The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14

commissioner of education and finan-
cial agent OF Martha Washington Coll
lcge, Abingdon, will be celebrated June
18th, at $3.50 p. NJ in No. $40 South
Third Street, the Rev. DR.. II. L. Quarles
officiating.
The house will be decorated in palms
and flowers, and Miss Helen Grey Sad
Ter, the brides cousin, will direct the
music. Mrs. G.. T.. Vanderslice Mrs.
Naughan's twin sister, will be her
natron of honor, ana the Rev. R. X.
Sutherland, of Marion. the best man.
Master Alfred Jefferson Vaughan will
bear the ring. S$s
Mr. and Mrs. Kahle will spend their
honeymoon at Old Point, and after
ward have their home in Abingdon.
va.
WOOdy-Rcnnlc.
The wedding OF Miss Louise Gordon
Rennie, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
f. Rennie. of Chestnut Hill, to Mr..
Gordon Montague Woody, of Phoenix
vile, Pa. will take place at 10 a. NJ.
June 18th. in Mizpah Presbyterian
Church, Chestnut Hill, the Rev. Joseph
Rennic, of Amelia Courthouse, grand
father Of the bride, assisted by the
Rev. Dir. d. X. Walthall, officiating.
Miss Ella Rennie will be her sisters
maid of honor, and Mr.. b. G. Woody,
of Richmond. brother OF the groom,
best man. other attendants will in
ciude Misses Ruth c. and Carrie c.
Rennie and Nlessrs. Warning Woody, Of
Newport News, and w Walter Sprat-
icy. OF Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woody will go North
for their wedding trip, and VIII be at
home after July LIST at Phoenixville, Pa.
snrd-Wnlker.
A wedding OF unusual interest will
be celebrated June 17th at noon. in
Christ Church. Winchester. when Miss
Louise Tremlett Walker. daughter of
the late Major-General John G.. Walk
er, Confederate States Army, and Mrs.
Sophie NJ. Walker, of Mansfield. near
Winchester, Va, will be given in mar
riage to Mr.. Harrison Cassard, of Bal
timore, son OF Mrs. Cassards and the
late Louis r. Cassard, tho Rev. Will
| liam Smith and the Rev. DR.. William M.
Pettis officiating.
The church will be decorated with
palms, ferns, roses and lilies. Miss
! Estelle Main. the church organist, will
hcngrin" and Mendelssohn, and Miss
Willie MCGUIRE, daughter of DR.. Will
| liam Mcclure, Of Winchester, will ren-
| der q solo.
The attendants will be Miss Mary
Lee Walker. sister of the bride. and
maid Of honor; Mr.. Kenset Brown, Of
Baltimore best man: Misses Frances
A. Walker, Winifred Rogers, Marie
Whiting and Garter Conrad, brides
maids, and Messrs. Theodore Miller and
Roland West, Baltimore; r. Gray Will
liams and Melvin Green, OF Wlnches-
ter. groomsmen.
The bride will enter with her BROTH
er, Captain Philip G. NJ, Walker, United
States Army (retired), by whom she
Twill be given away She will be
| gowned in white liberty satin and lace,
a tulle veil and orange blossoms, Her
ornaments will be pearls, and her
flowers lilies of the valley.
4 The maid OF honor will be attired In
white lace over satin, and q white
picture hat; the bridesmaids In white
batiste frocks pink sashes pink rose
hats ana La France bouquets,
"a reception at Mansfield will be
given after the church ceremony" A
large number of handsome wedding
gifts have been received
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassurd will go to New
York and Canada on their bridal tour
and have their future home in Baltl-
more. A number of guests from dis
tance will attend the wedding.
Observation-Disclosures.
In the home OF tho BRIDES cousin,
DR.. j. Edward Tompkins. of Fred
erlcksbnrg June 18th, at $40 y. NJ,
Miss Evelyn BYRD Montague. daughter
of Mrs. Frances S. Montague, will be
married to Mr. j. Warren Blanton, III,
son OF Mr. and Mrs J. w. Blanton of
Richmond, the Rev. w. T.. Dolly, AS
sisted by the Rev Aubrey Williams
cHlciatlng
The bride will be attended by Miss
Bessie Wade and Miss Bessie Williams
q Richmond Mr.. Howard Blanton, tht
grooni's brother, will be best man.
An elaborate reception ,N.ter tho cere
mony will precede the departure OF
the bridal couple for II Northern tour.
CIemcnts--Cobb,
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