The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-15
baskerville are widely related
throughout the State.
Interesting AnnounCemcnt.

Nrs. Martin Marshall. Of Roanoke.
Va announces the engagement or hef
daughter Courtenay. Ia Mr.. Peter w.
n Jones 81 Charlotte North caro-
asna. formerly cf Richmond. The
Wedding. TO which only the nearest
rsaatgvwS and friends will be invited,
uHi take place at the residence OF
Mr. and Mrs Charles r. Fishhurn.
tsSs Henry street. Southwest, NO
t beT StN
Miss Marshall was educated nj Viz
srta College ard Cincinnati College
as Music. and IS tAe daughter NJ the
'a'a Judge Martin Marshall. Of Nicks-
Na~E Miss.
Mr. Jones is native Of Greenes-
,iNFe cauot> Virginia. and son ~
aha tate DIT John Randolph Jones Of
Emuarsa. Virginia,
Rogers-ShcIhurnc
Mr. and Mrs Wi!iiam q, Shelhurne,
~ NirE mir Beach. announce the en-
( cac.rrent ~ their daughter, Grace. Ia
Mr. Charles Rogers The wedding
will he performed al the GalNes
chapel. Mt Virginia Reach on Saturday
. afternoon. November 2Sfh Miss Shell
hurne Is the youngest daughter Of MIR
and Mrs. She}hurne. and is one Of the
most attractive and popular girls In
. Tire younger set Mr. Rogers is the
+ sen Of Nh William Rogers. Of Orange,
y Z. bat IS now located in Norfolk.
Approaching Marriage
Mrs - A. Iaxey announces the
enlargement and approaching mar
rtaE" ~ aeF daughter heaeh augusta
- - MAX Il tiafiah- ne Mehu'hk
MI A@ trle"Ia'ea t'efot'F ~lS't ~
3afFAF.f a. ann 20 o& very
+ 4Htr' aAa-F' no 'i1N4'tt4'"S H@N4H@ "''H
1saea.
Dnbpey~-payue
A marriage or HHch interest," 70 So
c.S.F TN Richmond took place sataF~
day oStuhgr ] IN. 81 etl2eks IN me
0ome ~ the bTidrS parents -
( t#hen street fe%nchhhi Z, when MISS
Phyllis banhrjdEe Payne, daughter OF
/ MrS, Nahhie ~ FaNne, became the
bride of Mr.. John collins l)apuey Jr'
/ tde ceremony was performed py
! Rev .. = sans pasto' OF the KfFer'
. tnonf~AFtnHe Faptisf chif"h' ana was
/ = TIA hIea@ wedding oi eHcepuohai
4 beauty.
lust before the large s'lding doors
were drawn apart by Miss Susie Dab
/ ney, sister Of the groom, and MISS
Mary Watts "A cousin Of the bride.
! Thou Art So Like Flower was
softly and sweetly sung by Mrs Carl
r. II Goldenberg, sister of the bride.
During the ceremony appropriate
7
chestra, and Mt its conclusion Men
delssahn's wedding march was played,
The decorations we're o. autumnal
flowers,
Miss Margaret Payne, sister of the
bride was maid Of honor, while the
groom's brother, MIR. Fred Miller Dab
ney, Of Richmond, was his best man
The bride who was given away by her
brother, Mr.. ]. Gordon Payne, Jr,
was attircd in a travelling suit of tete
de Negro and carried a corsage
bouquet Of lilies of the valley and
orchids. while the maid Of honor wore
u dress Of turquoise charmeuse and
carried pink roses.
Tho bride is the third daughter Of
the late John Gordon Payne, who was
one of I.Vnchburg's foremost citizens,
and is a young woman of many attrac-
! tr0r7v- SIR t-7s II t-r-<r farr71ty cUuuec=
tion in Lynchhurg and enjoys a host
of friends there and throughout Nir-
gina. The groom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. John G. Dahuey. and is one of the
best known and most popular young
men OF I.vnchburp. He is graduate
81 The Y. +. /, and Is head drafts
= man at the Glamorgan Pipe and Iron
Foundry
Mr. and Mrs Dabney left Saturday
j., night for New York and after bridal
:, tour OF two weeks will he at home al
!, 3i6 Harrison street.
- Among those out Of the city who at
|, tended tho wedding were:
berg ana two sons. Of New York. Miss
u Martha Wilson. Mrs Fannie Wilson