The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-22
Society

If GRANGE VA Thursday morning.
June goth, and was quite pretty
event. The bride Sc the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Martin and the
fnrccnn, the san OF Mr.. and MNs
names Allen wetheralI. Rev. II. s.
Staples was the officiating mfnistsr.
Shubert's Serenade was played soft
Ii during the ceremony, and Mendell-
sohn's wedding march. The decora~
in the home we're OF smokebushs
daisies and ferns. while palmst pot
ted plants, daisies and ferns formed
the artistic decorations In the church,
carving out the color scheme of
green and white. Mrs r.. G. Desne.
srrter OF the bride was her matron
Of honor She wore g. pretty costume
If lavendar SIX, with large black
ricture hat and carried bunch or
eweetpeas.
Mr.. weIon f. Berry acted as best
man and Messrs. Converse G. John
son. Robert c. Deane. John l. wefh-
eraIl and Theodore G. Scott were
the ashers
The bride wore tan tailored suit,
with hat Snd gloves "a match. ana
carried a shower bouquet Of Brides
roses.
The young couple left Tor we'd
ding trip. which Will include a visit
To New York. Ma CARA and Canada
Among the out -of-tewu guests
were Mrs Luther Finks Misses Kate
Ieef Winnie Murray Williams. Mary
Tfnks and Margaret Bolton and Mt
raul rsnks. Of Alexandria; Miss
Helene artin. Of Charlottesville; Mr..
Marry wethoral. OF washington. Mrs
G. e. Morris. of Somerset Va: MT,
TonVerse Johnsoh4 or FreurrIcKs-
burg. Mrs r. O. Watkins. Misses
Mamie Downing Edith ana Bell"
Martin, Mrs Alfred Martin. Marvin
Goodwin. or GSordonswille; Miss Nellie
Goodwin. Of Gordon~ilie, Miss Nelif"
Goodwin, of Alexandria: Misses Aable
and Marguerite Boyer. of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kite, Of Cugiers-
VILE; Misses jamie Jones and Sarah
Bennett. ot Culpeper; Misses Nellie
and Emma Saunders, OF Nasons.
Messrs. Ia;dwen, James and WIN
wetherali. OF Cugiersvflie. and Mr.. ID
4. Deane. OF Ruckersvile, Va.
IAchtensteiD--tsst1n
The wedding OF Miss Pearl LIGHT
enstesn TO Elmer r. oetttnger took
Mace In the home Of the brides par
ants. Mr. and Mrs. J. TAchtenstein, OF
1890 West Grace street. "Wednesday
evening, the Rev. f. y. Calisch, Of
hciating Palms and Killarney roses
were Used IN house decorations
Miss Florence Iichtensfein was her
sisters maid ef homer She WAS
rovned in pink crepe meteor over
satin. with chiffon and rosebud trim
minra She carried an arm bouquet
Of Killarney roses Misses Miriam
e,eftinger. Fannie Rick. and Theresa
Tefser were the flower girls, dafntftF
rowned In pink, and carrying baskets
AZ mink roses. which they scattered in
The brides path Mr.. David Oettin-
ger. OF Washington. acted as best
man.
The brides gown was white CHAR
rneuse over messalin. with chinoh
drapery and trimmed IN real laee
and seed pearls, Her veil was caugnt
with orange blossoms and her flowers
were lilies ofthe valley and orchids
FOLLOWING the ceremony, bridal
afpner was served. The young couple
YaYt for a wedding trip. after which
they will make their home in VIII
son, N. c.
Among the out -of-town guests
ware. Mr.. and Mrs, j. Oettinger. Ars
Miriam and Albert Oettinger, Mr. anu
Mrs. William Teiser, Miss Tncresea
Teaser, w. l. 1fill. Thomas Hackney,
James Uzzeil, of Wilson, n G.; MISS
Mabel Morris, Jacksonville, Fla
bert Rich, Miss annie Rich, James
gnsenthaI Miss Dorothy Oettinger'
David Oettinger. OF washington: MT
and Mrs. Emil Oettinger, Mrs, =. L.
wolf Of Cleveland; Miss Roy BLOCK.
j. fsoraorsviile. Va, Samuel Schultz ann
Mae Schultz Of Greensboro n. Y.
Roneers-Lona.
Miss Mary Bell Bongers. caue hler
OF Mrs. George Ella Bongers and Mr'
Sanford Long were married Tpesoas
evening at o'clock in the lmnaiioei
Baptist church. the Rev pf' tfose
ofFciating The bride. who was gwen
.wav nv her brother. Mr.. Aubrey
Eongers, wore an exquisite robe OF
white satin trimmed with pearls ana
white lace Her we'd was caught Win
orange blossoms and she carried =
shower bouquet of Brides roses anu
lilies OF the valley. Miss Odell Long.
sister of the groom, was MAID OK
honor, and wore becoming Gown oi
mink and carried bouquet or roses
tied with tulie. Little Misses louise
Foster and Edna Arbin we're ho~er
girls. They wore dainty white frocks
wytb mink ribbons and carried baskets
of pink sweetpeas. Miss Grace Thon-
son, cousin of the bride, was ring
bearer. The wedding march was
,ssaxeu by Mics Taysa:. The priaa-
groom was attended by bis brother
AIR Stanley Long. The lshers were
NESTS George forgers and Jacob
Long. of washington, .. c.. and MT.
l.. r. Foster and sir. y. O. Alex
ander, OF this city. The couple left
after the wedding for an extended
trip North.
v. M. |. Finals.
the social functions incident to the
Y, M. T. finals were quite an enJoya-
bic feature OF the week. AZ the an
nuA smoker, Captain Joseph r. An
aerson, president OF the Y. NJ. !. Alum
nj association was n.aster OF ceremo-
MES. After light refreshments. the
Following sentiments were responded
Tbs State 81 Virginia ny . .IoH-
ernor William Hodges Mann our
Alma Mater" by Hon. Alexander
Hamilton, of Petersburg: Officers of
the v. M, T., by General T. T. Nun
ford, Of Lvnchburg. The Alumni
hv Mr.. r. r. Poague, OF Wythevlile;
THE Academic Board" by Colonei
Robert r. Kerlin: New Market" ny
Major Randolph Barron. of Baltimore,
Nd: rwashington and Lee TniVer-
sjty,'. by DIR. James Lewis Howe.
Al the reception which was given
nv General and Mrs. Edward west
Nichols at the superintendent home
Governor and Mrs. Mann were in the
reneiying line, and many visitors were
present. The final military german
yas danced In the gymnasium. led by
Cadet Dalton with his sister Mics
Marxaret Dalton, OF Winston-Salem,
N a. Thirry-s couples were in the