The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-25

HAVE GOLDEN WEDDING

-ae governor 81 virginia gave The
las. evening IT., rhe executive @3euFton
Is members al Ese general .4sSesai. .y.
TaIl SILVER urus. filed VIA p4nN roses
snG u1aes. were araneed ~ e.lHsr end
II tne tanle, ftom sghlsh hung a show
Pr bouquet cf orc s1ldS Ted with
Is E4uder ribbon Inc Denj&rp3eCe for
the table Was a t4t, plaque made oil
fir3aynSy. orchids and pink roses, The
maulel ~Hs banked IN pink roses,
Niies and ferns, and the guests for the
evening Included; senator John NJ.
Hart, Senator ". \. Rinehart, senator
john Paul. Senator S r. Montague,
Senator W r. Paxton, Senator II, \.
EsdsnonaSsn. Senator James r.. Cannon,
Senator John A. Lessner, Senator G..
walter Mapp. Messrs w. ". Baker
.. X. Cawthurn, Jr.. George ID. Chap
man, Baker Dalton, John orr Daniel,
w W. Field. John H. Easley, II.
Lindsay Gordon. r. T. Gregory, j.
Harry Rev. .. T. Jordan. John r.
Lewis. w. F. Massie. Robert q. Nor
ris. il, Il. L. Pennington, a. Il. Phil
potts. Robert W. Price. Francis w.
Smith. 9. J.. Storms j. y. Stubs and
Herbert ]. Taylor.
To Celebrate Golden Wedding.
Colonel and Mrs W. II. Chapman
Of TOT South Third street. Will cele-
hrate the golden anniversary of their
marriage this afternoon from to 6
o'clock, when they will be at home in
formally 10 their friends, 1t viii be a
very happy occasion and a great many
people viii eall To offer their good
wishes and congratulations To this
charming couple. No invitations have
been issued.
uadder--IIoyd.
A wedding of great interest TO So
ciety in Virginia took place Saturday
in Calvary church, New York city,
when Miss Rebecea Lloyd. daughter OF
the Right Rev. Arthur s. Lloyd and
Mrs. Lloyd, became the bride of Mr..
Gavin Hadden- sun of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold F. MADDEN. The ceremony was
performed by the brides father
Bishop Lloyd. assisted hy The Rev
Theodore Sedgwick.
The church was simply decorated
with palms in the chanceI and lilies on
the altar. The bride walked up the
nave with her brother, John Lloyd
who gave her in marriage. She wore
draped ana trailing gown of soft
white satin with the corsage and
sleeves Of many folds OF tulle and a
turie veil banded in Madonna fashion
about her dark hair She carried &
hosiqGat of white orchids and lilies OF
;hc valley. The maid of honor was
-5ss Margaret l.. Strong. a daughter
Air. and Mrs. James Remsen Strong
She was in lavender tafeta with 9
yellow girdle and huge bow at the
sack. The skirt was arranged In this
double ruffie, all around panniel
fashion. and the bodice was veilet
with White lace and net. She carried
= large cluster Of dafodils.
The bridesmaids were the Misses
Dorothea Carow, Of Georgia, Emily
FFsafss. Fl baltimore; tetttfa Scott, o,
Philadelphia: Rose Peabody. of Gro
ton. Mass; Isabel Doolittle, OF Utica
ana Lois Martin. They were in yellow
saffeia frocEs, cut like that Of the male
Of homer and had lavender girdies ant
carried armfuis of purple lilacs. Al
If The attendants wore black straw
HATS with flat black tulle brims; DAT
.odi3s and knots Of lavender ribbor
wrearhed the hats.
MIR. iadden had his brother. Harolt
r MADDEN. Jr., as his best man. ant
the ushers We're Paul Renshaw, Ken
neth Had6en. Frank G.. Page, Arthur
sw-enty. George w Martin. +. w
Marvin. j, r. Coolidge 3rd. Of Boston