Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

sratuiations. Tho house WAS thrown
open everywhere for tho guests and
IN the dining-room the table was set
with halloween flowers. Many clever
IDEAS were carried out i'm tho decora,
lions and In the various forms OF
entertainment. The guests were lin
tied to tho members Of the cabinet
OF the Junior League OF MouumcS,t
Church. OF which Marshall Gordon
Is president. He is also president OF
the Union Leagues of Richmond
| Clnrk-Wnddy.
Yesterday afternoon at tho home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. waddy. Nor
folk. the wedding OF their daughter,
Sarah Catherine, and William Doug
las Clark. of Hamlet. y. c.. took
place.
with palms. ferns and cathedral can
dies and the ceremony was per-
formed BY the Rev. c. NJ. Watson,
First Christian Church CDiscir,es).
| Just before, the ceremony Miss
Genevieve Hilleman sang. Yesterday
and Today" accompanied by Mrs. d.
Conway Mason.
The bride entered on tho arm of
her father. by whom she Was given
in marriage; she was married with
her mothers wedding ring, She was
I dressed In coat suit 1f dark blue.
with hat and gloves To match. irJ
carried a shower bouquet ~ roses
and lilies OF the valley.
The groom had as his best man his
brother. Samuel Walton Clark. OF
Following the ceremony a small
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left
for Northern wedding trip, after
Which they will be at home In Ham
The oHt.of-town guests were s. W.
| Farrar and son, Jetersvilie: George
T.. Harvey. Richmond. and Miss Gene
We've Holleman, of Curretuck, y. G.
Initiation md Dance.
M Chapter of Omega Epsilon Phi
giinia. held it's initiation "Wednesday
were ]. NJ. bishop tw.. and L.. n a.
Blakcy tV. z. ~, p. +. Brown tU. Of
R., 7. s; Buckley ~. OF RI. W. II.
Drewry L. H., w. a. MCGEE. Jr..
The initiation was followed by a
dance at the Westmoreland Club on
men. Those dancing were:
Mr.. Fox with Miss o'Neil; Mr.. Davis
T''h Miss na,a Patterson; Nj, Bate With Miss
.yIth Mrs street: Mr.. Pa!san wit Win Miss
\ 4.
J. {. Robertson with Miss Thornton; Mr..
I Dahb with Miss Duke; Mr.; Horton with
Mr.. McGec with Miss Johnson: Mir. bishop
with Miy' os,eoEole: Mr.. Brown with Mrs.
Broaddus: Mr.. Drewry with Miss Crews:
Mr Buckley with Miss L!nzee; MIR. Biakcy'
with MIss Graves.
Stays were Mr.. shumatc. Mr.. McNabh.
NJ Cisud. and the .chaperons Included
Mrs. wait1r Hopkins
Highland Park Club.
The next meeting of the Woman's
| Club OF Highland Park will be held
in the new ciubsrocIns at 1901 Third
| Avenue on "Wednesday afternoon, at
$40 o'clock. Current events will be
discussed by Mrs. David Meade White.
| Mrs. W. c. Todd, and Mrs. Frank
Knight-Lord.
Frnnces-IIInS.
On Wednesday morning. October
20; at o'clock. n nuptial mass was
solemnized At St. Peters Church when
! Miss Mary Cecilia King, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John King, OF this
city, became the bride Of David Ed
ward Frances also of this city. The
celebrant. Rev. J.. ]. Kelliher, per-
formed the ceremony. assisted by Rev.
Mark Cassidy, Rev. Richard Washing
| ton and Rev. Walter Mott The bride
entered the church with her father,
by whom She was given in marriage.
and was met at the altar by the
groom. who was attended by his best
man. j. \. O'Kecfc. of the University
| of Virginia.
The bride was gowned in white
duchess satin and silver lace. with a
| double court train of the same ma
| terials. Her veil of illusion was held
fashioned from pearls. and she car.
! ried a shower bouquet OF roses and
snapdragons. Miss Margaret King.
who attended her sister as maid or