The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-21
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/ Bently Massie. Of PulaSki. became the
bride Of Mr. Henry keisaker Tice. Of
Roanoke. The Rev c. e A. Mar
shall. rector OF the church, perform
/ cd the ceremony.
The bride was exquisltely gowned
IN imported. hand embroidered crepe
de chine. with trimmings Of Spanish
lace and pearls; her veil was Of rich
rose point, caught with orange bios
SONS, and she carried q shower of
bride roses and lilies Of the valley
. Preceding the ceremony. 20 Promise
Me" was sweotly sung by Miss Mary
Wys1r. and while LohenErin's Wed
ding march was being rendered by
Mr.. Hensel ECkman. the bride en-
tered the church with her brother.
MIR. r c. Massie. who gave her In
marriage, The groom ana his at
tendant. Mr. George Lowe. Of Roam
oke. entering through 4 side door met
her at tho altar She was attended
by Miss Marian Poor Of Baltimore,
"a maid Of honor, wearing blue bro
caded satin. with bodice of pink chif-
fon, with a short veil Of blue tujle,
caught with rhinestones, and carrying
! pink Killarney roses. The little rib
hon girls were Misses Emily Addison
LanRhorne, and Emily ooper Lang
horne. who wore dresses of white or
! CANDY and shadow lace Little Hiss
! Katherine Woodbury., cousin of the
bride was flower girl. wearing dress
Of shadow lace. with pink ribbon.
/ carrying a basket Of pink sweet pens.
I The ushers were Messrs Harry II.
I Nicholson and William Woodbury. I'M
( cIes ~ the bride Wilbur Massie. n
/ brother. ana n. Gray I.aEghorne The
/ church was decorated with palms.
ferns. cut flowers md candles---the
cNtor design being artistically car
red ont in Pink and green. the can
dies shedding a soft ord beautiful
light The occasional music was
Mendelssohn's Wedding c7arch.
! Miss Massie is wei! known as the
+ only daughter OF Mrs. Mamie Nichoi-
son Massie. and the late Judge Thorn
ton Lemon Massie. of Pulaski. and is
n Young lady characterized by a rare
degree OF inherent personal attrAc-
( tions. She Is related to many repre-
sentative families Of the state, among
whom are the Nicholsons. Bcntlys,
( Keuts. Cloyds and McGavocks. and
( through her father to the Withers and
/ Cabelis.
/ The groom "a son Of 1r and Mrs,
; Frederick clifford Tice. Of Roanoke,
and is widely related throughout the
State of Maryland ana New York.
/ The out-of-town guests included:
Captain and Mrs w. T. Nicholson, OF
Knoxville. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Woodbury.; Mr.. and Mrs Harry II.
~ -i---..-<-f saA Mrs
/ F. G. Tice; Miss Mary Tice. and Mr..
ana Mrs. r, l.. Tee. Of Roanoke; Mrs.
L. T. Marry. OF Charlottesville; Misses
Belinda Mitchell snd Katherine Case,
Of Roanoke; Miss Willie Withers and
I Judge A. 4. Campbell of Wythevilie,
! Mr. and Mrs. ,Tice left late in the
( evening for wedding trip North,
They went by WAY Of Norfolk to New
/ York. then to Philadelphia, HaEers-
( town. washington and Atlantic City.
They will be at home To their
friends after November LIST. with DR..
and Mrs. #. c. Tice. jefferson street,
Roanoke. Va.
! To Meet With Signcrs.
Mrs Harry l.. Watson. of 113s
West avenue. left Sunday for New
York on a ten days visit to friends
and relatives there. While In New
York on a ten DAYS visit to friends
ing of the board Of governors OF the
/ Descendants of the Signers Of the
Declaration of Independence to be
/ held Tuesday, October 21st, at st
I Francis Tavern, one Of the Revolu-
tionary landmarks Of New York city
Mrs. Watson Is the member of the
board OF governors of the society from
! Virginia
| Personals.
! Mrs Clifton NJ. Miller, of this city
has gone to wilmington, Va, for the
wedding of her sister, Miss Susie Bell
| to Mr.. Allen Thomas Shepherd, which
takes place October 2lst-
/ Mrs. ]. NJ Mauptn. of Portsmouth
! IL expected In the city today to be
present at the Greene Chambers we'd
ding.
Miss Mary McFadeu Is the guest OF
| Miss Victoria Kinnler, Of Lynchburg
Mrs, James overton Wilson, OF
( Kingston. N. Y, Is the guest OF Mrs
Edwin c. Laird this week.
I Mrs. James ii. Oliver, from Shirley
I on-the James, is the guest Of MIR
and Mrs. o. II. Funston, 1915 Monu-
ment avenue.
/ Mrs. Sidney J. Dudley and Master
Henry Dudley are leaving this morn
ing for Hampton, Va. where they Will
spend some time.
Miss Wallace, Of Charleston, 8. c..
is the guest OF Miss Ellie Wingfield,
of 4o7 West Franklin street,
Miss Carrie A Alexander, who has
been spending the summer near Rich
mond. liz now Tie guest of her brother.
Mr. Harper Alexander, of Chase CITY,
en- route 10 Scotland Neck. N. c.,
where she will spend the winter.
Mrs. Allen Potts. who spent sew
eral days In Richmond last week as
the guest OF relatives. Is now attend
ing the horse show at Hagerstown,
Md. Mr. and Mrs, Julian Morris
are also attending the horse show in
that place.
Mrs, c. O. Savilie and Miss Keith
Saville. OF this city, are visiting friends
near Warsaw, Va.
Mrs. Henry Camper and Master
William Camper. OF Manassas are the
guests OF the formers parents, Mr.,
and Mrs r. w Merchant, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Montague, Jr..
and small daughter, Claudia Coulter
Montague, have returned TO their
home In Grove avenue after spending
some time with Mrs Montague's
parents IN New York.
Speeding Him