Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
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A brilliant wedding OF much inter
"St To society here and Throughout
The STATE is that OF Miss Edith May
camp. eldest daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Douglas Camp. to Webster
pson walker. only son OF MIR. and
Mrs. Marry Webster Walker or
Bridgeport. Conn. The ceremony took
place Thursday evening at $3.50 O'Clock
in Franklin Bupt!st Church. REV.
Malcolm Mclean oiiiciatinE
The churcl, was throngcd with
guests for the ceremony and fra grant
lilies and spring blossoms were used
gr,erywncre 10 decorate The ediiice.
nc chtrch was banked with palms.
ferns and smilax, intersperscd win
tau cathedral candles. narcissuB and
ascension iiliea. and the ceremony
Tvok place before an altar or white
nerd crooks lwincd with Southern
iiniiaN and topped with noscSays or
rarcissus, wore placed 1T the end OF
each 3ew AMI formed an aisle through
which The bridal party passed.
The bride, who ia graduate Of
tpilins College. saw service abroad
- II clnteen worker with tho \. Al.
9. y: at Monte Carlo. where she met
VII The Three Hundred and Fourth
Infantry MIR. Walker Is AN ulumnus
OF Choatc WailinEford Comm clasC
/ Of 1916. and comes OF an old and a -ls-
,ocratic New England family. Eoth
lie and hiss bride are widely known
and their wedding 10 IN event OF the
greatest interest.
| Miss Catherine Kelly, assisted by
Misses Leila Pace and Sara Vaughn.
with rioliTa. gave a musical program
while tho guests were Assembling.
Vaughn Camp sang 'S,lll as the
:SiGht." and jLs: bcfor. the entrance
OF ,ae bridal party Jamas l.. Camp.
Jr.. sang 20 Promise Me" loves
old Sweet Song was played during
The ceremony.
TIC bride entered the church with
her father, 10y whom she was given
IN marriage. Her wedding gown
WAS an "Aquisiio affair fashioned OF
"h!ic huchess satin with a bodice OF
silver lace and iul!e drapcry nnisncd
IL pearls. Tho transparent tu,le train
tell from the shoulders. bu, from the
| waist l!nc was formed OF satin en-
hroidcrrd IN silver TcEes and pearls.
Her veil or rea lac" WAC arranged in
cap effect held In place with orange
blossoms. aud her only ornament was
a circle OF diamonds set in platinum.
the. gift o: The groom. She carried
- showcr, bou4uct O: orchids and lilies
az tho valley. Elliot Epson. OF Bridge.
port. Conn, cousin OF tho groom. was
best man.
The brides three sisters. Mise,
Willie. Eath and TEXT" Camp. were
hcr bridesmaids. They wore quu!n.
dresses oc pastel shades OF satin
DSrinmnd In silver and carried nose
gays o, sn.parago"s AMI pphrla
roses. Miss Ella Camp. another Sis
i.F OF tho bride, was maid o. honor
Sac wore - French costume Of shaded
satin finished In pearls and carried
brown tullc hats Little MARY vir-
r.nia Camp. niece Of THO bride. car
rcd tho ginS In French basket Of
srrinS ilow".s She wore white or
all +saFtF
Eroom.'r"n included; John Madison
and Ryland Camp. brothers Of III.
bride; Morris McNair. % Br!dronort
and Seth Eaughsm, OF Washing
Following ~" ceremony al the
church "a handsome reception was he'd
~ The Fins" tn" nom, OF the brides
parents Th" whole honre was doe.
Grated in quantities ~ iris. sp!rca and
noted plants. ani palms and ferns
""rccHod tho orchestra which played
throughout the resolving. houra In
he receiving line w.:' MI and Mrs,
nh groom and their attendants. Mr..
Eurton kay sorvcd punch and Mrs.
Vaughan Camp had charge o. the
guest hook.
In IL. dining room. where .cfreah-
N!cn;s were s.rvcd. spring Mowers
were used everywhere and n large
fsIlver basket filtcd with lilies OF tile
valley and pink rosehuis formed :,
ctntcrpiccc for the table. Those IS
s!a,ing in Tho diriHE-room were.
Misses Nell and Virginia Bristow ANA
Mar! Edi,h Cobb .loou, $50 guest.
Mr.. and Mrs Walker icft later FOR
New York. from which place they viii
saN Ter Bcrmuda Ia spend their
hcneymo"n. 1hcy vii! H. at home
bridgeport. Conn.
Anong the guests from distance
attending the ceremony at Franklin
wore:
Mr aud Mrs Harry webster
walkcr; Mis-" Epson. Norris McNa;r.
soi Bridgeport. Conn: Elliot L. uu-
on, Of Hartford. Conn; I,eth Baugh
Lohm Camp. Mary Virginia Camp.
Wallace. y. -: Mrs CInrencc Camp.
IN 'am;'' pcala. Fla George Camp.
!y;halcyville: Mrs. Frank Holiday. sir,
Ballard; suffolk: Colonel and Mrs.
~ Ts n:'"f nas Mrs and d Mrs # Ma MnHs,
.oss"r. West, Sir. and Airs. Bun Gar
CT. Newport News; Misses Emiiyc
\lico Signain" and Dorothy Shaw. OF
,ailas. TEX: Grace West. Waveriy:
L iadn,inm ), keIiy; Eria'Sl. Tsnn,;
on. Prutlow. Norfolk: Mrs. i'hittcn-
len and Mr.. McAfcc. Detroit Mich.
Hnirs Of Interest.
huih''r OF attractive affairs havc
'ccu given recently at the NNCs,
norelald Club. Saturday evening
he Richmond Alumni OF the u. Is r..
paternity gave a handsome banquet
tho Westmoroland. covers being
aid for nifty quests. Tho decorations
Terr effectively carried out in spring
overs and an orchestra played
throughout the evening.
Friday night tho Phi Gamma Delta
paternity gave pretty dance from
10 u O'Clock on the roof garden
The Wcsinorcland Club. An or
hcStra played for the dancing and
bunct supper WAS served at II
clock About 90 guests were
resent
Another attractive dance TO he
ivcn on the roof garden Of tine Vest
norcland will be the dance on tr;
ay night of this week. given by the
mega tpsilun fraternity. About 1875
ueSts Will be entertained.
'renuptial Dinner.
y handsome function of yesterday
vas the prenuptidl dinner given lsst
rening mt tho Jefferson Hotel by
Ir. and Mrs. S o. Lndeman. of Mall
N Lawn. Hermitage Road. in honor
the marriage of their daughter
liss Edith Elliott. 10 \. Woolner
aiisch. second son OF DIR. and Mrs.
\. talisch. The dinner was bril-
ant AFFAIR in every detail.
The wedding will be celebrated this
venng at Beth Ahabah Synagogue
S.3O C'ploclS 40 mn N