The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-25

O'Clock. in the home of the bride. 152
Grove Avenue.
The ceremony, which will be wit
messed by only the immediate famt-
lies and a few intimate friends. will
be followed by q reception
Mr.. Brown and his bride will be
at home after December /. at 4l2
North LON hardy Street, Richmond.
Mrs Nellie NJ. Robinson has issued
invitations to the marriage of her
daughter, Susie Rowe. to Lieutenant
Joseph Fulton Ware. L. s. A. 10 take
place on Thursday. October 90. at
1890 o'clock. Presbyterian Church.
Blacksburg. Va. Miss Robinson Is
prominently connected throughout
Virginia. Lieutenant Ware is now
lattsburg, n. Y.
Interesting Wedding.
marriage of the greatest interes.
In Richmond took place Tuesday
morning, October 20. In Washingf on,
when Miss Matte Allen Gregory.
daughter of DIR. Deucalion Gregory.
Of King William County. became the
wife OF James T. Patterson formerly
of this city, now OF New Kent Coun-
ty. Mr.. Patterson Is brother OF r.
A. Patterson. Archie w. Patterson
and 81. c. Patterson. ali OF Richmond.
Those accompanying the couple to
Washington were Mrs. Deucalion
Gregory. the brides mother; Misses
Sallie Penn and Barbara Gregory.
eistcrs OF the bride: LAtane Gregory,
brother OF the bride: Miss Waller
Gregory. OF Richmond. COUSIN Il the
bride: A. w. Patterson. Archie Pat
terson and william Night, all OF Rich
mond, and Oscar Underwood, IT.. who
met them In Washington. Mr., and
Mrs Patterson left On an early train
for New York and other cities. They
will be at home after November Is
at Poplar Grove" New Kent County.
6clatcr-Butler.
Miss Ann Crawlcy Butler. daughter
OF Mr.. and MIRA Robert Emmett But
Ter, of Drewry's Bluff. was married
Wednesday evening at $50 O'Clock
Werter Sclater. of Scottsville. The
pariors were decorated in autumn
leaves and goldenrod. Rev. McDan-
lei Rucker, OF the Methodist Church,
South, performed the ceremony The
bride wore q travelling suit Of green
cloth, and carried shower bouquet
OF lilies OF the valley. Her sister.
Miss Nellie Butler, was the brides
only attendant. She was attired in .
white lace gown, and carried Golden
Cato roses. r. Zeidcr 6clater, BROTH
er of the groom. was best man. Be-
fore the bridal party entered Walter
N. Perduc softly played Believe Me,
II AN Those Endearing Young
Charms." and tho wedding march ~
the bridal party entered.
Immediately after the ceremony Z
buffet supper was served, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Sclater left for Wash
ington and other points.
A reception was given Tuesday eve
ming In honor OF the bride and Groom
at the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Butler.
Decorations were In goldenrod and
autumn leaves, and 4 color achanns Of
yellow and white was effectively oar
ried out In the dining-room. Tho
brides table was decorated In dAliliAs
and white tulle, Re<-eshments were
served by Misses Mary Andrews. Fan
ME Hwineford and 0raca Butler.
Those from q distance weYei Mn.
william Babooek. OF Washingtoans
Miss Mary Butler Of Mathews Coun-
ty; r. Zelda 6clater, OF Cartersville.
and n r. sciater, Of 6cottsviiis.
Andr0Vvs-OO0kc,
One of the most brilliant Weddingn
az the TALL ssasop took Plaza Wednes-
day evening 1t the First Presbyterian
ChupcA. NQrf0lh, whsn Ma0 JeeA
Curry Cooke only daughter C4 Mr..
and Mn. william N0sAe0Ai Cooke.
hscnIna the hr&da Of DR., Charles IaHes
Androws, rho church Mas olabotAte-
II M With pnlyn
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