The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-23

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The wedding ~ Miss RobsnA Rad
men and Mr.. George Prttchard wss
lcetebra1Hd On Tuesday evoninR In the
baptist church q Marshall N. G. The
marTfAge y of much interest here.
whsre the sroom's pArent4 Judge md
M Jstsr g. Pritchard. frequently
A yellow color scheme ~. chosen
Tor the wedding and the church wns
eiap0rAtsly decorated with goldenrod.
The church wes Illuminated with cleo
fracity. and numerous wAxen tApcrs
on the altar. AfiW Hurd played 4
program OF mntic. which has bean
especially arranged for the occasion
and which was both beautiful and ap-
proprtate. Mrs. Arthur Pritrhard. Of
Ashevills, sang Ny Vtols&," BY
Thompson. just before the entrance
OF the Wedding procession.
Mrs. Thomas s. RollinA 4 sister
of the groom, was dame OF honor.
and wore gown OF white lace over
chiffon. with a trimming Of yellow
satin. and carried q bouquet or gold
enrod and ferns. Mim Stuart, OF KEN
ansville. N. c.. wRs maid OF honor. and
wore a white Hnarauisetta gown over
white silk. She carried D bouquet OF
white roses Tho bridesmaids were
Miss Brown. OF Asheville, and Mas
Womble, OF South Carolina. and they
We're attired In pretty frochs OF white
marquisette with yellow saxhea and
bands, and carried bouquets OF white
roses The little Hover girls in white
lingerie frocks scattered rose petals
before the approaching bride. and
were Misses Mary Weaver and IAi-
tfan Rollins. DIR. Arthur Pritchard and
Dr. Charles Sprinkle were the grooms-
men and Mr. James Price. OF Green
Vile. 8. c., was best man. The ush-
ers were Mr.. J. H. White, Mr.. Roy
iudSer and Mr.. Clarence Gage. The
bride wore a wedding gown OF soft
white satin lavishiy trimmed with
Irish lace. She wore tulle we'll and
carried a shower bouquet OF Brides
roses. Tho ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mr.. GUIDE, the pastor of the
Baptist church. Following the core
mony brilliant reception was held at
the leading hotel OF Marshall. which
was attended by the friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pritchard and their families,
which Included many prominent peo-
pie from Virginia and North Caro-
lima.
Reception at the Fern Leaf
The Fern Lear, tho headquarters OF
the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation. at Fifth and Grace streets,
Was converted into Japanese garden
last night, when the members Of the
association rendered IL reception to
their president. Miss Katharine
Hawes. The rooms were curtained
with cherry and wisteria blossoms
and were crowded with the Y. w C..
A. members and friends. Miss Halves
made brief talk, and u musical
program with lots OF jolly Y. w. C.
A. songs 10 suit the occasion was
rendered. The reception in the form
Of Japanese tea lasted from until
O'Clock, after which an automobile
ride was enjoyed.
y. A. Il Convention.
The annual State convention OF the
Virginia Daughters or the American
Revolutic.s will be held at Orange,
Va. on October IL and Is. Mrs
Matthew T. Scott. presidents general
OF the u. A. RS. viii attend the con-
vention, which is OF much social AZ
we'll ~ patriotic interest. Mrs. SID
ney admission Dudley and Mrs- w.
O. Mahon have been appointed dele
gates 10 represent the Old Dominion
Chapter or this city at Grange. The
Commonwealth Chapter will meet the
first OF next week to elect their rep
resentatiyes.
Personals.
Mrs. w. II. Milton and daughter,
Miss Virginia Milton. OF Wilmington,