Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
Miss Warwick n bride.

y brilliant company OF guests
'llad Holy Trinity Church yesterday
ding OF Miss Evelyn Byrd Warwick.
daurhtcr OF Mrs. Byrd Warwick, 10
Major. William Wavcrley. Lai'rade.
n ehn!ch was decorated in palms
drai candles and white chrysan-
thcrnums were used on the altar. The
CEREMONY was performed By Rev. j.
rendered by tho organist.
The bride entered the church wish
her brother in-law. John Sidney Da-
~ her mother. They were met q,
tnc chanccl steps By the groom and
lis brother. Lieutenant Ben La
trade. who acted as best man. The
bride. who il a lovely girl. wore an
exquisite wedding dress OF softest
waite satin. embroidered In silver
iour-de-lis, and made iorE court
illusion was arranged with a wreath
~ orange blossoms aud she carried Il
shower bouquet Of Bride roses and
lilies Of the valley. Nlrs. John Sid
I!ry Davenport. WHO was her sisters
dane of honor, wna sowncd In pale
rink satin and lace and wore a tulle
nat with touches OF French blue. She
carried an arintul OF Killarney roses
ller costume. Miss Emily Twitty, OF
HaTtsvillc, 5. g., a school mate OF
the bride. was maid OF honor. She
wore n frock OF pale pink taffeta with
Il nosegay OF Killarney roses. The
little flower girl. Ida Burrows. niece
81 the bride. wore white muslin
irock with a pink sash and carried II
SILVER basket filled with pink rose
buds. The Eroomsmcn were: Calvin
Satterfcld, Jr.. Littiepagc Ingram, OF
Richmond. and David and Joseph La
Trade, brothers Of the groom. 49,.
church. n small reception was held at
the home of Mrs; Qorace Wexford
Jones. 20 West Franklin Street. to
Mh;;nh, only the o two families and md
and Mrs. LaPrade left later In the
evening for a Northern wedding Jour-
ney. Mrs. Warwick was handsomely
;owned in black chiffon velvet, with
feathers, and her flowers were violets.
Tho wedding is one of the most
important and interesting nuptial
two old and distinguished families.
The bride is a descendant OF Colonel
william Byrd. of "Westover." on the
James River, and is named for his
BYRD. who Is one OF tho lovelicst
figures OF early colonial days In
Virginia, Major I.aPrado comes of
an old French Hugnenot family and
comes OF q limo equally as prominent
j. known as that OF the bride. He
served abroad with the Twenty-ninth
Division. being commander OF Vir-
Sinia Artillery, and was Nhonorcd by
tho Armistico Commission by being
sent with troops into Poland, In the
interest Of that commission.
Luncheon for Debutantes.
n few OF tho debutantes were in<
formally entertained at luncheon
at the Country Club last Wednesday
given by Mrs. Is. Miller McCuo. In
honor of her niece. Miss, Martha
Winston Alsop and Miss Julia Gray
Aloncure, two very popular dcbutantcs
OF the season. IT was an attractive
affair In every detail and the table
was decorated In autumn flowers.
Miss CarrfnEton's Engagement.
One or the most important an
nolncemcnts Of tho week is the erfa
EaEement of Miss Frances Darlington,
daughter OF DIR. and Mrs. Charles
Nenable Darlington. TO DR.. William
lTnkney Herbert. OF hsheville, n. G.,
which was made just at Thanksgiv-
ing. Miss Darlington Is O beautiful
Girl and has been m acknowledged
belle since her formal presentation to
society several Seasonn ago, and tho
announcement Is OF tho greatest In
terest. So
DR.. Herbert Is q son OF the la,e
Mr.. and Mrs William Pinkney Her
pert, of Virginia and Baltimore, aud
his mother was tho lovely Rehecca
beverley! OF Fauquior County. Dir
Herbert served two years ilbroad
sirst With tho British iorcos and az!
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