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

Ssf tanlo setting of fragrant, flowers
ana burning tapers and In tho PROS
1 ence or largo and fashionable gath
lering OF Richmond society, Miss Con-
way Christian Fleming. daughter OF
Mrs. Warren Lewis Fleming, was mar
frled last evening at $40 o'clock In the.
Church OF the Covenant, to Leslie Al
bort Weary, son of Mr. and Mrs Edwin
DeloD Weary. OF Chicago. Rev. j. Calvin
Stewart officiating. The chanccl was
banked with palms and three troliises
draped In pink roses and Ascension
lilies formed lovely background for
Z tho bridal party. Standards OF lilies
marked the pews reserved for the
family and an elaborate musical pro-
gram was rendered during the half
hour tho guests were assembling at
the church.
The bride entered the church with
her brother, Hampton Fleming, who
gave her away. Her wedding gown
was fashioned Of duchess satin en-
broidered in lilies and seed pearls and
made with a long court train and tho
bodice was finished with rose point
lace caught up with orange blossoms
Her veil of illusion was arranged with
orange blossoms and she carried 81
shower bouquet OF white orchids and
lilies OF the valley. Miss Maysie Elem
Ing. who was her sisters maid of honor
was gowned In palest piniS charmeuse
chiffon Of the same shade. and she
carried bouquet OF Killarney roses
and gweet peas. The groom, who was
attended by his two brothers, Roilin
Dslos Weary and Edwin b. Weary. mot
tho bride at tho chancei steps
The bridesmaids included Misses
Doris Waterfall. Of Philadelphia; jamie
Quinn. of Lynchburg; Margaret Gilke-
son, OF Parkersburg, w. Va; Francca
Wheat. Mary Scarborough. Elsie Par
ftsh. Katherine Gum and aiary Nc
Faden, all OF Richmond. They wore
lovely gowns OF pink pompndour chif-
fon and lace draped over white satin
and carried pink hats filled with Kill
Slarney roses and white liIaca John
y. MorriN. OF Gold HILL Ore; william
Hawley. OF New York: Harry Ham
mond. Of Pittsburgh. Pa; Belvidere
Brooks. Jr., of New York; Oscar Nj
Weston. of East Orange. n. j.; vii
liam Roy Carney. of Chicago. and pey-
ton and Carl Fleming, brothers of
the bride. were Eroomsrnen.
brilliant reception followed tho
ceremony at the home of the brides
mother, sos West Grace Street, to
which several hundred guests were In
vited. The long drawing room was
hung with a drapery OF Southern srni-
lax and decorated in yellow iris and
snap dragons, and tho bay windows
were banked with palms In the hail,
decorations We're in palms and Rich
mond roses and n trellis OF red roses
and amiiax screened the orchestra that
played during receiving hours. The
dinfng-ropm was decorated entirely in
pink and white and n hugo basket OF
pink sweet peas and lilies of tlie val
ley formed centre piece for the table.
small bells OF pink sweet peas and
roses being suspended from the
chandeliers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weary left later in the
evening for wedding Journey. and
after an extended trip Will be at home
In Holland. Mich. after October ]. The
wedding is one OF the most important
and fashionable affairs OF the spring
season and great deal OF pretty en-
pertaining for the bride and her maids
has preceded the wedding. Some of tho
guests from distance attending the
ceremony last night were Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin ID. Weary. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
h. Weary. MIR. and Mrs. Robert W. Fan
nil, OF Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs H. s
Macklin. Sir. and Mrs. II g. Lacy, OF
Norfolk; John a. Dillon, of Now York:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. De Almond. Miss
Reta De Almond. OF Philadelphia. and
others.
GnthriGht-Iili.
quiet but pretty wedding was cell
sebrated at Z o'clock on Tuesday eve
Ming at the home OF Mrs. Carrie Pcttus.
lob East Clay Street. when Miss Fran