The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-06
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A beautiful marriage took place last |
evening at $3.50 o'clock In tile home OF |
Mr. and Mrs George Wellington Kon-
er, No. 1904 Floyd Avenue. when their
daughter. Mary Coulter. became the
bride OF Mr.. Jean Sale Jones, son OF |
Mr. Felix NJ Jones' OF tbis city. The
Rev. J. Calvin Stewart. OF the Church
OF the Covenant, performed the cere-
n,ony, assisted by tho Rcv. j. j..
Dravatt, OF Holy Trinity Episcopal
Church.
The entire lower floor OF the house
was thrown open and canvaacd In
white. The ceremony was performed
In the bow-window Of the front parlor,
against background OF palms. a
profusion OF pink and white roses and
numbers OF pink-shaded candles further
Elaborated tho decorative scheme. Mr..
pohn Yarbrough was at the piano, and
played appropriate selections during
the ceremony.
The brides sister. Miss Linda NJ.
Eoincr, as maid OF honor. was prettily
Eowned In pale pink n1essnline and
mcchlin lace. and carried Killarney
roses. Miss Esiie Glade Mohler and
Miss Susie Evans, two pretty brides
maids. were In costumes OF white net
pvcr pink. and carried baskets OF pink
sweet peas. Mr. Robert Jones. brother
Of tho groom, was best mar. and little
Miss Lillian Weisiger, in q. fluffy white
Hrock, carried the ring in white lily.
The bride entered with her maid OF
honor. She wore a handsome gown OF
white messalinc. trimmed with prin-
resa lace. Her veil wna caught with
sprays OF lilies OF the valley. and she
carried a shower OF lilies and white
sweet peas.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jones will take an OK
tended bridal tour, and will beat home
after July 1st at No. 30l West Grace
Street
Tho bride is a young lady OF many
accomplishments and great popularity.
She Is an nlumna OF the Womans COL
lege OF Richmond
Mr.. Jones is the grandson OF former
porous young business man OF this
city,
Miss Lucy Maxwell Linney was quiet
~ married yesterday morning ut IL
o'clock TO the Rev. Robert II. Orr, OF
Canton, Ga. The ceremony was per-
FORMED in Centenary Methodist Church
by tho pastor, Rev. Or. W.. Young,
assisted by the Rev. DR.. w. w. Moore,
Of Union Theological Seminary.
The church was prettily decorated In
palms and Mr.. Shepherd Webb was al
Tho organ.
Miss Mary Linney, OF Roanoke, was
s maid OF honor, and wore q dainty linge-
rie gown and a white picture hat. Her
flowers were pink sweet peas. Other
attendants were tho best man. the Rev.
drummer Jones. and the ushers. Pro-
tessor Merritt Motley, Mesurs. Edward
Benson. William French and w. B. Gil.
lespie. y
Tho bride wore stylish going away
gown OF pale gray with hat ntd gloves
40 match and carried lilies OF tho VAL
ley.
After q bridal tour including visits to
Jamestown Exposition and Northern
eltios Mr.. and Mrs. Orr will be at
dome in Canton. Ga
Mr.. Orr is graduate OF tho Union
Theological Seminary OF this city and
plso Of the University OF Tennessee at
Knoxville. He Ia now pastor OF tho
PRESBYTERIAN Church In Canton.
Observation-Disclosures
Tho marriage Of Miss Addie Virginia
Saunders, daughter OF the late George
u. and Ella 9. Saunders, to Mr.. Robert
Coleman Richardson. OF Caroline coun-
-. took place last afternoon at $50
pollock In the homo OF the bride, No.
b02 la North Fifth Street The Rev.
Pr. George w. Mcdaniel. OF the First
Baptist Church. performed tho cere-
mony In the parlors, which were prot
lilly decorated with palms, ferns and
tnargucrltes.
Miss Bessie Saunders, the brido'eI
Sister, was maid OF honor and only at
tendant She wore a charming gown
pf white chiffon and carried white
carnations.
The bride wore going away cos
tulne Of brown tafseta with hat and
Gloves to correspond. Har flowers were
white sweet peas
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson VIII visit
the exposition and several Northern
cities and Will make their home a, Pc
pola. Caroline county, where the groom
is O. successful merchant,
MOOre-Hcvertdgc.
a pretty marriage will take place