Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-05
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daughter Oh James ". ulnSleS. Oh TINS
city. to Rev. Edward Mack, -. D.. u
member of the faculty OF Union Theo-
logical Seminary. The ceremony took
place yesterday at high noon in the
country home OF the brides father.
"Picquenocque." near Richmond. Rev.
l.. Il. McFaden. -. D., pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church. and Rev
w. W. Moore. ID. D., president of Union
Theological Seminary, officiating. The
house was decorated everywhere very
simply in old fashioned garden ilowers
and bowls and vases OF larkspur and
pale blue delphinium were used OH the
mantels. No invitations were issued
and the ceremony was witnc Sscd by
only a small company Of relatives and
= few Intimate friends.
The bride descended the stairway
with her sister. Mrs. J. Russell Porter.
of Atlanta, Ca. who was dame OF honor.
Mrs Porter wore a French dress Of
pale pink GcorGctte crepe with wide
hat of the same shade and she carried
an armful of summer flowers. William
Mack, OF New York. was his brothers
best man and only attendant. and the
ribbons were held by four small nieces
Of the bride-Mary and Irene Rose,
Margaret Moncure and Camilla Alsop.
They wore quaint white organdie
dresses with pale pink sashes and car
ried baskets II pink flowers tied with
tulle.
small breakfast followed the cerc-
nony after which DR.. and Mrs. Mack
left for wedding Journey Later they
Will be established at Quantico. where
Or. Mack is engaged in war work for
the summer months. Among tho guests
from a distance attending the wedding
were MIR. and Mrs. J. Russell Porter.
OF Atlanta: Mrs Mack, mother OF the
NJ L-rr TlncirH
and Miss Louise Tinsley. % Baltimore
William Mack. OF New York.
Monday evening MIR and Mrs. Ruth
cr!oord Rose entertained at an In
formal reception at their home III
Ginter Park In honor of their sister
and DR.. MACK. Only relatives and out
of-town guests were present.
To Visit Here.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor. OF Danv!lle.
will arrive here Thursday 10 spend
few days, en route for Ashland where
she will be the guest or Miss Roberts
for finals at Randolph Macon College.
Miss Taylor IS a daughter of Or. Joseph
Taylor. formerly OF this c!t%.
Prominent Wedding.
A number OF distinguished guests
will come 20 Richmond this week 10
attend the marriage OF Miss Rose Gas
ton Caperton. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford r. Caperton. and Lieu
tenant John wilson Brown. III, OF
Baltimore, which viii he celebrated
Saturday evening al o'clock in 81.
James Episcopal Chur.h. Some OF the
guests will be Ma General and Mrs.
George Barnett. Misses Leila and anne
Gordon, o. Washington; Mrs. John VIII
son Brown. Jr.. and Miss Florence
Brown, OF Baltimore; hT. and Mrs
Lester del Garcia, OF Philadelphia; Mrs.
Harry Bowen and Mrs. Bu:ord Sheldon.
OF New York.
followed by a small reception at the
home OF the brides parents. 10 which
only the bridal party and few inu-
mate friends have been invited.
Visiting Relatives.
Ensign William p. Angle, formerly
OF Richmond, and Mrs. Angle, OF New
port. r. /, are visiting Ensign Angles
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry y. Angie
at their home on Wfsthampton Ave-
nue. before leaving for Annapolis. Mo.
Ensign Angle has recently received MS
promotion in rank. and has been as
signed 10 Annapolis. where he will take
a special course Of instruction AT the
United States naval Academy.
Aerial Warfare Pictures.
a brilliant audience VIII I'll the audi
forum OF the Jefferson Hotel this
evening at 80 o'clock to witness the
aerial warfare mov!ng-pictures, Off
cial Aims OF the French government
which Will be shown FOR the benefit OF
the athletic and recreation fund OF the
aviation service. The affair is under
the auspices OF the Woman's Naval
Service, Inc. and the public is cordi-
ally invited 10 attend. Augustus Post,
n DISTINGUISHED aviator. recently a. the
front, will speak. and MISS Amy Grant
will also make an address. The pro-
gram promises 10 be most interest
ing and attractive one.
Additional patrons include.
N VIII xI fsis"s ana 81 fF
MIS- MF A lidrf Mfs Nils iH'i Br and Mrs NOSE.
Rr H .sf SIS aF + S car M's r5S5 M; fad
Mrs Th9rqs r M SA Es MT man ana & MTs
ham ,Mr and Mrs, G4sEiss ca5eIi. Sir. ana
Mf' and s2"E Ms GSFaan ta f' Hs and
S;sr MI II. " t. So ss~aFs s H2'si4a
I5s ia W9i'SGk Mr Nh and MG, W e NJ
s,eH KRIS rows Ell Dunn na I Mrs @aa s
AnT; Sir a hi'G MS F 4"8 If and
Art Exhibition mt Studio.
The exhibition Of the students work
in the atelier Of Misses Nora Houston
and Adele Clark will be opened this
afternoon at $50 o'clock. at lis East
Franklin Street. All Interested are in
vited TO inspect the work OF the stu.
dents. The exhibition vii! be view
daily for week.
Pretty Home Wedding.
A pretty home wedding took place at
noon yesterday when Mrs. W. S. Brown
became the bride OF Professor ]. j.
Pilsbury. OF the A. and T.. College st
Raleigh y. c. Mrs. Brown was for
merly Miss Gertrude Simpson Only
the immediate families witnessed the
ceremony. and Mr. and Mrs Pinsbury
left later for Northern wedding tip.
Upon their return they Will make their
home in Raleigh. n. c.
OF Interest Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick HamIin
Hobbs. OF Norfolk, announce the en-
gagement and approaching marriage of
their daughter, Helen. to Severn Parker
Costin Duvall. lieutenant coast artil.
lery, United States Army, the marriage
to take place the latter part OF this
month. Lieutenant Duvali is the son
of Mrs. Kobe5t 3. Taylor. also Of Nor
folk. Hiss Hobbs, since her debut two
seasons ago has been an acknowledged
belle and one of the most prominent
members OF the Younger set.
Miss Hobbs IS 4 frequent visitor in
Richmond, where she has been the
guest of Mrs. John Croniy, formerly
Miss Martha Valentine. at :hc home