The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-11

Gardner Murray, Mrs. James Lyon
Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Horward
White. MIR and Mrs. Howard SIN, Miss
Helen Bevan. tho Misses 1ilghman,
Mrs Frank S. Hambleton, Mr., Arthur
BroPden. Mr. and Mrs Charles Rid
geley White. Miss Agnes r. Surman,
MT Francis Key Murray. Or. Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs J. H O'Donovan. MIR
and Mra Archibald II, Taylor Guests
from New YoIk: Mr. and Mrs Maurice
Bouvier. Mr., Henry B. Mcqueen
Guest from Boston. Mrs Robert b
Dixon.
Affairs of YESTERDAY
Mrs. Mann s Valentino gave a
beautiful luncheon yesterday AT
O'Clock Mt her home in West Franklin
street. IN honor OF Miss Alice Cole
man Nelson. whose wedding will be
brilliant event Of this evening. An ex-
Quisite center piece OF Richmond roses
decorated tho table, and the entire
house was artistically arranged in hol-
H. red berries and evergreens. The
guests included: NJ 'sses Ahce Nelson,
Laura Nelson Madeleine Halloweu,
Mary Stuart Cooke. Jennie Strother.
Elise Miles Lucy Davis, Sara Temple,
Mamie Patton, Lillian Watson, Jamie
Boulwarc ard Mrs. Louis Cutchins
Mrs John I4andstreet and Mrs.
Robert Willingham, Jr,. entertained al
n luncheon vest rday az :. O'Clock In
the home Of the latter A large basket
OF poinsettias tied with butterfly bows
Of red RauXe ribbon adorned the table
the same flower being intermingled
with eYergreens and used to decorate
the entire house. About 100 guests
were preseu. and the affair was one of
the pretties uf the season.
Millner--Wingfield,
The home of MIR. and Mrs, Hector
Bowe Wineaeld, 1919 Floyd avenue,
was beautifully decorated last even
ing in palms. bay trees and quantities
Of cVergreens for the wedding OF their
DAUGHTER, Miss Willie Lewis Wingfleld.
TO Mr.. Edward Lee Milluer. son of Mr.
ana Mrs, J l.. Millner OF Norfolk,
The ceremony. which was performed
before an lmprovised altar of palms
and n4yriads of candles. took place at
$50 O'Clock the Rev, II. J Williams,
of the Third Presbyterian church, Of
fc.atiaE Miss Erma Mlliner. sister Of
the groom, played Lohengrln's we'd
ding march as the bridal party entered
the dra wing-room. and Baethoven's
moonlight Sonata" softly during the
ceremony Miss Louise Elizabeth
Lewis Of Norfolk, sang For You
Along as the guests were assembling
The bride entered with her father, who
gave her In marriage, and wore q
gown of white brocadcd satin, trim
med IN pearls and lace. Her long
tulic veil fell from Juliet cap Of lace
and was held in place with sprays OF
orange bloss rms fastened to her court
train. She carried a shower bouquet
Of lilies of the valley Miss Norma
Wiueheld was her sisters maid OF
honor. and wore gown Of yellow
charmeuse, with tunic of lace edged
with fur and trimmed in rhinestones
Her flowers were shower bouquet
Of sunburst roses There were two
bridesmaids. Misses Lots Miilner.
sister ~ tine groom, and Hunter Wing
fleld, sister Of the bride. They wore
French gowns OF softest pink char
meuse, trimmed IN gold lace and rhine
stones, ana carried arm bouquets %
pink roses, Mf y T. Taylor OF Call
fornia, uncle ~ the groom. acted as
best man, auc the uehers were Messrs
ProAser Wlnshcld ana J. H. Stein
brecher, Dr.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
Millner ana his bride left tor Pine
hurst, n G.. whore they viii spend
their honeymoon, returning about