The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-02

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1 The bride. wearing an exquisite
gown Of white satin richly ambroid-
cred pearls and brilliants and trimmed
I with old lace. entered the church with
/ her father. General Cox, by whom she
was given In marriage. Her veil was
Of rare old lace arranged in cap style
and caught with orange blossoms, She
wore n handsome diamond pendant,
n gift OF the groom, and shower
bouuuet Of Bride roses. orchids ana
lilies Of the valley. Miss Juliet Mann.
! Of Petersburg, wearing charming
dress Of pink crepe de chine and
carrying a basket Of pink roses was
+ maid Of honor. The bridesmaids were
Misses Antolnette Dosser. Mary L.
Cox. Fula Lee Hendricks. Of Bristol,
and Octav4a wcffard. Of Johnson City.
The first two wore gowns Of pink
crepe de chine trimmed in rose point
lace. the last two green crepe meteor,
trimmed in pearls and lace. and all
four Of them carried Killarney roses
Mr. Frank \ Mann. Of New York,
acted as hest man. and the ushers in
eluded. Messrs. william II. Mann, Jr.,
. Of Richmond; Charles Cox. brother of
the bride: Captain Neale. also Of Rich
nnnd: Frank Henderson. Frank
Leake. Edward T4ockett and Or.
| r~orenhaver. Little Misses Amelia
Morrison and Julia Slack. dressed in
/ dainty little white frocks, preceded
tho bride and scattered flowers in
her path. while little Misses Amelia
Slack and Lucy Morrison, wearing
dainty little white frocks, held the
ribbons
A large reception followed the cere-
mony Mt the home Of the brides pa
rents, which was decorated in palms,
! pink flowers and soft shaded lights
the entire lower floor being carpeted
In white canvass Late in the even
ing Mr. Mann and his bride left for
san Francisco. from which place they
viii sail for China IN order to make
their home I'm shanghai where Mr..
! Mann is engaged In business.
Many guests from distance attend
ed the wedding. among them being
Governor and Mrs. william IT Mann.
Of Richmond Or. and Mrs. Herbert
Mann. Richmond: Dr. and Mrs Ned
Mann, Kenbridge, Va; Mr.. and Mrs
Hodges Mann, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mann, Norfolk; Mr.. and
Mrs, W. II. Cox, Bristol, Tenn; Mr.
and Mrs A. r. Dosser, Knoxville;
Mr. and Mrs. J 7. Cox Bristol; Judge
ana Mrs r. T Sanford Knoxville
Tenn; Judge and Mrs. W II. Bond
Virginia: Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Cox
. Gonzales, Tex; Mr.. II s. Morrison,
: Virginia; Judge and Mrs. Doria Har-
rison. Tennessee; Mr.. ard Mrs. Pen
Dulaney. Bristol.
Golden Wedding.
: Quantities Of yellow flowers and soft
shaded lights decorated the home of
Or. and Mrs, C. W. p. Brock In East
Franklin street Yesterday afternoon.
when they. celebrated their golden
wedding Anniversary with a recetion
4 from 20 7 O'Clock, About q hundred
guests called during the afternoon to
extend their good wishes and con-
CALCULATIONS to DIR. and Mrs, Brock
Those receiving with Mrs Brock were:
Mrs Hewett. Mrs. George Hughes and
Miss Hughes, OF Norfolk; the Misses
, Brock, ~ Washington; Miss Ross.
F. Mrs William Palmer, Miss Many
PeEram, Mrs Catesby Jones. Mrs Ed
ward Evans. Mrs. Thomas Atkins and
Mrs T.. y. Wilkinson, Of Riverton. Va.
Block -Shackelford
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ctety here and throughout the State
took place Yesterday at noon I'm 81
, Thomas Episcopal Church, Orange
Va. when Miss Mamie Hollada,
shack elford, daughter Of Judge and
Q Mrs George Scott Shackelford. Of "r7nt
: Popiars, Orange became the bride
= OF the Rev. Karl Morgan Block. q
son Of Mr. and Mrs. s. J. Block, OF
2S07 Calvert street Washington, d
= C, the celebrant being the Right Rev
II Alfred Harding, Bishop of Washington
II assisted by Canon De Nries of the
III Cathedral OF st. Paul and St Peter
II Washington, and the Rev. r. S. Car.
ter rector of st Thomas. The dec
H orations of green and white were
II particularly lovely, palms and fern.
III being used In the chancel, while tn,
II altar was arranged In white chrys
II anthemums aud cathedral candles
II the daylight being allowed to ligh
II the rest Of the church. Large bunche,
II Of white chrysanthemums tied with
II chiffon marked each pew on the cen
II ter aisle, The bride entered with hel
II father, who also gave her away, Sh,
II wore very handsome gown. fash
II iohed Of white crepe faiiie, trimmed
II with chiffon and antique rose poin
II lace, which has been in the bride.
II family many years a long cour
II train. richly embroidered. was alst
worn. and the veil OF tulle was caugh
II to her hair with orange blossoms 4
II pearl brooch and pins which are also
II heirlooms were the only Jewels worn
Ii Miss Margaret Wilson Shackelford
II wearing a charming frock of white
II lace and carrying quaint basket o
III small pink OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, was he
II sisters maid of honor. while tbs
II bridesmaids included Miss Charlotte
II Block and Miss Pauline Block. o
II Washington, ID. c.. sisters Of thu
II groom. Their dresses were of crepe
II meteor, made with trains and lace
II coats, with which they wore blacl
hats with plumes shading into piul
and carried large punches OF pinl
= chrysaut hemums. Mr.. Theodore Blocl
acted as his brothers best man. ant
l the ushers included Mr.. Virginiu
Randolph Shackelford. OF Orange, j.;
brother of the BRIDE. Mr.. II. Greer
4 Shack elford, also of Orange, her cou
sin. Mr.. Herbert Block and Mr.. Sc
q ward Block, both Of Washington anc
brothers Of the groom, Little Lati
y mer Small Macon and Jack Macon
young sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S
4 Macon. OF Orange. held the ribbons
A The groom Is very well known in Nlr
Il ginia, having for three years beer
Il chaplain Of Woodbury. Forest High
4 school. He is now rector of Grace
q church In Haddonfields. n. j., where
6 they will make their home after Z
wedding trip in the North. Some O.
Il the guests who went to Orange are
n MIR and Mrs. s, ]. Block, Of Wash
u ington y. c.; Mr.. and Mrs Harold
A sheriff. OF Germantown, Pa, sister o
q the groom, Mrs. r. G. Quinn, Mis-!
4 Quinn. Miss Annie Gillian. Miss Lou