Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-22

Augusta Tinsley became the bride of Mr..
Russell Porter. Picquenocque Is celebrated
for its lovely weddings and grHceful own
ers. and this occasion was one OF espeeiai
interest to the wide circle of relatives and
friends of both parties In Virginia ana
many other states.
Another prominent marriage on the 18th
instant was that of Miss Mary washington
Pendleton and DR.. Henry Rose Carter IN
Ashland. Miss Pendleton Is descended from
long line of distinguished ancestry, ana
so is the case with DIR. Carter, he being
son of Mr.. and Mrs Hill Carter, and there
by n member of the old James river Carter
stock. Never was a more beautlful we'd
ding in Ashland. The newly welded pair,
after a large reception, leIt for a honey
moon in the Sapphire county of North Car
DINA.
Miss Rosalie Evans, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs w Nick Evans, and Mr.. Joseph
Henry Grubbs were married in the home
of the bride Wednesday evening, at
ESQ o'clock. The house was deliberately
decorated with ported plants and candles.
and the Rev. Father Massey of the Sacred
Heart Church performed the ceremony,
while the strains of My Heart Is Ever
Faithful" sounded softly. Miss Evans wore
Il handsome going-away gown of gray. with
hat and gloves to match, and carried roses.
The couple is widely known, and Will be at
home at North Cherry street after we'd
ding trip spent in the north.
Grove Avenue Baptist Church was the
scene of beautiful marriage on the even
James Morriss and Mr.. Albert Simpkns
Downes We're welded. Miss Vena Little
page of King and Queen was maid of
honor and Mr.. Maurice Garrison of Cape
Charles was best man. The bride entered
with her father, and wore white Paris crepe
richly relieved by handsome lace. and a
tulle veil caught with lilies of the valley.
and carried shower bouquet of the same
delicate flower. The maid of honor was
gowned in green taffeta and had large
bunch of white chrysanthemums. Little
Noel Morriss. the sister of the BRIDE car
ried the ring, and wore white silk null
caught with green ribbon. Those acting
ushers were Messrs. George N. Saunders
of Sabot, Joseph H. Russell, Logan D. Wal
ford. Henry B. Thompson. L. X. Sheppard
and Alexander Gregory of King William
county.
a large party of out-of-town guests was
present, and after a northern tour the
bride and groom will make their home in
Cape Charles. Va.
Miss Anne Ell zabeth Brooke and Mr.. La
tame Sale were married by the Rev. Lam
don r. Mason on the 18th of October at the
home of the brides uncle. Mr. G. W.&Cat-
lett, 1912 Hanover street. Miss Lucy
Brooke Catlett was maid of honor and Mr..
ChaS Sale of Tappahannock was best man.
The bride wore a stylish tailored suit of
dark blue broadcloth with hat and gloves to
match, and her flowers were brides roses.
Her maid of honor was clad in a charming
white null frock and carried white chrys-
their home in Essex county Va.
A pretty wedding took place on Tuesday
last when Miss Myra Gregory and Mr..
Merton Howell Dyson were united. The
color scheme of green and white was taste
fully carried out in palms and chrysanthe-
NUNS. Mrs. Dyson was gowned in a hand
some going-away costume of green broad
cloth, and roses were her flowers. Her
sister was her only attendant, and wore
white silk white taffeta. The bride
and groom are popular young people, and
after the LIST of November will reside at %
South Adams street.
The engagement of Miss Annie Lee Penn
of Danv.lle and Mr.. Carroll Montague of
Richmond has been announced. Both Miss
Penn and Mr.. Montague are popular So
ciety people. and their wedding will be one
of the greatest note.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hayes announce the
engagement of their daughter Mary to Mr..
A. c.. McTierson of Trenton, n. J. Miss
Hayes has been from her debut greatly adj
mired, and Mr.. McTierson has until lately
been residing in Richmond. 1t is with
much regret that their future home will
not be in Virginia.
Mrs. Peter Chevalle Warwick has issued
invitations to a tea in Norfolk on Friday,
given in honor of her mother. Mrs. P. c.
Warwick sr., and Miss Warwick. Mrs
Warwick jr.. was Miss Patty Gregory be-
fore her marriage in April last.
Mr.. and Mrs James Brown Potter Ghe
beautiful Miss Handy will arrive in Rich
mond on Tuesday from Europe, where they
have been since last spring.
Mr. Philip Henry Lee of Warrenton, Va,