Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS


Margaret Reardon. an official stenogra-
pher ut the White House during the
last year OF President Wilson'S Sec
ond term and until recently private
secretary to Joseph p. Tumulty. was
married on Monday to Richard Nc
Cram. Of San Francisco, in 81. James
Catholic Church at Steelton, Pa, by
tho Rev. John A. Thompson. She
Is daughter OF the late Mr.. and
AIRS. r. II. Reardon, this city. The
bridegroom. who Ia a civil engineer
and who served as an oflcor in the
army during the world war. Is ON
pioyed by tho Standard OIL Company
III California. He Is native OF Lam
caster Pa. Tho manuscript Of the
fumulty book on Woodrow Wilson.
now appearing seriaiIy, is understood
10 nave been prepared for the printer
by Miss Reardon.
WEST POINT, VA, Nov. 17.-Wed-
nesday evening at z O'Clock Lieutenant
Wniey Richard Broaddus claimed as
MS pride Mics IIoniu Evans, daugh-
Ter OF DIR. and Mrs. Charles Spencer
Evans, In the First Baptist Church,
Clio. S. G.
Lieutenant Broaddus is the son OF
dr. ana Mrs. w. II. Broaddus, OF Went
foih'' ana Is now partner OF Com
noh"enlth's Attorney Taylor, of Mar
t'hsFii!c, va. He went with tho Rich
nond Bluss FIRST In training at Annis-
TOM Ala, ana then overseas, wherc
he remained until the. var closed, and
thon. instead OF coming home. he took
course at Leeds University. After
he came home he returned TO Rich
mond College. where be was a stu
dent when tho war was declared.
completing his course, studying and
teaching law. When he graduated he
took an honorary medal for pro-
hcicncy. Temple Broaddus. of West
Point. attended tho wedding. The
happy couple will spend the week
end with the groom's parents In West
Point before returning to Martins
vile. where they will make their
home.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Nov. II.
"A pretty wedding was kolcmnized
at 1870 o'clock yesterday at tho
catholic rectory. when Miss Maggie
Nac Cameron. daughter Of Mr.. unI
Hrs. q. J.. Cameron. OF this city. be-
came the bride OF Dudley p. Ed
wards. OF Richmond, Va. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. j.
j. DeGrysc. Miss Florence Cameron.
sister OF the bride. was maid OF
honor, and the best man was Ben
Leidsrs. OF Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwards left Immediately after the
m 70 Tn
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Nov. II.
-James Il. Dudley. OF this city, and
Miss Mabel Nash. OF Orange County.
we're married Tuesday afternoon at
the parsonage of the First Baptist
Church. the ceremony being nor
formed by DR.. Cecil V. Cook. Inn
medi2tely after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley left for Buffalo and Nj
agara Falls,
DANV1LLE. VA, Nov. lT.-An-
nouncement lis made in Rocky Mount
OF inc engagement and Forthcoming
marriage OF Miss Martha Price.
daughter of General Price. OF Phila=
delphta, TO Lieutenant Richard Lee.
Of ROCKY Mount. now stationed at
Camp Humnhr:es. Lieutenant Lee Is
srandnephow of General Robert T..
Ice,
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Nov. II.
"a pretty but quiet wedding was
celebrated here today at the home O.
MI. and Mrs. Joseph ". aIcCalley,
when their daughter, Miss Iva Jean
nette McCailcy. became the bride OF
Thomas IiaSty Sharp Of EmporIa.
The ceremony WIS performed ty Rev.
IL. l. Hout. pastor Of the Methodist
church. Tho couple left after the
ceremony for New York and will sail
on the S. S. Fort Hamilton for the
Fermuda Islands. Upon their return
they will reside at Emporia, Va.
LYNcHBERG. VA. Nov. 17.-Miss
Elizabeth Bell. formerly OF Louisa
for come time secretary to the pres.
idont Of Lynchburg College, and
Walter II. Mcintosh, OF Florida, were
married here Friday. the ceremony