The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-29
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Duane Hem
sneway. Of Norfolk. have issued in
yttation for the marriage of their
daughter. Mabe! Nichols to Mr..
Thomas Alexander Bair. the wedding
to take place on the evening Of We'd
nesday, November 18th, al $50
o'clock, in ST. Paurs church. Nor
folk
Miss Hemingway is charming
young woman. who has often visited
in Richmond as the guest Of Miss
Ma6Ce MONTGOMERY and has many
q lends here who Will 20 to Norfolk 20
attend the marriage.
brilliant reception WIZ follow
he ceremony at the horuS of the
brides parents. $40 Pembroke ave
ave. mnd the couple viii bee at home
after December 18TH at St5 Stock|cy
Sardens, Norfolk
PrCe--CrutChneld.
Tall cathedral candles. fragrant
whita lilies and chrysanthemums
against a background ri palms and
oay trees decorated Monumental
Protestant Episcopal church last
evening at o'clock for th= MARI r.
Il Miss Louise Cr6srhfej8. daughter
Il Mr.. George Cratchaela. to D.
t.awrcrcc :" Price, ser &c Mr., and
Air% Mares 7. tfiFg 4L Aff3Atl. g.
The ceremony. which was Witnessed
~ brilliant company II guests, was
performed hv the Rev James W
Morris rector II tho church, and thc
splendid vested choir entered the
church singing the process onal Re
ia}ce We Pure in Heart Large
lunches Of white chrysanthemumS
tied with white tulia, marked the
pews The bride entered the church
with her father. MIR George Grutah-
field who gave her away. Her we'd
ding gown was an exquisite affair of
soft white bJuc89ed satin made with
court train, and deliberately trimmed
In rare old lace and pearls She car
RED a muff bouquet af lllfs of TIN"
valley and Rardenjas. and her only
ornament vas a diamond pendant "a
gift n the groom He's wedding veil
Of real lare, also an heirloom was
beccminEiy arranged with wreath
Of orange blossoms and caught with
sprays Of the same flower The groom
and his best man met the bride at
the chaneel steps Mrs. II. NJ. Pul-
liam. sister of the bride Was matron
of honor and wore an imported gown
oil white chiffon. studded with rhine
stones and get She carried a muff
bouquet II Richmond roses. The
bridesmaids. who included Misses
May hreE0eH, Mary yfHF ~ mn MAI
guerIte Price. Of Gala, Va and Annie
4 Russell Of Winchester wore
French costumes of white charmeusc#
with gold chiffon TUNES edged In fur
and trimmings of shadow lace and
palest blue sashes. They carried on
their arms shower bouquets Of vel
low marRuerifcs Little Misses Eliza
beth Crutchaeld Elizabeth Valentine
ard Susan Johnston. wearing soft
lingerie frocka with gold sa9hes, and
carrying French baskets Of yellow
marguerttea, acted as flower girls. Mir
r NJ. Crajrhfeld. brother Of the
bride, was best man. and the ushers
inelpaed. pr A NJ Willis Or sam
pel = Cary, Or y T. TaHey, Mr.
z ia FTFS Z C-GTII10UTTE, MT 1fbFTr 7 :
waadey and Mr. r. Nj, I'ulliam
A reception was given the bridal
parts after the ceremony by Mr. f.
Nj Crltch6eld at 217 South Third
street. and later ia the evening the
he4ae and groom LEFT fer an extended
Southern wedding journey. After No
vemher 18TH they VIII be- at home
IL their friends at 1928 West Grace
sire (. Richmond.
Sume If the guests from distance
attending the wedding We're Mir. and
Mrs Charles r Price. Of Gala, Va:
Mr.. George CrutchAeld. Thelma Va;
Misses Price, ~ Gaia Va Mr.. and
Mrs Arson Richards, Of New York,
Mfr. Charles c. Hazell, Of Baltimore,