Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-23
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tS'hCss, the country estate of tho
d ID eFo'her,in-inw and sister, Mr..
!aonsviilc: Only the two families
lew intimate friends witnessed
ceremony. which took place in tho
VIII ROOM Tho house was de-
ated everywhere in fragant garden
9ms and wild flowers.
croert Newman gave his sister
AZ and her wedding dress was
pc with a long court train OF satin.
veil OF illusion was fastened with
nse blossoms and she carried a
yer bouquet OF lilies OF the valley.
lie Anne Rudd and Graham Cameron
the ribbons and little Miss Page
ID was the brides only attendant.
little girls wore quaint frocks
Id of honor carried u ''Erandmothcr'
eBay Of old fashioned flowers
shed with u lace frill. Master
neron wore white sailor costume.
Ialiafcrro. Jr.. was his brothers
ir. and Mrs. Taliatcrro left at once
q wedding Journey AMI after June
vii be AT home at 'Mt. sharon
the Eroom's family, which was :,
: "n grant. Both bride and groom
onS to old and distinguished Viz
Ia families and their wedding -
Of the most interesting events Of
Easter season. although quietly
tcrnl Itenn WEEDS In France.
r, rlis a ier-Generai JeiGerson Ran.
iical Corps, Was married on March
to Miss Cornclia KNOX, Of phila-
phia- The ceremony took place in
presence Of u few intimate friends
IN have arrived At Paris. whore the
eral viii have a short leave Of
ence: General kean was. formerly
pr OF the United states Army am
ancc service With tho French army
mad charge Of the mil!tarizat ion
The. old volunteer ambulance ser
after the entry OF this country
the war. He was afterward ap-
n his post at Tours. and was re-
ed IN Paris by Colonel Percy L.
es. The bride volunteered hcr SER
20 to tho American eXpeditionary
>es. and came TO France soon after
American troops arrived
encral kcan is the son OF the late
G: H. ksan, OF Lynchbuss. and q
In iIarvie street. and is widely
ted throughout Virginia. He has
iuently visited relatives here and
spoken twice in Richmond in the
rect Of the Red Cross. Announce
I Of the wedding was received here
;erday.
che"n Tor Mi.s Kelley.
number o. attractive affairs have
n planned in honor OF Miss. Eliza
Kelley whose wedding OF Alex
or 6. Campbell VIII be celebrated
Saturdly, Monday AT O'clock
IpDcN, WAS hostess at pretty
thcon given for the bridc-clcct at
home on West Franklin street.
crs were laid for twelve and the
sts inclndcd the bridal party ana
cw additional visitors.
ne table was set with silver vase
INK tulips and narcissus and pink
white flowers were used IN the
In p lfs
eel Post Party.
n interesting CHARITY event Of this
rnoon Will bc tn. parcel post party
DC given under the auspices or the
rch. Al the home. OF Miss Nellie
kin, iig East Franklin Street. from
: o'clock. Mrs. John II. Young
resident Of tho guild and number
prominent women arc members Of
organization. Thc entertainment
o. the bcuent OF tho work of the
d and the refugee children OF
r. and Mrs William Herndon Bryan.
Lite I.ouna. Md, entertained ut
eT Monday NJ ey urnn s =, 1ae v G9nn
honor OF their young daughter.
Lois Bryan, and her guest. MISS
Benson. Of Riehmond, The guests T.,
kes. Miss MARY puvall, Miss Sarah
ngston Elder, Miss Margaret Ma
Miss Gertrude Dixon. Miss Mar
q Wight, Miss Kitty Sanford. Miss
deau Thomas, William Gardner,
Yard Reancy,, John Roberts; Lee
Ter. Foster Fcnton. David harlan,
- nard Iiogc. christopher Johnston
ncis Early and Jack Andrews.
litcr they attended the Easter dance
Inc Sa turday Evening Dancing Class
nc Southern Hotel The patronesses
this class are Mrs: sherlock swami,
nI ~ Fg a.
.r. Mrs. Hugh Hampton Young and
j. CroSsan Cooper.
n attractive small Easter party was
n Monday afternoon for Miss
.e. Forest hin. The prize egg was
I'D by Miss Elizabeth Tyler, of Rich;
ID. ana Miss Margaret Gordon found
afternoon. Misses Mildred eau
n and Margaret Gordon. Of Forest
Misses Elizabeth Tyler and Betty
ston, OF Richmond, and James and
h Beverly Hancock OF Forest Hill.
c among the guests.
-Clcmcnts.
ne wedding at Clifton, Gloucester,
liam Lee ljall is Of much interest
Iughout Virginia and the South,
took place AZ O'Clock, april -.
ceremony WAS performed by Rev.
mas b. Run, OF gloucester.
he brides only attendant was her
Ter. and the groom had for his best
DR.. James d. Clements, u. $.
r., of the naval hospital, Ports
,th brother or the bride. Her sis
Miss Mareie p. Clements, presided
the piano, rendering the wedding
.ch by LohenGrin rs process
hal Only the members OF the fami-
were present and every detail was
led out with the utmost simplicity.
entire lower floor was decorated
a profusion Of flowers, potted
ITS and evergreens, and at the end
he library, where the bridal party
,d for tho ceremony, was an i'm
vised altar. The bride wore n going
ty gown OF navy blue serge, and
flowers were sweet peas. After
wedding dinner the couple left inn
lately for Baltimore, and will later
he bride is daughter Of DR.. and
ID. oscar Miller Clements. The
ON is n son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hector
rail formerly of Virginia. but now
Mariana, Fla. The Balls are de-
ndants Of George Washing tons
her.
ter Guests.
r. and Mrs. L. H. Kemper have
II them ut their apartment. 2S12
umcnt Avenue, for the Easter holt
:; their two daughters, Misses Sarah
Charlotte Ecmper, and their
,oI friends. Miss Eta oliver, Of
ison. Ala: Miss Marcia Furman. OF
1ford. ~ j., and Miss Margaret Cal
of New York City. They will
IN 10 Chatham Episcopal Institute,
re they are attending school. to-