The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-15
rilliant Wedding
In Home of Bride
Z RICHARD cARDwELL TAYLOR
AND MISS MARY SPRIN-
kEl. WE'D,

Il INK 1T s O'Clock ln the nome eci JuoSt
u ana Mrs David {. Richardson @ol@
1tenumsnt avenue, when their daHsh-
( taf. Miss Anne Louise Richardson. be
4 eAtnA the bride of Mi Henry II, George
1II. son OF Mr. and Mrs Henry IL
42Aorre Jr also OF this city, the Rev
q waiter Rmsses Bowie, Of 81. Paul
&eniscopal church, assisted by Rev H.
~ G. Maclachian. Of the seventh Stree
& christian church. officiating a strinSed
( sttchestra screened Behind palms plan ed
The wedding march and Meditation
FROM That's during the ceremony. she
AouAe WINS beautifully decorated Tor
| Nhe occasion In palms, snilax and many
Il kmrninx tapers The parlor WAS dee
Aratea ia white chfgsanthemurns.
\ against background of green An
III altar formed cf white chrE aautte-
u mums, ssuila.. palms and tall cathedral
candles was erected in one end Of the
parlcr where the ceremony was per
2Ormed American Beauty roses 2hd
palms were used To decorate the Hora-
N and hall, while tire dining room
Nhs decorated In Killarney roses, sad
draper OF smllax hung from IN
doorways and windows. An aisle
Through which the bridal party passed
q ~ the altar. was Formed or hHge
B wicker stands topped with baskets of
pink roses tied with tHlle- reeep-
tf0n followed the ceremony, "a color
4 nrhcme OF pink being carried ont IN
I All OF the refreshments The table IN
the dining room WAS decorated win
/ the brides cake al one end and a large
Y basket OF spun caney filled with crys-
talfxed fruit Mt the other end.
The bride entered with her father,
( M mhoss, she was given in marriage,
Her gown was an exquisite creation
/ Fashioned of softest ivory satin, with
Il bodice and cape effect OF real lace.
Her long veil of Illusion was caught
with orange blossoms. and her oniy
= ernNment was a diamond pin, the Eift
q ss,f s4lA groom. She carried a show er
1 6ououet OF lilies Of the valley ana
0Arseneas The mHjd of ttoftes ~ sss
& Norma Bonner OF Waco Tex. was
xOwned In pink charmeu%e, with over
h dress az silver and pink pearls. She
i carried French bouquet OF pink roses
/ The bridesmaids were Misses Eison
Barnes. OF jackson vile, fla Ellen
Jenkfns and Lucille Massey 81 inns
city they wore quaint costumes made
ar yufries OF pink tullc with wide silver
rirfsl4s and carried hats filled with
y KglJarney roses and lilies Of the val
lew MIR G Gray Garland. Of Rich
a sslfssd acted best man, ana me
4 grDosusgnen we're. Messrs. T., W. Safp ID
ME. Franz 6 Lont5on, l. c. Homb~
ley, OF salisbury. n. G. Albert Fluhah.
or New York city George Davidson. ~
tshfeago. ia, end r. r. hnrnett"' OK
wlsltaeye. n. C.
Mari euf-of-town guests from VIZ
4 rir5a and other states attended the
5 eevarneay end reception, which was a
hrsriani AFFAIR IN ezecS detail. and OF
Widespread interest throughout Nir-
gffsia
NJ. ana Ara Georee III. left late
In she eveufur fc7 q Northeri wedding
tourney. ana will he vt home q " hit
rcw. n C. SITTER November Is.
si.a.or~ snte:trancd.
Mans handsome functions are being
Il given for fhe visiting bankers and
their wives attending the conFentlnn
Yesterday n t,f-1t.4teea aSaa- e4Ncn
for them al the Country Club Of VII
rinia, which was onf ~ the handsom
est things Of its Kind ever given AZ me
club The entire club was beautifully
decorated in palms, ferns and chrysan
fhemuras, and a delicious buffet lunch
con was served at $50 O'clock A brill
liant throng OF guests filed the city
auditorium last evening for the concert
given by Alma Gluck, Scotti and Zim-
D baiist The stage WAS decorated with
& palms. flags and bunting, ard the beau
TRULY gowned women which filled the
u auditorium. lent a brilltancy TO the oc-
casion Many distinguished men and
women from all over the country were
4 noted at this concert and number oi
lnformai supper parties followed AZ
the clubs for the visitors and the ar
tlsts.
Invitations Issued.
M~s William Everett Manor has 49,
aued Invitations for the marriage or hef
daughter. shirley Lee. to Mr.. Thomas
Edward sebren. Jr,, on the evening o'
Eatursfay. October 81, at o'clock, In
she Methodist Episcopal church har-
risonburg.
The wedding is az murh Interest 10
society here where the bride elect
forrnerly lived and has many friends
and relatives. Miss Manor YVES re
gently the guest Of her aunt. Mrs G.
II Iyrner. OF f5Hs Grove avenue, this
/ city.
For Miss kfnsoiving.
SAYS the Baltimore sun;
'.Quite a number of the debutantes
were guests at a luncheon given We'd
nesday by Mrs. william CabeN Bruce
III her summer residence nj Ruxton.
N honor Of Mr. Bruce's niece. Miss
Mary Bruce Kinsoiving. the aebutante
daughter OF the Rev, Arthur r. Kin
aoiying and Mrs. Kinsolving The
guests included Miss Mary Gushing
Wnliams. Miss Helen Bullock Clark.
III 141HE EMILY t7stitNgS MeFfSfuAHt MILES,
3 karah Robinson Macgiil, Miss CAROLYN
V M McCay, Miss lucy Dawson, Miss
Wallis warfeia. Miss Achsah r. Petre
4 Miss Joanna l.. Lloyd. Miss Doris Field
Ing Reid, Miss Augusta Eareckson and
Miss Frances Key MURRAY Bowdoin
s Taylor---Sprinkle.
Al wedding of much interest TO So
cfety In Richmond and throughout the
\ state took place last evening at
w clock in Emmanuel Episcopal
church. Harrisonhurg, Va, when Miss
Mary Gillespie Sprinkei daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Gillespie
{5prfnkel, became the bride Of Mr.
Z Richard Cardwell Taylor, son Of the
h late Keith Taylor and Mrs, Tailor, and
b Rrnndson Of Judge r. Cardwell, Of the
Y Dupreme court OF Virginia. The cere-
l a30ny was performed by the Rev, Dali
Il ~ Al Tucker, OF Charlestown, w. Va.
Tbs church was decorated in yellow
8ehrgnanthemums, palms and cathedral
candles, and the home of the bride,
where the reception was given after
N mo ceremony, WAS decorated in golden
x1OF roses and smilax.
The brides dress was Of white satin
Is With silk net tunic. edged with pearls
q nnd point de venise lace. Her long
xeti Of tulle was caught with orange
q Blossoms, and She carried a shower
r2~sAasz ~nuaa ava Hfs.a RI.