Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
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"eteo ny MISS mary CaVanuugh,
ana w. Casper Deadly sang, 20,
Saiutaris" and Bach-Gounod.s lave
Maria" during the ceremony.
observation-disclosures.
DR.. and Mrs. C. s. Evans, OF Clio,
.. G., announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their dnugh-
Ter. EIonen, to w. Richard Broaddus.
Jr.. tho wedding to take place No
Vember L. Mr.. Broaddus is the son
OF Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Broaddus. OF
West Point, and Is now located In
Martlnsvllle. where he ls the junior
member In the law firm OF Tayler &
Broaddus.
Enlargement Announced.
MIR. and Mira Leopold Kahn an
nounce tho engagement of their
daughter. Anna, to Charles c. Levy.
of this city.
Washington Wedding.
fashA'nable Washington wedding
OF November is that OF Miss Monica
Peck Blodgett to Captain David st.
Picrro Gaillard. u. S. A.. which Is
to be solemnized at st. Johns Epis-
copnl Church at noon on November
z. The groom Is the only son OF Mrs
David DuBose Gaiilard and the late
Colonel Gaillard. distinguished army
engineer who built the Culebra cut
gin tho Panama Canal, a section of
Ethe canal which now bears his
name. Both Colonel and Mrs. Gall
lard were from South Carolina. the
latter having been before her mar
rage Miss Katherine Davis, sister
OF the late Professor u. Means Davis
OF tho University OF South Carolina
and OF James Q. Davis and Colonel
Henry G.. Davis, both now living In
suburban Columbia.
Miss Blodgett lis ono OF the leading
society girls OF the national capitals
nd I'm t,,r IN b.
4 brilliant event. 1t Is to be fol.
lowed by wedding breakfast at
1880 at the home Of the brides
mother. Mrs. Dclos Abiel Blodgctt,
1900 Sixteenth Street Northwest.
Quiet Wedding.
A quiet, but pretty. wedding was
snlemnizcd In the home of Mr.. and
Mra. Jacob Schaubach. of Crewc. on
Wednesday, afternoon, when their
daughter. Ann Elizabeth. became the
bride OF Alfred Leroy Decker. OF
Richmond. The ceremony. which
took place In the parlors before an
improvised altar OF palms. ferns and
chTysanthemums. was performed by
Rev. Walter w. Balm, OF the Prcsby-
terrain Church. Miss Gertrude Decker.
of Richmond, sister OF the groom.
played tho wedding march. and dur
ing the ceremony softly rendered IT
Love You Truly" The maid OF honor,
Miss Louise La Neavc. of Crcwc. was
the brides only attendant She wore
drcA- OF blue satin trimmed In gray
Georgctte and iridescent beads. and
carried yellow chrysanthcmums Tho
bride. who entered on the arm of her
In talcr, by whom she was given away
was gowned in travelling suit OF
midnight blue with squirrel trim
ming. and carried shower bouquet
OF Bride roses. The grooms best
man was Linwood q. Forbes, of Rich
mond.
Immediately following the ccrc-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Decker left for
New York and other Northern points.
Upon their return they will maks
their home n, SIS westovcr Avenue.
Norfolk.
Among tho out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. II. W Decker.
Misses Gertrude Decker and Ruth
Spears. ]. Garland Hood. OF Rich
mond; DR.. and Mrs. william Pitcher,
Misses Betty Green, Agnes Birsch.
Florence and Marion Couch. Mrs.
George r. Saunders. DR.. f. 81.
Hodges. Messrs. C. f.. Pollard and ].
Sharpe. OF Petersburg. and Mrs. c. c.
Cox. OF Fredericksburg.
McIntyre-Shclby.
4 pretty wedding was solmenizcd
I'm Hopewcll in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Wearn Shelby at $3.50
o'clock Wednesday evening. when
their daughter. Margaret Comfort.
became the bride of John Coblc Nc
Intyre. OF Laurinsburg. n. c. The
ceremony. which took place In the
living-room before an improvised
altar OF palms, ferns and autumn
foliage. was performed by Rev. w. S.
J,eakc. of IIopewell. Miss Elizabeth
shelby. sister OF the bride, played
the wedding march. and during the
ceremony softly rendered 'Trau-
merci," The bride wore suit OF
blue. heavily embroidered. and n cor
sage bouquet of ophelia roses and
lilies OF the valley.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre left for New
York. Niagara Falls and several
cities OF Interest in Canada. Upon
their return they will make their
home in Laurinsburg. n. c..
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Theresa Mcintyre and Dan
p. Mcintyre, Of Laurinsburg. N. c.:
Mrs. Ransom Holland of Petersburg. |
and Mrs. c. ]. Hendry. of Blackshear, |
Ga.
acknowledgement
pretty wedding OF the carly |
autumn season. and one of much In
terest throughout the State, was that
of Miss Elizabeth Lanier Blackwell,
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Robert
blackwell. OF Victoria, and James
Preston Strickland. The wedding
took place Wednesday morning at 10 |
o'clock at the home Of the brides |
parents. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. f. NJ. Maxey, in the |
presence of only the Immediate |
family and few friends. Ferns and
chrysanthemums were used to deco