Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29

celebration OF independence Day all
( over the State. and bis country estates
VIII be gay with guests for the week
. gne following. Shore and mountain
resorts are already crowded. and there
.s3ill be many brilliant balls and dances
given at the big hotels and cottages.
The day we celebrate" is more or less
of holiday here, but is nothing like so
! Important an event. So far. as balls and
dinners given are concerned. as 1t is In
ssthe North. The most interesting affairs
Manned hero include conseniai group
: Of guests ut ones country place, with
informal parties for their amusement,
and a ball or so at the springs.
STae social calendar for this week in
soiudes at least two very important
Weddings. Tuesday a number OF Rich
-H'ond guests will go to Woodbury.
Forest to attend the marriage of Miss
Austin Turner. daughter of MIR and
Mrs. Austin Turner. of that place, to
Arthur H. Jones, son OF the late Chief
Justice l. Thomas Jones. of Howard
County. Md. Mrs. Albert Stuart
Walker, formerly Miss Chloe Tyler
Cooke, OF Baltimore. will he dame of
honor, and great many prominent
guests from distance will witness the
ceremony. Miss Turner was maid OF
honor in May at The Walker Cooke
" edding
Another important and interesting
wedding of the week, which will be
attended by a number OF guests from
Richmond. will be that of Miss Mar
garet Gardiner Tyler, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. David Gardiner Tyler
10 stephen Fowler Chadwick. The
ceremony will take place Wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock at Sherwood
Forest" the beautiful old home of the
Tylers. near Charles City. Miss Mary
Lyon Tyler will be her sisters maid
of honor. and the bridesmaids will in
clude Miss Ann Page, Of Oakland"
Hanover County; Miss Frederick Neve,
OF Ivy Depot; Miss Julia Ellis. of Roa
noke. and Miss Christine Wildman, Of
Leesburs.
-. The bride belongs to a famous and
distinguished Virginia family, and is
a descendant of President Tyler, OF the
Emitted States. Mr.. Chadwick, who was
an officer with the American eXped-
uonary forces in Siberia, is son OF
Judge stephen j. Chadwick, who has
Just retired from the position of chief
justice of the Supreme Court Of Wash
.ngton state. MIR. Chadwick and his
bride Will make their home in Seattle
Wash. following wedding journey.
There will be the usual informal
dance ut the Country Club of Virginia
Saturday evening following dinner
Most OF the tables arc arranged on
tie terraces OF the club, and number
or informal dinner parties are to be
given al the club each week.
BRENT WITT.
/. Engagement Announced.
Mrs. {. II. Dorset of 500 West Grace
. approac ching marriage OF her daushIer.
Claire. TO William II. Ellicott Hess, OF
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Quiet Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Harriet Iarus
Grew, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
H. Crew, TO William Porter Sommcrs.
1 son OF MI so and Mrs. Edgar F; SOM
was quietly solemnized Saturday morn
ing. June. II, at II O'clock, at the
bone Of the bride. 27ls East Franklin
beautifully decorated in palms and
flowers. interspersed with candles, and
ERev: II J; Williams, the brides pastor,
performed the ceremony in the pres
ehce oil the immediate relatives. The
pr:de wore dark blue tailored suit
W''h hat and gloves 10 match and
carried a shower bouquet of Bride
Mrs. Sommers left for Northern we'd
ding trip.
he;urnine to Richmond.
,, Major w: w La Prade, who wen,
Eleventh Field Artillery, did not re-
turn with his regiment. He was hon
ored by receiving orders to 20 with
troops 10 Poland under the direction
or the inter-ailted armis;ice commits
sion. He is now travelling with Eng.
lish officers through; Poland, Germany
and France pA expects 10 return 10
Richmond in july
kinR-Chenoweth.
beautiful wedding was solemn
lied al o'clock Wednesday evening
at the First Baptist Church in the
and relatives, when Miss Christine
Elizabeth Chenoweth became the bride
OF Waverly Gretter King Rev. George
w. Mcdaniel officiating. The bride en-
wore gown of heavy white satin
made with court train and trimmed
! with rose point lace and beaded in
pearls Her Veil of illusion fell from
blossoms, and she carried a shower
, bouquet Of Bride roses and white sweet
/. peas
Miss Lucille Flcsher cousin Of The
prfhe. acted as maid VI honor She
wore gown OF orchid tullc over lace
! ana silver cloth, with picture, hnt
! win long tulle steamers caught with
; tiny flowers and carried bououet OF
: orchid- colored sweet peas. Misses Eljz-
y apeth Morgan, Marcella Barnes. Ed
: wina Herring and Alma Strickland as
( bridesmaids, were gowned in Jade
: green iulle. over lace and silver cloth.
$ and wore picture hats with streamers
= csnght with tiny pink rosebuds They
!. carried arm bouquets Of Russell roses
4 Little Miss Virginia Fox. wearing a
!. french frock Of shell ping net and
Z chiffon. carried the ring suspendcd
2 from white nower-tr!mmcd horse.
Z Shoe. Sheppard Webb at the organ
q rendered beautiful program and lust
4 before the ceremony Mrs Charles q
( HURTS sane because" and Cadnan,s
= Al Dawninc." Little Miss Mary keth.
Z. crime White, was flower girl and wor,
= ss1rock OF white organdie and carried
= .stulle-t trimmed basket Of pink rosa
S petals, which sne scattered as the brjdo
: lett the church.
8 The groom was attended by Can,ain
1. Morgan X. Mills. Jr.. as hes, man ana
- the ushers were Messrs Stuart Rar.
n land. Captain Robert Th:ock morton
!. Clyde Shepherd and Charles e God,
- win. Nv
I. The church vas decorated win
4. palms and flowers '
= The bride is the daughter Of Roy