Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
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Dinner for Miss Hcnspu.
Mr. aud Mrs. Edmund l.. Benson
VIII be hosts at "A dinner party Ia be
given in honor OF their dcbutantc
daughter. Miss Anne Drcwry Ben
SON on Saturday evening. December
3. The affair will take place at the
Country Club OF Virginia. ard the
Invitations will be limited To the
debutantes OF the season and their
escorts.
Mnun-tfnkcr.
~ uppcrvillc. Il pretty autumn
wedding took place on Wednesday
afternoon, october Is. when Miss
Amy Einl.cr. daughter OF Dr. G j..
thinker, became the bride Of
Thomas Armstead Mann. of Giyndon.
formerly of Uppcrylle
The wedding was solcmnizcd in
Trinity Episcopal Church, Rev.
Edwin Kinks and Rev. l.. T.. i:urwcll
officiating. The church was deco
rated with cathedral candies and
ferns, which formed beautiful
background for the bridal party.
The bride. who was Il in mar
rage by her father. wore II gown ot
white Gcorgctte OYER ivory satin. and
carried whit. roses. lilies Of ia" VAL
ley and maideu-hair fern. Her veil
of exquisite old tulln was drapcd
SONS anu pearls
The maid OF honor. Miss Mary
puvh. nj Washington, Il cousin Of
tho bride. wore n gown and hat OF
pale green Georgcttc. with touches
OF gold.
Miss Courtney Armstend. az Rich
mond. and Miss Louise Crawford. Of
wearing pale lavender ana pink
dress.s with contrasting pastel
shadce. aud hats 10 match.
Edwin Rinker. brother OF the bride.
was best man. and the ushcrs were
William Mann. Of Baltimore: Rich
ards Peach. al Cppcrvi!lc; DR.. T. G.
Rmkcr, OF Norfolk. Richard Goodc.
OF Dciaplane: spottswood Hurwcll, oi
uppervill., and Benton Rinltcr. o.
Uppcrvillc.
4 large reception u, the brides
home followed immodiutcly, ana
after wedding breakfast FOR tho
bridal party Mr.. and Mrs. Mann LEFT
for Il Southern trip 10 return by boat
from Florida, making their home in
Glvn ion. Md
The out-of-town guests were: MIR
and Mrs. W ! Mann. Glyndon. Md;
sir. and Mrs. w. j. Mann. Jr.. Balti-
more. Md: Dr. and Mrs. +. c Rinker
Norfolk. William Rinker. opeqmon:
Or and Mrs BOYD Reed. Washing
MIR and Mrs. Richard Goodc. Della
rianc: ''r. Gcodc and son. Markham;
Rev. and Mrs. Edwin s. Kinks. Elk
ridge. Nd VI. Fontaine. Chariottcs-
VILE.
Sot n Dchutant-.
Miss Katherine Scott, daughter of
Mrs. Waller Scott. who has recently
returned from a several months stay
IN Europe. Will not make her denut
L.,
resume her studies for tho winter.
Quiet Wedding.
y quiet wedding was solemni2ed in
The home OF Mrs. $. Mclaughlin
Wednesday afternoon, October -. ~
2:30 o'clock. when her daughter.
Mabel Harper, was married To James
Brock sell, Of Petersburg. the EcT.
Charles Carter Randolph officiating.
Immediately after the ceremony. NJ
tended wedding trip. They will he
al home in Petersburg after Nuvem
hey II.
Married In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. I Cheatham. "c
Chester. annoUGrn - Hr'rj" Ds
their daughter. Olive Weeks. TO Stuart ,
Mcclure Bnrtor. son of Mrs M"ilic
T. Burton and the late Thomas G.
Burton. of this city. The ceremony
lpok place on oCtODer ~ at 81. MAT
rarcts Church. In Washington.
Miss Hume WEEDS.
on Saturday evening, October Is.
at s o'clock, at the home or Mr. and
Mrs. William Reynolds Vance. Saint !
Roman terrace. New Haven. Conn
was solemniZed the marriage Of Miss
Mary Gregory Hume. OF Richmond.
the sister OF Mrs. Vance. To James Ed
ward Mills. Of Edgewood Arsenal.
Edgewood. Md.
The wedding was attended only NY
members Of the families OF the bride
and groom and Il few intimate
friends.
Mrs. Henry I.aurens. of New Haven.
gave 4 program OF appropriate mu
sic before the ceremony. The march
from Tarnhauser was played :or the
professional as the bridal party came
down the wide stairway and gathered
in the drawing-room. which was
banked with masses Of green and ,
white chrysanthcmums. The rooms
were lighted by tall cathedral can
dies.
The brides gown OF white Chin
csc crepe was trimmed with her
mothers lace, a bertha and panel Ct
duchess and rose point over gold tis-
SUE. and was made with Il train. The
tulle veil which fell from coronet
cap OF old lace was arranged with
orange blossoms. Her bouquet was
of orchids and lilies OF the valley.
The matron Of honor. Mrs. william
Reynolds Vance. of New Haven, and
the two bridesmaids. Miss Frances
stowe Vance. OF New Haven, and Miss
Frances Field Whitcscarvcr. Of Char
lesion. S. c.. wore gowns OF autumn
tints and carried arm bouquets OF
bronze crysanthemums. The flower
girl and special attendant of the bride
was her little niece. Anne Gregory
Vance.
Mr.. Mills best man was Major c.
/. Wood. OF Philadelphia. The bride
was given in marriage by her brother.
Thomas Hume. OF Ashevillc y. C.. 4
crother Of the groom. Rev. w. II. !
Mills. Of Clemson College, $. C.. Of
hciated at the ceremony. Following !
the ceremony. a fufct supper was
served.
The yrldc is Virginian. the daugh- |
ter OF the late DR.. Thomas Hume. |
who was for many years professor Of |
English at the University OF North |
Mr.. Mills Is n South Carolinian and |
chemist Of note. During the world