The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-12

Miss Margaret Stoltz, sister eff the
bride. and Miss Grace Lynch Mckee,
acted as maids Of honor They both
were gowned alike in dainty French
costumes of nile green crepe meteor,
trimmed in princess lace and tiny pink
roschuds. and carried shower bouquets
Of Killarney roses ana lilieS of the
valley.
Little MISC Lula May Wilson was
flower girl and wore dainty white
froek and carried a French basket
with pink rose petals and tied with
butterfly bowe Of pink guaze ribbon
Little Miss Anna Eliza Mckee was
rinrbearcr and carried the ring Ia
white rosebud. Mr. Roy Slifer, Of
Cincinnati. acted as best man, while
the ushers included; Mcssrs. Macon
Ware. Charles Gresham, John Humid
lev Hoskins all of this city; and DR.,
Warner Lewis, Of Minor, Va and Dr.
Stuart McBryde, or Belfast, Ga, The
bridal party entered to the strain OF
T.onengrin's wedding March played
by Professor Reese, with violin
obligato by Clenroyd stem, 'rhe
Rosary was rendered as q violin solo
during the ceremony and Mendels-
sohn's wedding march and played as
the occasional
A large reception followed the cero-
mony. after which DR. Bagby and his
bride left for their future home in
pocahontas Among those attending
the wedding from distance We're; :
Miss Carrie Hatcher Dudley, Of
Martinsville; Miss Marie Stoitz. Of
Evansville. Ind Mrs. J. Wesley Ames.
Of Norfolk; Miss Anita Grove, Of
Luray: Mr.. and Mrs. VI. a. Long. Of
/ Idnville; Miss Annie Miller. Of Nor
/ folk: Dr. and Mrs. Herman Tarter,
I Chilhoufe: Captain and Mrs a. +,
y no, Afra 7
Robins, of Tappahanrock Miss jamie
I Robins. of Tappa hammock: Miss JAMIE
/ Tagby Of West Point: Rev. Edwin
7 raghy. Of Baltimore; Rev. Richard
( Bagby, of Wilson, n. G.; Miss Martha
I Hughes. of Ashland. Mr.. Roy Slffer
Of CincInnati DIR. Stuart McBryde. Of
! belfast. Ga and Or Warner Lewis.
l9f Minor, Va.
Alumuae Benefit.
The Randolph Macon Woman's col
8 1ege alumnae Of this city Will give q
. benefit performance al the Little
Thcater on Friday The program viii
include tine Prisoner Of Ienaa," by
Hackett. and splendid music. Ran
/ dolph- Macon girls will sell candy.
programs and confecfioncries through
the audience AS we'll as ushets, for
! the event The entertainment jig for
the benefit of the Students building
which is 20 be erected nm the rafn9us
If Randolph Macon Womans COLLEGE
in memory Of the late DIR. W. W.
Smith.
Suffrage play.
/ Society is deeply interested IN the
suffrage play entitled "tIow the Vote
Was Won" which will be given Tues
day evening. February 17the at $40
O'Clock in the auditorium Of the LET
4 ferScn hotel IT is an attractive
comedy ard those taiang part are
MISSES Teahy, Jew J6NS0n. Satter-
field. Eliza beth. Vim, Ruth Garnet,
/ Elizabeth Montgomery Mary Harris;
Messrs Russell Kuhn and Waiter
street An orchestra viii play FOR
dancing Immediately following the
} performance and refreshments viii he
served, Some M tf1e most prominent
women In town are acting as
patronesses for the affair
Prfddy---Niidhorc.
ST. Andrews Protestant Episcopal
church was the scene of a pretty wed
ding yesterday morning AZ o'cfueiN
when Miss Anna n. Wildbore dauhh-.
ter Of Mrs. Sarah Wldb0re, became
!. The bride Of Mr., Ira II. l,riadg. SOP as
Mr. and Mrs j. Il. Pridd5, of this