Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-24
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reucric w. scott, 300 West
FRANKLIN Street. More than 100 mem
Ders OF the younger society set were
present and the dance was licld in
inc long drawing rooms Of the Scott
IN summer flowers and an orchestra
pIayed for the dancing. MIR. and Mrs
scott received with their daughters.
assisted by Miss Adelaide oxnard. Of
washing ton, who lis their guest.
The garden surrounding the Scott
nome was hung with numerous bright
colored Japanese lanterns. and supper
was served there at small tables
decorated IN flowers. Miss Isabel
scott wore French dress Of tur-
Guoisc chiffon and silver, and Miss
Eiisabeth Scott was Rowned in Ameri-
can Beauty chiffon and silver made
the honors OF the evening were: Lieu.
tenant-Commander and Mrs. George
n I Scott. Mr. and Mrs. william ii.
!suford. IL. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
r. Noting. Miss Frances scott, Mrs,
James Scott. Mrs. Hugh CUMMINGS, OF
Washington. and Thomas b. Scott.
Visiting Mt Quaker IIiIi.
Miss Louise Withcrs. Of West Frank
I'm Street. has left for visit to rela-
,ives a, Quaker Ill.," y. y. where
enc VIII spend some time Miss With
or her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. &.
Branch. in New York.
Pretty Wedding.
The marriage Of Miss Edna Dunfee.
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. h. J. Dun
rec, OF Shenandoah. Iowa. and Charles
James Curzon. OF Auburn. N:brtska.
who up to the last month has been sta
toned FOR duty At the Balloon school,
was celebrated Saturday evening at S
O'clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Taylor. Jr.. In Gin,er Park
Thomas Cary Johnson. OF the Union
Theological Seminary. and the house
was decorated everywhere in ferns
and old-fashoned garden flowers. The
wedding was very quiet one with
only small company OF friends pres
cat.
The bride wore wedding dress of
white Georgette crepe over satin and
was a diamond brooch. the gift Of the
groom. and she carried a noscsay Of
White roses e. and and sweet peas. Miss
honor. wore "A costume OF pale pink
Georgettc crepe and carried m arm
ful OF pink and lavendar Fwcet peas.
Little Katherine Christian Taylor. who
was Hover girl. wore quaint wh.,e
orsande frock with pink r!bh"rs and
carried basket OF pink sweet peas.
Charles Taylor wa. The grooms best
man.
The bride came to Richmond wcel,
ago. and Was the cues: Of NJ. and
Mrs: Taylor until after the wcGI.n.
Leave for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Mitchell lief,
last night for New York City for
short visit: Later they. Will yisi, sev.
then go 10 Brookline. near Boston. for
= lengthy stay with relatives. Mr..
Mitchell go; his discharge only last
week from the army. after service
Of more than year. most of which
time he spent in France. Since his re-
Turn he has been with Mrs. Mitchell It
fin hnr -
Swami. In G!nter Park.
Invitations Ixaued.
,, Judg ;es and Mrs David Gardiner Tyler
r riars ~ tss1 'Sa in.,,a,ions for the mar
diner. 70 stephen Fowler Chadwick, the
ceremony 10 take place on "Wednesday.
July p: at, $40 o'clock at Sherwood
Forest Cha rlcs City. \ number Of
relatives and friends from Richmond
VIII go TO Charles CITY TO attend the
weddins' which is one OF the mos, i'm
summer season.
Wins Medal
Miss Mildred Gates was awarded ,he
media in her music. class last week.
cessive years. and played one Of the
most dihlcul, pieces with case at the
finals s,y ;. by Miss Ellen Guigons
Musicians Club last winter. accom-
panyns Mss Mary Caperton on the
violin.
bundlSy--BrOVn.
Miss Lucy Gaines Brown and Or.
Morton Elbridgc Hundley were quietly
married at the home OF Mrs. II. G.
Lester oil Wednesday. June IS. By DR..
Proctor. OF the Methodist Church. Miss
Brown is the niece and adopted daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Lester of Henry County.
She attended school AT Hollins College
and has Travelled extensively in both
this country and abroad.
Dr. TIundlcy has been for years one
Of the staff OF surgeons for the NOR
oil mi &c
honor graduate OF the Medical College
OF Virginia. and holds certificates of
distinction from several postgraduate
Or. and Mrs. Hundley left after the
ceremony fol-. short bridal trip, after
which Or. Hundiey will spend three
Physicians and Surgeons Post-Gradu-
ate School OF New York, and the ra-
nous Mayo clinics of Royches,er. Mimi,
pital in Martinsville.
Dinner for Bridal Party.
Saturday evening stuart Rasiand ell
tertained al d inner party at the Her
Chenoweth and Waverly g. King. whose
marriage will take place Wednesday
evening OF this week The guests in n.
were laid for thirteen, and those pres
cnt were:
Mrs. II. S. Chenowcth Mcssrs:
lucille Flcshcr Stuart Rcgland
Edwina Herring Clyde Shepherd
Marcclla Barnes thas. II. GOOdwyn
Alma Strickland Robert Throckmorton
elizabeth Morgan
shower for Bride.
Among number of affairs given
Miss Chenc~eth was the shower Sat
urday afternoon at the home of Miss
Edwina Herring. 1903 Grove Avenue
The color scheme of yellow and white
was carried out III an effective manner
and the presents were given in a novel
way. There were twenty guests present.
Recent Weddings.
The marriage of William J.. Stables
and Miss Charlotte Meade Phelps was
quietly celebrated al the residence OF
the bride in Victoria on the afternoon
OF juno 10 at . o'clock. The ceremony
was performed by tho Rev. r. II.
Phelps. brother of the bride. and Mr.
and Mrs. Stables left Immediately for
the formers country homo in Lunen-
burg County.
The wedding of Or. John r. Cain and
Miss Loretta l.. Mckinney is of in
terest both in Virginia and Georgia.
The bride is a daughter of DIR. and
Mrs j. c. Mckinney. of Athens Ga