The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-15
RECEPTION FOLLOWS
PRETTY HOME WEDDING
Henry II. George. ILL.,, Claims AIiss Anne
Louise Richardson as
Ills Bride.

Quantities of lovely flowers, against
a background of trailing vines and
cathedral candles decorated the home
of Judge and Mrs. David c. Richardson.
2ol3 Monument Avenue, last evening at
o'clock for the marriage Of their
daughter, Anne Louise. to Henry H.
George. III, son OF Mr.. and Mrs H II.
George. Jr. also Of Richmond. The
ceremony was performed by Rev W.
Russell Bowie. D. d. rector of St.
the Rev. II. d. C.. Maclachlan. D. d,
OF the Seventh Street Christian Church
The house was banked with flowers
and lighted candles and an altar was
formed in the bay window of the draw
groom for the ceremony. A screen
OF white chrysanthemums and smilaX
and many burning tapers decorated the
altar, and the mantels were banked
With ferns. American Beauty roses
decorated the library and halls, and
the dining.room was arranged with
pink blossoms. The table was set
with bis pink satin hat filed with
Killarney roses, and showers OF pink
buds fell from the chandelier
The wedding party came down the
broad stairway and entered the draw
ins-room through an aisle formed of
white wicker stands, topped by bas-
kets Of pink roses. etch stand being
connected with loops OF smilax- and
pink flowers. a stringed orchestra.
screened by palms and bay trees rem
dered musical program while the
guests were assembling. and Media
ton was played softly during the
service.
The brides wedding dress was Gre
alton of ivory, with a bodice and
cape effect of real lace. and her tullc
ven. fastened with orange blossoms,
fell to the hem of the long train. She
carried q, shower bouquet of lilies of
the valley and gardenias, and her only
ornament was diamond brooch, the
gift of the groom. Judge Richardson
gave his daughter away They We're
met at the altar by the groom and his
best man, G. Gray Garland. Miss Norma
Bonner, of Waco Tex, who was maid of
honor, wore n lovely gown of pink
.charmeuse. made with an overdress Of
silver lace and pink pearls. and carried
French bouquet of pink roses.
Tho bridesmaids included Misses
Elson Barnes. OF Jacksonville, ILL.,, and
Ellen Jenkins and Lucille Massey. of
Richmond. They wore quaint costumes
of pink silk, with ruff1es of pink tulle
and silver girdles, and their bou-
duets were hat showers OF Killarney
roses and lilies of the valley. The at
tendants wore vanity bracelets. the
gifts of the bride. Little Dorothy Yer
non Wetzel, who was flower girl, scat
tered pink rose petals before the bride
She wore lace frock with pink
sash. The groomsmen were: T.. H..
Sample, Frand G. Louthan, l.. c. Il.
Hambley, of Salisbury. n. c.. Albert
Gilman, of New York City, Gorge Da-
wilson, OF Chicago, and F. r. Eurnette.
of Whitney, N. G.
a large reception, TO which n number
OF extra guests were invited, was held
Immediately after the ceremony On the
table. with the brides cake at one end,
was basket OF spun candy filled with
bonbons and crystallized fruit. Mr.. and
Mrs. George left later for an extended
honeymoon In the North. and on their
return, November 10, Will be at home in
Whitney, N. c..
A great many out.of-town guests
were in. Richmond for the ceremony.
Waiting Here. VI
Miss Josephine Pinckncy. OF Charles
ton. s.. c., is the guest Of her cousin,
Miss Camilla Scott Wexford, at her
home, on Cathedral Place. Miss pinck-
ney made hcrsdebut in Richmond and