Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-01
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lumbia roses. DR.. Alvis Wesley
Craver, of Winston Salem, n. c., was
the groom's best man.
"a Lohengrin's wedding march was
rendered by Miss Margaret Smith
Just before the entrance OF tho
brida, party Mrs. Robert Beadlcs
sang at Dawning" X. y. Johns.
I cousin OF the bride. acted as master
OF ceremonies.
Immediately after the marriage Mr..
and Mrs. Cheek left for Washington
! and New York. From New York they
r will go by boat to Palm Beach. Fla.
and later to New Orleans, whore they
will make their home. Only re!a-
tivcs ana n few intimate friends were
present.
Richmond Girls Mt Camp.
> Richmond girls who have been to
Camp Pukwana. Maine, during tho
past three summers were guests OF
reunion tea, held on Thursday af-
tcrnoon at the home OF Miss Fanny
G.. Crenshaw. one OF the directors Of
the camp. The other director. Mrs.
~ B. Adams of New York, was pres
cnt, and also several campers from
other cities. Tea was served by
Misses Elizabeth Gaines. Katherine
Cary. Kitty Vaughan, Mary Reed and
Peggy Walton. and n happy after
noon was spcn, IN "reminiscences OF
camping experiences. Those present
were Misses Cary Anderson. Frances
Arlington, Catherine. Cyane ana
. Maria Bemiss, Nancy Brydon. Eliza
. beth Butler. Emily Crump, Alice
Frischkorn, Martha and Evelyn Greg
ory. Sue Gordon. Eta Johnson. Mabel
lloyd. Mary Bell Miller. Pauline
Miller. Elizabeth Robertson. Bessie
and Evelyn Robins, Mary Sadler,
Marion and Elsie Snow. Louise Talia-
ferro Ruth Robertson. Dorothy Saul.
Julia Pollard. Edna Wiley McAdams.
Virginia ouarles, Eleanor Williams,
ltuldah Williams, Susanna Williams,
Virginia Williams, Louise Withers,
Elizabeth and Lillian Wood Miss
Ryland, Miss Bradford. and Mrs. r.
:. Turner Arlington. OF Richmond, and
Misses Betty Becker. OF Buffalo, y.
~: Eleanorc Albright, of Norfolk:
Mary Wise BoXley and Annie Frank
Preston. OF Roanoke.
Eord-iInnkins.
Among pretty weddings Of last
week was that OF Miss Elizabeth
Yyonnc Hankins. daughter of Mrs.
Helen Blanche IIankins, and Aubrey
samuel Ford, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Iiiburn L. Ford, of this city. which
was celebrated Friday evening. De-
cember 30. at 1880 in the parsonage
of Brond Street Methodist Church,
Rev. Fred R Chenault officiating.
The bride wore n travelling suit OF
dark blue and carried shower bou-
uuet Of Brides roses and lilies or
the valley. Immediately after the
ceremony, which was witnessed by
only members of the immediate fnmi-
lies and intimate friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Ford left for n brief wedding
trip, after which they Will make
their home III Richmond.
Tuckcr-Gurrcn.
\ pretty wedding was solemnized
on Tuesday morning. December %,
1927. at 10 o'clock. In st. Patrlck'S
Catholic Church. when Mary Mar
Garet Gurren, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs John J. Gurrcn. became the
bride OF James Patrick Tucker, son
%. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Tucker.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
James a. Brennan. assisted by Rev.
Fathers Michael Godfrey and Joseph
MCEonna. while in the sanctuary
were the Rev. Fathers Mark Cassidy
and Edwin Shaughncssy. The affairs
were beautifully decorated with
palms. Christmas greens and cathe-
dral candles
The bride. who was unattended,
wore frock of brown pannc velvet
with seal trimmings aud II corsaEe
or orchids and lilies OF the valley,
entered with her father. by whom she
was given IN marriage, and was met
AT the sanctuary by the groom and
his best man. Edward j. Gurrcn.
brother OF The bride.
The ushers We're: Otto b. Gras-
berger. Francis ]. Mckinley, Norman
IT. Ford and Thomas orc. Gurren.
Before the ceremony, Because"
Was sung hy Charles j.. O'Donnen.
who also nj The oCrcrtory Of the mass
which followed %He marriage ccre-
mony sung l:rs";~is's ave Maria"
accompanied by Mrs Thomas +.
Ryan. organist.
After trip, which will include
New York and Garden City, l.. l., Mr.
and Mrs Tucker will he home to their
friends at 3lS North Twenty-fifth
street, after January II, 1922.
Home Wedding.
n pretty home wedding took place
~ 1901 West Grace Street Thursday
evening about o'clock, when
5eorGe y. Cabnness ana Miss Dclina
IL Condrcy, both OF Petersburg. wore
married. Rev. Henry 4. Gricsemrr
~ -, o! Emmanuel Baptist Church
performed the ceremony. The bride
and groom were attended bv Misc
Ihclma Cabancss ana LLOYD Uoucb-
ms OF PeteFhDnrg. and Vernon yost
OF Chesterfield. After the ceremonv
me couple left for bridal trim.
IinII-Gee.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua y. Gao ot
tiiS city, announce the marriage n,
tAeir niece, Miss Inez Gee, IN y ~
Hail' OF South nm, The cercmonv
having taken place Thursday. d..
ccmber %. Row Wat.rneId oa,c;o,-
ing The bride wore Il travelling
SUIT Of dark blue velour with I'm, ,n,,
accessories 10 match. IinmcdjateI,,
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
nan left for Northern weddlnr
Journey and on their return viii
make their home in South hin. Va,
Prrty Christmas Dnnrc.
beautiful Christmas dance wo.
given last Wednesday, evening In the
auditorium OF the Wes,hamntnn
High School by Miss jeanette Z;
Sehaaf. daughter OF Mr.. and ,rr.
walter G. Schaaf. Of westhampton
about l25 guests were prescn, and