The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-23
PRETTY WEDDING
At bR|NSER HOME
RING CEREMONY USED BY REV.
DIR. DURHAM--GUESTS HAND
soMEI.Y ENTERTAINED.

Mrs. Coble. OF Lykens. Pa. accom-
panied by her niece and nephew, Ma
RON and Truman Good. have return
ed home. They came to south Rich
mond to attend the marriage Of Mrs.
Coble's sister, which took place Thurs
day night, June Is. at $40 o'clock.
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.
Brinser. when their daughter, Miss
Marion Bernice Brinser. became the
bride OF Mr.. Thomas Clinton Way
mack, son OF Mrs. Martha Jane Way
| mack. The ring ceremony was used
by the Rev. j. w. Durham. pastor Of
the cambridge Street Baptist church.
who performed the ceremony. The
house was beautifully decorated with
potted plants, palma, ferns and Eng
fish ivy and magnolias. carrying out
the color scheme OF green and white.
The bride wore beautiful gown
OF embroidered French null en- train
trimmed with point Venice and Irish
crochet. Her veil OF tuIIe was caught
with coronet Of orange blossoms,
Her corsage bouquet was OF lilies of
the valley and maiden hair fern. She
also carried white prayer book. a
gift OF the maid Of honor
Her maid OF honor. Miss Clara
Dickerson, wore e. h andsome creation
OF laces and carried white peonies.
The bridesmaids. Misses Blanche and
Grace Brinser. sisters Of the bride !;
Grace Woods. niece OF the groom.
and Grace Owen, were gowned In
white marquisette over organdy trim
med with white messaiine and pearl
trimmings and carried white peoniea.
The flower girls. Misses Caroline
and Marion Good. nieces Of the bride.
wore dainty frocks Of embroidery and
carried baskets of flowers. The ring
bearer. little Miss Hazel Brfnsar,
| niece of the bride, wore pretty dress
Of lingerie and lace. She carried the
ring In a magnolia bud.
The groom was attended by his
brother, Mr.. Alvah waymack. The
ushers were MeesrE. John Good. Rus
sell Waymack and O. D. Brnser. Mrs..
Thomas Woods played the bridal cho-
rus and Hearts and Flowers during
the ceremony.
Later In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Waymack left on an extended tour
through Washington, ~. c., Elyria,
O.. and different points in Pennsyl-
vania- Mrs. Waymack wore a light
gray coat suit and a Large nat Prev
fous to the wedding the bride pre-
seuted each of her attendants with n
gift,
The bride Is the attractive daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs II. C. Brlnser. She
has taught school both in Pennsyl-
yanta and Oak Grove school. The
groom is the we'll known son of Mrs.
Martha Jane Waymack.
Guests were present from IIlinoiS
Pennsylvania and Richmond. The
wedding presents were numerous. con-
sisting Of china, silver, linen and cut
glass.
| After the ceremony an elaborate
luncheon was ssrved by the brides
| parents-
HustinSs Court, Part 2.
The hastings court. part ., was in
session Friday considering the case
OF the Ohio Steam Laundry Machine
Company against the Model Laundry.
The suit liz for 1908 and Ia the re-
suit OF the defendants refusing a ma
chine shipped them by the plaintiff.
George Bryan and u. L. Pulltana
represent the plaintiff, while James
Shelton and G. l. Page are appearing
for the defendant. The jury ia corn
posed OF w. r. Tanner, g. w. Reams.
r. NJ. billiard. George W. Holt. F. B.
BIankenship. w. P. Longworth and
J. p. Jones.
Police Court, Part 2.
A short docket greeted Justice
Maurice in police court, part 2, Fri
day morning.
William Pratt coIored, was charg-
ed with being drunk. William made
no defense and was fined IS and costs.
Several ordinance violations we're
disposed OF.
Brief News Notes.
Fire escapes have been placed IN fac
tories and public halls AZ result Of
| a crusade by Building INSPECTOR Beck
| Police Captain Wright has issued
| orders that the gang OF loafing white
| men about the corner OF Eleventh and
Hull streets must be broken up.
A large and well pleased crowd
! heard the concert at Warrington Park
| Thursday night.