The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05

Tho most important society event OF
yesterday WAS the marriage of Miss
Meta Ice Randolph and Aug KVN
alf Turpin. also Of this city. winch TOOK
nlace at the home Of the bride 1911
Grove Avenue. at o'clock Inc nous
--as decorated throughout in pains,
southern smilax and pink roses aiu
the ceremony was performed by the
Right Rev. Dennis J. OConnel, BIshoP
of Richmond
The brides wedding gown was iasn-
toned Of white charmeuse dfapeu Il.
cti0on and trimmed in point lace. ana
her tuile veil. which fell 10 the mem "l
her long train. was fastened with
wreath Of orange blossoms. She car
RED shower bouquet Of Bride roses
and lilies of the valley. me tWo
maids of honor, Miss Nora Douglas
I;an,iolph, sister of the bride. ana
Miss Anita Irene Cussen. wore quaint
gowns Of pink .charmeuse made with
HAMMERS Of pink and Lavender ch!Hoh'
and their bouquets were of PINK roses
caught with lavender tulle Thomas
jefferson Turpin attended his brother
~ his best man, and the usheTs were
ipr \. : Marstel!er. J. Argyle Iurhe' l.
OF New York. Hal Law Jhreao'r"iI
lanes Madison Macon, Ill. and h-oloe
Donnan, Jr.
The marriage is one OF much inter
est throughout the state. both bride
and groom belonging 10 families LONG
prominent in the social and politica!
history Of Virginia The bride Is a
daughter Of Mrs. Janet Weaver Ran
dolph and the late Major Norman Y.
Randolph, and Nj. Turpin IS son Of
tho late Or. Thomas jefferson Turpih
and Mary Garland Royal. OF Powh atan
County Some of the guests from q
distance included Miss Mary O. Moore.
OF Maryland. Dr. Joseph L Mayl. OF
Dayton. Ohio. Richard Ashhurst. OF
Philadelphia. Miss Mary Butler. OF
Mathews County; John Toile. or bos-
ton: Mr. and Mrs. w. q. Hartwet! OF
Newport News. Graham WelsiGe'' Of
Atlanta Miss Mary Cooke. OF ST. Louis =
Mrs G : Ramsay. Miss Elizabeth Har-
roId and Bishop Harold. all o. West
over. on the James River
suffolk " edding.
\ wedding 10 Zoe celebrated IN SUI
fclk this week OF interest TO society
here IS that Of Miss Margaret Philips.
daughter If Mr.. and Ms. Horace Phil
lbs. TO J. Ross Mcneil. OF North Caro-
lima The ceremony vii! take place
It the Methodist Church IN Suffolk IT
. o'clock on wednesday, evening. and
INC church VIII lie thTOused with Il
brilliant gathering OF relatives and
friends. Decorations VIII Dc very
,,aborate and the costumes 81 tne
nrides attendants have been copied
from French models Misses Bessie
Holland and Hazel simonds. both o.
suffolk. will be maids % honor. and
their gov rs are u palcst pink char
lleuse anished with lace. They VIII
carry big bouquets OF Killarney roses
The bridesmaids Misses Thcrese Nur-
uey Mary Simcnds. Virginia and Ethel
ShoOp. SAIL, and Laura Twilty Mai.
al u suffolk. and AaIsATct Parker.
g North Carolina. MI. wca- irr
.ualntest sort - gowns mad" ~ whit"
,Aarmeuso over Y!nk crepe DE rn-n'
"a finished with dep lchls ot lace
ought wltn zig I-uk roses OF ttll'-
they Viii rac4y Empire s;aIs viz.
bouquets 70 pink buds caught ~ g.
lcns tuile streamers o. the top.
y biz dance VII follow SINAI.
reception that is given O. IN. bridal
I.arty a; The hO4.e Of tse Dr44e la-
ilediatciy toiiowine rr. r-r.rort. TNt
canoe viii h- given 90 tar arU'r- '-H
several hundred guests h-te l.tH 3D.
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