Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-20
SOCIE.TY

smart society was out In force yes
terday afternoon to attend the mar
rage OF Miss Charlotte Drewry. Va
den. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
mtth Walden. TO william Barksdalc
Mrs. Abram warwick. also OF this
city. which was celebrated Mt .
o'clock In Grace Episcopal Church.
Inc ceremony was performed ny rev
church. and ID. pinchkncy Powers or
eanist. playe tthc wedding music.
MacDowells "TU Wild Rose" was
rendered softly during the service.
Tho chancoi AID altar OF the church
were art.Stical y decorated in palms.
ferns, Cathedral candlcs and pink SILL
vcrtone chrysanthcmums.
The bride entered with her faith
ar, who gave her Ia marriage, and
they were met at the chanccl steps
by the groom and his brother. Abram
Wnrwicl, who WAS best man. Her
Wedding gown was fashioned Of white
duchess satin ana the bertha OF rare
old lace. which finished the budice,
was worn by the brides srandmoth-
"r at her wedding The long tulle
V"il. which WAS held In place with
orange blossoms. formed court
train and her ornaments were pearls.
also heiriooms in the brides family.
She carried Il shower bouquet OF lilies
of the valley. Miss Mercer Tcrrili
Walden. who was her sisters maid of
honor and only attendant wcr. Il
quaint costume of orchid pink taiictl
embroidered in silver. Her hat was
nt the same shade al her gown aud
she carried "a shower bouquet Of pink
rosrhuds. IN. rronmsinen inciuded:
i.anrst Johnston Jr.. of New
York: clyde Carter, Thomas Walden.
brother Of the bride, and Robert
sharp. OF Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Warwick left later in
the evening 10 spend their honeymoon
In the North Among In. guests from
distance attending the wedding
wore Mrs u. r. Spencer. OF St. Louis,
Jr.. Of New YORK Mrs. y. : irudcn.
OF Indianapolis. Ind. Mrs. George
Th" wedding unitcs Two old and
distinguished Virginia families and tx
one Of the mos: iiuportan; nuptiil
events OF tn" carly autumn season.
70 Attend House Party.
Mics Ida Massie. tho debmtantc
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene g.
hassie. OF Monument Avenue. Is leav-
!ns the latter part of this week to
attend w'ch-ond house party At
will witness the big football game at
Princeton on Saturday afternoon and
VIII also attend "a dance that even
ing. n number of attractive affairs
have been planned in honor OF the
house party for the week end.
Hack from Country rincr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic william
Scott and their daughters. Mss lsa-
bel and Elisabeth Strother Scott, re-
are now established at their town
house. eO9 West Franklin street. for
IA" winter season.
Sir and Mrs scott and their fam
iiy spent the summer aud early fan
months ut Regal Orchard their
country estate IA hlbcnarle county.
MoOrr-Wc
\ prominent wedding OF wide inter
"a
Is that al Mrs. Gay Montague Well
fOtd. daughter Of CONGRESSMAN and
Mrs. Andrew Jacksono Montague, TO
Major Charles Bcattte Moore. United
-ttics Army. son of Nj. and Mrs.
Henry Moore. Of Arkansas. The
sromony ,o %k PLACE Sg,Guy at ne
u ~" presence OF only the Two
umilIce4 ana IA few close friends Rev.
Salylu stewart. y. D.. officiating.
The father OF the groom acted az
best intn and the bride, who was un-
aiigned, was given ia marriage ny her
lathcr.
wedding breakfast followed the
Ger mony. after which Major ana Mrs.
Moore Loft for u Northern motor ZIP.
ArA1usaS. Where Major Moore VIII ne
stationed for duty MIR ana Mrs.
ltcury Moore. parents Of the groom.
we're in Richmond 10 attend the we'd
dmg yesterday. The brides father
Na. at one Tin. Governor OF Ar
Kansas, and Is ono Of tho most DIS
lltle plSil'l sli'I1 aIl AIlt NA'AN's -NNiJ'i
Moore" VINO > a graduate OF West
Point, class OF 1909. saw active SER
yia IN France and was attached to
,h, general stan. being for a while
~ command of the Thrce Hundred
.ud Thirteenth Infantry. lie has
boon STATIONED q C4mn. meade; Nd,
during .hc rehabilitation OF the
ScVcnty-nin'h Division.
In Richmond.
aad ' Il na ii1Gs1i and he her daughter,
Mise Katherine Foster r-yton. ar
rived in Richmond Monday TO spend
IGy Wim,s .no" Mi, NJ ' Win con So,o i
ANA Mrs. john W. Richardson at their
home 1926 Grove Avenue, during
tGr.r stay in this city.
MISS peyton has been the rccen,
guest OF relatives In FauGuicr Coun-
~ md also spent short time in
Baltimore. before coming 10 Rich
uuud this week.
81 Warsaw.
Miss saii!c Deans is spending Sow
home on PARK Avonnc until Satur.
day evening". Miss pcanc will also
lc.tyc next wccis for Il weeks stay
wedding 81 interest:
Johns Memorial church. at Farm
VIE" was tho scene Of pretty we'd
ding on saturday afternoon. October
H. when Miss Martha King Rugg
daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Mes,
hack iiugg, became tho bride OF
Iirary i.ogan Ncwbill. Jr.. OF Rich
moud
rho church was decorated with
lavender cosmos and cathedral
candles. against a background OF
green and white.
Hcv. Frederick Dichi read the cerc-
mony from the prayer book. which
had been used at the wedding OF the
green's mother, and the musical pro-
gram was rendered hy Mrs. Roberta
Large
The ushers were Walter Street, OF
Richmond; Burncy Newbir. OF Tap
pahannock; Frank Baldwin and
tceert KuGc, Of Farmville. The
brides only attendant was her sis
ter. Miss Elizabeth BugE. who wore
+" frock of pink taffcta with an orchid
iulle hat and carried an armful OF
lavender chrysanthcmums
The bride. who entered with her
father, wore q, travelling suit OF mid
night blue and corsagc bouquet OF
orchids. The groom was attended by
his brother, Sydney Ncwbill, as best
man.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Ncwbill left for n motor