Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-04
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An interesting visitor to Richmond
, this week will be Miss X. wykham-
Martin. OF England. great niece OF
Lord CORVALLIS. who viii arrive on
Thursday TO bc the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hnnsdon Gary. lio7 Grove Ave- |
nue.. This distinguished English
woman comes 10 Virginia with letters
Of Introduction from Lord Fairfax.
and many prominent Richmond
during her weeks stay here. This
is her frs, visit TO Virginia and the
affairs planned in her honor will in
places o! historic interest near here.
az well as dinners and informal after
noon functions.
Returning From Abroad.
Alexander weddeil. cOnsu, general
for the United states at Athens.
Greece. landed in New York yester-
day and WIN come 20 Richmond Wei
Weddcll will be the gurst OF his SIS
,crs the I.isses weddell. at their
homo. on Harrison street. during his
visit to Richmond.
Old Plantation Wedding.
or wide interest to society IN Viz
gina ana North carolina is the we'd
ding OF Miss iiess!e linton OF
also OF Haiei9h, which MAS ceis-
brateI Thursday evening AT Mia-
May tnf n,t,Sr'e aia nsa"n IS dne
OF The mos, beautiful ana typical
Southern plantation estates IN mat
rooms were thrown open cvc-ywhcte
and banked in dog wood and honey
suclic and gariHnos q! running cedar
festooncd the d0orways and windows.
Dld-fasniOned flowers gathered from
the garden were used everywhere
and The mantels we're banked with
honeyHucklc and dogwood The cc'e-
mony. which was performed by Rev.
HARDER. OF old Chris, Church. took
plaee in ~" long pnr,ns f whsTs Ssn
been married. and an aisle was form
ed OF cedar posts, topped vita no~-
"rs, TO the improvised altar at the
end OF the room. picturesque S.a-
turc OF the evening was the group
OF old family s.Tvants's;anding in tho
doorway Of the par!or 10 witness tn.
ceremony.
The bride wore an exquisite gown
~ white satin finished In duches.
lace and her veil o. Illusion was fast
cncd with orange blossoms and she
carried bouquet OF lilies OF ne
valley, She descended the stairs with
she Mas given away. Tn. maids OF
honor were Miss Belle Cameron. who
has heen spending the winter IN Rich
OF Asheviilc. y q. Miss Cameron
wore "a dress of corn-colored tulle
and carried an armfui OF snapdrng-
a. ons Miss Hazard wore pale blue
organdie trimmed in, pink buds and
also carried S snnpd,nsons. John John
s sP6omsme M" incl" s James cheshire
Or. Henry Turner. Joe Jacobs and
David Watson. all OF Raleigh 4
About $50 guests were present at
tho reception which followed tho
ceremony and the wide old rooms.
with their historic portraits and
ground for the pretty costunts worn
by the women present. Among toe
guests going from Richmond 10 at
tcnd ~" Wedding were Mr.. ana Mrs.
Rrnchan Cameron. Miss Belle Cam
"ron aud Mrs. Herbert whi,ehurs,.
Wedding Of Interest.
Miss Gertrude u Nance and e, II.
Morrissc,t were quietly married in
the First Christian Church OF Jack
sonvilic. Fla, yesterday. Mrs. Nor
rissc,t. who is native OF Alabama,
has been teaching school in Florida
this session, and the groom Is director
OF tn. State Legislative Reference
Bureau.
After wedding journey Mr.. and
Mrs. Mor-iss"t' Will be 1T home in
tn. city. The groom IL an alumnus
OF Washington aSd Lee University
member OF the class OF 1914. He WAC
named by Governor Davis in 1919 10
succeed Lewis II. Machen az director
OF tho Legislative Reference Bureau.
Visiting Reintiyrs.
Mrs. Harrison TurnDuil. OF Norfolk,
is spending u fcw days with heir Sis
ter Mrs J. u G; brI Tniy az ,, Ne lat a..
fore leaving for the Panama Canal
Zone. wncrc she VIII visit nor broth
er, Captain Oliver u. Buchcr.
icen transferred from Fort Monroe.
where he was in charge OF the Of
ncers' Training School. and has many
fricndS N liichmond.
81 the wOninn'h Club.
The program 1T the Womar's Club
yesterday afternoon. OF which Mrs.
4 Norman Cali was chairman. W?s
| charming bit OF spring given before
large audience OF members and
their guests. II was Ia spring
| fantasy. aai he entire program was
! az delicate as flowers in "a May gar
den. The stage Was sc, with an
| artistic grouping or greens and white
blossoms.
The little play" AZ the chairman
by Mrs. r. ID. IIcqucmbourg's orches-
/ ira of young girls and solo dances In
costume by Anne Lee baseball. Gwen
dolcn Seldcn and Virginia Finch. pu-
pills OF Miss Ella Biniord
Mrs. John Dorset. soioist ut ST.
Paul's Church. gave a number OF Sc
lcc,!ons. Mrs. Dorset mas one OF the
i most exquisite soprano voices in, the
city and her numbers were enthusiasts
| ticaliy applauded.
Miss Lou Bell Jones read rcveral
poems from the pens ,s, of gifted Rich
written by Mrs. Brocksnbrough
Lamb. Mrs S. T. Clover and Miss Mary
| Coles Darlington.
Is Natc NdhcT N"Frc' ALSO ihaut
a stirring appeal for the Children'S
Home Society drive.
Attends baltimore Wedding.
Mrs. J. :. I.eake has returned TO
i her home from Baltimore. where she
attended on April Is. the wedding OF
her cousin. Miss Suzanne Leonard
10 George +. Taylor, ci New York.
Mrs. Taylor is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. a. NJ. Leonard, formerly OF
| Richmond. and is widely related In
Virginia.
i Home Wedding.
The home Of Mrs. Anna r. Moesta
was the scene OF . pretty wedding
! last Tuesday at $3.50 o'clock, when
her daughter; Theresa Einora; be
Cafreriy. The ceremony was pei
formed by the Rev. Father Shaugh-
messy. The bride. who was given in
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