The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

one Of white satin and rose point lace.
made with a court tEsin and trimmed
with pearls and CHI fron rosebuds,
She carried a shower bouquet Of roses
and lilies ~ the valley, and her veil
was caught with orn nge blossoms
Miss Ruth Fowlkes the brides only
s1sfa~ W ss her maid Of honor, and
wore r'~ryGuiaette over pink, carrying
a 81. WY ArGQpet Of sweet peas. Mrs
r J f-owikes. from Fork Union. was
the matron OF honor. and wore white
IliFtg alta, cFa7 blue satin. end car
ried sweetp,as. The groom's brother,
Mr, Ralph Whitf0ck. WAS hts best
man The attendants were Misses
Edith and F3ffl5r vfttIpTs, wearing
white marquisctte and carrying white
rasse-bu,fs. and Dr W u. Porter from
Richmond Mir J. winston Fowlkes,
Jr. from the university Mr.. Brett.
from Penusylvi ala. acted as master Of
ceremonies \ reception was gwen
tc the bridal party and guests immc-
distely after the ceremony. The
groom is n popular young physician,
who has recently located In Dsnville
Miss Fowlkes IL the oldest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs John Winston
Fowlkes She is an aIumna of Hos-
Inns college, and has Travelled exten-
S!vely. Much OF her time has been
spent In Richmond and Washington
The out-of-town guests Were: Mrs.
w. Il. BARKER. Washington, Mr.. Brett
Pennsylvania Miss Blaine, Washing
ton. Or. and Mrs. Il l.. Hillsman. AIRS.
Il W. CoaIe. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Hills
man Or n. ". Porter. Mr.. and Airs
W y. Michaeis Mrs. Gregory por-
ter. Mrs. j A HillsInan and Nj and
MrH. James A. Moncure. of Rich
mund. Mr.. waiter f;arTUw, f'arnTyttfe.
and DR.. and Mrs. f. J. Wright and
son, Fork Union.
Crystal Wedding.
The home OF Mr.. ana nais. Harrison
Starr Hall, Of Lamb avenue. Barton
Heights. was the scene Of hapny
KS thei-ing Tuesday evening, the oc-
caston being the celebration Of III.
fifteenth anniversary of their mar
rage. Decorations carried out the
cclor scheme OF yellow and green. with
GU. flowers and ferns In the din
inS room the decorations were In
pink Many handsome presents Us
tut glass were received. Some Of
st>osc who eaiied during tt1e v--rttttrH
were Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Ryiand,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r., Spencer. MIR. ana
Mrs W. Page, Mr.. and MIRA. O. Sut.
ton. MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Ryiand
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Bache, MIR. and
Airs Hardin Bache Mr.. and Mrs j.
| #. Gaines. Mr.. and Mrs. Toouc, Mr.
and Mrs Harry ingalls,, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Casselman, Mr.. and Mrs
Eercy Smith, Mesdames W. [. chris
tan. Helen Triton. r. de Milhou,
/ Walker II. Burton, Misses Walker ard
| snoody and Emmett Routt those
assisting In serving were; Misses
L.. al 4 s.a
] Routt and Starr Hall.
| Watt--Smjth.
/ Miss Bessie w. Watt. daughter Of
! MIR and Mrs J. w Watt, of Char
! lotte. N. c., and Mr.. Herbert I5in-
/ ford Smith. OF this city. were mar
| fied In the home of the bride, Char
| lotte, n, G.. yesterday afternoon. Miss
! Georgia Watt. sister OF the bride, was
her maid OF honor and little Miss
Juanita Reid was ring bearer. Mr..
| Walker Scrock acted as best man.
Miss Belle Sawyer rendered the wed
ding marches. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
went North on their wedding tour.
and returning. will make their home
In Richmond
Jackson---Seymour.
The Broadnax Methodist Episcopal
church was the scene OF a pretty
wedding yesterday at lao o'clock
| when Miss Lucy Meredith Seymour.
/ eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Richard Ruffin Seymour. became the
! bride OF William Green jackson, Of
! LawrenceviIle. Rev. u. r. Payne per-
| formed the ceremony. The church
was decorated in ferns, palms and
pink roses, carrying out the color
scheme OF pink and green. fmme-
diately after the bridal party entered
20. True Love" was effectively rem
+, dered as vocal solo. by X. j. Martin.
of South Hin, while Miss Douglass
Thornton presided AT the organ, ac-
companied by her brother, Mr.. r II
Thornton, on the violin. The bride
was attended by her maid of honor.
Miss Nette Seymour, sister OF the
bride, and dame of honor. Mrs. G. r.
-ElA1n-- Of Suffolk VA siatGr- lf theI
groom. Mr.. w. II. Jackson, Of South
ttlli, brother OF the groom, was best
man. The bride wore becoming
going away suit OF blue whfpcord
silk. with hat and gloves to match
carrying Brides roses The maid of
honor was in pink messalne. with
an overdr"ss OF spangcd net and
black picture hat, carrying pink car
nations. The dame Of honor was
handsomely gowned in white EN-
'iplbFt+NI iihlUGl~SNts over Whllt
measaline, with black picture hat,
carrying white carnations The rib
bons were held by little Mary Pond
Evelyn Harrison, Hilliard Heartweil
and 7. Milton Gilmore. The little RIB
bon girls wore white embroidered
dresses with pink ribbons. while the
little boys wore white linen suits. The
ushers We're: Thomas u. bullock. Of
14GaderSo..--A l,----Dry-I -44.-At.sllaEp,-
Of Lawrenceville, Va; Henry M SkeI-
ton, OF Lacrosse. Va, ana Julian Jack
son. OF South 1911 The bridal party
entered the ehur,h TO the, strains Of
tohengrins wedding march played by
Miss Henrietta Meredith, The bride
entered on the arm Of her brother.
j. James Seymour, who gave her In
marriage. The ring vas horne In a
pink rose by little Miss Virginia Sui'n.
attsred IN all white. During the eere-
nony the Melody Of Love was syeeetly
played
Immediately after the marriage, MIR.
and Mrs. Jackson left for an extended
Northern tour. and will visit NiarAr
Falls. New York and other places uf