The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-28

people took place in Bethany Meth
odist Church at $3.50 o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon, when Miss 4 l.. Eta
Lewis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c..
Lewis. became the bride OF Mr.. I. NJ.
Anderton.
The church was tastefully decorated
with palms AMI ferns, intermingled
with white and pink ribbons, while
softly shaded candles, cleaning from
pink and white suspended horseshoes
shed o mellow glow over tho whole
scene.
Mrs. w. d. Pointer the sister Of the
groom, rendered the "Lohengrin" and
Mendelssohn's wedding march. While
the ceremony was being performed
Hearts and Flowers" was softly
played.
The bridal party was led by the
ushers, Messrs. Hatcher Croswell and
Milton Harris. followed by eight rib
bon girls-AIisses Marguerite Sibley,
Eunice Croswell, Vashti Tillage, Annie
Anderton,s Alice Lewis, Mabel Shackel-
ford, May Ashe, and Florence Lewis
all dressed in White accordion-plaited
organdy frocks and pink sashes.
To the strains of the "Lohengrin"
wedding march the bridesmaids wear
ing white organizes with, pink RIB
bons, and carrying large bouquets of
pink carnations and ferns, entered with
the attendants In the following order:
Miss Alice BONNER Rudd, of Man
chester, and Mr.. Nathan Tillage; Miss
Bidule Ashe and Mr.. Hubert Croswell;
Miss Emily Lewis and Mr.. Alonzo
Lewis: Miss Emma Odell Bailey, OF
Richmond. and Mr.. j. Thomas Lewis
rho matron OF honor. Mrs. Robert D.
Powers, of Newport News sister of5the
| bride, carrying q largo bouquet OF
| white roses and ferns and gowned in
whiteslaceqandaIris hscrochetso over white
/ duchess SATIN entered with the mali
OF honor, Miss NJ. annie Lewis. sister
of the bride. s:st5ts3s Is
Miss Lewis Wore pink crepe do chin,
| and chiffon over taffeta. Her flower
were pink roses. She was followed b,
little Misses Helen Lewis and Doris
sAnderton, dressed In white organd,
/ with pink ribbons as flower girls. TIL
ring-bearer, Lolita Lewis, dressed Il
4 pink silk, preceded the bride.
The bride, gowned in a robe Q
white embroidered chiffon satin owe
taffeta. and long tulle veil caugh
with lilies Of the valley, entered wit
4 her father She carried a bouquet Q
Bride roses and lilies Of the vale,
and was met at the altar by the groor
and his best man. Mr.. j. Elliott wal
i lace, OF Ashland. The ceremony wa
4 impressively performed by tho Re,
j. S. Wallace and Rev. u. r. GILL; IN
After the ceremony a reception wa
rendered the bridal party and hos
of friends and relatives Of the brid
and groom at the home Of the brI4e
Wedding gifts received were hand
some and numerous. Among them wa
a piano presented by tho father Of til
bride.
The bride is one Of Gloucester's mos
beautiful young ladies, and was til
/ assistant principal OF Hayes's Stor
|, High School for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. NJ. Anderton lei
for an extended Northern tour, an
twill be at home in Gloucester to the
friends after July Sd.
Clemcnts-C0bb.
On the morning of June Gath ther
was celebrated quiet but beautifl
home wedding, when Miss Alice Feeble
Cobb became the wife of DR.. Bernar
: Sinclair Clements. the marriage takin
!, place in the home Of the BRIDES cousin
Mrs. Thomas N. Wilson, Of. Farnvill
7 Va M,
The. rooms had been canvased !
= white, and transformed, into woot
land bower of vines, ferns. daisies an
magnollas, in the midst Of which stoo
the marriage altar.
At II o'clock, to the strains or tt
f wedding march, played by Miss Matt
Y Walker, the maid of honor, Mis-