The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-05
lowers were pink Killarney roses AMI

| flowers were pink Killarney roses and
smilax. Miss Glaydes Daum, Of Port
Clinton, Ohio. the brides maid, look
ed lovely in her gown OF shadow lace
| over green messaline trimmed with
| pink roses. She also carried a b6u-
quet of pink Killarney roses and
smilax The brides path was strewn
with roses by little Miss Ethel Crop
penbacher, she being dressed In white
embroidered null with pink sash. The
little ribbon bearers were Misses
Theima Stahl and Nan Chenault. be-
ing dressed in the color scheme The
best man was Mr.. A. Cotton VIII
liams. a prominent young lawyer OF
Richmond Va. The attendant was
DR. VIM Hord. of Mason county. Mr..
George II. Fitzgerald and Mr.. Douglas
Newyell acted as ushers. Miss Anna
Holmes. of Augusta, KY. handsomely
attired In pink, presided at the or
gan. THE Palms was played while
the guests were assembling. changing
to the bridal Chorus from Lohen-
grin as the bridal party entered, with
the bride on her fathers arm. then
"As II All My Dreams Were Made OF
Gold" was played softly during the
ceremony, followed by Mendelssohn' g
wedding march as the bridal party
departed. The church was artistically
decorated with palms ferns and
Southern sna!1ax. The color scheme
of pink and green was carried nut at
the reception which followed at the
home Of the brides parents. the
brides table being decorated with a
large basket of pink roses and light
ed with pink candles while the chan
celiers were festooned with vines of
eiematis. cut flowers and ferns added
beauty 10 all the rooms, The 'ndi-
vsdnai icaa were in pink and white
Among the out-of-town guests pres
ent were Mrs. Lydia Victor Mrs
Rodney withers. of cynthiana: Mrs
Maria Victor. Mrs. Ida Foster. Miss
Mary Foster. Of Covinrton: Miss Ruth
wtnslow Gordon. OF Georgetown.
Ohio; Mrs. Thomas Gilmore Miss
Mary Gilmore, of Richmond. Va: Mr.
James P. Manner. Of Dever: Miss
Irene Biackervy. OF Brooksv,''e. KY:
Mr.. lloyd Scott. Of Hartman. Tenn.
and Mrs Margaret Hunter. Of Hunt
ingt N. w. Va. Mr. and Mrs r. D.
Core. accompanied by Mr.. Wiilian MS
left the same evening ova- the Chesa-
peake and Ohio for Washington. u
C.. ami n tour ~ two weeks. visit
in all Ire most prominent ~.ties In
the Eas'. II will he a. bcr1s In their
new ~eVGence on Park avenue Rich
Personal
DIR. Thomas Nelson Page. the new
~ appointed American ambassador to
Italy and Mrs, Page sailed yesterday
for Europe from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r Gray. who
have been spending the summer at
the white Sulphur springs. are ex-
pected home soon.
Colonel and Mrs. James r. Branch.
after spending the summer at the
White Sulphur Springs. are now visit
Ing in Branchfeid. w. Va.
Mrs, Florence f Norneet and her
daughter, Miss Florence Noraeet.
have returned TO the city after spend
ing the summer at Amelia.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Pollard. who
have been at the Brunswick Inn.
wayneshoro, for the summer. have
r. turned to Richmond.
Mrs. John d. Potts. Miss Nell Potts
their cottage at White Sulphur
Springs soon and Eo - Old Point,
where they will spend several days.
Miss Matte Purcell has Joined her
family at Rockbridge Baths for the
remainder Of the season.
Mrs. Pattie Coleman. Of this city.
In the guest of Mrs. Tom Yancy In
Waynesboro.
Mrs. Bette Valentine and her
tf.rtwffter.f Nfrss J. c. Bowers. who
have been summering In waynesboro.
have gone to Charlottesville to visit
friends before returning to the city.
Miss sallie Montgomery. OF Fred
ericksburg. is the guest OF Mrs.
Holmes johnson.
Mrs. A. L. wilkinson and son.
Lynwood. have Joined Mr.. wilkinson.
who is at the home OF Mrs. l. N. Trip
lett in Charlottesville.
Mrs Henry w. Rountree, accompa-
MED by her mother. Mrs. e. Werst,
are the guests Of the formers daugh-.
Ter, MIS- =. D. AEhWAoIus Ola AhhPOCAA
street. Harrisonburg.
Miss Margaret Chewing. OF Ire
williams. Va. is spending several days
in the city.
Miss Patty Lyell. who spent the
month Of August at Blue Ridge Sum-
nit. Pa, Is now the guest of friends
in Warrenton.
Miss Mary Darlington has returned
from the mountains and Ia the guest
of Mr.. r. M. Darlington at Forest
I'll.
Rev. John J. Wicker and son. John
j., Jr., who have been travelling in
Europe and Palestine. have returned
to the city.
Murpny--Woricy.
PAMPLIN, VA, Sept. AIR. Al
bert jackson Murphy and Miss Myrtle
Worley. daughter Of Mr.. Robert
Worley, Of Pamplin. Va. were mar
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