Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
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White for tine months OF July and
August. Mrs. w. James Walker aud
her sister. Miss Betty Hayes. OF Rich
m m ,Tsu arc also occupyins their cottage
James Wheat left last week to Join
Mrs. Thomas Rutherford at her cot
tase at the White. where Mrs. Ruther-
foord is spending the summer months.
Mrs. James r. Branch, or Richmond
was among the guests entertained at
luncheon at The Meadows" by Mrs
and Mrs. Branch spend every summer
at their cottage at the White. and
Will not return TO Richmond until late
In the autumn.
lrctty Home Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Elsie Claire
Dorset 10 William Miller Eliicott Hess
was celebrated at noon Wednesday N
the home OF the brides mother. Mrs
6: IL. Dorset. 500 West Grace Street
The ceremony was performed by tho
Rev. Joel r Tucker, and the Rev
']lugh Subiott, rector Of old St Johns
Church. and Miss Lucille Gwathmey
house was prettily decorated in palms
pink roses and lighted candies. and
an improviscd altar OF roses and
candles was arranged for the ccre-
mony. Only the two families and a
few intimate friends were present
The bride, who WAS given in mar
rage by her brother. Or. Ramon r.
Dorset. o. Baltimore wore smart
tine, With hat OF the same shade.
She carried a shower bouquet Of Bride
roses and swansonla. Mrs. iiumphr~S
Dorsey Wolfe. or Baltimore, was dame
~ honor. She wore gown Of dark
blue Georgetie crepe. with black
picture, hat ana carried bouquet or
Towson. Md, was the groom's best
man.
Mr.; and Mrs. Hess left al once for
Philadelphia and will also spend tcw
xsr x,.ith ha
summer home a; Bay Head y J.. be-
fore going TO Chicago. where they
will make their home Misses Marie
Josephine and SirE mia E.llico,t Hess
o. Philadelphia. sisters 81 the groom
and his mother. Mrs. Hess, were
among the guests from distance at
ing a reception for the TWO families
and few intimate friends was given
at the home o. the brides mother.
watkins-Doyie.
\ wedding o. interest celebrated a.
oae Methodist church at Adset on sat
ina, Of Mss Aleise NJ. Doyle and
Holland Turpin Watkins. OF Emporia
The bride is tho Youngest daughter OF
Nj and Mr.: " " Doyle: 81 In
chancel were decorated in pottcd
plants. pink roses and ferns, inter
Spersed with lighted candles, and Mrs
Carter Watkins rendered Mende!s-
carter Watkins was tho sroom's best
man. Tho ushers included Herbert
Dorothy Hsllissn: VINO vas flower
S s-fi. scattered movers 'e'o'e '"S
The bride entered tho church with
her brother, w. w. DOYLE. Jr and the
i. y. Edwards. Just before the en-
trance OF the bridal party. Mrs. i. NJ.
Bryant sang 20 Promise Me and Tine
wore blue. travelling suit with ma
and gloves to match. and carried a
shower bouquet OF Bride roses ana
naidenhair I'm, The :, T az mona o.
was sowned in white. over pink satin
with pink Georsetts crepe hat and
corsage bouquet Of PINK roses ana
naldenha.r ferns. Miss Thelma Wind.
Of honor. wore pink tulle trock, over
Nile green satin. with ieSnorn plc-
turc nat and carried basket o; PINK
Nevins Flournoy. nephew Of the bride,
cushion. Little Misses Helen DOYLE
bride. who held the ribbons. wor.
white organd!e trocks with PINK
sashes. =
Immediately after the ceremony NJ.
and Mrs. Watkins left for New lork;
city. Mr.. and Mr.. John Gilbert. ~o'
Richmond. we're among the guests
from a distance present
~ the Reach.
Miss Elva Wright. OF 5n32 Park Ave-
nue.. is spending some si'ne eca a, na MN
10 the beach by Miss Virginia DE
and Mrs. Frank +. Digs
Miison--Jone..
OF interest here ia the wedding No. ,
day afternoon al o'eioGk.at the nom
!, ura rsh r.
folk when her daughter, MISS Rutn
Lawrence Jones. became the price OF
captain Francis Howard Wilson, United
States army.
on account of recen: bereavement
in the family the wedding was quiet [
one, and the ceremony was witnessed {
hv only relatives and few near
friends.
palms and the ceremony, which vas
soiemnized before an improvised altar I
OF palms, and cathedral candles. vas
son, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church. Miss Aurelia lrma Porter
played the wedding music.
The bride who was sun unatt ended en- en-
took place, with her brother,
Captain William Patteson Jones. U. S.
A.. Of Camp Lee. by. whom she was
of ivory brocaded satin made princess
effect with long court train and I
trimmed with seed pearls, which were ,
worn by her mother on her wedding I
Gay. Her Veil of tulle WAS arranged I
from coronct OF pearls and orange /
blossoms, and she carried bouquet OF
Bride roses, orchids and white sweet
peas. Her only ornament was the /
gift, diamond brooch.
The groom had as his best man
J ames Martin i
The bride is the youngest daughter
% the late William Henry Jones, tor
merly Commonwealth's-A Attorney of
Petersburg.
Captain Wilson is son of the late
Robert Wilson and Mary Archer Will
son. OF Norfolk. He is an A. r. OF
Johns Hopkins University OF the class |.
of 1917, and is now stationed for duty
at Columbus. New Mexico. where he is
to the Twenty-fourt In
fantry OF the army as personnel adju-
tant.
During the afternoon Captain ana
Mrs. wilson left for an extended we'd
ding trip North. and AT the conclusion
they VIII reside at Columbus, New
Mexico.
The out -of-town guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin IS. Jones. Miss
Maria Jones. Mrs. Walter e. Kcvan and
Mrs. Robert A. Gamble, of Petersbure
and Mrs. Samuel Shrieve. OF Baltimore
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.