The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-08

/ Johnston, Mrs. w. r. vawter. MIRA
8. IL yonge, Mrs. James b. CAN'T,
Mrs Nathan d. Elier. Mrs. J. Taylor
Eliyson, Mrs. A. A. Campbell, Mrs.
&. W. williams. Mrs Alexander D.
White. Mrs. William Hodges Mann.
Mrs. James r.. Werth. Mrs. e. ".
! Valentine, Mrs. Perry Mosher, Mrs. c.
w. =. Brock. Mrs. John Cooley. Mrs.
r. T. Stevens. Mrs. billiard, Mrs. r.
w McKenney Mrs J. 3. Dtbbrell.
Miss Matte A. Harris. Mrs. w. X.
Baird. Mrs. Lizzie Cary Daniel. Mrs.
| ]. D. Martin, Mrs. J. Allison Hodges.
| Mrs Frank Anthony Wake, Miss
Katherine Styles. Mrs J. +. 3. Stuart,
! Mrs. William X. Miller. Mrs James
| il. Drake. Mrs. Paul Meysowitz. Miss
! r. Martin, Mrs. b. E. Benton, Mrs.
/ Corey. Mrs 8. III. Raines, Mrs. G. b.
Tate. Miss Susie Harrison, Mrs.
! Charles Hyde. Miss Sallie A. Ander-
son, Mrs.. Alexander White.
Guest 1t jefferson.
| Mrs. W. Q. sNannon, Of Henderson.
| n. G., one Of ~, State historians OF
| of the u. D. c. in North Carolina. is
O guest at the Jefferson during the
| u. d. c. convention. Mrs. shannon
| is also a Colonial Dame. ex-state
| treasurer Of the u. A. r., and regent
| OF the whitmer Blunt Chapter. .. A.
| II. She has recently been engaged
| in organising the Royal Order OF the
L. g." or Daughters of the Crown"
Whist Club Plays.
The stay-At-Home Whist Club met
Monday night at the home of Mrs.
! Arthur Cannon, on Park avenue. Top
/ score was made by Mrs. Waddill and
r. ~ ~ ri wi
| playing. Mrs G. c. Chaplin. OF s2z
! Floyd avenue, will entertain the club
next week
Presaon-Trigg.
The marriage of Miss Theodosla
Iandrum Trigg, daughter OF Mrs. LII
burn Trigg. of Abingdon. Va. to Mr..
David A. Preston, also Of Abingdon,
Will be celebrated this evening at the
home OF the brides uncle, MT A. r.
Trisg. and will be an event OF much
interest in Richmond, because OF the
wide family connection Of both bride
and groom. The ceremony Will De
| performed by DR.. s. +. Long The
bride will wear travelling suit OF
dark blue cloth aand will carry
bouquet OF Bride roses
Mr.. Preston and his bride Will
leave Immediately after tho ceremony
for Chattanooga, Tenn. and otner
points. and will be al home In Anine :
don after November Z" N"rne wv
/ uests at the wedding will be Dr' ana
Mrs X. w. Constan,tnv Vi 4h.im4i's
ham, Ala, and MIR. henry fressoh'
of Tazewell. Va.
Invitations. Issued.
MIR. and Mrs Powers Murray have
issued invitations for the marriage
Of their daughter. Miss Margaret Al
die Morgan, to Mr.. Drewry Wooo
Bowles, Jr. The wedding VIII take
place on "Wednesday evening, NoveM ,
her %. at O'Clock. in the secono
Presbyterian church.
Banke-Weu.
The marriage Of Miss Bertha Winl-
fraa Ranks and Mr.. Arthur Well, OF
Richmond, Va, was beautiful cere-
mony. taking place Last evening az
the home Of the brides parents. Mr'
and Mrs. John Frederick Banks. on
south Pryor street. Atlanta. Ga, al
$40 o'clock, The front drawing room
in which the ceremony TOOK place
was decorated in palms, ferns sfni :
lax and white roses. making an ei
fective background for the wedains
! party. grouped before an improViseo
altar An orchestra furnished mu'
sic. and to the nrst strains or Men'
deIssohn's Wedding March Miss Saols
Wen and Miss Ella EAsth entered
followed BY Miss Essie Frank ane
Miss Eva kreiss. carrying ropes o'
tulle and forming an aisle tnrousn
! which the bridal party passed. Mex
came the two matrons OF honor, MIs
Mark w. Thomas and Mrs. J. II
BankH followed by the maid OF hon
or Miss Elizabeth Burke, who pre-
coded the bride.
The bride entered with her ia
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the groom and his best man, Mr
clifford Well Rabbi David Marx
offfciated. The bride wore gown
OF heavy charmeuse satin. the EN-
utre corsage and short sleeves made
of repousse lace, embroidered IN seet
pearls. the same exQui1te emorolo
cry decorating the square court train
which fell from the shoulders. he
veil was draped from Aoft lace cap
and was caught by cluster OF or
anEe blossoms. the same little mower
finishing the edges OF the SOFT foio
Of tulle. Her flowers were shove
bououet of Bride roses and lilies o
the valley. and her only ornamen
was a diamond pendant, the gfft o
the groom. The matrOnS OF mono
wore lovely white satin gowns, lac
trimmed and embroidered IN crysta
designG, and their flowers were Rich
bnond roses, sprayed with vale.
lilies. The maid OF honor's gown wa
Of white satin, draped with gol'
beaded marquisette, trimmed Will
lace and fringe, and her flowers wer
Bride roses. The maids OF homo
wore lovely gowns OF white char
meuse Gregg, trimmed In Chantili
lace and beaded fringe. and carried
Richmond roses They also CARRIE
ropes of tuile, forming the aisi
through which the bridal party pass
ed.
The porch WAS enclosed with can
vaA with frieze and trscery Q
smilax. and decorated with Quantitie
OF Japanese lanterns; punch bein
served at one end from an arbo
screened with smilax and tall palms
Miss Ruth DeTrevlle. Miss Ad
Booth, Miss Lucille Banks and Mis-
Ruby Carlisle presiding. The bride
table was artistic and lovely: grea
round table covered with a lace clotf
ii tall vase rising from the center Q
wealth OF Richmond roses and val
te lev lilies. The chandelier wa
70 wresthed with smiaS. and the hight
covered with red flower shades: tn
silver candlesticks held red taper
q, under red silk shades and the heart
l. shaped minis We're in red. az wer
le the ices, in the shape OF Ricnmon
" roses. Great choux OF green sat-
II ribbon added to the fuffiness an
= grace Of the table decoration.