The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-21

49, stub thia week have proved very
mnxssiar. being the occasion Tor quite
IN rathering Of the smart sst, which
~4ii nat leave the oiey until later In
- ~ season. A-numher OF teas and
dinner parties have preceded the
dancing Rnd tonight promises TO De
ma banner hight, as society ~hicn
Hooked TO the Virginia Boat ciub IN
the afternoon TO watch the races Will
then 70 out to the club Tor dinner
ana indulge, IN spite OK the very warm
heather, In tho new dances which
have become SO popular among the
married set as well as the younger
people.
TAa fnal military bail took place
wednescsy evening n. the Virginia
Military institute and was one OF the
mort brilliant in the annals OF the
achnc,. The opening figure was per-
fect In every detail. The girls were
nj attired In white and carried
American Beauty roses ara inc
cadets wore full dress uniforms;
After the opening figure one hundred
couples danced. Among the Richmond
wirls In the opening figure we're, Miss
Harriet Dunn with Cadet W. Mar
ehall. OF Richmond; Miss Virginia
CheK-erman with Cadet G. G. Munce,
Of Richmond; Miss Sarah Open.
heirner with Cadet W. A. Burrus, of
Richmond: Miss Lucille PelouZe with
Cadet NJ. p. Fletcher. OF Charlottes-
Vile; Miss Elizabeth Easley with
Cadet e. B. Easley OF Richmond;
Miss Stuart with Cadet J. A. Miller.
Of Richmond; Miss Lindsay Satter-
Of Richmond. with Cadet s. F. Hurt.
Of Blackstone; Miss Ellyson with
Cadet ]. a jackson, Of Jacksonville.
McDowcll-Pyne.
A wedding OF great interest in
Richmond and throughout the state
took place Wednesday evening at 8
o'cIcck at the WashingtonStre
Episcopal church, IN Petersburg, when
Miss Annie Minetree Pyne, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Pyne. Of that
city. became the bride of Mr. Edward
Davis Mcdowell. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
j. p. Mcdowell. of Baltimore.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with palms, Yerns and daisies
and the ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Booker, pastor OF the church
The bride entered with her father
by whom she was given away. She
wore a lovely gown of white crep,
meteor. trimmed in rose point lacs
and pearls, Her veil was caught will
q wreath of orange blossoms, worn b,
her mother when a bride. Her flow
Ers were a shower of lilies OF tn,
valley and Brides roses.
Il Mrs. George pyne, sister-in-law OF
the bride, was matron of honor Hei
gown was of white brocade meteor
trimmed with lace and she carried
pink Killarney roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Leslie
Stevens, Miss Helen Sommers. Miss
Leslie Booth, Miss Fannie Turner
Miss Mary Spotswood LeMoine. ot
Petersburg. and Miss Elenor Mellow
ell. sister of the groom. They all wore
white lingerie dresses with vari-
colored girdies and carried sweetpeas
10 match in rainbow effect.
The groom had as his best man, his
brother. Mr. Henry w. Mcdowell. and
the groomsmen were: Mr.. Walter
Percy Gray. OF Norfolk; DIR. Frank
Talley, Mr., Harold Minetree, Mr.
George Pyne, Mr. Marshall Pyne. oi
Norfolk; Mr.. James NJ Cobb. Mr.. b
G.. LatterfieId, of Richmond, and MIR
Edward Gsrrafd. of South Boston
Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell left later
In the evening for an extended North.
ern trip.
Among the out-of- town guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. N snoop
Of Richmond. Mr.. and 'Mrs. ]. +. Nc.
Doweli. Mrs, A. C. Pole, Of Baltimore
Mrs. r. L. Taylor and Miss Florence
Taylor, OF Richmond; Mrs. Edward
Wilson Whitehorne and Messrs. Wal
ter Percy and Arthur Gray, of Nor.
folk
GiIl---AdkIns
Miss Ethel Gates Adkins, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. Buford Adkins. ant
Mr.. Raymond Willie Gill;. son of MIR
and Mrs. OHM A. GIL, of Petersburg
were married Wednesday evening a
$40 o'clock in Grace-Street Baptis
church. The wedding was a beautiful
AFFAIR in all its details, Architectural
was decorated in palms. cut flower
and many lighted candles. The Rev
Lloyd r. Wilson. d. D. off1ciated.
Il The bride entered the church witt
her father. who gave her away. HeI
wedding gown was OF white char
meuse finished with point lace ane
embroidered In seed spearls. and hel
long tulle veil was fs9rened with
orange blossoms. She carried a shove,
bouquet OF Bride roses and lilies O,
the valley. Miss Gladys Adkins. VIII,
attended her sister as maid Of honor
woresa gown of pink brocaded char
yneuse and lace, and carried an arm
ful OF pink rosebuds. DIR. Wailac,
Gill, Of Petersburg. was the bride
Eroom's best man.
There were six bridesmaids, Mise
Ellen Garland, Flora Burton. Doroth,
Minter. Ruby Stoltz, Ruth Davis ant
Louise Gill, OF Petersburg, and Gthe.
wore similar gowns OF white char
meuse draped in rose-colored chiffoi
and shadow lace. They carried pinl
hats filled with pink roses. Thu
groomsncn were Messrs Allen Car
ter Jones. OF Newport News: Cecl
Young, John 9Th and Sidney Gill, al
of Petersburg. and Edward Gwathme,
and Bradley Adkins. of Richmond
/ Later in the evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Gill left tosspend their honeymoon II
the North, and on their return, July
18th, they will be at home in Peters
burg. The bridegroom has a grea
many friends here, having graduated
two years ago In law at Richmond
college. SomeSvery pretty function:
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