The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22
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Social and Personal
Marks, and the Misses winants,

Marks, and the Misses winants, Of
Newark.
Louisa wedding.
lovely wedding celebrated yester-
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Douglas Chiles, in Louisa
was that OF Miss Nancy Lee Goodman
and William Aull. Jr,. OF Lexington
Mo. The ceremony was performed at
$50 o'clock by DR.. william NJ. For
est. of the University of Virginia, be
fore an improviscd altar of white
blooms, lighted candles and palms, and
the wedding music was rendered by
Mrs. Harry Wilson Porter. a cousin Of
the bride The house was decorated
IN jonQuils, violets and sweet peas, and
ropes OF running cedar and Southern
smilaX were caught to the chandeliers
from the four corners of the rooms
Wall pockets filed with spring flow
ers. carrying out n color schsme OF
lavender and yellow. were used every
where, and French baskets Of the same
fragrant blooms decorated the draw
ing-room. An aisle OF ribbons was
formed from the stairway to the altar
and the table In the dining-room was
set with big basket OF yellow tulips
and lavender sweet peas tied with
tulle.
The bride descended the stairs on
the arm of her brother. Henry Gaines
Goodman of Cincinnati, Ohio, who gave
her away. Her wedding dress was ar
exquisite affair OF white brocaded silk
crepe. cut low in the neck and made
with a court train. 1t was finished
with trimmings Of duchess lace and
embroidered in pearls and her veil,
which was fastened in n cap effect
was arranged with orange blossoms
and pearls. She carried a shower bou-
quot of lilies of the valley and white
violcts. John Aull, of the Johns Hop
iIns Medical University, attended his
brother as best man, and the ushers
were Robert G. Burnett and Barton
Palmer. both Of Charlottesville. Little
Elizabeth Eugenia Pendlcton, the small
niece Of the bride, wearing a French
frock OF lace and ribbon. was flower
girl, and carried gilt basket filled
with rose petals. The two danes OF
honor at nding the bride were her
sisters. Mrs. T.. Barbour Pendleton and
Mrs. Walter Douglas Chiles. Mrs.
pendleton wore lavender brocaded crepe
de chine with n coat effect of shadow
lace, and Mrs. Chiles was gowned in
corn -colored crepe de chine with SINH
lar trimmings OF shadow lace. They
carried sunburst bouquets of yellow
tulips and purple violets, fringed with
lilies OF the valley.
4 small reception followed the cere-
mony. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Aull
left Tor wedding journey. They will
make their home in Lexington. Mo.
Some OF the guests from a distance at
tending the ceremony were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles l.. Goodman, Miss Mar
raret Goodman and C. l.. Goodman. Jr..
all of Richmond: II. C. Goodman. Of
4 a
bour Pendleton, OF Cuckoo; John Aull.
of Baltimore; Barton Palmer and Il.
6. Burnett, of charlottesville; Miss
jamie Louise Calhoun, OF VicksburG.
Miss; Mrs. William Burnett, of Belle
Meade; Miss Stuart Briggs. Of Locust
Dale: General William McComb, OF
South Boston; Mss Isabella Nen Bur
mott, Of "Eelle Meade; DR. and Mrs.
Eugene Pendicton, OF Cuckoo Place.
Frank T. West, "f "Westland"; Mrs
John Purycar, OF 'Riverslde," and
others.
Dnhney--Turpin.
| An engagement recently announced
"f the greatest interest here ia that
/ of Miss Eugenia Turpln and William
! TAYLOR Dabnev. Jr, of Richmond Miss
| Turpln. who has not yet been form
/ llv presented 10 society. Is the oldest
/ daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. George X.
/ Turpin, OF Macon. Ga. She is a lovely
! vo''nr girl and has been educated
/ 81 Holiins College and nj Gardeners In
! Now York. having several times visited
| here as the guest of friends. She ia n
/ daughter OF a prominent Georgia bank
| er and real estate broker, ana tho
I wedding, which Is 10 be a handsome
! church affair. will he one OF the socic
! ~ events 81 the April season in Macon.
! Mr. Dahney, who IS son OF Mr. and
/ Ms William Taylor Dabney. OF this
city is an alumnus Of the Virginia