Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
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Paims and Easter lilies were used
decorate the altar and chancel OF
aoly Trinity Church yesterday even
,uS at o'clock for tho marriage OF
.M'ss Anne Hays Myers. daughter Of
MT, aud Mrs. Edmund TrowbridEe
Data Myers Jr. and Dr. Daniel d.
Iaiicy. Jr. son or Mr.. and Mrs
i !DDaniel ID. Talicy. also of Richmond
p bag ceremony was performed by
The church. and Rev, Frank r Nc.
Il Epden. pastor of First Presbyterian
EEhurch. In the presence of Il brill
ilnnt assembly OF guests.
The bride entered the church with
l 33rsro hther' who gave her away
(Iney were met at the chancel steps
ggy Me- she groom , and his best man; pr.
goTn was fashioned of white sn,In
anu tulle. finished In rose point lace,
and made with long court train.
she carried bouquet OF lilies or the
valley. and her veil OF Illusion vas
fastened with orange blossoms. Mrs.
James Mcdonald Wexford. who was
french dress Of orchid-colorcd tat
iefa and carried noscgay OF spring
There were four bridesmai ds--Miss
i Elizabeth Randolph Preston, Miss
l Alice HcnninK Munson. Miss Mar
saret Erskina Miller and Miss Ellen
frocks of apricot coiorcd taTetn and
.rhe groomsmcn were DR.. j. Morrison
bs Tssnk 81 T ISSss a 81 pFfn "r4y
Frazier, Jr.
The wedding is one of the most
II important events. Of the spring sea
Ma distance were in Richmond yea
Etcrday to attend the ceremony. Fol:
glowing 2 wedding Journey. Dr. and
SRlchmond.
yisitinR Here.
Mrs. Richard risebprne. "a 2, Lees s, IS
Y William II. Burkhardt. at their home
will also he tho CUES! OF friends, In
4 Petersburg before returning TO her
homo In 1,ccsburg.
4 Engagement of Intrrcst.
An engagement Of interest in Rich
1ihat,of Miss Harriet Edwards, daugh-
Al t.r OF Colonel and Mrs. Nelson Ed
: wards Of St. Louis, to Walker Mac
MILAN, of Indianapolis.
| Miss Edwards has visited In Rich
lmond and throughout the northern
part Of the state. spending great
! (brother. ~, ior ". F. Edwards. Of the
Virginia Military Institute.
ATTEND Club Dance.
Several Richmond people will go
Ito Warrcnton this week to attend the
Subscription dance to be given at
fday night ~ $40 O'Clock. The club
Twill open for the season with point
tto-point race o. Saturday afternoon.
followed by a tea and reception: and
1.-The dance that. evening will be
brilliant: society event
Guests from many parts Of this
Estate and Maryland will no in at
(tendancc. some OF those going from
lRichmOnd are sidney Bu!ord Scott,
-Miabcs lsn'oel and Elisabeth Strother
Ecott. John Akin iiraach and Jim
Attractive Weekend house parties
will be entertained at many homes
I'm and near wnrrenion, and the
!opening Of the club Will be- one OF
1.-The largcs; nnh most Interesting
lfHnetions held there this season.
Lsnt Ing u lrhmond.
| Mrs. Ro5ert Eden Pcyton and her
daughter Miss Lu.eiia Hunton Pey-
itop, are leaving town today. after
having spen, the winter in Richmond
with Mrs sloan st 1919 Grove Ave
I,iic. Mrs. Pcyton will go 20 Balti-
Iiuore, where she Viii visit her duuEh-
tier, Mrs. Louis Grafiiin. at Windaor
lher brother Law and sister. Mr..
land Mrs. Leland Clarke. In Seattle
li'rrtty Ten festerdny. H. at'.
"a number OF parties were enter
ltaIncd for tea yesterday afternoon at
1.-THE John Marshall House. from 10 O
io'clock. These teas are given every
fThursday afternoon for the benent OK
1.-The a. i. V. -.
Yesterday for the toa Mrs. Thomas
EF. Jenress, of Meadow Brook Manor"
lChestcrheld County. sent in from her
Agardens beautiful hampcrS.of spring
iblossoms. The Marshall House was
SArrnnged everywhere with bowls and
Vases OF yellow and purple pansics.
tulips and purple and white l!iacs and
vases OF the same flowers decorated
1.-The tea tables.
&ffOilInS Card Party Postponed.
The annual spring card partJ for
Hthe benefit OF the Richmond Chapter
aoi the Hollins -.lumnae Association.
(which was to nave been held on May
U.s. has been postponed until the au-
Etumn on account of unavoidable cir
Ecumstances.
Twill serve in the fall and the card
Hparty will take place the latter part
Hot October.
EsprinE Fantasy.
Eat the parish house OF st. Paurs
HChurch. S15 East Grace Street. to-
Hmorrow afternoon from TO o'clock.
8The affair Will be II charming one in
Beverly detail i, is given for the hene-
HI: Of some special mission work and
His under the auspices OF Rev. Z. c.
HPedrick's Bible class.
FL booths VIII be arranged for tho
Hsaie of spring flowers and there will
Moe a fishing pond and grab bag. Re-
Bfreshmcnts will also be served, and
HALL interested are cordially invited to
&ittcnd.
EE:ptertnincd In Kentucky.
n Mrs. Claude S. Williams. of Yer
Battles, Ky. entertained last Thursday
Ewlth an afternoon tea In honor Of
EMfs, Irving Lee Bevcridge. of Rich
HEond, who Is there visiting her
Elaughter. Mrs. e. c. Lynch. and Mr..
EIynch. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Roe Reed ADAMS. Of Pittsburgh
EMrs. Henry Grady. Mrs. John +.
Gr1yes and Miss Helen Bond.
q Mrs. BeveridBe and her daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Maury Bcvcridge, arc
E1oth guests of MIR. and Mrs. Lynch In