The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-16


The wedding OF Miss Mamie Ruse
Nlcoison and MIR. william Exams
Chspin, formerly Of Richmond, but
now Of Atlanta. was celebrated We'd
nesday at noon in the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Andrew Nieolsou, ca Peachtree street,
Atlanta. Bishop Nelson. OF the do
ceSe OF Atlanta, and Dr. {. Il. Wilmer
performed the ceremony. which was
one 81 the most prominent Of the
wear In Atlanta. and was OF much in
tereSt TO the society set of Rich
mond.
Mr., G. Cotton Chaplin. Of Richmond.
was hest man; Mrs. John Goddard
VAS fratron If honor. and the nieces
Of the bride. Mary Thompson and
Mary Goddard, were tho tiny flower
girls who carried the sllkcn cords
making the aisle through which me
bridal party passcd into the drawing
room Here WAS an improved altar
with background of palms and fern.
IN 'front.' Of which were massed 4scen-
sion lilies and white p~eonies. TAN
white pedeStaIs marked the chanccI
NFANf ANlft Ft8'1 LII tftA - MISE llblIiiiE
lilies and peonies, and there were
cathedral |cande}abra E>Idtng lighted
tapcrs. overhead was a canopy form
cd or smiiaX hung with valley lilies.
Rarlands Of the lilies and fern falling
to the flowers beneath.
Tho bride wore a gown or white
chiffon crepe made over an under
dress Of white satin put together with
hands Of silver galtze, the skirt falling
In straight lines from the short Jose
+ phine corSase, which was cut with "a
round neck fnished with u single row
Of pearls. The little kimona sleeves
were finished with a band Of princess
lace embroidered with a tiny Dresden
garland Of range blossoms In chiffon
and satin, centered with a single pearl.
Bands of the lace, edged with
pearls, formed an apre4l-shaped panel
down the front, hands Of the same
exquisite pearl edged lace forming
side panels embroidered with little
rings Of pearls to the hem Of the
skirt. Down the central panel there
We're medallions Of pearls, the last
one ending lust above the wide Dor
der which finished the skirt made of
band! Of the lace. the upper one a
tiny houuce gathered with Il string of
pearls, the others edged with the
hE HsfA1 ~ ~ a. Ihtft az HN tilt
little Dresden garlands of chiffon and
satin orange blossoms. On the CIR
die at one side a spray Of orange
blossoms corresponded with the spray
al the same flowers which caught the
folds OF the long court train Of white
satin which fen from thA shoulder
line In the back Softnned ~ the misty
Wilderness of The veil which was held
To tn" dark hair q tho graceful wear
or with another spray Of the waxen
white blossoms.
Her flowers were a showed houque
OF white orchids and lilies of the val
ley. The maid of honor, lovely with
the same black hair and brown eyes
distinctive Of the bride. wore a be-
coming gown Of blue chiffon over sheU
pink satin. Quantities of lace and lit
tie PINK French roses trimming the
nNcT-dress. Her flowers were Iayen-
der orchids and lilies Of the valley.
The Uifle golden -haired flower girls
wore the aaintiest OF white emhroid-
erred frocAs and blue ribbons.
Among the out-of-tovn guests pres
"nt We're Miss Ellora Chaplin. Of Rich
mond. the groom e sister: Mr.. G. col
ton Chaplin. and MIR. Williamson Tai
ICY Of Richmond. and MIR. William
II. Tayl0o, OF Denver.
AIR. and Mrs. Chaplin left for New
! drk. the bride wearing a smart trav-
cling suit of gray satin serge worn
with "a hat of rough black straw faced
with American Beauty colorcd straw
and trimmed with Il long stiif bow OF
the same colored velvet. They win
SAIL Saturday OF the Cincinnati OF
the Hamhurg-American fine for Eng
land going direct to LONDON on land
ing and later to Scotland. They will
remain abroad until September, When
they viii return and he at home at the
Georgian terrace.
a Wedding breakfast followed tho
ceremony, the guests tieing seated at
small tables on The lawn. There were
many beautifut toilottes worn by the
umen
Mrs. Niroleon, tho mother of the
bride. wore white emurnidered linen
gown, Nehloned with irish lace.
Miss Chaplin, the groorn's sister,
Wpre q becoming toifet ia whit1 lisse.
showing a design In black and trim
med In white iace and a touch of
black her hat az black straw.
Mrs. John u. Little wore a white
nuns yelling gown over white satin,
s4he skirt inset with uanas of chan
Tiny lace. The corsage had a deep
pointed yoke of {ho lace, while show
ing through above the eirdle was a
fo}d ~ apple green satin. Her white
chip bat was trimmed IN black para
disc aigrcttes.
Mrs. Frank Intnaf, wore a cham
payne colnred wolfe gown trimmed in
a touch of blue and a picture hat
trimmed ln flowers.
on For Europe.
MISS Sallie &. Deane and party.
book by Ar, Bowman. sailed from
New YORK T+ur$day on the steamship
CaFpathia IA spend several months
abroad. They viii land In Naples.