The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-20


The marriage # Miss Sarah Chan5-
fuv 5rf-rE5ys, taurrrur ~ Atr md Mrs.
John Bacon feT~ass. a.ao Mr. Branch
Teale Morgan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
@. r. Morgan. formerly e Petersburg.
huf now 81 this city, vas quietly cs}c-
hrsted last evening - s o'clock in the
hon7e OF the hriders parents ga Park
avenue, the Pee T T DadnaR, Of
Fgvnvilie hro.her-in-law II the
groom, officiating Ar orchestr "a
played the wedding march. The
Aouse was beautifully decorated fer
the occasion IN palms. hay trees and
white chrysar hcrnu-is Tho bride
entered the drawing room with her
sis*er, Mrs %C.N Dunlop S}3la. who
was rnatron cf honor. ard wore q
handsome gown at soft white satin
draped in chiffon and lace. and caught
with pearls Her long tuIie we'll fen
from q juliet cap ~ lace and was
caagf1t with orange blossoms. she
carried q shower bouquet 81 lilies 81
the valley and lavender orchids, and
her only ornament was an old pearl
necklace The matron cf honor was
gowned IN pink broeaded charnepse.
with trimmings Of ChangI3ly lace and
ermire. and carried large arm
bouquet ~ Killarney roses and lilies
Of the valley I-jtsle Miss Waller JEFF
fress, q New York. niece Of the bride,
was maid Of honor. ard wore dainty
froGt CT white fntili with pink sash.
Che carried an old fashioned noeegav
Of pink sweetpeha Messrs. George =.
Morgan, Of Richmond. and Robert
Morgan. q New York. brothers q
the groom, acted as best men Little
Miss Katherine Jeffress. Of New York.
,.{f.
hous.
4 small reception followed the
ceremony. 70 which only few init
rnafe friends were invited. The draw
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performed WIS iNed with greens and
white chrvsanthemprs. while yellow
chrysa ntheraums and sfniiax were
used IN the library and pink resns
and sn1ilax n the dintng-rnan. Mr.
and Mrs Morgan left nmcdiatclv af-
ter the reception for an extended
wedding journey.
MANY guests from q distance were
here fer the wedding, which was one
Of the most interesting Of the sea
son.
Entertained Tor Bride and Groom.
Mr. and Mrs Merrill II. Tughman
entertained Yesterday afternoon from
Ia O'Clock at their home in Park
avenue IN honor NJ their son and his
hride, MIR ind Mrs Howard Thigh
man, who have recently returned
from their wedding trip. The affair
was IN the form Of a reception. and
the decorations were most elaborate.
the DRAWING room being attractively
ARRANGED III quantities of pink roses
and RTnilnx. the dinlnF-room In red
roses and ferns. ma tho f3yinr~room
waS banked tn palms and yellow
chrvsantAeruG1s Assisting Mr.. and
Mrs Tughman in receiving their
guests were Mr.. ana Mrs Howard
T'iirhman, Mrs peyton Giles Mrs,
Adoiph Oster'oh. Mrs. Robert Powers,
Mrs John Hancock Miss Elizabeth
Grammar. OF Philadelphia and Miss
Anne Rnnaldson Misses Eta Mum
ford and Frances Wheat presided at
the punch bowl.
painc--Whlte.
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized last evening al o'clock in -
home of the brides aunt. Mrs. Arthur
when Miss Elise wilson White,
daughter Of the late Mr.. an7 Mrs
Thomas W. White. of Abingdon. be-
came the bride Of Mr. Victor 8. Paine.
OF Dante, Va, son Of the late DR.
and Mrs. John Il. Paine. II McMinn-
vile. Tenn, the Rev. +. T. McFadep
officiating. The entire lower floor was
decorated in palms and yellow and
white chiysanthen1ums with festoous
OF Southern smilax on tho mantels
and in the windows. A large center
p:eee RI brides roses and lilies of the
valley, tied with yellow and white
tnlle, wns used on the table in the
dining room. The bride was given
In MARRIAGE by her two bro+ hers. r)r
Thomas ~ white ard Mr. Gilbert c.
white. Her gown was Of white bro
ca9ed satin. with pearl trimmings
and bodice Of lace a wreath az
orange blossoms held her t5lla ven
in place. and her only ornament was
a handsome pearl necklace, which has
been IN the family for many genera
tons She carried n shower bouquet
Of l!lies NJ the valley and Eardenias
Mrs Mavine Graham was her sisters
rnatron Of honor and only attendant.
She wore a lovely gown a. white ch!f-
TON cloth, embroidered In gold and
carried an arm bouquet ri yellow
cnrysa nthemums. Nr. James II All
port. az piiliphurr, Pa. WAS 1est man.
the ceremony was followed by a
small reception, 70 which 0nly q few
intimate frgenda including those from
a distance, were invited Immediate
IL after the ceremony. Mr.. Paine and
his BRIDE left for an extended North
srn wedding Journey, after which
they will make their home IN Dante
We.
Among the guests from a distance
were; NJ. ard Mrs. Nsvlne Graham,
Of Detroit; Mr., and Irs. Clark Car