The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13
SOCIAL. EVENTS AND
PERSONAL MENTION

day night at $50 o'clock in st. Georges
Episcopal Church. Rev. j. j. Lunier, d.
D.. being the cclcbrant. The church,
which was decorated in palms. white
roses and Southern smilax. was
thronCcd with guests from ali over the
state The bride. wearing a lovely
rose point lace. entered with her
brother. H. Lewis Wallace, WHO gave
her away. Her tullc Vcilc was caught
with sprays Of orange blossoms. and
valley. Mrs. Robert Knox. wife OF
Captain Knox, Of the United Statcs
Army. WAS matron OF honor. Her
costume Of cream lace over shcll pink
chiffon with trimmings of blue, was
completed by a Large bouquet of pink
roses There were four bridesmaids
dressed I'm charming frocks of pink
talfrta ana chiffon. and they carried
large punches of pink roses. similar to
thos" Of the nIatrou OF honor. They
included Misses Ndclirc Carter liar-
rison. Flora Randolph Mason. Josephine
lialris Maddox ana May McI.auchlin
Carmichael The groum'S brother. Dr
Z. MHSou Smith. acted as best man.
and The four uShers were Lieutenant
j. Harrison bcsSoZ. United states Navy;
Lieutenant Guy l.. Baker. United states
Navy; Lieutenant Robert NJ. Goodrich
United states Army. ana Lieutenant
sydney Smith Lee. United States Ma
rincS. y large reception followed the
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left an hour later for Il Western trip
after which they viii be at home at
the United States Naval Academy. An
nHpoliS. Md. The bride is The dauuh-
ter of Mrs. IloWsou Hoe Wallace. of
Fred"tiCk sbure, and a direct dcscend-
amt Of John Wallace, az "Richardton.
afterwards of E.ldcrsii". Scotland. who
was brother OF the great Scotch ,
patriot. Sir William Wallace. ON her
maternal side she is a great grand
Ian IN ts, Of 10. 81, I
sister oJ General George Washington.
and she j. also closely related to the
titzhushs. GordrTs and other Virginia
families OF distinguished ancestry.
Lieutenant Smith is the son of Mrs
T.. j. smith also OF l'rcdericks burg, and
is equally prominent. being Il great
grandson of Thomas jefferson and
closely related 10 the Randolph fam
lily. of Albenarle. Among the guests
from a distance who attended the we'd
ding were Mrs. Hcnry Byrd Lewis
Dainuern"ld Lewis. Armistead Lewis.
Nh. and Mrs. Anard Smith, Misses
smith Miss Minnie Smith. DR., and
Mrs. Collins Miss Collins. Miss RAN
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wallace, i. Cor
don Wallace. Maxwell. Wallace. all Of
Richmond: Miss Virginia Dickens, Lieu
tenant sydney Smith Lee. Licutcnant
DesseH aud Miss Carmichael.
Vitrr-Wcn,cr.
ON Wednesday evening AZ $40 O'clock
, al their residence. Mr. and Mrs T.. u
Weaver @aNc in marriage their dau.h-
ter. Mildred palai to Charles Bishop
ltfer of Parsons. w Va. Each room
had it's individual color scheme The
reception hall was decorated in golden
rod and clematis. while ported plants
and red flowers were used in the Ii
! brarN where the guests were served
punch and viewed the gifts sent by
friends In the dining room mink
flowers and pink Malinc were used. the
wedding cake having its place in the
centre OF the table.
The darwinr room, where the ccrc-
morN was performed. was decorated in
/ green and white, bank OF plants
/ forming q background for the wedding
I party Extending from the mantle he
Nond the potted plants to the chandelier
was a canopy OF clcmatis vines. lust
before the ceremony the wedding hymn,
30 Perfect Love was sung by the
brides aunt, Mrs. Clara Nicholas. Of
Pen Laird who was handsomely gowrcd
in lavender chiffon over crepe lie chine.
TO the strains of the Wedding March
from "i.ohcngrin," rendered by Miss
Byrd Wartman, OF Florida. Misses
Louise and Trma Weaver, Of Luray.
wearing white lingerie fruCksA entered
carrying the white ribbons which
formed an aisle for the wedding party.
Little Harold Weaver. brother of the
I
to Rev. Mr. York. who performed
The ceremony. The groom entered with
his best man. J.. Il. Weaver. of Roa-
nokc. The two bridesmaids were
Miss Bertha Coleman. who was rowncd
IN cell blue crepe dc chine. with creme
chiffon oVcrdrcss jcwclcd trimmings
ana pink rose buds. and Miss Della
Lee Weaver. who wore :; gown of cell
blue brocadc, trimmed with real lace
Thcy carried showed bouquets Of pink
La France roses tied with pink chif
ion. Following these came Miss Ellie
y. Weaver. sister OF the bride. gowI eel
ma shell pink brocadc satin, viii.
/, shadow lace ovcrtircSs. and trimmed
with chiffon ana beads. She carried :,
shower bouquet OF LA France roses ant
ferns caught with pink chiffon. Little
virginia i'attic WAS flower girl and
scattered rose petals, making 1t path
Tor The bride, who entered on ,hc
ARIA OF her father The bride wore a
Gown of charmcusc with chiffon and
pearl trimmings Her tullc Veil WAS
caught with orange blossoms. ana She
carried shower bouquet Of Bride
/ roses. The only JcwclrY worn by the
/ bride was a handsome platinum lava
/ Tier. set with diamonds and pearls
/ the E!ft nf the groom
immediately following the ceremony
/ a reception WAS held The brides 20
( ing away gown was becoming suit
/ "i blue wool crepe. Mr.. aud Mrs, pifcr
lert for Northern and Eastern cities.
They viii make their home 1T Parsons,
". Va,
Among tho ou,-of-town guests pres
'nt at the wedding were: Miss Bertha
'olc'nau Mrs. fora dc Vaughan. Mrs
Charles y Lowe. Of WASHINGTON: MIR
anu Mrs Prentice Weaver. OF Island
Ford Nj ana Mrs T.. l.. Lambert. Of
NcGahcysNill, Miss Della Lee Weaver
/ OF Texas. Aliss Byrd Wartman. of
FIori'i3; Misses lrma ana Louise Wcav-
cr. OF Lurav. Mrs. clara Nicholas. OF
rem Laird, and ). t. Weaver, of Koa-
uo'te
EngnGcmrnt Announced.
MIR and Mrs. Il: T. Marshall au-
nouucc tho engagement ana approach
inv marriage OF their daughter. Ger
uudc Harrison. to Harmon Williams.
81 l'arb"ursNillc. The wedding viii
tax" nlacc In the month OF October
Returned IL ItichnUnd
Miss ilorenc" DanscN has returned
To- the city, after studying music in
New York under Ernest Iutcicrson.
Of E"rln Miss banseA vill hc at home