The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-03

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were me; by Colonel Waite and hi
relatives from Culpeper. The mar
rtnge was yerv quiet on account OF tn
father OF the groom.
Coionei waite is Of an old Virgins
family. being the youngest son of tn
late Major Charles Waite. of Culpeper
and the grandson of the late Henr,
Miller, of Fleetwood" Brandy Sta
tlon. He has served both ex-Gov
ernors Swanson and Mann as mem
Der Of their executive stan durinl
+ the administration.
Colonel Waite and his bride lief
I Charlottesville at noon for an extend
ed Southern tour. returning July ls
after which they viii he at home al
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AIR = W heek. Jr.s VINO mas Just
returned from Yale, Is entertaining
oVe~ the Fourth at small house
party al his nome on Park Avenue
The guests include MIR. Porter Guest,
formerly of this city, but now OF
Washington, and Mr., II. Church, also
OF Washington.
Miss Montgomery Attends Dance.
Among those dancing at the Will
lcughby Beach Hotel Wtlloughhy
/ Beach. Wednesday evening were MIR.
and Mrs william Petty Dickson
Misses Elizabeth Montgomery, OF
Richmond. Virginia Browne. Anne
Josephine Wrenn. Anna McCarrick,
/ Mildred Hemmmingway, Adalaid
j Morris, Katherine Tucker. Virginia
I Hughes, Elizabeth Bull, Lydia Taylor
! Ethel Ttlton and Matte Lamb. all OF
Norfolk: Messrs. Julian Osbourne
Richard Wrenn, Allen Emerson, John
J Frances {. walton. Saunders Wright.
owen Vaughn. Gillette Edwards. Ju-
! lien Peake, Cecil Hall, Cox Webb, 4.
! J. Davis. Washington Taylor Philip
I Cawthorne. John Wilkes. Phillip
! Taliaferro Bruce Etheridge. of Nor
( folk and Haines. Of New York
/ Quiet Wedding.
| a quiet but pretty wedding was Gel.
ebrated in the First PRESBYTERIAN
/ Church on last Tuesday evening wner
/ Miss Alice Elizabeth Boltz was mar.
I ried To Paul Hugo Bluethgen, both
of this city.
! The ushers, w. Saunders, w. vii.
/ liams, j. Williams. l.. Scott. L. Cole
and l.. Bondurant were the first oi
! the bridal party TO enter. and were
! followed by the four bridesmaids
Misses Ethel Cole Mildred Bondu.
rant, Elise Goepfarth and Bessie Scott
All of the bridesmaids. as did thu
maid OF honor. Miss Elise Duesberry
wore dainty white dresses, and carried
/ arm bouquets Of white carnation!
/ and ferns. The brides gown was o
| crepe de chine, and her flowers ,
shower bouquet of lilies and Bride
roses. The groom was attended b,
his twin brother Ernest f. Blueth
gen. as best man
Immediately following the ceremon,
a reception was given In the home o
the bride.
Richmonders Entertained
Last Thursday night 1.-THE Misse,
! Palmore, OF the Mineral Hotel gave ,
card party In honor of Mrs. John
son, and Mrs Siere, of Richmon i
who are visiting DR.. and Mrs. r. NJ
billiard. at the Mines, In Louisa G0ur
~ The affair was a charming on
, in every detail
Salc--puItz.
An interesting nuptial event wa
solemnized Wednesday morning at /
O'Clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
r \. Puitz near Lexington. whel
their daughter. Miss ZaiIe Bell
Puitz, was united in marriage witt
Mr.. John TempIeton Sale, Jr.. o
aFirfield The brides pastor. Rev
F. r. Jones. of Timber Ridge Church
| was the officiating minister the rim
service being used. Mrs. Wilson +
| Harrison of Lexington played the wei
ding music The decorations wer
daises and evergreens forming a pyra
| mid
| The bride wore wedding gov
| of white crepe de chine and carrie
| Brides roses Her veil of illusIo
was caught with white rosebuds. He
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