The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-18

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( Nalencieanes lace and carried show
! or bouquets OF pink sweet peas,
Misses Mary A williamson, Julia F.
Williamson, Eliza beth du +. Tyler,
/ Of Frederick and Misc Eileen Davis,
of Barneville. Nd. held the ribbons,
which formed the aisle They wore
dainty lingerie 1rocks with pink rib
hons. The church was decorated IN
daisies and mountain laurel and the
chancel was banked with palms Wag-
ner's wedding march from Lohengrin
was played by Prof. Bion Preston.
Mr. William G. Morton, of Martins
I burg w, Va. WAS the egruom's best
| man, and the ushers were DIR. Thos,
| M Williamson and Mr.. Hanson Mauls-
| by both of Frederick,
The bride entered the drawing room
| with her mother. Mrs. Joseph b! Gar
/ rott 10y whom she was given away,
she was beautifully gowned in white
crepe and lace. and carried II round
bouquet of Brides roses. Her veil
was caught with wreath OF orange
/ blossoms
Mr. Allen and his bride left for
All extended bridal tour North i'm
, mediately after the wedding break
fast which followed the ceremony
Among the out-ot town guests were
Mrs. John O. Sale. of Richmond Va.
MIR. and Mrs r. Bertram Hayward,
OF Harmony Grove. Md, Mr. Harry
Dalam, OF Baltimore; MIR. Edward AL
len, of Hebron, Va. and others
Beautiful Wedding.
one of the most interesting as well
as most beautiful weddings OF the
season took place in the Methodist
Episcopal church at Mariana. Fla ,
on Wednesday. June l5. when Miss
Florence Cadman Cornell became the
bride of Mr. Lewis Pendleton Good
win, formerly oil Richmond, but row
of Mariana. The bride who Is a
most talented and attractive girl IS
Ia the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
&. A. Cornell, Rev. Cornell. being the
4 presiding elder oil Marianne district
! Alabama conference, Nj H. church
: South The groom, who is the sol
= OF Mrs. Lewis Goodwin. of freder
!. lexis Hall, Va, lived in Richmont
for q number ot years. aud has man,
= friends in this city, The ceremony
was performed by the brides father
The ceremony Was performed un'
c Ger a white canopy. from which we'd
n ding bells Of white blossoms were
t, suspended The entrance aisles to thu
i chancel were marked by white col
= umns decorated with lilies. and smi
Is lax and ferns forr we background
q The church was darKened and lighte'
l. by candles Preceding the ceremon
IS Miss Mae Smith, Of OZARK. Ala, &C
l. companied by Miss Mary Cannon. o
= Mariana. sang Beloved. 1t Is Morn
II and Sweetheart" The bridal part
e entered to the strains of the weddin
l. march from Lohengfin. Mendelssohn
o. march being played as the recessiona
~ Miss Miriam Burton. OF Auburn
Ala. the maid OF honor. and Misse
~ Jane smith and Louise Smith, tn
J. bridesmaids, wore charming white lin
!, en- lace trimmed coat suits with howe
- trimmed garden hats, and carrie
p white roses and plumosa ferns. IN
- bride who entered with her brother
:, Mr. Charles Van W. Cornell, assistaH
II state chemist Of Clemson College
:. South Carolina by whom She wa
y given away. wore handsome tailore
= suit of wood pigeon gray with nat an
= gloves to match. She carried a SHOVE
y bouquet of lilies of the valley an
T., I orchids
!. MIR. Llewellyn Freeman, OF Rich
4 mond, was the grooms best man. an
- the groomsmen were Mr.. John Stev
l., enson, of Baltimore, and Mr.. Raider
! az Richmond Mr. NJ. Lixon and MI
Is c. Rhyme, OF Marlanna, were tn
r. ushers.
Z at an informal reception after tn
g, rehearsal on Tuesday night at tn
2 home of the bride, who was the re
l. cipient of many beautiful and cost
G. presents among which were pal
q, OF rare solid gold band inlaid brace
y let's worn by the grooms mother q
4. her wedding. The grooms gift 10 tn
AZ bride was "a beautiful diamond dro
r. necklace.
o, Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin are noI
&. on their bridal tour 10 Washington
.. They viii visit in Richmond, and tn
l. groom's mother. at Frederick's Hal
& Va. before returning to Mariana
A. where they will be at home aite
, July Is.
- Mr.. and Mrs. BolIirg's Recital
l. The reCftals of Mr.. and Mrs. Bolllnj
81 were given Thursday and Friday even
inGs Selections were rendered IRON
- Beethoven. Chopin, Schumann, Men
l. deissohn l.iszt and other great com
poser As usual these recitals wer'
> attended by large audiences. Their
b. were a great many pupils who wer'
q not on the programs. Those who per
formed were Misses Blanton. Brizen
= dine. Brown, Virginia Blaldek, Manett
d BiaIock. Elizabeth Bialock. Bronson
IL Chappell. ID. Cieudon. NJ. Ciendon, Gun
ningham, Davis. titzwiison. Flanna
gan, -. tfufttiEY AiItfr rIdIIsDf ~ i'"h
=, ris, w Harris. Eripa Hlnchman. Hut
e 2ler. NJ. Jobson. T.. Jobson. Mitchell
A. McGeehee. Machman, Newell Per
kins. ouarles, Quisenberry. Evelyi
II Christian Richardson, Rice. r. Renne
l. Scott Toone. and Masters Briggs
y Hlnehman and Binswanger.
u In Honor Of Miss West.
delightful social feature OF tn,
past week was celebrated Tuesday
r ntaht at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs
10 John r. West Ill +. Marshall Street
}. who entertained a large number of th'
" friends OF their daughter, Miss Rub,
= West. in honor of her grauation from
r st Josephs Academy
~ The pariors were handsomely decor
y. sated with palms. American beaut,
roses, and carnations. Various games
of amusement were INDUCED IN unit
y quite a late hour 10 the great delIgh
II OF all the guests who spent mos
re delightful and enjoyable evening.
VI Those present were: Messrs Bernard