The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-09

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toque and a corsage bouquet of violets
and gardenius. Raleigh q. Thomas. or
Baltimore. acted as best nan for MI.
Rasin. The bride was unattended.
only a small party Of relatives and
q few intimate friends wcro present at
the Immediately afterward
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasin left washington for
their bridal trip. After January ] they
will reside atit0t3 North Calvert Street,
Baltimore.
Tho bride OF to-day made her DEBUT
In Washington a few years ago, and
since then has spent most OF her time
IN Baltimore AZ the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. George C. jenkins, and her cousin,
Mrs. Raj Parr. She is an exceedingly
attractive and accomplished young wo-
man and has travelled extensively. The
D%aingerfelds are among the oldest fam
lilies In Virginia. On her mothers side
the bride is related to prominent Mary
land families. Mrs. Daingerfield. who
was formerly Miss Virginia Key, makes
her home IN Washington, at the Marl-
borough"
Cinpmnn-Bntea.
Upper King and Queen Baptist
Church was the scene Of q beautiful
marriage "Wednesday at noon, when
MISS mary fSlCIaTusDIl ,bdleS, OIL ASeW,
ton. va, became the bride of William
Holmes Chapman, Of Magnet. The his
toric old church was artistically deco.
rated in erergreens and ferns. and
Rev. Andrew Broaddus performed the
ceremony. Charles Garnett. of Rich
mond, presided at the organ and played
the wedding marches.
TIL bride. who was given away by
her brother, DR.. Robley d. Bates, wore
a handsome gown Of ivory satin. EN-.
broidered in pearls, and q crescent of
pearls held her long tuIle veil in place.
She carried a copy of the Marriage
| Vow" bound in white vellum, and wore
a corsage bouquet OF lilies OF the val
ley. Miss Amanda Boulware Bates at
| tended her sister as maid of honor.
She wore a ean-colored crepe. de
chine, ornamented with silver TRIM
mings. with a large black hat, and
carried Bride roses. Latane Rouze, OF
Newtopn. Va, was the groom's best
man.
The bridesmaids wore rocks of crys-
tai net. draped over white satin. and
carried baskets Of sweet peas and smi-
lax. caught with tulle. They included
Misses Judith Taliaferro, Virginia Hen
shaw, OF Newtown: Bessie Taliaferro. of
ullainne. and Mae Owens. of West
Point, Va. Thc ~sroonsrnen were AL
fred Terrell. of King William; George
Ellis, of F1oyds: william Bates. of
monJ. Little Miss Nora Ryland. wear.
ing a white silk frock. with pink rib
bons, and carrying a basket of chry-
santhemums and smilaX, was flower
girl. Trent Garnett Taliaferro, in a
costume of white serge. was ring
bearer.
The bridal party was entertained a,
a reception on Tuesday evening at the
home of the bride. Mrs. Robby Bates
presided at the punch bowl. and Misses
Virginia Henshaw and Amanda Bates
served in the dining-room. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chapman Will spend a part OF their
honeymoon in New York. where several
box parties and receptions will be
given in their honor.
Attend Petersburg Wedding.
Among the out-of-town guests at
tending the wedding of Miss Rachel
Curtis Klnsey and William Francisco
Spotswood. In Petersburg. Wednesday
evening. were Mrs. r. a. Corelle, Miss
Hope Morgan, Robert Forest and Mr..
and Mrs. Norman V. Short, all of this
city. The ceremony took place at 8
O'Clock In the home of the brides par
ents, and was a very brilliant affair.
Rendleman-BoWers.
The wedding OF Miss Lily Hill Bow
ers. daughter of the late John Bowers,
Jr., of this city, and Wilbur S. Rendle-
man was solemnized on Wednesday at
ternocn in the home of the brides aunt,
Mrs. r. +. Meany, 2121 Grove Avenue,
Rev. James w. Morris, rector of Mon
umental Church. performing the Ger.
cmony. The drawing room was artis-
tically decorated in palms and white
roses, and the ~improvised altar was
hung in white and green and lighted
with wax tapers.
The bride was gowned in white crepe.
trimmed with pearls. and carried an
ivory-bound prayer book. She was
given away by her uncle, 7. F. Meany.
Mr.. Rerdleman was attended by his
cousin, w. W. Adams, of Washington,
as his Lest man. Ben ]. Potter presld-
ed at the organ.
AT the dinner which followed the
ceremony the places OF the guests were
marked with tiny golden slippers. Mr..
and Mrs. Rendleman left for New York
and other Northern cities, and on their
return will be at home In Danville, Va.
Owing to the recent death of the brides
mother, only the immediate families of
the bride and groom were present at
the ceremony.
German in Farmvtlle.
The Thanksgiving german of the
Gotilli9n clvb at the Normal Ssheol.
evening of last week. The reception
hall of the chool was attractively
decorated in red and white flowers, the
%colors Of the club. The german was
led by Il. A. Gleaves, of Wytheville.
dancing with Miss Leila Hughes Wey-
mouth, of Hampton. Miss Weymouth
wore a beautiful gown of lavender
satin. trimmed in Irish point lace.
Among those dancing were Miss
Miss Crump. with A. p. Thorn; Miss
Coke. with +. Briggs; Miss Redd, with
r. Watkins; Miss Boston. with II. VIM
bish; Miss Parrott, with J. Allison:
Murrell, with B. Myers; Miss O'Ferrall,
OF Richmond, with ]. NJ. Lear; Miss
Towson. with 2, Duval; Miss Rowe.
with C. Hudgins; Miss Howell, with
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