Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
RICHMOND TO BE QUIET
OVER FOURTH OF JULY


.Eroomsmen. ushcrs and best man.
Professor Talks After Program.
The plano recital given by the
pupils of Professor tlph Pcnnartz. at
Stiefts auditorium. on Wednesday.
June al. was largely attended by an
Interested public. AT the close Of
the program Professor Pennartz
made an interesting and impressive
talk TO his pupils and parents.
Awards were given to Misses Marion
: Quinn. Alien Wilkinson and Sue
Phillips.
Announces Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs, l. w. Brown an
nounce the marriage OF their niece.
Mstel St Clair Moody. TO Hunter
MoGuire Martin. OF Richmond.
Thursday. June %. In Washington,
D. c. After July 10 they Will MAKE
their home at . West Forty-thiro
Street. Richmond
Pageant OF brotherhood.
garden party and pageant Of
brotherhood were most successfully
carried ont by members OF several
organizations in ST. Andrews Church.
: Continuing for three nights, Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday, on the
lawn OF St Andrews playground.
corner of Linden and Cumberland
Streets. most Enjoyable program
was given. Costumes in the pageant
were especially effective. Much
credit is due Mrs. w II. Harrison.
under whose direction the pageant
was produced. other features OF the
lawn fete were unusually attractive.
Marriage in buckingham County.
On Wednesday morning, June 2S.
lat 1850 O'Clock. MI; Rush" the home
OF the brides mother. was the scene
OF quiet. but interesting marriage.
ter OF She late Richard shelton Ellis.
and Rebckah MoCue Ellis. became
the bride OF Gordon Atkinson Elcan.
son OF the late Marcus cleveland Ell
can and Laura Hannah Elcan. of
Elk Hall" Buckingham County.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev c. NJ. Barsell, during which
the piano selection, "Souvinir," was
rendered by Mss Mary Eldrldee
house was art!stically decorated in
Cut fiower At the appointed hour the
drawtnsroom doors opened, dsclos-
inE the bridal party assembled in
tableau before an !mprovised altar
OF ferns, altar candles and baskets
of white sweet peas. The bride
wore handsome gown of white
Duchess satin with an overdress OF
lace. and picture hat 20 match She
carried shower bouquet OF Bride
roses and swce; peas.
Miss Virginia McCue Ellis. wearing
frock OF sunset taneta. with hat
to match and carrying an arm
bouquet OF Sunset roses was her
sisters maid OF honor and only All
tendant.
Joel Z. Elcan, OF Columbia. s. c..
brother OF the groom. acted "a best
man. Following the ceremony n
bufet luncheon was served. after
which MIR and Mrs. Elcan left for n
Northern automobile tour ON their
return they Will be at home al MT.
Rush" in Buckingham County.
The guests from n distance were:
DR.. James y. Ellis. of atlanta Ga;
Mrs. Perkins Ellis. Frank +. Ellis.
and Messers Porter and Frank Ellis.
Jr, OF Birmingham Ala; Mr. and
Mrs. Harry T. Antrim. and Miss
Katharine Antrim, OF Bedford: Miss
Mary McCue. OF Pulaski; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Gillian, OF Troy, n. c.; Lawrence
Eiean. of Williamson, w. Va: Paul
-. hIean. of Washington. D. c.. and
joel e. Elcan. OF Columbia, S. C.
Gifts Held in Express WAGON.
Mrs. c. f. Bailey and Mrs. w. F.
Dixon gave miscellaneous show or
In honor OF Miss Mary Ethel Dixon
whose wedding to Hunter ingram
TaElor took place on Thursday
a Mrs blAons nome, 2Io3 Semmes
Avenue, Woodland Heights
The house was prettiiy decorated
in pink and white, and little Misc
Olga Bonner, OF Church HIM. and
MISS Lucille Hughes. OF Arlington.
n. j. dressed in pink and white. drew
the express wagon. which contained
the gifts for the bride-to -be.
Those present were Misses Mary
Ethel Dixon. Della Bryant Alma
BRYANT (,wpndai>p r,un,,
Hawkins, Claire Dixon, Carlot,a
Dixon. Anna Skinner. Olga Bonner.
Lucille hughes. MeSdames l. II
Ashbrook. w. w. Bonner. w. A.
Wright. a. y. Adkins. : T. Skinner
l.. w. Shelton. Bryant Nichols. l.. +.
Leu y. NJ. Dixon, $. c. Taylor. Ivan
Worsham, II. S. Hughes. ]. w.
Wrisley
Clnrk-Grnhnm Wedding
me wedding az Miss Louise Neil
son Graham. OF Meckleuburr County.
10 William Baker Clark. OF Buck!nc
ham County. took place Saturday
evening. June 2i at $50 O'Clock. in
81. Lnke's Episcopal Church. in
Mecklenburg County. Rev. e II
Clark, OF the State mission board
brother of the groom. and Rev. NJ c.
BOW Ing, pastor OF Nut Bush Pres
byterian church. OF Townsville. y. G.
OBLIGATED. The church was heautI-
fuIiy decorated with ferns flowers
and lighted candles. The music was
given by bridal chorus OF young
boys and girls who sang. Arise
Sweet Maid. Arise"
The bride entered tho church with
her brother. victor Graham. who gave
her in marriage. she wore a bridal
gown OF white Canton crepe and car
ried shower bouquet OF Brides
roses ard swAnsonin. Mrs. Samuel
- "a als
the matron Of honor She wor. a
white Canton crepe dress with het
TO match, and carried a bouquet o.
Columbia roses. The bridesmaids