Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
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7" a fashionable wedding or the week
dau unat OF 81 Mi les Anne Hays Myers;
Talley. also OF Richmond. The eere-
a mony VIII take place on Thursday
eNehlns at o'clock In Holy Trinity
Shurch. and number of guests from
distance Will como to Richmond to
attend II.
DC her sisters dame Of honor and DIR.
J. NcCaw Tompklns will be best
man for DIR. TaIley. The brides
ssndolph rres Ias Alies I msnnias
Munson. Margaret Erskine Miller and
Ellen Beirne Scott. The groomsmcn
Johns and Harry Frazier. Jr.
BACK From Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton II. Cameron
aaq tssF sma son Graham of JIM Ro
have been spending the past several
months travelling In Japan and
other places OF interest in the East
have returned to Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Cameron sailed early
In January from san Francisco. and
rhey were accompanied on their trip
by Miss ka therinc Taylor. OF Buck
HILL" Miss Taylor has also returned
to Richmond.
At-Homes mt "Tuckuiror."
General and Mrs. William Wilson
Sale will be ut home to their friends
Informally every. Saturday afternoon
during the month OF May ut Tuck
ahoe.. on the James River. General
"Tucknhoe" for the spring and sum.
mer, after spending the past several
months at the Chesterfield" in
Richmond.
Hostess. for a. r.. v. a. Tee.
Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough will be
hostess for the benefit tea to be held
in the John Marshall House Thurs
day afternoon from 4 TO q o'clock
tive affairs. especially for strangers.
and while waiting to be Served. the
interior Of this Colonial home OF the
most noted lawyer OF this country
some OF those assisting Mrs.
Brockenhrough Thursday ,aftcrnoon
liam j. Wallace. Mrs. Stafford Parker
and II bevy or pretty girls. members
of the younger society set, Mary
James. Virginia Donnan. Elizabeth
Patterson, Ruby Bigger and r. Wal
lace.
: The tea tables will be decorated
With spring iiowsrs' and an, the public
held each week for the benefit OF the
work Of the A. +. V. A.
Society Mlnstrcis.
portant society events OF the late
spring season will DC the society
ministries TO be given at the Strand
Theater on May Il and 10 for the
benefit OF the Sunnyside Day Nursery.
Hitting the Hlgh Spots" and Honey
Hoy liotchkiss Minstrels" will be in
serefal exauste danse n as
DO given by Mrs. Paul Gibson.
some OF the most prominent women
In Richmond have the nfrair In
the clever and unique entertain:
inents given under It's auspices, and
fashionable society is much inter
month. The committees In charge
OF the event include: Mrs. Addison
Eennoids. program; MISS Elizabeth
feature: Mrs. Bernard Jones. adver-
Using; Mrs. Hiram 81. Smith. stage
and properties: Mrs. Robert y. Pol
lard, press: Mrs Croxton Gordon,
general arrangements.
Visiting In Norfolk.
Mrs James c. Smyth. OF Monument
Avenue, left yesterday for Norfolk.
where she will spend a week. Mrs.
Smyth Will be the gu&st OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel McGnnn during her stay
in that city.
sIIsS Glass Bride.
or much Interest TO society here is
the marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Saun-
ders Glass. daughter OF Mrs John
Sanford Glass. and tho late Mr.. Glass.
low. OF Montcvair. y. j., which took
place Saturday afternoon. The core
mOny was performed 1t $3.50 In the
home OF the brides uncle and aunt.
Washington. By Rev. Randolph Nc
Kim, D. y. Senator Glass gave his
niece In marriage. MrsI Henry Mon
cure. OF Lynchburg, was the matron
OF honor, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Augusta Glass. cousin OF tho
bride; Miss Dorothy Barlow, of New
ork. sister of the bridegroom: Miss
Margaret 1.ucado. OF Iynchburg. and
Miss Anne Huntley Gordon. OF Balti-
more. Donald Parsons, of New York.
was the best man. The ceremony was
followed by n small and Informal re-
ception for the small company who
witnessed the ceremony.
The ceremony was performed be-
meath 4 bower OF white roses and
the dining-room pink and white
sweet peas and green's were used.
The bride wore gown of white satin
yelled in delicate point lace, tho
train was rare old lace. an heirloom
in her family, and her tulle veil was
held with orange blossoms and she
carried white iilacs with shower of
maids were dressed alike in ccru In &c
frocks trimmed with sunset ribbon
and picture hats OF brown tulle
trimmed with sunset taffeta and they
carried Aaron Ward roses.
Receiving With the bridal party
We're. Mrs. Glass. mother of the bride.
who wore gray velvet trimmed with
royal purple; Mrs. Carter Glass, wear
ing a gown of orchid chiffon over
white satin, and Mrs. G. T.. Lucado.
aunt Of the bride, who wore gown
of black lace. Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow
have gone for short wedding trip
and VIII later make their home in
guests were c. W. BARLOW. of Lynch
burg. father of the groom; the Misses
Manly, OF New York. and Miss Ger
trude Parsons, OF Montclair, y. j.
The bride has n number of re1a-
tives and friends In Richmond, where
she has several times visited.
Charming Recital.
The piano pupils of Mrs. Lucy Will
son Luke gave their mid spring re-
cital in the studio of Miss Jean Trigg
on Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
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