The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30
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Ter. Polly. to Russell S. Crenshaw,
United States Navy. lieutenant COM
banding reserve squadron at Annap.
Pills. Md. No date has been announced
toi the wedding, which Wi: be an
important society even; Lieutenant
Erenshaw is son OF Mr.. and Mrs
". a. Crenshaw, Of this city
Home Wedding.
White sweet peas and palms decor
);ed the home OF Mrs. Henry Franklin
Phillips, 1916 West Grace street. yes
.erday evening at o'clock. when her
Daughter, Miss Elsie Louise Phillips.
became the bride of Beverly Hender-
ION Davis son OF DR.. anu Mrs. Edward
". Davis. The ceremony was perform
rd by the Rev. Vaughan Colston, rec
Tor OF the Chureh Of The Holy Com
fcrter. and Il. s, Sainsberry. organist,
played the wedding marches.
Bernard Chapman Syme of Peters
burg. attended the groom as his best
man and the ushers were Henry Adam
Phillips, and Walter \. Carpenter. Of!
Roanoke Mrs Waite, a. Carpenter
was dame Of honor
The bride entered with her brother.
Charles II. Phillips. who also gave
her in marriage. Her wedding gown
WAS fashioned of duches, satin yelled
3n lace and chiffon, and her tulle vel,
which fell - the hem OF her gown.
was arranged with n real lace cap and
ftstooned with orange blossoms She
carried presentation bouquet OF gar
uenias and lilies OF ,ho valley The
matron OF honor wore ii lovely gown
oi rose crepe meteor with silver trim
n ngs and carried shower bouquet of
shaded SWEET peas
y reception followed the ceremony.
1nd Mr. and Mrs. Davis have gone
North on their wedding trip. Guests
frtm distance included Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. y. Snead, OF CliftoI Forge. Mrs.
Urn Rohbach. OF Hampton; Bernard
syme. OF Petersburg: Mr.. and Mrs
Walter a Carpenter, OF Roanoke. and
Henry Ogden Du Bots. OF New York
kchloss-Iacobs.
y quiet but pretty wedding took
place at the home of Adolph Jacobs,
sis East Clay Street. on Wednesday
when his sister. Miss Irene Jacobs
was married TO Nathan L. Schloss. or
this city. The bride, who was gowned
H. costume of gray and carried
shower bouquet OF lilies of the valley
and gardenias, entered with her
brother. who gave her away. They
were met at the altar by the groom
ard his best man. Abe Bartcnstein. and
were married under a bower of palms
and white flowers by DR.. Il. ~ Calish.
Immediately after tie ceremony a
pinner was served In the dining room
which was deliberately decorated in
tcses and palms. Mr.. and Mrs. Schloss
left later Tor an extended tour North
which will include Boston, New York
hnd Philadelphia. They will be at
home after July u at 500 East Leigh
Street. Richmond.
aiil-Lnnicr.
The beautiful old Colonial home OF
MT and Mrs. James Alfred Lanier l4OI
diigh Street. Petersburg. was the scene!
"Wednesday night of one OF the pref
test weddings of the season when
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Eugenia
Lanier, became the bride of William
Rowland Hill The decorations Of the
wide halls and draw;nE-rooms were
an graceful masses of pink flowers
and tall palms and lighted with many
candles in quaint old silver candle
Sticks. The ceremony was performed
BY the Rev. c. BraXton Bryan. d. d.
rector of Grace Episcopal Church. Pc
fersburg. before an altar OF white
flowers and trailing vines at . o'clock
Miss Mary Carter Tonlin began the
strains of Lohensrin Wedding March,
and the bridal party advanced to tho
altar through an aisle formed by rib
bcns held by little Hazel I,anier and
Ella Stanley. They were frocks Of
embroidered organdie.
The ushers included p. r. Lanier.
Of Petersburg; It. W. IIoeningcr, of
Richmond; y. +. seldom. Ir., and 4. V.
Sheffield, OF Petcrsbure The brides
maids, Misses Ella Blrginia Ianier.
sister of the bride. and Euyenia
Firoheu Johnson. the brides cousin.
q Richmond, wore lovtly frocks of
lace made c-srT pink satin and trim
med in pink 'foscbuds. They carried
punches OF pink sweet peas caught
with tulle.
The bride entered with her father.
~ho save her away. She wore an ex
quis!te gown Of white satin de luxs
embroidered In an orchid design ana
seed pearls. The bodice was trim
med in duchess lace and her veil or
sllusion fell from coronet OF oranee
blossoms. Her ornaments were pearl
necklace, gift OF an aunt In Ten.
nessee. and pearl and diamond
broch. gift of the bridegroom. She
carried shower bouquet OF white
sweet peas. Miss Gladys Adelaide
Lanier. who was her sisters maid
Of honor. wore gown OF pink creme
recnine embroidered In pink and blue
Tosebuds. She carried an armful Of
1lnk sweet peas. The bride was met
AT the altar by the groom and his best
man, Charles Edward Crawford Of
this city. Miss Tomlinson played 20
erect Love during the ceremony.
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