The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-15

Society

Autumn flowers and coiors were the
Il s3t&tfnctiye feature Of the wedding OF
Miss Elsie Rayfy. daughter OF Mrs.
Martha Pritchard Stanford, 10 Mr..
John Conrad Hutcheson, of this city,
which took place "Wednesday evening
At o'clock at the cottage OF the
brides mother, at Virginia Beach.
The cottage was decorated through
nnt with palms. southern smilax and
profusion OF yellow lilies and golden
rod the color scheme. yellow and
green ing carried cut in all of the
rooms. Only the relatives and few
Intimate friends witnessed the cere-
mony which took place in the large
living room. where an impreyised al
tar Of palms and yellow flowers had
been arranged
The bride, who made her home in
New Orleans until the past two years.
made her debut in that city. and was
one nj the acknowledged bellies of New
Orleans society Since moving 10 Viz
ginia she has been much entertained
and complimented in Norfolk and at
the beach. Mr.. Hutchinson is the son
OF Captain John A. Hutchinson. a
prominent tohacconist of this city, and
is widely related throughout Virginia.
For the past few years he has lived in
Norfolk,
The bride was gowned in a beautiful
.Movuss'' creation OF white duchess
satin, rare princess lace and hand EN-
brofdery. the lace having been worn
by her mother on her wedding gown.
She carried shower OF lilies of the
valley. and entered upon the arm of
her brother, Mr. Richard r. Rayly. by
whom she was given in marriage.
Miss Alice Old, OF Norfolk, and Miss
Page Humphreys. OF Maryland, were
here bridesmaids. Their gowns were
yellow silk null with lace of the same
color. and they carried yellow daisies.
The groom's best man was his brother.
AIR. Stanford Hutcheson, of Richmond.
4 The groomsmen Included MIR. Nagei
and Joe Young. of Norfolk,
Following the marriage a brilliant
reception was held. after which MIR.
and Mrs. Hutcheson left for their
honeymoon. Upon their return they
will reside in Richmond.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Brinkley. Mr.. and Mrs
John Maubry, MIR. and Mrs. Hutche.
son. Mrs. James Balm. Miss Frances
Mcdonald, Miss Mabel Hemingway,
Miss Eliza Hamlin. Miss Alma Glen.
nan. Mrs. John Jackson. Miss Mary
Pritchard, OF New Orleans; Messrs. w
w Old, Jr., Charles Stanworth, Horace
HoGgard, Jack Waterman, Carton
Jones. T. Balm. William Stanworth
Richard Jones. Ned Henry, Otey
Mitchell. Charles Harriss, T. j Whit
aker, George Wilkinson and DIR. Nor
rison.
GifIis--kendrick.
A quiet but pretty home wedding
took place Wednesday evening at 4
O'Clock at the home of the brides
No. =
East Franklin street, when Miss Mar
guerite Kendrick became the bride OF
Archibald ellis. of ST. Paul, MINI.
The bride is former Holiins girl
having been student there for three
years. The groom. formerly Il student
at the University College of Medicine
and member of the Phi Mu Frater-
nifty, is now partner in a real estate
firm in St Paul, MINI. The pariors
were decorated with palms and ferns,
and were lit by wax ytapers. Father
Magri. Of ST. Peters Cathedral. per-
formed the cerenony, Mrs. Conway.
Of Roanoke, played the wedding
The bra<wore a travelling suit o,
graz hEeAdcio,h. and carried prayer
hook. Her only attendant was her
sister, Miss Inez kendriek, who wore
charming EN- broidered lingerie frock
and carried lilies of the valley Mr..
Barber, of the University College of
Medicine. was the grooms beet man.
The wedding was Witnessed by only a
ffw intimate friends and relatives. on
account OF the recent death of the
brides father.
Or. and Mrs ellis left or Washing
ton and an extended Northern tour.
They VIII be at home after October IS
In St. Paul.
hsad-Co ttreIi,
Palms, ferns and cut flowers will at
tractively decorate the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. William NJ. Cottreli, North
Deep Run, Home Place, on Thurs
day evening at half after o'clock
when their daughter. Arminta Ridden
will become the bride OF MIR. Thomas
Everett Bickhead. of Charlottesville
DIR. James Y Fair. of Westminster
church. will offlciate. The wedding
march from Lohengrin will be PLAYED
By Mrs. Norris, who will play Thine
OWN" softly during the ceremony.
Little Miss Blanche Cottrell, the
ring bearer. will be her sisters only
attendant. She will be dressed in q
dainty little lingerie frock with blue
ribbons, and will carry basket OF
rosebuds and ferns. The bride will
be attired in handsome blue travel :
SssE NUT WIKI tlttt anu RfUftS 10
and viii carry bouquet of bride roses
and maiden-hair fern.
Mr.. BIrckhead and his bride will
leave immediately for an extended
tour North. and will be at home at .
North Deep Run after September %.
Phiiips--Staude.
A most beautiful and impressive
ceremony took place In the parlors ot
the Rev. John L. Briggs. paastor OF
the Fifth Baptist church. Washington,
u. c.. on Wednesday morning. when
Miss Carrie Emeiie Staude became the
bride OF Mr.. Leslie Henry Phillips, both
Of this city. The parlors were taste
fully decorated in palms and ferns
for the occasion. The ceremony was
witnessed by only few of the most
intimate friends of the contracting par
ties.
The bride. who is q handsome hru-