The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-13
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A lovely wedding was celebrated in
The home Of the Misses Mitchell. 1920
Fioy davcnue, last evening at o'clock
when their sister, Dora Allen, became
the bride of Clifford Leland Walker.
son Of MIR. and Mrs. Herbert r. Walker.
The Rev. Or. Thomas A. Smoot offi-
ciated In the presence Of the families
and few intimate friends. Shepherd
Webb played the wedding music,
Palms and cut flowers were efrec-
lively used In decorating the house
Miss Mitchell entered with and was
given In marriage by C. Aubrey SpaHose
She wore beautiful gown of white
Ceorgette crepe over white satin
trimmed in white silk fringe and her
veil was of lace caught with orange
| blossoms A shower bouquet Of white
roses completed her costume. Her sis
ter, Miss Eleanor Early Mitchell. at
tended as maid Of honor. She wore a
1rock OF pink Georsette crepe over sill
yer cloth and carried pink roses. The
matron of honor was Mrs. Charles
Ralph Ludwig formerly Miss Adrianna
kuyk)- Her gown of sapphire
Rreen tulle over silver cloth. with sill
yer trimmings and she carried pink
roses. Charles Ralph Ludwig acted as
best man and the ushers were Guy A.
Shelton. Richard w. Payne, Thomas
Gibson and Or. r. r. Byrnes.
After the Ceremony MIR. and Mrs.
Walker left for n Northern trip. They
will be at home after October 81 at 532o
Floyd avenue.
At the Woman. Ciuh.
The lecture OF John kendrick
Bangs. which was to have been given
At the Woman's club next Monday af-
ternoon. has been indefinitely post
poned No social affairs Will be held
at the club until after tac danger from
kranish influenza il over
Every N"ndn, CAB.
On account of tire ertdetntc e Span
4EA influenza The meetings ~ the
Every Monday club Will be postponed
until further notice.
Bard~n---Fcntrrs-.
The home of Mr., and Mrs William
II. Fentress in Raleigh avenue Nor
folk. was the sccne Thursday after
noon at o'clock OF a pretty wedding,
when their daughter. BESSIE MAY be-
came the bride Of David Walter par
den
The rooms were decorated with
palms ferns sm4lax and eat flowers.
The ceremony, which WAS performed
by Rev. Aubrey Williams 81 Park
Place Baptist church. took place before
an lmproYised ALTAR Of palms and ca
thedral candles
The bride, who was given IN mar
rage by her father. wore a dark blue
travelling suit vita blue velvet hat
10 match aud her fawers were
shower houquet Of Brides RISES and
liile2 ~ the valley
| Mrs. Gilmer Batten. as nfatron Of
honor. was gowned In rekin blue
Georgette crepe trimmed With beads
and wore a picture hat Of blue tulle
and ostrich feathers She carried All
Farm bouquet ~ la France roses
The maid III hnnpr, Miss Eleanor
Fortress. wore se~n Of white Genf-
settle crepe with a tpile hat 10 match
trimmed with rinE- ostrich feathers
Her flowers were an arm bouquet Of
! La France roses,
Little Miss Dorothy crawiey as
rtnghearer wore froek OF white or
candle trtmnBf with tace. and car
rsed a baaket Of pink sweet peas.
w r, Fertress. brother Of the bride.
acted as master Of ceremonies.
Or David Rawies. Of suffolk, was
best man and the ushcrs were Ensign
4 y r. Van SAINT T. s n; Ensign
Charles Davis. 4, S. M r. c. Lively
| and l.. G, Parker,
latter a .Sfsashesn trip. Mr.. ana Mrs.
parden viii be ri borne IN the Nor
ment apartments, in 'Thirty-ssxth
street.