The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-11
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mrs. George J. Bull and her daugh-
ter. Miss Agnes Bull. OF Paris. France,
who have been in Richmond for the
month OF May. arc leaving tomorrow
afternoon for Washington. where they
VIII spend short time before going
to Canada for the summer months
Mrs. Bull is very distinguished and
cultured woman. and her talk before
the members Of the Art Club Of Rich
mond recently was ono of the most in
teresting affairs given at the Art Club
this season.
Mrs. Bull and her daughter expect
TO visit relatives in Columbia, S. c.,
before leaving this country for their
home In Paris.
Prominent Wedding.
Richmond society iB much interested
in the marriage OF Miss MadEe Carney
Winn. daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs, John ID. Winn. and Ensign Milton
Marion Fenner. United States Navy,
which took place on Monday night at
O'Clock in Christ Church. Norfolk.
The Rev. ID. Q. Jones performed the
ceremony In the presence Of large
assembly OF guests, and tho altar and
chancel OF the church were decorated
In lighted tapers. palms and white
flowers.
The bridesmaids, Misses Edith Stew
enson. of Philadelphia; Helen Berl. OF
Wilmington. Del: Mary Day Winn. of
Richmond. and Helen Gerard, OF Nor
folk, wore lovely gowns OF rainbow
shades fashioned OF chiffon and shadow
lace and draped over white satin. They
carried old-fashioned nosegays tied
with streamers to match the draperles
OF their gowns. The ribbons were held
by little JacQueline Haxall VIM and
John ID. VIM. Ill. niece and nephew
of tho bride. and tho ushers. who wore
the fall dress naval uniform were En-
signs Glen Smith, G. A. Zimmerman.
Harold Snow and Robert a. Doyle.
United States Navy.
Ths bride entered mo church on the
arm OF her brother. John Dederioh
VIM. who gave her away. Her we'd
ding gown was of heavy white satin
with insets OF real lace. and the bodice
was finished with point,lace and tulle.
Her only ornament was diamond
necklace. tho groom's gift, and her
long tullc veil was arranged with
orange blossoms She carried a quaint
nosesay OF Bride roses and lilies OF the
valley edged with lace frill and tied
with tulle. Miss Clara Haxall VIM.
who attended her sister as maid of
honor. was gowned In yellow char
mouse draped in chiffon and shadow
lace. and her bouquet was similar TO
those carried by the bridesmaids. En-
sign Lucian Green, United States Navy.
was best man.
Following the ceremony at the
church. a reception was held at the
home OF the brides brother and sister
in-law. Dir. and Mrs John d. VIM.
Decorations were In La France roses
and forms against background of
palms and ferns. and the lights were
Phaded in rose color.
Guests from distance included Mrs
Milton Fenner OF Fredonia, y. y: Mrs.
James. Of New York city; Mrs Roger
r. Combs. OF Nashville, Tenn; Mrs. A.
r. Cooke. of Claremont: Mr.. Norris.
OF Richmond: Fred simmons. OF Rich :
mona; Sirs. &. w. VIM, Misses Mary
Day and Elizabeth Winn. of Richmond;
Ensign Lucian Green. OF the L. s. S.
Trip, Hiss Edith Stephenson. of Phil
adelphia: Miss Helen Berl. of Whining
ton. p"l.: Bryan Merritt. Of Richmond,
and Mss Jennie Mayer. Of Altoona. Pa,
Ensign and Mrs. Fenner left later in
the evening for Old Point, from where
they i'll leave to-day for a Northern
wedding trip.
Nilifr-Young.
The marriage OF Miss Florence Isa bel
Yorng. daughter OF Mrs Caroline Mer-
Ger Young and the late William Junius