The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-10
MISS HELEN GREEN BRIDE
OF JOHN ALEX. WILSON
>""ict+ "f Richmond aud Virginia Much
Interested in Wedding Yesterday
NJ Salem, y. J.


society in Richmond and through
out the state j. deeply Interested In
tho marriage of MISS Helen Green,
daughter az Mr. aud Mrs. Albert Mason
irccn. to John Alexander Wilson for
mcriN OF this city, ana son Of the late
lpf. J. 4. Wilson. at Lexington, which
took place Yesterday evening at
o'clock in tho home Of the brides
Iarents a. Salem, y. j. The house was
banked with fragrant lowers and light
ed candies. and tho drawing room.
where the ceremony WAS performed by
the Rev. William T.. Davis, Of Camden
was hung with = delicate drapcry OF
white clcatat's aud pink blossoms. The
improNised altar was decorated in
whit" cieina,is. and pink and white
astcrs we're used throughout the cntir.
lower floor. The wedding music was
rendered 10y n harpist and violinist
The bride descended the stairway on
the arm Of her father. who gave her
in marriage. She wore a lovely we'd
ding gown OF white creme meteor fin
ished with duchess and rose point lace
and her long Veil Of illusion was ar
ranged with orange blossoms Her
bouquet was a shower OF Bride roses
and lilies Of the valley. The brides
sister, Miss Marion Green, who was
maid OF honor. was gowned in cream
coiored lace, made over a petttcoat Of
pale pink SILK. and carried an armfu!
az pink roses NJ Estes Cooke. OF Iiol-
ling College. attended his brothey-in-
las n best man.
\ reception followed the ceremony.
after which Mn. aud Mrs Wilson left
for Northern wedding Journey. some
Of the guests from Il distance attend
ing the ceremony were Harry II. Green
~ Montreal. Canada: Mrs. David w.
Green, Of Philadelphia; Mr. ana Mrs
& u. Sayre, &c Philadelphia: Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayden Gcycr. or Lancnstcr: ~
York ana Z. u. Chapman. OF Chapman
y. v. Mr.. and Mrs ~. l.. Glasgow, Of
Eichmond Miss Itcna Williams and j.
II. Williams. OF Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs
NJ, Estes Cooke, OF Holllns College
ana Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ cokscy. Of Ealti-
more
Entcrtnin nj lion Air.
one OF the most interesting and de-
lEhtiul functions OF this week was the
supper ara dance given by AIR. and
Mrs. T. NJ. Kcnneriy NJ the Bon Air
Inn. Bon Air. on Monday evening
Decorations everywhere were in autumn
leaves aud wild flowers. interspersed
With exquisite roses and hydranGcas
Eecciviug with Mrs. Kennerly on this
occasion were Mrs. iiarton III. Cameron.
AIRS. Il. G. Laird. Mrs. l.. q. Burruss
ana Miss Carrie Moore. The orchestra.
screened Ivy palms and ferns was ar
ranged 1T one end OF the wide vera nda
and the tables. scattered everywhere
over the lawn. al which supper was
served, were decorated in centrcpicccS
Of wntcrmclons and grapes. Gay
coIorcd Japanese lanterns were strung
from one end Of the lawn to the other.
and the porches We're lighted with tho
same effective lights and candles.
About l2J guests were entertained,
and the ballroom. whore tho dancing
took place. was banked with autumn
flowers and eycrgrcens. Those taking
part In the dancing included those at
the Inn, who have been learning the
now dances under Vernon Wells, OF
New York. Alr. Wells Will also have
charge Of the weekly dances at tho
! bon Air Inn each Saturday evening.
! There viii be classes there every Tues
day and Saturday evening. followed by
dansan', 10 which all Mr.. and Mrs.
* enncrlcy's friends In EichmoLd and
Bon Air arc invited.
Among the guests present Monday
night were McsdamcS J. Amber John
son, a. g. Kirkland, Barton Cameron