The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-08

who Is summering al White sulphur
Springs, w. Va, has issued invitations
to a luncheon tomorrow afternoon nj
the Creenhrar. 10 he given in honor
OF Mrs. William G., McAdoo. who If
&spending the season at the springs
with Secretary McAdoo. Among Mrs
Walls guests tomorrow VIII 5C- Mrs
Cary GraySon, LADY WilllSlE1S-T ay lor
Mrs W James Walker Mrs, George
r. Smith. Mrs. Oscar Richards and
Mrs. Walkers Guests,
Mrx w James Walker. Of Rich
mond. entertained AL luncheon lAst
Sunday in the Greenhriar. White Sal
phur Springs. in honor OF Mrs, Clar-
ence Crittenden Calhoun, who -
spending her honeymoon With Cap
tain Calhoun a, ths spFsDe~ -F'4!i'f-
Der OF Richmond women were among
her guests. They Included Miss Flea
beth Hayes, her sister, Mrs. Edward
Mayo. Miss Marion Harris, and The
following guests from other cities
Mrs George T Narye, Mrs. Andrew
MorelSrd, Mrs WilloEghhy sharp
Mrs Anory A Lawrence Mrs WI
liam IAvin gstone Watson. Mrs AltN-
ander Brown. and Mrs 4. J.. James
Leave for Country.
Miss Mary Alexander and Miss Eva
Alexander Of 21o2 S'uarr avenue,
leave TINS week for I'VE weeks stay
IN the country.
Leaves for ~Chrsoi
Miss E}lzAbe;h Cole @; IVES; Grace
street viii 1eaXe this week 'o attend
school near Baltimore for HE COM
Ing session
Jovner--EratfslLaw
On "Wednesday evening the home ef
Mr. ard Mrs O. J. High was the scene
OF brilliant reception given TO an
nource the marriage Of their sister.
Mary Emily Bradshaw and Wilbur
Dixon Joyrer. The house was de
eorated with aStors, suaparAEons and
ferns The color scheme being pink
and green Mrs J. NJ ~leeyette, Of
Suffolk assisted by Miss Elsie Davis
presided at the punch bowl
The bride who is the daughter OF
Mr. A G.. Bradshaw, a very prominent
farmer OF the Black Creek community 4
wa. gowned in white Duichess satin,
embroidered I'm pearls. and wore
necklace Of pearls, the gift of the
groom.
The unique way OF announcing the
secret was with n contest. the priz"
being won by DIR Il. l. Raiford, Of
Sedley Just as the secret was OUT
little Mary Catherine High, niece of
the bride dressed as cupid. came in
carrying basket OF snapdragons
bearing the ring. and Rev Sam Hill,
nounced the marriage which took
place in the Friends church here on
the evening OF June 9. by a fash light.
The guest then ushered into the
dining-room and cream and cake In
heartshape were served. The favors
were miniature cupids and slippers.
The guest present on this delight
ful occasion were MIR. and Mrs. w
R Bradshaw. Mrs. J. l.. Feutress, Miss
Martha Bradshaw and Mrs. T @.
Emes, of Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs j. NJ
Leggette and Miss Carter, of suffolk
Messrs Barrett and Gardner. Of
Franklin; Rev. Sam Hill. Of Zuni;
Andrew Boyd, Of Petersburg: Or and
Mrs r. L. Raiford. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
G. Bradshaw. Mr. and Mrs A. @.
Wills Mrs. Wager Wills. Mr.. and Mrs
J. w Edwards, Rev. and Mrs, Byron
Il Osborne, MIR. and Mrs Quincy :
Ccrnwell. Mr., and Mrs w. $, ,l'rQu-
hart. Mr. and Mrs, Amos Rollings
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l., Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. r. Dunning, MIR. and Mrs
haywood Johnson. Misses Virgic VII
iisnas.-EIsia Davis Elizabeth Davis
juliet Faircloth, EsteIle Wills, Blanche
Joyner. Mrs. r.. l. johnson. J. G.. Wei
Ions, Henry Joyner. Netdie Wills. OF
Sedley,
brilliant Wedding.
A beautiful wedding and one of
popularity of the bride and groom,
was solenlnized last Tuesday after
noon at $40 O'Clock IN Roanoke, Y d.
when Miss Mary Hatcher Smith.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Roy Il
Smith became the bride of Captain
Charles Hamilton Carson command
ing officer OF thirteenth, fourteenth
and fifteenth battalfons at Camp Lee
Captain Carson is the son OF Mr. and
Mrs. s.. a. Carson. of Abingdon Va
The decorati ions were most artistic
consisting OF blooming clematis. ferns
and candies,
The ceremony took place in the
library and an altar was arranged IN
the alcove of the room The back
ground OF the altar OF ferns and
candles was an archway OF ciematis
under which was a large American
nag. and kneeing bench with white
satin cushions.
Before the entrance OF the hrida
party Mrs. Roy r. Smith, Jr-. sister
in-law OF the bride. sang For You
Alone" with Mrs Beverley WORKMAN
accom- PIANIST, and Munford Boyd, play
ing the violin ohliGato LonenErin Is
Bridal Chorus was played AS the bridal
party entered, and during the core
rnony, Then You VIII Remember
Ne" was softly rendered.
The maid OF honor. Miss Anna
MtChaeI was the nrSt 10 enter, She
wore a gown of lavender Georgette
crepe, with large picture hat to
harmonic and carried an arm bouquet
Of pink roses.
The bride entered with her father,
who gave her in marriage. She was
lovely In an exquisite bridal dress of
white satin. OF the period OF 1884, hav-
ing been the wedding dress of great
Amt. Her long rufle bridal veil was
fastened with real lace and a rope Of
pearls Her flowers were shower OF
Brides roses and swausonia,
The groom had as his best man
11eurtr arr II F.. IrrTF7r = n -17rttf =
Lee. The uniforms added a distinctive
military air 10 the occasion.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. J. J. Rives. OF Unity Metho-
dist church.
The ceremony. was witnessed py
only a few relatives and intimate
friends. Among the out-of-town
guests for the marriage were; Mrs
s A. Carson, and Il. @. Carson, Of
Abingdon. Va, mother and brother Of
the groom; DIT. and Mrs. w. II, Hat
cher, of Lynahburg, grandparents of
the bride; Mr., and Mrs G. Il. Smith