The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-25
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

HE wedding of Miss Maude
Chewing. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alpheus j. Chewing, of
A no. 1899 West Grace street, to
Mr.. Waiter Wilson. of Walker
ton, King and Queen county. was cele-
brated at $50 o'clock yesterday even
ing, in the home of the brides parents,
the Rev. Ryland knight, d. D., ofltciat-
ing.
The color scheme in decorations was
developed in pink and white, Southern
smilax and pink and white roses and
carnations being used.
To the strains OF Mendelssohn's
Wedding March," the bride entered
with her father. and was met at the
altar by the groom and his best man.
Mr. Fenton Taylor. Of this city. She
was gowned in white messaline. trim
med with princess lace. Her veil was
caught with a diamond spray and her
flowers were a shower of lilies OF the
valley, sprayed with white violets.
Miss Ruby Chewing attended her
sister as maid of honor. She wore
pink messaline. and carried bouquet
of white roses.
The ceremony was witnessed by mem
bers of the family and intimate friends
only. but the wedding reception at Q
O'Clock was large and fashionable
affair Mrs. Chewing, the brides
mother, who stood with thes bride and
groom to welcome guests, Wore black
embroidc net over taffeta. with vio-
let's. Mrs. ]. z. Carpenter. OF Clifton
Forge. wore black lace robe over
black silk.
Out-of-town guests in Richmond for
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
B. Wilson, of Walkerton. Miss Essie
Wilson. Mrs. Mary Wilson, Mr.. Ernest
Wilson and Mr.. John Moore. of Birds
Nest, Northampton county; Mr.. ami
Mrs. j. c. Carpenter and Mr.. J. C. Car.
penter. Jr.. of Clifton Forge: Mis-,
Daisy Vaughan. of Louisa county; Miss
Halle Vaughan, of Ashland. and Mr..
Walter Chewing. OF New York.
Jenkins-Godlcy.
A wedding of interest here was cele-
brated in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. b. Cooley, of Dallas. Texas, on
Thursday evening, when their daugh-
ter. Ruby S.. was married to Mr. l..
Mrs. l.. Fl. Jenkins, of No. 1O1s West
Grace Street.
Decorations IN halls, drawing rooms
dining room and library were in palms
ferns, smilaX. blush carnations, mermet
roses and American Beauties.
The bridal couple stood before the
altar under canopy of vines. from
which was suspended a wedding bell
of white hyacinths.
The wedding march from 'Lohen-
grin" played by Miss Watkins, was
preceded by Allitsens Song of Love
and Mildenberg's II Love But Thee
rendered by Miss Luche Burke, with
MISS IS, watkins as accompanist.
honor, and the bridesmaids Were Misses
Ellen Jenkins and Louise Jenkins sis
tiers Of the groom; Lily Y. Bell and
Alice Gray. They, wore pink chiffon
baby roses. Miss Godley's bouquet
was of pink roses. The bridesmaids
carried pink carnations.
The bride entered with her father.
She was gowned in ivory .messaine,
trimmed with hand embroidery and
duchesse lace Her veil fell from a
coronet of lilies of the-valley, and her
flowers We're Bride roses showered with
the lilies. She wore the groom's gift
crescent of diamonds and pearls.
Mr.. William Carrick was the grooms
best man, and the Rev. George w
Iruett. p. D., performed the ceremony
reception me held after war was largely
kins. sr., and the Misses Jenkins. OF
Richmond, We're among those present
a unique wedding Gift from the
EpoGms father s. enme II the shape Of
pages each with a $40 bill attached.
The bride and groom are now enjoy
ing an extended bridal trip. After
March loth they Will reside at No
lois West Grace Street.
Engagement Announced
Hon. and Mrs. Samuel Harnsberger
of Harrisonburg. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Elizabeth, tc
Mr.. L. Barlow Jones. of PIT. Pleasant
April Miss Harnsberger has visited
| In Richmond for several winters. and
has many friends here.
Ante-Nuptlnl Luncheon.
Miss. Halle Vaughan gave an ante.
hup ua J luncheon on Saturday in hel
honor of Miss Maude Chewing, Whose
| marriage to Mr.. Walter Wilson took
place last night
DECORATIONS In green and.white. were
and cakes. Souvenir place cards ards were we're
from tho brides Will w T'hhe ese Of pre tal1f
we're Miss Maudel Chewing, Miss Mar.
Ghe chew ;ss OF vleilitnts Miss RUBY
York; Mrs. T., N. Vaughan, Jr. Mis- Mis-
Daisy Vaughan, OF Louisa county, am
Mrs. Thomas Bigger ~
Misses Walters Honorel.
Misses Jane, Frances and Ruth Wal,
.ers, OF stanton, We're guests Of hon
or at dance given last evening q
Alndergarten Hail. on Floyd Avenue
ny Miss lellts Scott, of No. 1907 Parl
4 avenue. The dance was a very pret
~ affair and was attended by til,
smart juniors of the society set.
4 Altcrnntcs Selected. W
At the meeting Of Old Dominion
II Ghapter. Daughters of the American
revolution, held Saturday In the hom
or the regent, the following alternate
to attend the Continental Congress, t,
convene during April in Washington
4 were elected. Mrs, S. N, Barker, Mis-
hSosalle Meredith and Miss Alice Red
The Monday German,
The Monday german dance, helms
J; the, e., last before Lent. was 5unusuall.
brilliant and largely attended las
Among the visitors present wei,
Governor and Mrs, G., a, swanson
Judge r.; 81. Prentiss, OF snffolk; M
CHARLES 4. Crane, of New York; HoI
G Ga I'll! Moths M Mrs Robert !
III antt MISS Nelson. sgOf ~ Ola rk9 county