Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

ana Alberta Robertson, OF Madison.
were Hover girls. They wore white
orGandy dresses with palc-pink sashcs.
Little Mary Norris Ellyson. niece of
the bride. who carried the ring in
| IA. lily. wore a frock OF palc-pink creme
dc chine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Will spend the
next several weeks with their ia :
rents and relatives. They will sail
about the middle of August for China,
where they will be stationed with the
foreign mission board Of the Southern
BAPTIST Convention as missionaries in
Shanghai College.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs. John
| filman. Of charlottesville. Miss Mar
sarct Elizabeth Gilman, OF Chariottes-
willie; Miss .Albcr,a Robertson. of
Madison: Rev. j. l.. Wiley, of Cor
louisville: Gordon Wiley. Of Gordons-
vile; Miss Helen Wiley. OF Crozet;
Mrs. Phillips Rolph. OF Sparta: Miss
Harriet Rolph. Of sparta: Miss Maudc
Wright. of iiudgins. and Mr. and Mrs
" Il. Holdcrby. OF Buffalo Lithia
Springs.
Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ~. Robertson OF
spout Springs, Va. have announced
L
tie Frances. to Henry w Brinkiey,
formerly of Richmond. The wedding
was solcmnizcd Saturday. June %. at
| high noon. in the home OF the bride.
| Rev. Marsh officiating.
The bride. who was given in mar
| riaGe by her father, wore "A travelling
| suit OF midnight blue tricotinc and
carried bouquet OF roses and lilies
of the valley. Miss Ida Robertson,
sister of the bride, was maid Of honor
and little Miss Harriet Dcane, OF
Knoxville. Tenn, flower girl. Dr.
Arthur :. Brinklcy. of Richmond
brother of the groom. was best man.
The wedding was followed by a buf.
fct luncheon.
After motor trip through the
valley of Virginia ana Baltimore. Mr..
and AIRS Brinklcy will nc at home at
2lo Linden Avenue. Suffolk
Arrive in London
News has been received here Of the
arrival in London Of Edward =
Fisher and family who have been
spending the past year in johannes
burg. South Africa. Mr.. Fisher is :,
brother OF j. y. Fisher, of this CITY.
and formerly made his home in Rich
nlond, having gone TO Africa on bust
ness. They are expected home soon.
At Home Monday.
Mrs y. NJ. Meyer Announces the
approaching marriage of her daugl,-
Ter, sophia Naomi, 10 Jacob Sarb. of
Galveston. Ten. The ceremony will
TAKE place on the evening of July ;
They Will be at home 10 their friends
informally on Monday. from To II
o'clock.
Enlargement Amnounl4d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morton ches-
nut of Ridley Park. Penn. have an
nounccd The engagement of their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Harrington.
to John Roger Digs. son of Mrs.
Digs Hnd the late Frank Emmons;
Digs.
Chnsc City Wedding.
Ihe Baptist Church Of Chase CITY
WAS the scene. Saturday afternoon, Of
an interesting wedding. when Miss
i-e,a hcstcr, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
kohert Mann Hester. was married TO
Lawrence Donald Long. of Winston
Salem. Rev. II. T.. Williams being The
celcbrani. The decorations were most
artistic. Just before the ceremony
Robert !. Boswell sang two solos.
Until and AT Dawning." ara dur
ing The ceremony, Believe Me If All
THOSE Endcaring Young Charms"
was played by AIRS. John w. swift.
The bride entered on the arm of
her brother. George l.. Hester. who
gave her in marriage.
Her gown WAS OF dark blue tri
cotine over tomato-colorcd Canton
crepe, the blue being heavily en-
broidercd in brown and other colors.
Her hat of brown to match this en-
broidcry was gracefully yelled and
her <corsagc bouquet was OF orchids.
Mrs. John Carroll Virgins, OF Win
ston- Salem. Chase city bride OF this
season. was her cousins only attcn-
dant. She wore n gown OF white or
candle and Jade taifeta with a hat
TO match and carried AN arm bouduct
of Sweetheart roses. Finlay Long, of
Winston Salem. a bHthcr OF the
groom was best maR The ushers
were: Charles Long. James Norfleet,
'iyl Ogburn and WilIoughby Brown.
all OF Winston.
Many entertainments. which for
weeks have been given I'm her honor,
attest the personal charm and popu-.
larity Of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long left Immediately
after tho ceremony for an extended