Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
SOCIE'.T r Y

pr this month and plans Tor thosc
the months TO come. Several GER
monics have been planned TO take
lace at country homes. which form
most attractive setting for these
vents. Not SO many years ago. a
ha-ming bride planned her wedding
b the simplest and yet most artistic
banner. She lived on a big country
state, Which had been kings
rant and had come down 10 her
ithcr from Colonial days. and the
lido old rooms wcro fairly banked
ith early spring blossoms. for the
bedding took place in April.
md the porchcs were hung with
arlands OF greens and flowers.
he lawn was shaded with great
tees. ages old. and down the aislcs
these, the little bride walked from
he house OF her fathers. Just IN
font of this lawn was Il great APP
lc orchard in fun bloom and their
Fagranco made sweet incense for
no ceremony. a garden OF old-fash-
,ned flowers was just to one sidc
nd the whole color scheme was coiti-
leted In the dresses OF the brides
iads. for they wore pink lowered
rocks and carried as many apple
iossons as their arms could hold.
no wind that blew the apple bios
pms in the orchard. gently stirred
DC we'll of the bride, and the sun
pine smiled through the old tees
own on the young faces turned so
apply out TO meet the world al
heir feet
II Was just "A simple. old-tashionci
Ceremony, in AN old fashioned pre-
i6ts old home. but the memory Of IT
ill live long in the hearts OF those
'ho gathered there for the wedding.
II the solemnity OF Gods great out
f-dooTs made a vast cathedral for
nc gathering OF guests ana the
)prinS sunshine was more wonder
billy beautiful than the candles upon
hundred affairs.
Dame rumor says that several OF
nc summer weddings TO come will
held In pretty gardens az countr.
ONES and the bridesmaids Will fairly
wal the flowers in their light or
andie frocks. Guests viii go by
pccial train from town ~ attend
he ceremonies and the receptions
blowing vii! De more in the nature
primal as q reception
on Monday evening the Younger
ociety set viii be much in cyidcnc.
the big subscription dance planned
y The boys returning 10 Richmond
rom college. The AFFAIR will take
lace at the Jefferson and a number
prominent women Will act as chap
irons
on Tuesday evening the Junior Co
ill'on Club VIII hold another o, It's
ances AT the Country Club OF Vir
inia.
Friday evening there VIII be III.
suai weekly dance at the HERMITAGE
ountry Club. and on. Saturday even
nS the usual Informal hon viii be
wen following dinner
BRENT WITT.
)cerinE-Dnbnry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Todd D,b.
icy. or Wcsthampton and Richmond
,nNc issued Invitations for The mar
Joseph Godfrey DeerinE. OF Saco'
ic, the ceremony TO take place on
uesnhS evening, June -, 1T Gao
clock At 'rempsford.' on the Cary
street Road. Only relatives and int.
nate friends have been Included in
he invitations. :"
Following a wedding journey, Mr.
,ecring and his bride viii be at home
tier July 10 at Saco. Me.
Wedding OF interest.
On Wednesday evening. Juno IL I,
ne presbyterian Church at Moore
'eld. W. Va. Miss Willie Ashlin Oil.
Essen, daughter OF Mrs. jamie White
;,i,ikes9n' was married TO John
iltchell Wyatt. Jr.. son OF Mr.. and
irs. John NJ Wyatt, Of Richmond,
. ne ceremony was performed at &
'ncle OF the bride. The church WAS
beautifully decorated with rhododc,.
iron and ferns.
The bride who was given in mar
rage by her uncle. Hugh White. Of
ieorGettc combined with lace. Win
court train OF satin. Her tullc Veil
vas arranged with orange blossoms
nd her cap OF rose point lace was
an heirloom belonging to her ma
ernal grandmother. Her bououct
vas OF Bride roses and lilies of tho
;alley. and her only ornament was
ne Mrs gro cInlsn Gifi TiitrinE Of pearls
bride, was matron Of honor. She
wore frock of orchid organize and
hat of orchid Georgcttc, and her
bouquet was OF ophelia roses The
kiSter of the groom. and Miss carr
iilkcson, another sister of the bride
Fhey wore frockS of pink orEandie
ind pink Gcorgette hats. and their
)ouqucts were of pink snapdraEons
lnd blue delphinium. The flower girl
Ind ring bearer were little Miss
;ary White and Robert Ashin white.
yin son and daughter of Rev and
Mrs. Ashlin White. of Henderson.
~ c. Little Miss White wore n
white embroidered frock with pink
lboons and carried basket OF pink
Marion Wyatt. of Raleigh. N. C..
liuded Clcland McNeill. Charles Will
(iams. James Heiskell and Duval
Nv GOD. a small reception for the
pridal party, out-of-town guests and
Intimate friends followed ut the. home
pr Mrs. Gilkeson. The out -of.town
T nSsts i mIss fn Mr.; and Mrs; John NJ.
l,eth Watt, of Richmond: Marion
Fuller Wyatt. of Raleigh, y. c.; Rev.
tind Mrs. Ashlin White, of Henderson,
~. G.; Hugh White. of Lexington, Va.
Mrs. wyatt is music and literary
graduate OF Lewisburg Seminary.
ae~isourg, w; Va, and continued
For the past two years Mrs WYATT
has been organist and choir director
It the p, First English Lutheran
NM Mr.. I Wyats t. is w the son Of Mr.. and
md is connected ia business with The
|llumnus OF v. p. I. and vol in Is an
ut the beginning of tho war in tho
fnaVy, where he served two ycars
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt will be at home