Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
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CAT Kinney. of the University of vir-
sihia' and William Mcclellan. of Glas-
gov, Scotland. The wedding will
ing, June IA. at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs viii
iihn CAT Kinney. at the University.
"Glanarvin" Virginia. is widely and
n fi%'n nf MIS- related LATED here she is
West Franklin Street. and has a
EtiIic chInman many friends and relatives in
ThursGay Mr. FIX Kel,a The an, SSfrem ms,n
WI, MI leave for Boston. from which
place they Will sail for Scotland
wit an extended trip abroad. they
Miss Sallie Gait will leave Rich
in na, o ,omoErow for Charlottesville
Leaving for the West.
TINT. ara Mrs. J; Il. Oughton leave
illnoi s'S si I1r and lhsir Ny summer home e
20 ny boat to Baltimore and viii
'hS SIps Ws n,on from Mat place.
company Hh Mr IT, Thiemann VIII ac-
their trip as fas as Wheeling. " "
fromincnt Wedding.
VI much interest to society here ia
ne ne narriage of Miss Edith Dwight
iWyh;auh daughter OF Mrs y. ID.
Wahl, OF 20 Ivanhoe Terrace I,,.,
range. and Henry whitconb Nicoi.
HHon' OF Washington. which took place
.'s. week AT the home of the brides
mother. Palms. ferns. bridal wrcn,l,
rpirea. sno"balls and white shruhs
mrir usGa III the decoration OF the
by 81. ne ne ceremony i.y was performed
ny the lt"S. Charles T.. NutchISon
rector or Christ Episcopal Church.
EhSt orange. and 1t took place In the
!iv!ns room before a pre- dicu banked
Win roses Miss Mona Caryl Rcy-
a h.r Lat.
hph"r. and the bridesmaid were:
MISS Kate Nico!sOn. OF Washington.
sister o! the groom. and Aiiss Eugcnia
hm rir' OF Mew iorE; II eousin OF the
brothers. best man. There were no
u.h.rs.
the bride wore "A gown OF white
satin. tulle and duchess lace, which
mad been worn by her mother on her
wedding dress y court train Of satin
edged with tul!c depended from the
shoulders. and her veil Of duchess
lace. with insets Of rose point lace
ana tuIlc. was arranged with clusters
OF orange blossoms fastening the
bandcau OF lace worn across the fore
head. She carried an old -fas hioncd
bouquet of orchids. white sweet pcas
and forgct-nc- nOts
Her going away costume was a
navy blue triOtinc. with "A French
straw hat OF burnt orange. The maid
OF honor wa.s in apricot taneta with
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silver ana apricot ribbons and French
flowers. She carried An Old fashioned
BOUQUET OF lavender sweet peas.
Ophclia roses and torgct-!ne-n
The bridesmaids wore turquoise blue
ihncta. with silver gray Orgnndic. and
turGuois. and silver ribbons. They
carried PINK sweet peas. ophc!!a roses
and FORGET me-nots. Mrs. Wanl,
mother OF the bride, was In BLACK lace.
~ reception for relatives and intimate
friends only followed the ceremony.
Upon their return from wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Nicolson vii! reside
temporarily in Paterson.
The bride Is graduate Of the New
York Art School o! Applied Design
for Women The groom Was grad
uatcd from the stevens Institute In
the class OF 1914 During tho war
he served for sixteen months as hrst-
lieutenant Of aviation AZ the front.
lie was lighting pilot with ihc
Twenty seventh squadron.
Hugh ", Taylor. who has jul; return
ed to Richmond. after attending the
Wedding in Orange. and his mother
WAS formerly Mics Alice Wh!tcomb.
he is also a grandson OF Co!one! IL
y Whitgomb, OF Richmond.
Card Party for Bride.
y pretty affair given recently was
the Informal card party at which
Miss Marie Alvey, OF 5i' West Franz
lin street, was hostess in honor OF
MISS Susie Starkc. whose marriage OF
Harold Holmes. O! Detroit. Will he
celebrated on Thursday. There were
three tables OF anction nrldsc anu
additional guests were invited III Tor
tea which was served at the caro-
tables at the conclusion Of the game.
The parlors were arTan Sed every
where with quantities OF 'orosns
Pcrkins roses and the score cards
were attractivc!y decorated IN t!ny-
hand painted brides. Pink baskets IN
the shape OF roses and nHed WIN
bon bons marked the places OF cach
guest,
The marriage OF Miss Marion kath-
crime Herbert and John Joseph
ratrick's Church on Tuesday morn
The bride entered the church, with
her brother, Erwin Herbert. and was wal,
his best man. Edward Fletcher:
Miss Edith Mosmillcr was maiu OF
honor and was attired in oiue SATIN
with ovcrdress OF pink GeorEe'te,
black picture hat. She carried PINK
rOScbuds.
The bride wore a travelling suit Of
dark blue tricotinc. with nat 10
match and a corsage bouquet OF or
chids and lilies. The usherS Were:
Lawrence Fletcher. Walter Mosmil-
Ter, Leo Herbert and otto GraSOcr-
Air. and Mrs. Fletcher left later for
Washington, Atlantic City, New York
and other points Of interest. They
will be at home after June ~, at 23l?
East Broad street.
Ncwcli-Sheafcr.
4 quiet but pretty wedding was
celebrated on Wednesday, June J.
at S o'clock at the home of the bride.
In Pottsvilic, Pa, when Miss Fannie
Cav Sheafer, daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs Manuel +. Shcafcr. was married
TO Cass Adams Newell. of Richmond.
The ceremony, which was performed
bv Rev. Williamson. was witnessed
ONLY by the members of the immc-
diate family and few intimate
friends.
The bride wore a white satin we'd
ding gown with French garden
hat of pink and blue and carried
bouquet of roses and lilies. There
were no attendants. Following
weddings breakfast. Mr.. and Mrs.
Newell left for a wedding journey
and will later make their nome in
Richmond.
visiting In Ohio.
Mrs. Il. W. Eubank, of 2706 East
Grace Street, has left for an extend
ed visit to her son, i. +. Eubank:
who is secretary of the Chamber OF
Commerce in Sandusky. ohio. Mrs.
Eubank expects to spend most of the
summer at Cedar Point, on Lake
Erie. and the Bay OF Sandusky
70 Attend Family Reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Lowry. OF the
Petersburg Turnpike. will leave
shortly for Bennett Springs, where