Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
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'ion. and Mrs. Marshall Vaughan is
general chairman OF the dance.
The exhibition will be continued
through this week from 10 to 6. and
III" public IL invited It will also be
open from to 6 Sunday afternoon.
Cooper-McCIny.
rho marriage OF Miss Katherine
HlcCiay. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
alexander McClay. and Frank Cullen
cooper, son OF MIR. and Mrs. Edward
w. Cooper. was celebrated Wednesday
evening at Gao o'clock at the home
OF the bride, 24o0 Grove Avenue The
ceremony was performed by DIR. ia mes
!. Fair, pastor emeritus Of West
minister Church. The entire lower
moor was decorated In palms and pink
roses with rose shaded candles. and
an orchestra played the wedding mu-
SIC, 80. Believe Me" being softly rem
hered during the ceremony. The
hridn was given in marriage by her
iathcr with whom she entered the
drawing room. Her wedding gown
was or Colonial crepe trimmed in
princess lace and pearls. and her
NeIi or Illusion was fastened with
orange blossoms. She carried a show
or bouquet OF lilies OF the valley and
white heather brought from Scotland
Tor her wedding, and her only orna-
m"nt was heart Of pearls. the gift
~ the groom. Mas Ruth McClay was
her sisters maid of honor She wore
gown % Madonna blue satin with
SILVER trimmings aud carried an arm
M Of Columbia roses. Robert Mann
90. b,
Robert y. Johnson. sister OF the bride
who vas dame OF honor. wore her
own wedding dress Of white crepe
meteor and carried Columbia roses.
Edward W. Cooper Jr.. brother OF
Ia" groom, and Norman e. Beck
ncr. were groomsmen.
Later In the evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper left for "A wedding journey, and
on their return will make their home
IN lia!cigh. y. G. Guests from a dis
lance attending IN. wedding includ-
ed Mrs. Harry Grlsc, OF New York !:
Mrs. Mcclay Jr., and Major and Mrs.
CHM. OF New York: Mrs. wellington
Tawcs and Miss Sell iii. Of CrishoId.
Md. Mrs. X. y. johnson. OF Frank
LIN. Va. and Dr. and Mrs. Richard
h"othc, Of Lyuchburg.
L,rsny-wIIiinm~.
i pretty wedding was celebrated
yesterday evening at $50 O'Clock. a,
me nom" o: William f.mnct. Car,iozo.
when his granddaughter, Madeline
lie" Williams. became the brid. OF
Aroh Dean liv"say The bride IS
the daughter 81 Mrs Virgin!a cardozo
Williams and tn" late Dr. George Eas-
leg Williams. Tn" groom, who in a
gradual" OF Central College. Missouri !.
and tn" Richmond College Law
school. Is the son Of Professor and
Mrs. James y. iivcsay. Of Southwest
Virginia
IN" bride entered on the arm Of
her uncle, Colonel John ". Williams.
ANA was met at an imp!ov!yed altar
ui palms, white roses and cathedral
candles by The groom and his best
man. William IL Stands. She wore q
gown Of EcniC" lace, yelled In chir-
ION. with irlhcSc"nt trimmings. and
h"i veil OF illusion "as held In pla &C
10y wreath OF orange blossoms She
carried Il shower bouquet Of white
roses and snapdragons
Miss Hester Bruce, who was the
brides maid Of honor. wore frock
OF changenhle green and silver tat
Jet, and carried red Richmond roses.
Ted with silver tullc. Just before
the ceremony Miss Marceila Barnes
sang because" accompanied by Mrs.
II. Irving Thompson Miss ZcIle
Minor rendered the wedding march.
John W. Williams, Jr.. and pr. Nal.
colin Hart Harris were groomsmcu.
I'm Informal reception was held In
M" home of the bride on Friday
evening.
Among the charming affairs given