The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-05

music.
The brides wedding gown was OF
white satin and duchess lace. and her
tulle veil was arranged with n wreath
or orange blossoms. She carried an
ivory prayer-book with markers OF
lilies. and her only ornament was a
diamond pendant. the grooms gift. Mr.
Loving gave his daughter away. W.
A. Loving Jr. brother OF the bride.
attended the groom as best man, and
Mrs. /. Laurence Patrick was her sis
Ter ia me OF honor Mrs. Patrick wore
pink charmeuse gown with a lace
overdress and carried basket Of pink
sweet peas. The ribbon girls Audrey
Norman and Margaret Kerns. wore
lingerie frocks with pink sashes
4 reception followed the ceremony.
after which Rev. and Mrs. Delaney
left for Aberdeen, " c., their future
home. Guests from distance includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. L. Laurence Patrick
OF Danvillc, Rev. Frank L. Delaney. OF
Maiden. Mo: Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ranev
and Miss Raney. of 1.aurencevil,e. Mr.
and Mrs. James Hoofnagle and the
Misses Hoofnagle, of ASHLAND.
Hudgins-.tustin.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Mines Austin. daughter OF DR. and
of the late William Mines. OF Page
County. to Morgan Hudgins. son OF
Colonel Henry C. Hudgins. of Ports
mouth. was celebrated on Tuesday
evening AZ quarter-past s o'clock at
st. Johns Church in Waynesboro. The
church was decorated in ferns. palms
and mountain laurel. and the altar was
arranged in pink roses and candles.
DR. Paca Kennedy of Alexandria. off :
ciated and an elaborate musical pro-
gram was rendered during the half
hour the guests were assembling at
the Church. Miss Mary Haines played the
"Mendelssohn" Wedding March as the
bridal party entered. and a violin OBJ
ligato was rendered during the cere-
mony
The bride entered the church with
her father. who gave her away. Her
wedding gown was an ecuisite creation
of charmeuse with an overdress Of
duchess lace and court train from
the shoulder. hand embroidered with
rh1nestones and pearls She carried
a shower bouquet OF roses and lilies
OF the valley Her maid OF honor.
Miss Carrie Austin. was Rowned in
light blue brocaded crepe de- chine
trimmed with chiffon and shadow lace.
carrying bouquet OF white sweet peas
and lilies OF the valley. and the ribbon
girls, little Charlotte Wolfe. OF Roa-
noke, and Miss Fontaine Wilson, OF
Waynesboro. were dressed In white
lingerie with blue ribbon and carried
baskets Of sweet peas.
The bridesmaids carried bouquets
Of lavender. pink and sweet peas. and
wore lovely gowns Of different color
crepe de chine draped with chiffon and
lace, carrying out rainbow effect The
bridesmaids were Miss Katherine
Coke. Of Roanoke; Miss Lulie Hudgins.
Of Portsmouth: Miss Marguerite Aus
tin. OF Profit: Miss Elizabeth Wolfe,
of Roanoke: Miss frankie Taunt Of
Culpeper: Miss Champe Thompson. Of
Waynesboro
The best man was the grooms bro
thcr. F'itzhugh Lee Hudcins. of Ports
mouth. and the ushers were: Henry
Hudgins. Morris Hudgins. William Fet-
ger. William Austin. Bilisoly Hudgins
and William Rogers. of Petersburg, and
G. Y Carpenter, of Roanoke: George
Lowe, of Roanoke: Arthur D. Austin,
OF Lawrenceviile
The bride and groom left directly
after the ceremony for an extensive
of V. NJ J., and has for some time been
associated with the Fishburne Military
School. of Waynesboro, of which he is
now principal Out-of-town guests
We're Mrs. A. L. Wolfe of Roanoke :
Misses Charlotte and Elizabeth Wolfe.
of Roanoke; Miss frankie Taunt. Of
Culpeper: Miss Katherine Coke. or
/ Roanoke; Miss Lulie Hudgins OF Ports
mouth Messra. William Rogers. Of
Petersburg; Bilisoly Hudgns, Maurice
Hudgins, Henry Hudgins FitZhugh
Hudgins, Colonel H. c. Hudgins all of
Portsmouth; Albert Austin, OF Roam
olie; y. d. Austin, of Lawrenceville;
NJ Of H.l
TugElc-Pearson.
A pretty wedding took place at KEYS
Vile YESTERDAY at high noon in Briery
Presbyterian Church. when Miss Mamie
Pearson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph L. Pearson. was married to Fl
Ashley Tuggle. The church was deco
rated in marguerites. ferns and fes-
tocns of smilaX. and the ceremony was
performed b. the Rev. Grover. pastor
tered to the Wedding March from 'Lo-
hengrin," and Miss King. of Goldsooro,
\. c.. presided ut the organ.
The bridesmaids were Misses Mary
Bailey. Anita McCorkie. Mamie Ed
wards or Goldsboro. y c.. and Fannie
Scott and the ushers included Messrs
John o. Watkins of South Boston: A. B.
/ Hammer. II u. Peters and Henry
Whitesde. The two flower girls. little
Misses Eva Watkins and Angelina
Peters. wore lingerie dresses and
canary colored sashes. and carried bas-
,-kets of French daisies The brides
maids gowns were of mule and lace.
with touches OF pale yellow. and they
carried shower bouquets OF yellow
daisies
The bride entered the church with
her father. who gave her away. She
wore a travelling gown of mauvc-col-
ored cloth. with n hat to match, and
carried bouquet of Bride roses. Her
maid of honor Miss George Henry.
was gowned in white chiffon. and car
ried n shower bouquet of white carna-
tons. SAKE Roberts. of this city, at
tended the groom best man.
Immediately after the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Tuggle left for a Northern
wedding trip. and. 'on their return, will
make their home in Keysville.
Marriage Announced.
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage of Miss Bessie Wilson
Kersey and Gerhard Fredsrik Freriks.
which took place yesterday; The cere-
mony was performed in Richmond, and