The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-21

! Goflgon, Of Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs.
! Kemperd Gof'Igon, MIR. and Mrs
I George r. Jarvis and Miss Marion
Scott. of the Eaatern Shore; Miaa Jss-
sic Nelson Jarvis. Miss Spady and
Frederick Spady. who are the guests
I of Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Thomas, on
4 Thirty third street: Miss Leah Italia
/ rerro and George Taliaferro. OF
! Gloucester, and Miss Elizabeth Sell
/ den. of New York.
Woodins--WalIcr.
! An unusually pretty wedding was sol
s~mnized Wednesday afternoon in the
MoTrett Memorial Baptist church, Dan
willie, when Miss Elnora Mae Waller,
! daughter OF MIR. and Mrs w. r. Wal
.ler. became the bride OF Mr. Harry
| Wooding. Jr., son OF Captain Harry
Wooding. the mayor. Palms and ferns
| EirnIshed the decorations in the
| church. The ceremony was performed
! by Rev. @. c. Smith, pastor of the
church.
Before the service began. Mrs. L.
| r.. Drake at Eennstss.zille, s C., sang
| There Let Me Rest" and the we'd
| ding marches were played by Miss Ma
bel Cooke. During the ceremony Mrs
| Drake sang THE Rosary
! The bride wore a handsome going
away gown Of blue cloth, with hat and
gloves TO match. ana carried Brides
t roses. She entered on the arm of her
| father. by whom she was given away
| Immediately after the ceremony the
couple left for Richmond from which
/ city they will take an extended North
| ern trip.
/ pace--Skinnsv
/ Wednesday at $50 o'clock at the
J Church of the Good Shepherd, In Raj
/ elgh, n. C. a prerty marriage was
soiemnized when Miss Elizabeth Pied
| mont Skinner became the bride of Mr.
| William Heck Pace.
The church was literally crowded
with the host OF friends who gather
ed to witness the ceremony and tn,
| altar with It's beautsful lighted can
dies presented "a striking appearance
First TO enter the church were thc
ushers. Messrs. James Leigh skinner
/ Walters Durham, Frances Cox and r
/ w. Timbeflake, Jr., of Wake Forest
After the ushers came the matron o.
! honor Mrs, II. II. Dalton. sister oi
! the bride. attired In gown Of yellow
crepe de chine and white lace hat with
bird OF paradise and carrying a bout
| quet OF Killarney roses
She was followed by the LITTLE
flower girl. little Miss Eliza netl
! Massey attired In a white dress ant
7 dropping HOWefs IN The path OF TIT
bride
The bride entered on the arm q
her father f. s skinner wht
! gave her away. and was met at tn,
/ altar by the groom and his best man
| Mr. John BoGshal
The bride was picture Of bsaut,
atrifed In her wedding gown Of white
crepe meteor and veil caught mt IN,
head with orange blossoms She car.
sied az her bouquet lilies OF the wi
7 ley. Her only ornament was "A dta.
snond crown. the gift OF the groom.
The words that made them man M
/ Wife were pronounced by Rev. T. NICK
/ Pittenger rector OF the church, and
The wedding music was played by Mrs
! Frank Ward
/ Following the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Pace LETT on the g. IL train 70,
, points North and after a trip OF tive
| weeks Will be Mt home In this city
| Among the out-of town guests here
+ TO attend the wedding were Mr. and
| Mrs, G., r Massey aud family Of
| Chapel Hfli Miss Katherine Walsh
| al Camden, Nh Mrs. Jones fulier
| of Durham; MIR, and Mrs. w, A. Ora
| ham Clark, Of washington, u G.: Mrs
| Taylor and Miss Taylor, OF Richmond
! Va.
Miss skinner il the daughter OF Mr.
II. s Skinner. and Is one Of the city's
most beautiful yonng women She
possesses charming personality and
disposition which has won for her
scores OF friends IN the State. MIR
/ Pace Is one OF the most prominent