The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15

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parents.
The bride was given IN marriage by
her father, who Is the superintendent
of construction of the marine depart
ment of the Maryland Steel company.
The ceremony was performed Dy Rev.
w H. Powers, of Towson Protestant
Episcopal church, who was assisted
by Rev. John j. Clopton, rector of st.
Matthews. The bride was gowned in
white charmeuse, trimmed In Brus-
sells lace and pearls. she carried
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and pale lavender orchids. Her ven
was caught up with lilies of the val
ley.
Mrs. Frederick Abbott Weymouth.
sister of the bride, was matron OF
honor. She wore a handsome gown OF
| rose pink charmeuse. trimmed with
| shadow lace. and carried an oid-fash-
( toned bouquet of violets, surrounded
| by lilies of the valley and maidenhair
fern. Miss Helen Holgate. OF Spar
rows Point, was organist.
The mother of the bride wore gown
Of taupe brocade. trimmed In moieshin
and silver lace, with a corsage bou-
| quet of lavender orchids and lilies OF
| the valley. Reverdy Fl. Jones. OF Nor
folk, Va, was best man. The ushers
/ were: John w. Magoun. of Steelton.
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Sparrow's Point: DR.. T. Sanford Cooke,
, Of Portsmouth, Va: John S. Young,
| of Hanover, Pa; Joseph 1. Martini
Jr.. and Lieutenant Thomas Duncan
OF Fort Howard. Md.
/ A reception was held at the brides
home on B street, following the we'd
ding. MIR. and Mrs. Richardson, after
a honeymoon, will reside in Richmond,
Va. Among the out-of -town guests
.r.a 4~G Ptcn4 n.
Mr. X. b. Richardson and Mr.. Arthur
Il. Hall, of Hampton, Va; Mrs. Laura
ST. Cooke, of Portsmouth. Va; Mr..
and Mrs. Henry A. Magoun, of Had
donfield, n. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. George
M. Andrews. of Camden, n. j.; Miss
Frances j. Williams, Of Wilmington,
Del; Miss Sara E. Dalton. OF Upland
Pa. and Guy Page Crowtner. OF bai-
timore.
Shattered Castles"
The dramatic class Of the Richmond
School of Expressions will give their
latest comedy, Shattered Castles, on
Thursday evening, December 18th, for
the benefit of the Church OF the AS
Icer1sion, Highland Park. In the lecture
room of the church. The members OF
1.-The cast are Mrs. y. A. Bowman, Misses
Mamie Crawford. Florence KIDD, Aiice
Hechler, Merle Franck. Mary Nuckols'
4 Ei&tGn uGhtass l<l'sset
and Myrtle Hobson.
A juvenile sketch will be gwen oy
Miss Lena Sidney Culpeper. and little
John Culpeper. and several pan.o-
Imimes will be given by the young IA
dies. One Of special interest Will De
The New Born King. The program
viii be interpreted BY bright ana Ak
tractive music.
1 VIM is SDGnQ-
ing the winter with relatives In Ala
hama. is being much entertained IN
birmingham. She was the guest OF
honor at an afternoon tea gwen by
Mrs. ]. vassar Allen on Friday.
Wed at Old Poirl
| A pretty, though quiet wedding
took place in the quaint Old Church
OF the Centurion at Fort monroe
tuesday afternoon. when Miss Mar
CARTE Clay Woods. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Woods, became the
bride of William Congreve Jackson.
OF Richmond, son of the late Bishop
Henry NJ Jackson. of Virginia
The church was decorated with
palms. growing plants and narcisus'
Miss Woods was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Lucille Woods. as maid OF
honor. and entered the ehuren %,
the arm of her father. She wore a
| travelling suit of blue broadcloth. with
| a tooue Of skunk fur. and her only
| ornament was a diamond crescent, the
| gsft of the groom. She carried lilies
OF the valley and orchids. Her maid
Of honor was gowned in sapphire blue
chiffon. with a large picture hat. ana
| carried Bride roses Mar. Jonh NC
| Ninamen attended Mr.. jackson as best
man. and the ushers were Mr.. James
McMinamen and Lieutenant L. T. PEN
| ,leton. Captain w. r. Scott, the post
chaplain at Fort Monroe, performed
The ceremony.
Following the marriage wedding
dinner was given at the Hotel Cham-
berlin by the brides parents At
tending the dinner from out or town
were Mr.. James B. Pace. or Rich-
mond; Miss Bessie Jackson, OF Richr
mond, and Miss Clotiide Woods. who
Ia attending school in Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs Jackson left later In
the afternoon for New York. from
which place they will sail on Decem-
bar 10 for a years visit In Europe.
B:,tes-WiIllams.
| The marriage OF Miss Ethel Kehnon
williams. daughter of Mr.. Carter Nell
son Williams. of Boydton, Va. and
Mr.. John Wythe Bates. OF Richmond
was celebrated Tuesday morning al
tt0:so o'clock at the home Of the brfd.
IN Boydton The Rev. Edwin Royal
Carter, OF Hampton. Va. brother-in-
law Of the bride. officiated. and tht
wedding march was renered by Mis-
Lena Rukes, who played believe Mt
f All Those Endearlng Young
Charms" very softly during the cere.
mony. Mrs. Edwin r. Carter, Of
Hampton. sister of the BRIDE. was ma
; tron Of honor, and Mr.. Edward Bates
Of Richmond. brother of the groom
/ was best man. The ribbons were
r held by Miss Helen Page Williams
OF warrenton. y. c., and Miss Mar,
4 | Bates, OF Richmond: Miss Mamie
| williams, Of Crystal. w. Va. nice.
!. of the bride. was ring-bearer. ant
| Miss Mildred Bates. OF Richmond
e niece of the groom. was flower girl
} The bride entered with her father
+ Mr.. Carter Nelson Williams, and wa
| given away by him. She wore al
exquisite gown OF white crepe char
9 49, ,,se trimmed IN nearls and finishe,
with handmade chiffon roses. ans
| carried a shower bouquet OF lilies o
the valley The matron OF honor wa
eowned In white lace over pink. ant
4 t.arried mink Bride roses.
The bridal party and out-of-towi
!. | guests were entertained at an infor
NAL reception Monday evening at tn
8 home OF the bride, Mr.. and Mrs
: Mates left Immediately after the cere
b mony for New York and other point