The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-05

/ "Berceuse' from Jocelyn. Following
/ this Miss Kate Johnson, of the Mere
/ dith College faculty, sang Shuberts ex-
/ ouisite Serenade with violin accom-
/ paniment.
| The decorations OF palms and long
I leaf pine were so effectively arranged
that they lowered from the pulpit
platform to the organ loft. making a
pretty frame for the musicians. Hid
den among the green was bunch OF
great white chrysanthemums.
j At the first notes Of the Bridal
Chorus from Lohengrjn the brides
father. DR.. T. ". Ivey. editor OF the
Nashville Christian Advocate. took his
place on the pulpit platform to await
the bridal party. The ushers, Messrs
Theodore Webb, Morehead City; Fred
Bynum. Pittsboro; VIII Wyatt and Or,
s T.. Norris. Raleigh. n. c.. entered
In couples from the center aisle. alter
mating with the little flower girl and
ringhearer. Misses Landrum and Edith
Norris Miss 1andrum wore II dainty
white lingerie drcss with yellow sash
and hair ribbon and carried basket
allied with yellow chrysanthemums.
Little Miss Edith, all In white, carried
the ring in a great white chrysanthe-
mum.
Preceding the bride was her sister.
Miss Margaret ivey. as maid of hon
or Her dress was of white satin
draped with chiffon cloth. She car
ried an armful Of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The groom entered from the
side door of the church with his
brother, Mr. Charlie Davis, of Beau
fort. and awaited the bride at the
altar.
The bride was attended by her
brother. Mr.. Neal Ivey, who gave her
away. She was beautiful in her we'd
ding gown of white Duchess satin.
with its drapery OF princess lace and
court train. The wedding vel! was
held in place by sprays OF orange
blossoms and lilies of the valley. The
bridal bouquet was Of lilies of the
valley and orchids.
Owing to the illness OF the brides
sister Mrs s. +. Norris. who was to
have been dame of honor. the invita-
lions TO the reception were recalled.
The bride and groom left for Rich
mond, where they attended the we'd
ding on Thursday of the brides broth
er. Mr.. Neal Ivey. and Miss Lucille
/ Nelson.
Virginia Girl 10 Visit in Baltimore.
Miss Powell BSrd, OF Gloucester
County. Virginia. viii arrive shortly
to be the guest Of Miss Helen Chase
Woods, at the residence on Park Az
enue, in baltimore, OF her parents. DIR.
and Mrs. Hiram Woods. Jr.
Benefit at Grayce Scott Colonial.
ON Monday night all society will
go to the Grayce Scott Colonial The
hter to witness the opening perform
ance of that most delightful play, The
Girl From Out Yonder," which IL to be
presented by Miss Grayce Scott and
her company under the able direction
of Mr.. Dewitt Newing for the benefit
OF the Sheitering Arms Free Hospital.
This is an entirely voluntary affair on
the part OF Miss Scott and Mr. New
Ing, they having requested the privil-
eye OF assisting In 50 worthy a charity
aud for their part are only asking that
the necessary expenses of the house be
covered Tickets may be secured In
the usual way, and the audience will
be particularly interesting one, ali
the boxes having been taken. Some
Of those who will be seen occupying
them are Mrs, Frederick William
Scott. Miss Effie Branch, Mrs. Arthur
Glasgow. Miss Phronie Pegram, Mrs.
J. Scott Parrish. Miss Frances b. Scott,
Mrs. Warner Moore, Mrs. A. l. Nc
Laren. MIR. and Mrs. +. w. Grice the
Misses Mildred and Virginia Grice,
Mrs. W. c. Champ. Mrs Charles Lee.
Mrs. Landerkin, Miss Helen Stevens,
Mrs. James Smyth, Miss Mary Moul-
ton. Mrs. Thomas Smythe and great
many other wel-known people will be
noticed in the orchestra.
Weddings To-day.
The wedding OF Miss Elsie Wright.
daughter of Mrs. Edwin Powell
/ Wright and the late DR.. Edwin Powell
Wright. TO DIR. Charles Brown Pear
son. Of Pittsylvania County. will be
celebrated today at the Grace street
: Presbyterian Church. On account of
mourning in the brides family the
ceremony will be very quiet one.
only the two families and intimate
friends attending,
In the Court Street Baptist Church
In Portsmouth. today. Mrs. Julian
Boush Trant will give her daughter,
Charlotte Brooke, in marriage to VIII
liam Sterling Roulhac. No Invitations
have been issued
OF Interest Here.
The marriage OF Miss Doris Haywood
and DIR. Howard Hume took place yes
terday afternoon at the Church of the
Covenant In Washington. at 4 o'clock.
Miss Haywood In the daughter of Mrs.
William Haywood and a Eranddaugh-
ter of the late jeremiah Wilson. a dis
ltinptiahed lawyer and notable figure
in Washington during the last gen
Grafton. Hume IL SON OF Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Hume.
The ceremony, which was performed
by the Rev. Charles Wood. pastor Of
the Church of the Covenant. Was fol-