Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-27
SOCIETY

h Wedding or unusul interest was
SD'cnhiZcu Thursday afternoon ut
sMaartinsville. when Miss Cecil David
son Witten, the only daughter OF Mr..
jnu Mrs a. -. Witten. became the
SSGhrne,mony was performed by Rev.
NS,hat!cs PhFppis, pastor of Anderson
memorial Church.
MISS Jessie Page Harris. OF IIendcr-
IN y. c.. who was the brides only
attendant. was gowned In blue or
f"hdic and black picture hat. and
,,"IFIcd an arm bunch OF Killarney
Potter S. Ford. brother of the BRIDE
SOON. acted as best man.
=. no bride. who was handsomely at
,,Fe9 In travelling costume OF dark
,!ue vcldyn and carried shower
i!iisa Of the valley. entered the living
DOM on the arm OF her father. y:
Wit,en, while Miss Annie Ford
mayed Lohcngrin's wedding march
;and continued playing softly during
lie ceremony. Only relatives aud
ultimate friends OF the contracting
parties were present.
me living-room was decorated in
white ana green. After the Cerc-
m"ny tho guests were Invited into
me dining room where an ice course
Schmc or yellow and white. The
| Senter piece on tne dining table cor
sisted OF a large silver basket CON
thining yellow dahlias on Florentine
scheme was further carried out by
'hc yellow shaded candle sticks be-
ins artistically tied with tulle
, gows' - MANI handsome presents
was decorated in pink ,f)scs
Mr.. ana Mrs Ford left on the
afternoon train for Roanoke. from
"here they VIII motor TO Northern
put-ot-,o"n guests who attended
| Tee marriage were Lawrence Wittcn,
~ Cincinnati. brother OF the bride
MISS Jessie Page Harris. OF Hendcr-
or Lynchburg.
Lawn Party In Success.
tho benehi OF Colonial Place Chris
tan Church. was a success both So
cially and financially.
Celebrate Golden wedding.
Mrs r." T < GysE Sen ~ FL Mr. and
hf@tea the nttieth anniver r,. Of
i ,,.,.t "sdd!g+;, which took place, in
W WGPm9"d ifpismnGr q. ,i5O Hev
m nom" OF Mr. and Mrs. Cook at
cay Point for the occasion.
Among tnOH" present were;
M %S ORA COOK o G'o t,S 81 r H;nhn'2 Sl
;ni Mi.s Linda 6!atke, 81 Mi ftoS "a:
sni M.s,S S'' los.,S coz CS9k: 4 Nsw f 2,.
J ~ Coo" and Master RUM Cook. OF
shI and !" cA n: and s. a5s s. and SUB s.
iSg ,,i ;n... NJ and SIR. 81 r. ba,,e ana
9on,. G ana Mr. E rn- ch aS 81 n Gw
,,.ond. t.ster Of Mrs. Cook.
\ very pretty wedding was SOL
cinnizcd Tuesday morning at II
o'clock IN 81. Patr!cks Catholic
church. when Miss Edna Margare,
D"redo became the bride OF Paul
Hnbcr, Cahen. Rev. Father Brennan
cihG!"tins. assisted b. Rev. Father
The bride. who was nttsrcd IN Il
dafk blue tailored suit. with SPUR
icI trimmings, entered the church on
M arm Of hcr father. William g.
tHy.dD.
Miss Florence Ellaabe,h Cavedo.
"hp was her sisters maid OF honor.
was attrcd IN turquoise blue taneta
with silver trimmings and black
picture hat and carried an armtnl OF
uinh roses.
Tho church was decorated with
palms. ferns and lighted candles
Emile Cnhen was his brothers
best man. and the ushcrs were John
Nolan and Willie Cavcdo.
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs
Cahen lef, for Northern elites
Nj and Mrs. 81 c. Floyd announce
ne marriage OF their daughter. Marie
I"t Richmond The Wedding took place
Ia Washington Saturday. September
-. at +. NJ, In the pa-!Or OF Rev.
Schroeder, Of tina; city.
Announce Engagement.
!. !. Block. Of Camden. 6 g. an
nounGcs the Engagement; OF his dauGh-
son OF Mr. and Mrs, Harry Marks. OF
rrs"y ,.ome Wedding.
IA pTs'% e ngms %S% a1s was soem9
saids" ,e% aaarn;sr OF M"y Mr M aad
bride ~ Herbert Groomcs Smith son
% Mt and Mrs. c. c. Smith. OF New
p9ri NcTs; Rev Mr., Butts Of Hilton.
HES ana q few intimate friends
Just before the. ceremony Mrs.
. Charles Il. lieaves. o. Greensboro. y.
Vrs sfH I5nor besaT;s acc; afheompa"ie,d By
tho wedding march and during the
ceremony.
Before an improviscd altar of palms
IN" couple was united The bride.
who entered on he arm OF her father.
wa5 hccoming!y attired in suit OF
! dark brown durctyn cloth. trimmed
IN beaver. and hat ad gloves 10
match. Her bouquet was shower OF
white roses ad ~ shdrul.cmfwyp +
Il MISS Alice Turner was maid Of
honor and was gowncd in dark brown
GcDrgcttc with trimmings and pic
turc hat OF same color and carried an
arm shower OF pink roses and lilies
Norfolk, was his brothers best man.
The ring-bearer, little Miss Beverly
Reayos, or Greensboro, carried the
ring n lily and she was da!ntily
dressed in white tulle, with forget
mGnot trimmings. The flower girls,
twins. Misses Carrie and Florence
INauShan, scattered rose petals in the
patb OF the bride. They were daintily
dressed in pink organdie.
The bride and groom are we'll
ISnpWn. both In social and educational
circles. The groom is very promis-
ins young lawyer OF Newport News.
After an extended Northern tour
including New York. Niagara Fails
annd Canada. they will be ut home
after October 10. with Mr.. Smiths
parents in Newport News.
Guest out of town for the reception
and wedding were DR.. Carroll Smith
HEorfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. Seay'
white roses and lilies OF the valley
q Greensboro, y. c.; Miss beverly
Hcavcs. Greensboro, n. c.
! spending Enjoyable Vacation
! Mrs. Daniel h. Farrlr and two sons.
3Joseph ID. and James Everett arr
spending their vacation in the hills
OF New Hampshire, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl l.. Dunn. On sun
day, September 10, they enjoyed a trim
TO the top OF Mount Moradnock, the
highest OF the range, and the day
WAS so clear that Boston harbor could
he seen through field glasses n dis
lance Of nearly 1o0 miles. On Satur-