The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21

our Souls would seek 5TeilSl
4 And rest from weary laughter
Va In The quiet arms Of grief.
SIC Henry Van Dyke.
Robertson Robertson.
ii The wedding of Miss Sarah Pennebaket
I Robertson Of Nashville, Tenn. daughter
5 Of Mrs W. Y. Davis, to Mr.. Arthur
Fletcher Robertson, Of this city. was
3 celebrated inSthe home of Mr.. and Mrs
D. C. Laws, No. s7n5 Shelby Avenue. Nash
a8 vile, Tuesday evening, June 18TH, az
6 8 o'clock, the Rev. r. LIN Cave, pastor
OF the woodland Street Christian Church,
r Nashville, officiating.
House and drawing room decorations
"a were in asparagus fern, snllaS, palms and
cut flowers. Ar, altar OF white flowers
against background of palms, was
erected In the bow window OF the front
drawing room. In the dining room, the
color was in pink and white; IN me
library Marg,ierites proved very effective.
An appropriate selection of musical
airs was rendered by an orchestra. MISS
c lrlorencc Butler, of Nashville, was malu q
~ honor, and Mr.. Louis I. ooble, OF
Norfolk, Va, the best man. Mrs. >.
Ryal yvoodarl, OF Montgomery, Ala, ne
sister Of the bride, was natron OF honor.
The bridesmaids We're Misses Lura an M.
+ Maggie Robinson, Of Nashville, ana tne
ribbon bearers. little Miss Margaret
y Davis and Muster Douglass Laws.
The bride entered with her step-fa ther.
&Nfr88Sy. Y. Davis. She wore white chlt-
Id fon cloth over radum silk, trimmed with
,,oint lace. Her veil was caught with
Il sprays OF lily of the valley, and she car
81 rIed a shower bouquet Of white sweet
5peas and lilies Her only ornament was
II the Erooms gift, diamond and pear
necklace. The maid of honor was IgowSHn1'e,td
LIN white net garnitured with duchesse
Elnce. THE nlatron Of honor wasi in white
\ batiste and had3n cluster of pink roses,
The bridesmaids were attlred in lingerie
toilets and held coronation bouquets Of
white carnations.
a reception was held after the cere7
23m,ny. when the brides cake, heart
shaped, was cut, and heart-shnped ices
and cakes decorated with pink roses We're
served.
Many beautiful gifts were displayed IN
the library among them a chest OF silver
from the BRIDE parents and a silver ser
vice from the Albemarle Paper Company,
this city, with whom the groom has been
Ii connected for number Of years.
mi M Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson left after the
wedding for trip to Niagara and the
Great Lakes, Montreal, Quebec and New
York. They will return to Richmond
Y about July LIST, and occupy apartments
q at No. 4o3 East Franklin Street.
Spitzer-Clash.
The marriage of Miss Alma Percy
\ Clash only child of the late Percy Sears
Clash and Mrs. Allen Burke Apperson,
to Mr.. G. Frederick Splitter, Of CHAR
lottesyille took place last evening at
\ ], o'clock in Grace Street Baptist Ghnrc 81
The + Rev DIR. William Il. Hatcher OIL
GATED. assisted by the Rev. DR.. Charles
Gardner. The beautiful decorations OF
the church were in palms and ported
plants. Miss Mabel Sims presided at the
organ, the wedding march from
E..Loiengrin" as professional, and
Mendelssohn's Wedding March as re-
OCCASIONAL. &
Miss Louise Peyton jenkins, as maid OF
4 Ecnor, wore an exquisite prlncesse gown
Of white net and baby Irish lace The
two bridesmaids, MISS Mary sizer Fuller
Il and Rebecca Dckerson. were gowned In
white organdy. trimmed with Vaalen-
5ciennes lace and worn over pink taffeta.
All tire young ladies carried showers OF
III pink sweet peas. Little Miss Margaret
4 Valentine carried the ring, and looked
charming In dainty frock Of white
null and lace with pink ribbons. Il
5ei The following gentlemen were groonns-
4 men: Or. W. G. Chrisman and Mr.. J. II.
A Irving. of Charlottesville. and Alessrs.
II L. Howard Jenkins. c. T. Browne.
Chesley S, Fenson and John Fenson.
The bride entered with the bridegroom.
She was gowned in white radiuni silk
made in princesaG .oyer taffeta and
chiffon and trir,tnei with pr!ncesse lace.
Her only ornament was pearl and
diamond brooch. Her tulle veil was
fastened with coronet OF lilies Of the
valley and she carried shower bouquet
4 of lilies and white sweet peas.
t8A Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. jenkins, OF No. Jus
West Grace Street, entertained charm
55.ngly after the rehearsal Tuesday even
q ing. in honor OF the bridal party. The
wedding tour will include trip to New
York, Albany and other Northern points
OF interest. and Mr.. and Mrs Splitter VIII
be at home after August LIST In Locust
! Avenue Charlottesville, Va.
Among those who came from, a d!sta1Ce
y toe attend the wedding were Mr.. II. w.
& Parker. Of Washington. D. c.; Mr.. and
Mrs o. L. Browne, OF Wilmington, y.
n CO. Mr.. George Browne. OF Wilmington.
Il N. c.: Miss Maria Z. Collins, OF Bowl
3 Newman. OF Ashland. va; Mr.. ]. II.
Irving and Or. w. G. Chr!sman. OF Char
s lottesy!lle, Va.
Peek-Fee.
a wedding Of much interest to Rich
\ rnond and Virginia people was celebrated
at 2 Of clock yesterday afternoon, in New
Richmond, c., when Miss Katherine Dim
mitt Fee, daughter OF the late ME-. ant
Mrs Darlington L. Fee was given II
marriage to Mr.. William Holt Peek, Sol
#of5 Mrs. Sally Holt Peek and the lat
Il Judge George Meredith Peek, OF Hamp
y ton. Va The Rev. Harry AIcAlinn wa
the officiating clergyman.
.S6 Church decorations were In flags an,
\ palms and the house in green and whit
for the reception after the ceremony. !
IL strlnged orchestra furnished the music
Mrs, Thomas Quinn Ashburn, sister o
the bride, was matron OF honor an,
Lieutenant Thomas Worthington Holly
IN day. OF the United States army, til
groom's best man, Other attendants In
4 cludsd the bridesmaids Misses Ann s
s Fee, Janet Hope Peek. Louise swint
M Katherine II, Davis the groomsmer
n Lieutenant A. "A. Wayback, Captain r. 6
ssss Ashburn and Colonel Julius Penn =