Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10

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Mrs. Minnie Cox Gi cham, formerly of
l;:chmond. sister of Edwin II. Cox. Of
inns ci!p. - John~whi:e .tuart Tho
g-oom-to-b DO is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale stuart, Of ':1oscdaIc," ne,r
Blackford. and Is a nephew of for
r:cr Governor Henry -. stuart. with
whom he recently made an EXTENDED
'Tip through south America. England
and France. ale served several terms
In the State Legislature. Miss Graham
Is granddaughter of the late judy.
James Cox, OF Chesterfield and Is
widely related here.
The ceremony Will take place at
high noon on "Wednesday, July 20. I'm
the Presbyterian Church at TazewclI
~ the presence of brilliant COM
pany of guests. An Informal break
fast at the home OF tho bride will fol-
low the ceremony. the guests being
limited to the wedding party. mem
bers OF the families and friends from
a distance. The bride is a musician of
rare gifts and her wedding viii be
a choral one. the wedding march
being rendered by a chorus OF young
girls. with a solo by Miss Guy Brat
ton. of Warrington. w. Va. The rain
bow idea will be carried out in the
dresses of the brides attendants and
the decorations in the chorus and
house VIII he carried out in old
fashioned garden flowers
The attendants will include: Dame
Of honor. Mrs. G. NJ. kiiby. OF Lynch
burg, sister OF the bride: bridesmaids
Mrs. Bob Pritchard. of, Bramwell. w
Va: Misses Mayola Gillespie ana
Marie McNulty. of Tazewell: Mary
Frances Bratton. of Warrington, w.
Va: Lila Wears. of Wise, and Helen
Gulcher. Of Dayton. Ohio. Best man.
Harry Stuart, OF Blackford. brother
OF the groom. Groomsmen. Mcssrs.
Walter Stuart, Elk Garden. William
a. Stuart. Big Stone Gap: Wyndham
White. Abingdon: George Hurt.
Founding Mill; II. T. Flanary. Nor
ton. and DR.. John Mcclure. of New
York city. Flower bearers. little
Harriettc Taylor. OF winston Salem,
y. G.. and Beverley w Stras Ill. OF
Tazcwcll.
TO Attend Wedding.
Miss Anne Holland Friend is visit
ing friends in fredericksburg. Miss
Lellc Aiken Friend left Friday on
motor trip to Atlantic City with
friends. Before returning to Rich
mond she will attend the wedding OF
Miss Anne Turner to Carleton Rut
ledge. which will take place at the
brides home. "Kinlocn," in Fauquier
County.
Approaching Marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. A. McAllistcf Parker
announce tho approaching marriage
of their daughter. Willie Louise, to
David Augustus McMinn. son of Sir.
and Mrs. George ". McMinn. The
wedding will take place the latter
part of August
CnrIton-wiiiInms.
y pretty wedding was celebrated
Wednesday morning. June 80, at II
n fln
Williams. daughter of Mr. and, Mrs.
William II. Williams. OF 2209 West
Main street, became the bride of
Robert Bernard Carlton, also of this
city IL was II quiet wedding at the
home o: the brides parents and the
parlors were decorated in palms and
cvcrGrccns for the ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. James II.
i-aughton. pastor of Laurel Street
Methodist Church. Mrs. Luther Spen-
Ger played the wedding marches and
also rendered perfect Day" during
the ceremony. Miss Martha Ella Liz.
gan sang II Love You Truly
The bride entered the parlor with
her dame OF honor. Mrs. Bertha Brit
ton, OF Charlottesville. She wore \
smart golnS-away costume of blue
tricotinc with picture hat and a
corsage bouquet OF orchids and lilies
oil the valley. The dame Of honor
wore costume OF Harding blue
crepe de chine made with an over
"reSs OF Georgette and her flowers
were PINK roses. Little Miss Lois
Johnson, who was ringbearer. was
dressed in pink RULED organdie. A.
rariand Holt. brother-in-law OF the
pride. was the groom's best man
Immediately after the ceremony
MI ana Mrs. Carlton left for n North
crn> tour and on their return will
i've III New Kent County In the fail
coming TO Richmond. where they will
make their home. 4 linen shower
was gwen for the bride by a number
ding.
At the White.
Inaugurated by crowds Hooking in
to celebrate the Fourth at White Sui.
nhur Springs. the week has been con-
''huine al the same pace ever since.
ana mere is every prospect of n
round or teas. dinners and dances
Which VIII Keep up the weeks record
.hrouehoHt the season. The heat wave
brought in large influx of visitors
from everywhere, the Southern dele
cation being particularly numerous.
Among the events of the week were
Il nag raising, an afternoon at track
"hu Hcih sports. number of enter
tainments in which the Washington
colony took part; tournament Is
$50 scheduled for the West Virginia
Golf Association for the coming week.
Which promises to provide general
interest Tor the colonists.
Oliver Hartman came down 10 he
WIFE Mrs. Hartman anu their sons.
Irhn Hartman an. i. Borden Harr,-
nan, 1t the Harrihiai: cottage.
Com'. ander Pds Iic :inbcr. who vas
on, OF the crew Of IT,: Nc 4 on the
irst flight a:r"ss M Atlantic. at
teTde'! dinner party given i'm honor
Of him and his bride by Miss Mary
Frederick. of Washington. Among
the other guests who were members
OF a house party which was being
entertained at Miss Frederick's cot
tage here. were Miss Katherine Rob
lnson. Miss Carolyn u. Nash. Blaine
Mallen. Major Alvin C. Sandefor6.
u. S. ~; Major Simpson and Majo:
Raymond Lee. !
Mr. ans: Me Edward Il. .Nisc,, wcrc
iosts to The suTc grpir q: visitors
qua also y Mrs. X SEQ. =: Bulmev. |
oil Wash:aginn. who IS among the |