Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-22
mother was Miss Tempe Burwcll. Of
! Warrcnton.
The out-of.,own yu.s,s wore.

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The out-of-town guests were:
Nra and Mrs. James Ho-nc:. o. OK
Mn Mr. '" g. Ts .n " M w sSs IL. NJ and
M m N i;.ndi: and Mr.. and MFg. II. b.
Mis-. Faikener Plummcr. of Sewpor,
M5s n Haze Gst IF s'' 81 aa+,h NV ws,
NJ. Edmund Hawl!ns. of Washington.
Mrs Gsorse Allen and daughter. OF
QUIET Wedding.
NJ "A Guie, wedding was celebrated
Monday morning In the Church OF
me holy Comforter. when Miss Lucy
Eush!ns Dame. daughter OF Mr. and
the bride OF Allen T.. Bacon. son OF
NJ; and Mrs, Charles l.. Bacon. Of
Wilkes Barre. ia; Rev. Nelson y.
Dame. uncle OF the brt!c. oAiciated.
MIR; 'and Mrs. Bacon left imme-
diately after the ceremony for
Northern trip. and after July /, will
be at home in Wilkes Barre. Pa.
several entertainments incident to
the ceremony were arranged i'm
honor OF the bride.
Leaving Richmond.
Mrs. w. NJ. r. Mitchell left satur-
, day. accompanied by her son. TO Join
her husband In New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitchell have taken hone in
Fast orange, where they will make
.neiT nome FOR the summer. They
time with Mr.. Mitchells mother in
her cottage At Yarmouth. Mass. Mrs
Mitchell was formerly Miss Eleanor
"SSsnnimGton : wann, OF this city.
sydney &. Swami has joined his
VIE and SON In Huntington. w Va.
where they will spend some time
win Mr. SWANS sister. Mrs. H. q.
ff, a Mrs Swami has been away
mother. Mrs. J. T. Randall, In
Birmingham. Ala. ami later accom-
panied by her son, sydney c. swami.
Jr. visited her sister. Mrs. j. g.
| Mrs. Swami and their son will he
accompanied TO their home in Ginter
Park. by their nicces, Misses Lucy
Digs and katherine Proctor. who
VIII spend the summer months in
h!chmoEd- and will later he joined
by their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
Proctor. OF Huntington. w. Va
Prominent Wedding.
On Wednesday evening. June o in
old ST. Dnvid's Colonial Church,
Radnor, Pa. was solemnized the
Gtnbs /, , Of Miss Marianne skelton
fred Wolcott Gibbs. now of WAYNE.
Pa, to Landreth Lee Layton. Jr.. son
OF Mt. and Mrs. Landreth Lee Lay
ton; of Georgetown. Delaware. The
bride was charmingly dressed in a
trimmed with old family lace. which
also edged the veil of illusion. which
s ssii to va the end of the train. The
both before and after the ceremony,
and added to the modesty of the
sweet sweet. girlish face. She carried
lilies OF the valley. The rainbow
effect was carried out In the dresses
and wells of the maid Of honor. Miss
Jennie Harvie Jones. Of Washington.
and md Of the bridesmaids. Miss Louise
Eontaine CABOT. of Richmond; Miss
Margaret Layton, sister OF the groom.
or Georgetown. Del, and Miss Sarah
Mass, all OF whom carried garden
rr Malsted 10 Layton t:: brother Of the
e sroomsmS was West nest man man. and The
Baskerville, of Richmond; Frederick
Moore. OF New York, and William
The scene In the old candlc-light-
impressivGly performed by the rec
remembered. After the ceremony, "A
r1SSeebt l;, was held at the homo of
tended by many friends. amongst
lid M1 and hs % Ssyssh MIS- Mrs s ws
s ri # SsSSA
9 SisS Mr and Mrs Ms J. layton Pr
Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wrirhih'
The bride is wcll-known in Rich.
mond. where she was horn, and is
the granddaughter Of the late DIR.
John G. Shelton and his wife, Mrs.
Marianne Old Meade. Her paternal
grandparents were General Alfred
Gibbs. OF New York, and his wife.
Mrs. Peggy Foushec Blair, of Rich
mond. The groom's family have long
been prominent in Delaware and
Pennsylvania Ho Ia n 81
the University of Pennsylvania and
n civil engineer by profession and
served with distinction In the great
war.
EnncH-DOoth.
A pretty wedding took place Sat-
urday afternoon at-2:30 o'clock at
Tabernacle Baptist Church, when
Miss Ruth Eanes, daughter of Mr..