Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-06
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CITATIONS have boon received in
ona from DIR. and Mrs. Robert
Oppchhimcr for the marriage
daughter, Lillian Hayward.
oseph Mettaucr Hurt. Jr.. Of this
.nc ceremony to takc place on
ruay evening, December II. ut
u,"ck In st. Johns Episcopal
ei at Knoxville, Tenn. Mr.. Hurt
~ son or bly. and Mrs. Joseph NJ.
OF Biackstonc. and is widely
.u throushout the State, Miss
hhimer is n beautiful girl and
chtly Visits relatives In Rich
blowing a wedding journey. Mr..
ana MS bride viii make their
In this city.
hhu Mrs. Iirnnrh Hosts.
r. and Mrs. John Kerr Branch
be hosts Thursday afternoon,
i:"O TO o'clock. at n large re-
ION given at their home. 25Ol
|ument Avenue. In honor OF their
and Notwithstanding, Mr.. and
John Akin Branch. Several
ared guests will be present and
aHair viii be q brilliant one.
10 reception will be followed that
iins BY small dance. given In
or of Miss Louise Branch. and
guests Will he limited to the
nSer dancing set.
Davis mt Home.
rs. Wcstmoreland Davis Will re-
callers Mt tho Governors Man
this afternoon from to o
>cH. and th!H WI be her laet in
nal at home at the Governors
&c until after the holidays. Tea
Dc served In the State drawing
n and Hrs. Davis VIII be as
% by several OF hcr friends In
& the honors. The Governors
VIII also be at homo inform
two Tuceday afternoons In jan
utnnte Rail.
mother brilliant ball OF the sea-
was tho dance given last evening
Dir. and Mrs. John Nichols Amber.
'22l Monument Avenue. In honor
their daughter. Miss Luna Neal
'lcr. who Is being presented to
ely here this season. Tho dance
place n the Country Club or
stnia with some 900 gucsts Pres
and an orchestra played for the
sing. Mr.. and Mrs Amber In
nccd their daughter 10 their
as, and they were assisted in re-
ing by their daughter and son.
Betty Amber. debutantc Of
season. and Gordon Barbour
der. and their two gucsts, Iiss
h Mosely. OF New York, and Miss
cy Payne. OF Columbia. Va. The
itantc wore a costume OF white
Inns and crepe chiffon. finished
tullc. and carried an old-fash-
d nossgay OF tiny pink roEebuds
I'd with Il lace frili. Mrs. Amber
handsomely rowncd In old blue
,ins oyer cloth OF gold. and her
crs were vioIets. Miss Betty
bier wore n gown OF sunset
esccnts and tullc. with bou-
{ OF orchids: Miss Mosciy wore an
orted dress OF gold brocade with
& bouquet OF pink roseG. and Miss
ne was gowncd in flame -colorc0
ION, with n noseEay OF red roses.
he clubhouse was decorated
,ughout in palms. ferns and
lining cedar and pink candles IN
silver candlcstcks, rrIfnerous
,lrt-colored lights and balloons
& from tho ceiling and across the
ony, lont color TO tho whole. The
>housc vas transformed into a
carnival hall for tho occaaion.
ioons and varl-colorcd caps made
nctive favors for tho guests. 4
.ct supper was served at mid
bit.
nders-arorn.
beautiful wedding took place De-
ihcr g. when Miss Frances bland
Ntcr Brown. OF Ivy Cliff" Bed
i County, was married to Elem
rE Saunders. OF Evington. Camp
County. Tho wedding was per-
he'd at 4 p. NJ. at FINLEY" near
chburg. the home OF the brides
,st brother. Dr. Henry Peronnoau
wn. The parIors and hall OF the
,e wcrc decorated in white and
On. and tho ceremony took place
I,ront Of an altar on which were
q ming candles. Tho officiating
gynan Was the rector OF both the
liz aud groom. Rev. Thomas Car
page. cf the Church OF tho Good
iphcrd EvIngton. The groom en-
ii with his brother, as his best
}. Carter Temple Saunders, OF
|nokc.
ne bride was Immediately pre-
|cd by her only sister al maid Of
or. Mrs. John r. Wingo. of Rich
|ld. wearing blue velvet and car
|,g pink chrysanthcmums. The
lie entered on tho arm OF hcr
|thcr. Or. Brown. who gave her in
|rriage. She wore dress Of cx-
4 a
curt train OF brocaded satin. and
long we'll Of tulle was caught
| il bands OF pearls and orange
|ssoms. Her bridal bouquet was "A
wer OF white rOscbuds and green
Immediately after tho ceremony a
option was held for the many rel
Ives and friends present. The
dc and groom are widely known,
4 come from two families who have
,tributcd large share to the his
y OF Virginia, and to her social
b. The bride is the youngest
lighter OF the late John Thompson
own, OF Ivy Cliff" Bedford Coun-
home known for its generous
n delightful hospitality through
/ years. and her mother was Miss
ssic Dallas Tucker. OF Richmond.
her mothers side she is descended
m George Dallas. Vice president
the United States and minister to
ssia. and on her fathers side from
IN Thompson Brown, OF the Con-
tutional Convention of 1929; on
h her mothers and fathers side she
descended from Judge st. George