The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-06
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

-lHE wedding OF Mrs. Jennie Nc
Phail WEIGH to Mr.. William
Robert Johnston, scheduled to
take place at 8 r. M. Of yes
terday, owing to The extreme
1l1ness of the BRIDES mother,
Mrs. Clement Darlington McPhail. was
celebrated very quietly at / o'clock
in the afternoon. only Immediate rel
atiyes and a few intimate friends Of
Mrs. WEIGH and Mrs. McPhail. who had
FASTENED to their home, No. 310 Har-
fison Street on hearing that Mrs. Nc
'Phail's condition had grown rapidly
worse, being present.
Hon. Harry st. George Tucker and
Mrs. Tucker, who had arrived from
Norfolk Monday and arc the guests
of Judge and Mrs. L. L. Lewis on
West franklin street; Mrs. ], Ran
dolph Tucker. Mrs. John Lee Logan,
Mrs. A. r. Calnm and Mrs. Car
michael, members OF Mrs. sMcPhai's
FAMILY, witnessed the which
was performed In the front parlor Of
the brides home.
sympathy of the community and the
earnest wishes Of many friends for her
mothers restoration to health. Boti,
she and her mother are widely known
and connected throughout Virginia as
well as In Richmond. which has been
their home since Mrs. Johnston's girl
hood.
Dir. Johnston belongs to tho promi-
nent North Carolina family OF his
name, but his residence and club
membership here have thoroughly
identified him with the social and
business life of this city.
Observation-Disclosures.
a wedding In which Richmond re1a-
Gt,,c aav e,.tnr1cr m ,-n rforactny x,fll
he celebrated this evening at Nydrie,
near Esnlont. Albemarle county. when
Miss Edith Forsythe will be given in
marriage TO Mr.. William Henry Lang
horne. Of Mirador, Va. son OF Mr..
Chiswell y. ~Langhorne.
Miss Pfgs Ayiett Royal. who enter
tanned Miss Forsythe during the Rich
mond Horse Show and has been a mem-
Der OF an ante-nuptial house party at
.sydrie, will be one of the attendants
ut the wedding to-day.
Mrs. r.. Moncure Perkins, OF this
city, the groom's sister, will also be
present Friends going up from Rich
mond can take the Chesapeake and
Ohio train over the James River d.
vision. and reach their destination at
2:30 p. NJ. The early train of Thurs
day will put them back in the city
at $40 y. NJ. of that day.
yniII--Taliaferro.
Miss Annie Russell Taliaferro.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Tal.aferrc. was married to- Mr. VIII
liam Robert yaille, Jr., son OF Mr..
William vaille. of Hanover Courthouse,
at 7:30 O'Clock last evening, the cera-
nony being performed by the Rev,
Gerald culbertson in the Third Chris
tian Church. which was decorated with
4 u, ~ -,.r .s,,l ,,atiatt, ~ ,.xf rnuf1n
NUNS.
Miss Olive Norment was maid of
honor, and Misses Ruth Weisiser, An
MIC yaille, Edna Goldsmith and Mar
garet Cox the bridesmaids. Little Miss
Madge TaIiaferro was ring-bearer;
Misses Rosalic Norment and Josephine
Talley gathered up the ribbons.
Mr.. Meriwether Walsh was best
man to the groom, who was also
attended By Messrs. William Lipscomb,
Frank vaille. B. Bayliss. Hartwell and
William Norment n Aubrey Burrus.
Miss Mary Talley was at the organ.
The bride came in with her brother
Mr.. Samuel Norment %Tuliaferro. She
WAS gowned in a blue cloth travelling
costume and carried Bride roses. The
maid of honor wore white over yellow
and had an arm bouquet OF yellow
chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids
wore white with yellow girdles and
carried ~maiden-hair ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaille will spend thei,
honeymoon North. and return to make
their home at No. i14 SortlHs Seventh
Street.
Gold Medal to d.. a. RS.
Mrs. Benjamin l. Purcell, Virginia
chairman of the national exhibit of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
at Jamestown Exposition, was notified
by telegram yesterday that the Jury OF
award of the exposition had given the
b. a. RS a gold medal and a diploma
In recognition of the great historic
value n beauty OF their contribution
to the exhibition.
Mrs. Purcell is naturally gratihed az