The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-21
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large table VIII be arranged in the
center Of the dining room. at which
wiil he seated many fashionable and
distinguished women from distance.
Mrs. ]. Allison Hodges is chairman
of the occasion, and will be assisted
By Mrs John w. Harrison, Mrs. l. r.
Hamberin. Mrs. Arthur Scrivenor,
Mrs. W. Z Robbins and Mrs. James
Lyons. At the punch, table viii be
Mrs Jordan bcake, Mrs William r.
Tampkins. Mrs. John Q. Farland. Mrs
Witcher Keen and Mrs. william Ruff
fin Cox. National and Virginia presi-
dent OF the Danes
Catiin--Marshan
An interesting and beautiful we'd
ding occurred Saturday afternoon, at
o'clock in Jacksonville, Fla, in the
home of the brides parents, when
Miss Bertha Davis Marshall daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Williams
Marshall formerly Of R!chmond, hut
now of Jacksonville. and Mr.. William
Catiin. IF this city, were united in
marriage, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev Junius II. French,
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church.
Southern srnilax. Intcrwned with
coral vine gracefully festooned the
stairway. down which the bridal party
passed. doors and windows. while
added beauty 70 the happy scene.
At the appointed hour. to the
strains Of Lohengrin's wedding march,
the bridal party entered the drawing
room. where the ceremony was per
formed.
The groom and his hest man. Mr..
Chester Woodbridge, OF Richmond, en-
tered first, followed 10y the maids Of
honor, Misses Bessie Marshall and
"a 81 at HF the hrtdR
The bride came last on the arm of
her father, by whom she Was given in
marriage.
The maids Of honor were becom-
sngly gowned in white embroidered
wolfe fashioned with pink satin
gardies and their flowers were arm
bouquets Of Killarney roses The
bride who is a pretty brunette. WAS
gowned for travelling in a modish tan
cloth suit, with hat and gloves rs
match She carried an arm bouquet
of brides roses and lilies of the valley
Immediately after the ceremony and
Informal reception was held and a
buffet luncheon was served
The bridal party were assisted in
receiving by MIR. and Mrs. Marshall
mother ard father of the bride, and
Mr. ard Mrs, g. y Catlin, Of Rich
mond parents Of the groom,
Mrs Marshall wore q beautiful
gown Of white mess9line. with drap-
cry Of h}sck chantllley lace,
Mrs CaGI0 was sowued in blue
crepe made on a draped model.
The date 81 the wedding was an
Interesting one in the Marshall fam
Nv being the birthday anniversary OF
ths brides maternal grandmother.
Il l3eI1 En- IL II VILLAINS for Mhnm- she
is named
VI This bftde is young woman who
Possesses Is Charming personality, and
during her brief residence In Jack
s9nvle has made "a delightful circle
of friends.
Tire groom is q prominent young
husiness man Of Richmond. and Ii
quite popular socially.
Afr. and Mrs. Catiin loft Saturday
afternoon for wedding trip North,
after which they VIII nc at home to
their friends in Richmond.
The cut~ef-town guests AT the we'd
ding today were Mr.. and Mrs. &. II.
Catlin, OF Richmond, parents of the
groom Miss Lucille Cailin and Mr.,
Ralph Catlin, of Richmond. sister
aud brother Of the groom Mr.. and
Mrs ". II Stlliweil and children, Of
Savannah: Mr., Chester Woodbridge, Of
Richmond; Mrs Bertha Williams OF
Savannah grandmother Of the bride.
and Miss Laleah Stlllwell of Savan-
nah.
For Wedding Guests.
One of the most attractive affairs
OF the season was n tea given by Mrs.
Horace Wexford Jones yesterday af~
ternoon at the Country club In honor
OF the out-of-twon wedding guests
who are here for the Greene Cham
bers wedding. which takes place this
evening at $50 o'clock in the home
OF the bride. s14 Park avenue.
Cards Issued.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Gerring. of 221s Stuart
avenue. FOR the marriage of their
daughter. Mary Rosalie. 20 Mr..
Henry a. Welihouae, OF Richmond.
October 2sth. in ST. Mary's Catholic
church. After the LIST Of December
Mr.. wellhouse and his bride Will be at
home, 26os Hanover avenue.
Jackson--kemp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas
Kemp. OF Baltimore. have issued invi-
sations TO the wedding reception of
their daughter. Virginia Hardy, and
Mr.. william Congreve Jackson on
Wednesday. October 29th. at Gao
o'clock, az f46 West LAnvale street
tina residence of Mr. and Mrs. Kemp.
Only the two immediate families viii
be present at the ceremony which will
take place at the same place at 6
living In Baltimore for the last two
years is formerly OF Virginia. Miss
Kemp made her debut last season.
and IL prominently connected both In
Maryland and Virginia
Tcrrie--Hunlcy.
Mr. and Mrs George Hunley an
nounce the approaching marriage Of
their daughter. Mary Gibson, TO Mr..
Henry l.. Terrie. Of Charleston. w.
Va The ceremony will be performed
at their home Outlook, Mathews
county, late In November, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrie will spend sew
erai weeks in travel.
Announcement.
Announcement has been made by
Mrs. John Clifford Shelton. Of the en-
ragefnent or her daughter, OgIe, to
Mr., Charles Carter son Of Mr.. Hill
Carter. No date has been set for the
wedding which, however, Is to take
place sometime during the winter sea
son.
I'm Virginia.
SAYS an Asheyille IN. c. exchange:
'Mr- and Mrs. Frank Hewitt left
Monday for Virginia where they go
To attend the wedding Of Miss Kit
f.anEhorae, who III a near relative Of
Mr.. Hewitt Miss ianghorne will be
married on Wednesday, October 23d.
to Or. Charles fladen, of EvinFton.
y Va The ceremony VIII take plnce al