The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-14
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A beautiful midsummer wedding Of
much interest throughout the State
: was solemnized Tuesday afternoon
when Miss Addie Mozelle Chandlel
became the bride Of Mr.. John Lerlue
johnson. The bride is the daughtel
Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Chandler. Of
New Kent and the groom the son Of
Wiley r. Johnson, of Cohoke, Kins
William county. and has many rela-
t;ves in this city. The setting for tbs
ceremony was unusually beautiful
the marriage taking place on the
lawn at the home of the bride. Chest.
nut Grove The bridal procession
passed down an aisle fianked by grand
old trees. stopping at the two united
by an arch of pink and white bios
SONS. Professor Philip Johnson, uncle
of the groom. of Bethany college, w
Va, assisted by the brides pastor
Rev. William McAllister, were the of
fciatins ministers The bridesmaids
were Misses LYNDA yanCy. Lester
Manner; Lovelens Neale. GAINESVILLE
Rhea Martin. Richmond; Fioy Crump,
Dash; Louise Bayiiss Richmond,
They wore pretty white frocks with
pink Eirdies and carried pink tune
NUTS Little Miss Elizabeth Chand
Ter, daintiiy clad In a white lingerie
ever pink was flower girl. and scat
tered pink and white rose petals in
the brides pathway. An aisle OF
pink ribbon was formed by little
Mary Clarke. Calvin Smith. Weller
Pollard and Burnley Slater.
Mrs Lemuel Edwards was her sis
tiers mafron of honor, and the brides
cousin, Miss Mollie Crump. her maid
Of honor.
Mrs w C. Smith. Of Newport News,
had charge of the music, rendering
the wedding marches and playing
softly during the ceremony.
The groomsmen were Messrs. Camp
bell Baylfss. RICHMOND; Arsel Robins,
Lester Manor; Kenneth Christian, Tai
ieysviile: Delaware Chandler, of New
Kent.
The ushers were J. Wiley johnson,
Cohoke, Thomas Barham. Norfolk;
NJ. F.. Chandler, West Point, and l..
Edwards. GAINESVILLE.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. She wore a handsome
robe Of shadow lace, built on white
satin with pearl trimmings Her veil
fell from a coronet of lilies of the val
ley and she carried Brides roses
Among the guests from a distance
were: r. ST r. Smith. Charles Stan
ley, Arthur and Campbell Bayiiss, of
Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Ed
wards. of Lanesville; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas b. Barham. of Norfolk: Mr..
and Mrs. N. i. Chandler, Miss Eliza
GPln 1BAIaGfHIs Ri w tSk Z t4ai. +hi'
and Mrs. W. c. Smith, of Newport
News; Miss Vandelia kiblnger Of
West Virginia; Miss Annie Penell. of
Richmond: Mrs. Howard Pollard, of
Port Norfolk.
Boyd--Gaw.
This morning at o'clock In the
Finley Memorial Presbyterian church
Stnart's Draft, will he solemnized the
wedding Of DIR. Lois Boyd to Harry
-. . - a h
ter Of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Warren
Boyd and her father is pastor Of the
church where the ceremony will be
performed. Immediately after her
graduation from the Woman's Medical
college in Baltimore, she was made
resident physician at Winthrop col
ie9e, Rock Hill, S. c.. a position she
has held for the past six years. In
addition 10 high mental attachments.
DIR. BOYD possesses a charming per-
Eonality, and has host OF friends
throughout this State. North Carolina,
her former place Of residence, and
South Carolina Mr. Cav is a widely
known and highly successful planter
In the Valley of Virginia
Return From North.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie r. Watson have
returned from their trip North. A
portion Of their time WAS spent in New
New FORK city in the interest of their
musical work. From there they went
TO Ocean Grove. n j., to attend
the meeting Of the National Assocla-
ton of 0rganists. This meeting
turned out to be the largest gather
ing Of orsanIsts ever held in this
country. Many valuable papers were
read by men noted In the musical
world. and there were two organ re-
citaIs daily. Mr.. J. j. Miller, OF Nor
folk, was elected member OF the
national executive committee, and Mr..
Watson was made State president for
Virginia.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jefferson Phil
tips, Of Portsmouth. have announced
the engagement Of their daughter.
Caroline jennings, TO Mr.. Jesse Leon
Pace, Of Augusta, Ga. The ceremony
will occur at the seaside cottage of
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips at Willoughby
Beach on September Bird, and will be
one Of the most fashionable events of
the early autumn.
Since her debut Miss Phillips has
been one Of the most popular young
ladies In Portsmouth society, She has
wide circle Of friends in Richmond
and throughout the State and North
Carolina. to whom the news of her
approaching wedding will be OF great
Interest
MIR. Pace is ono Of the prominent
and successful young business men OF
the North Georgia metropolis.
Return Home.
Mrs. Herbert Jackson has returned
10 her home, 1ol4 West Franklin
street, after a months stay at Buffalo
Iithia Springs and her mothers home
sn TarboTo, -, G..
Miss Evelyn Jackson and her grand
mother, HrT. r. Z. Moffett. have re-
turned from a months trip on the
New England coast. including Boston.
Nantucket. Fa3rhayen, New Bedford
and Newport They also spent some
time in New York
Tacky Party at Wythevi1Ie.
Miss Mary Christian Barnitz enter
sained ner young friends on Thursday
evening at a tacky party, which was
much enjoyed by all present. The en-
tertainment was in honor OF Miss Ma
rian Corbin, of Savannah. and Miss
Miriam Robinson, Of Graham's Forge.
who are Visiting her, The house was
iavishly decorated with cut flowers and
ported plants. The invited guests
were: Misses Kathleen Ribbie. OF
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