The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-02

Misse. Maude and Landonia Brock. OF
washington all nicccs of DIR. Brock
broOme-Andcrson
Quantities Of yellow marie olds and
purple asters and palms banked tho
chancel Of st. Johns chapel in Louisa
county yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
for the wedding of Miss E:rzabctb
cullen Anderson. daughter of John f
T. Anderson and the tate Mrs Lizzie
cullen Anderson. TO Nathaniel Wilson
Broome, son or DR.. and Mrs. r. G. g.
Broome. The Rev Robert a. Goodwin
iof Richmond, performed the ceremony.
ana the altar was decorated in vases Of
Ipurpl. ana yellow blossoms and light
led candles. Mrs. Laurence McndenhalI
played the wedding music The bride
entered tho church with her father, who
gave her away, and wore a travelling
suit OF blue with a modish hat to match
and a corsaEe bouquet OF orchids and
lilies OF the valley. She was unattend-
cd. and w. II. Palmer Leigh, OF this
city. was the bridegroons best man.
No invitations were issued for the
wedding. which was very quietly cele-
lbratcd, but the event is one of the most
important Of the autumn season. since
both bride and groom arc widely re-
lated throughout the State, as we'll az
in Richmond. Mrs. Broome is the
granddaughter OF the late General
DR.. j. s. Dorsey Cullen. also Of this
city Out-of-town guests for the cere-
mony included Mr.. and Mrs. William
-. Miller. of Garden City. Long Island:
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Q. Anderson Of
philadelphia: Nrs. Otey Cutler. William
IT. Moseley, OF ne University OF Vir-
GINA; Mr.. Gwathmey and Captain An
,dcrSOn, OF Richmond: Calbert a. An
Iderson. of Goochland County: Rev. Ro-
bert = Good win. Misses Fannie a. Hob
son. Sallic a. a. Hobson. Ellen G. a.
Hobson. Mr.. and Mrs Granville @. VAL
cntine. Miss Dorothy Bruce. Charles
Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs. X. Archer Hobson
Or Edwin T. Hobson. W. II. Palmer
Leigh, all Of Richmond.
Munn-Co1.
Fragrant pink roses and carnations
against a background of tall palms and
Southern srnilaN banked the chancel Of
tho Munsey Memorial Church In John
son City, Tenn, last evening at $50
O'Clock. when Miss Mary Elizabeth
Cox. daughter OF General and Mrs.
James Bowles Cox. became the bride
lof Hunter Mann, nephew OF William
Hodges Mann, Governor OF Virginia,
and son OF the late Judge and Mrs
Edwin Mann. OF Petersburg. II was
brilliant event in every detail and
fashionable and distinguished throng OF
guests filed the edifce for the cere-
mony', which was performed by DR.
w. 8. Noighbors. Pink roses and
cathedral candles were used on the
altar. and standards OF pink flowers
icaueht with tulle. marked the pews
reserved for the family During the
half hour the guests we're assembling
an elaborate musical program was
rendered by Mrs ]. P. Lamb. Miss
Leone Wasgoncr. Messrs. Lyle and
Cook. The quartet sang Because"
and Miss Waggoner rendered Sweet
heart" Miss Antoinette Dosser sing
ing "Afl for You" Just before the ar
rival OF the bride and her attendants at
the church
The brides wedding gown was an
exquisite affair. fashioned of heavy
white satin and embroidered in pearls
and brilliants and finished with rare
cid lace, which had adorned the bridal
CT several generations Of lovely wo-
men. Her veil of real lace, also an
heirloom. which fell TO the hem OF the
long court train, was worn back from
her face. after the foreign custom, and
was fastened with a wreath of orange
blossoms. Size carried shower bou-
Quet OF Bride roses and lilies of the
valley, and her only ornament was n
diamond pendant the grooms gift
General Cox gave his daughter in mar
liagc and they were met at the chan
eel steps By the bridegroom and his
best man. Frank Mann. Of New York.
Miss Juliet Mann. who was maid of
honor. was Rowned in palcst pink crepe
meteor trimmed in lace and pearls, and
she carried an armful of Killarney
roses. The two little flower girls, Julia
slack and Amelia Morrison. and the
two little girls who carried the rib
hons. Amelia Slack and Lucy Morri-
son. wore white lingerie frocks and
carried French baskets OF pink bios
SONS.
There We're four bridesmaids. Misses
Antoinette Dosser. OF Knoxville. and
Mary l.. Cox. of Bristol. wore French
frocks of pink crepe meteor with in
sets of cream -colored lace and chiffon.
and Misses Octavia Wofford, OF john
son City, and Eula Lee Kendrick. OF
Bristol. were gowned in green crepe
meteor finished with lace. and all car
ricd similar bouquets OF Killarney
rosebuds. The groomsmen included
William Hodges Mann. Jr.. OF Rich
mond; w. y. Anderson. OF New Ro-
chelle. \. y; Charles Cox. brother OF
the bride and Colonel Ralph p. Neale.
OF this city. The ushers were Messrs
Frank Henderson. Frank Leake, Ed
ward Lockett and DR.. Copenhaver
large reception was given at the
home of the brides parents Immediately
following the ceremony. and some sew
cral hundred guests were present. The
entire lower floor of the Cox home
was hung with garland of pink flowers
for the affair, and masses of pink roses
and pink shaded lights were used on
che mantels. Governor and Mrs. Mann
were in the receiving line for the re-
ception. with the bride and groom and
General and Mrs. Cox, and Mrs Mann
was gowned in white brocade embroid-
cred in silver and trimmed in real lace.
with corsagc bouquet of lilies of the
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann left later in the
evening for 4 Western honeymoon, and
VIII sail next week from San Fran
cisco for their home in Tien Tsin,
China. Some of the out-of-town guests
attending the wedding last evening
were the Governor OF Virginia and Mrs.
William Hodges Mann, DR.. and Mrs.
Herbert Mann, of Richmond; Colonel
and Mrs James Mann. of Norfolk; Mr..
and Mrs. Hodges Mann. of New York
City; Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. l.. Richmond.
OF Gate City: Mrs. Annis Morrison. Of
Virginia; Mrs. J. Il. Richmond, Of Vir-
GINA: Judge and Mrs. Sanford. of
Knoxville; Judge and Mrs. Dana Har-
mon. of Grcenvlllc. Tenn. Mr.. and Mrs
80.