Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19

assistant pastor of Sacred Heart
thcmums and the wedding music was
rendered ~ Miss Dorothy Ellis Hart.
, accompanied on the violin by Ernes,
Moore.
The bride. who was given in mar
| riage by her father, wore gown OF
white brocade6 satin combined with
Her tulle veil was caught with orange
blossoms and she carried IA shower
bouquet CT roses and swanson!a. Mrs
as matron of honor, and was gowned
II M, yellow SAT sS,n rim Trimmed With chan
of yellow chrysanthe NUNS.
Clifford Smith, Jr.. OF Richmond, was
the Groom's best man. An informal
reception followed the ceremony. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. McGraw left for
will reside in This city.
The oHtef,own ni guests Mr inniuded Mrs
and Or. and Mrs +. l. Pussy. OF Rich
mond: Mrs. Roy steele and Miss Anne
Warren. Of Kansas City. Mo; Lieu,en-
an; l.. f; Parker, I. 5. ~. and Mrs.
Parker, of Peoria. III.
Engagement OF Interest.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar D. Dalton an
nounce the engagement and appr0aSh-
Gar,yie. to Clifford Smith. Jr.. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Smith. of Rich
mond. The marriage will take place
Waiting in the North.
Mrs. Darlington Moseley left Thurs
day for visit TO New Rochelle. n. y
Mrs. Moseley will be the guest OF Mrs.
George Cooper during her stay in New
Rochelle.
Every Monday Club.
The Every Monday Club will mee:
this week at 3:so o'clock In the home
Of Mrs. r. +. Gaines at Westhampton.
Miss Sue Neale will present paper
on. "Herber, Hoover. Organizer" this
~ II. lac Inn r
can Types" to be discussed by the club
The following committee will offer
man; Mrs II. NJ Swaney Mrs. Jose
phine Trev!lian and Mrs. Gibson Wor-
sham.
Prominent Wedding.
Of interest here is the marriase OF
Miss Adelaide Bell Heath TO Captain
Arthur Haldane noig, L. :. A.. which
toob place at noon Wednesday in tic
lives and friends. The ceremony was
Epiphany. in Washington. by REV
Roland Cotton smith, rector OF 81,
going repairs Mrs Thomas Wilson
Bowers was tho matron of honor and
!,,e maid OF honor. was Miss Elizaheth
ests fSssn OF u, the v srde The
kay Smith. Mss Leonora Finley. Miss
| Elsie Downing Miss Carolyn Nash,
Miss Julia Whiting and Miss Eleanor
Johnston.
Lieutenant Colonel G.. w. Baird. gem
eral staff, U, 8. A, was the hest man.
and the ushers were Lieutenant
Colonel Thomas Cook, LIEUTENANT
Colonel Arthur Campbell. Lieutenant
Colonel Gilbert Marshall. Colonel c,
Lacy Hail. Major Edward Harrison.
Commander G. T. Jewell Robert Barton
and Balne Mallon
The decorations in the church were
In white and green, the altar being
banked with palms and ferns. with
clusters OF white chrysanthenums and
cosmos in among the green, and on
the iron grating before the altar were
large clusters Of chrysanthemums
marking each pew occupied by mem
hers Of tie families. The bride, who
was given in marriage by her god
OF white Georgette crepe draped over
soft white satin. the court train OF
satin hanging from the shoulders. Her
tulle veil was held in folds quite low
on the brow hy bandeau OF orange
blossoms, and she carried Bride roses
with a shower of sweetheart roses
The matron and maid OF honor wore
similar frocks OF archid-col ored chiffon
with narrow French blue and silver
ribbon sirdles and satin hats in deep
shade of orchid They carried asters
In two shades Of. purple and delphinium
In two shades of blue. The brides
with narrow ribbon girdIes in orchid
and silver and bats like those OF the
matron and maid Of honor.
After the ceremony, Mrs. benjamin
HELEN, mother of Mrs. Bowers. the
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