The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27

of Richmond, with Cadet C. c.
Chaplin. of Richmond; Miss Laura
Nelson. of Richmond, with Cadet s.
p. Mitchell, of Petersburg; Miss
Gladys Enrich. Baltimore, with Cadet
c. 81. Thomas. Baltimore: Miss Sarah
Zea, Strasburg, with Cadet F. f.
Zea. Strasburg; Miss Mercer Talia-
ferro, Baltimore. with Cadet NJ. Fl.
Christian, Keswick: Miss Catherine
Hart, Roanoke, with Cadet r. -.
Moore, Chesterfield. s. c.: Miss Mar
garet b. Conday, Danville, with Cadet
b, j. Millner, Danville; Miss Blanche
Cole, Richmond, with Cadet c. c.,
Vaughan, 3rd, Franklin; Miss Car
nelia S. Taylor. Winston Salem, N. c.,
with Cadet w. M. Whittle, Martins
vile; Miss Jennie Snead, Clifton
Forge. with Cadet B. d. Ayres, Ac.
comac; Miss Fair Searson, Raphinc,
with Cadet o. l.. Mccormick, Ra-
phine: Miss Virginia Pitts. Scottsville,
with Cadet Lindsay Pitts, Scottsville:
Miss Virginia Moore, Lexington, with
Cadet V. r. Gillespie, Tazewell: Miss
Kathryn Paxton, Buena Visa. with
Cadet j, A. b. billiard, Fredericks-
burg; Miss Laura Ward Wise, Staun-
Newport News; Miss Alice Evelyn
Burks, Compton Bridge. with Cadet
J. J, Burks, Compton Bridge; Miss
Natalie West Berry. Graham, N c.,
with Cadet Nimmo Old, Jr., Norfolk;
Miss Elsie Curtes. Lee Hall. with
Cadet w. p. Leggett, Plainfield, n. j.;
Miss Virginia r. Mason. Hampton,
with Cadet C. J. Collins, Tampa. Fla,
Miss Louise Little Kimball. Pitts
burgh, with Cadet H. A. DeButts
Delaplane: Miss Margaret Shaner.
Charleston, w. Va. with Cadet Will
liam Lohmeyer. Charleston, w. Va:
Miss Barbara Allen Spencer. Danvfiie,
with Cadet Charles S. Xix, Jr., Nor
folk; Miss Helen E. Gustaveson. Nor
folk, with Cadet j. L. Hyland, Vicks-
burg, Miss; Miss Christine volks.
Norfolk, with Cadet J. w. Gustave-
son. Norfolk: Miss Adele Geldea, Ca
louisville, Md. with Cadet G. Karow.
Miss Helen Money, Camp
bell, Va. with Cadet III. NJ. Read,
Washington. d. c.; Miss Katharine
Jones. Petersburg, with Cadet r. Fl.
Warren, Jr., Albany. Ga; and Mss
Mary Spencer, Petersburg. with Cadet
s. c. Cumming, Hampton.
Miss Williams WEEDS,
One of the most interesting out
of-town weddings of the summer took
place on Wednesday in old st. Paurs
Church, in Baltimore. when Miss
Sara Bell williams. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. william s. g. Williams. be-
came the bride of Mr.. Gilbert Lout-
trelle Lucas, also of that city. The
ceremony was performed at Z o'clock
by the Rev. DIR. Arthur B. kinsolving,
rector OF the church, In the presence
of large and fashionable assemblage.
A reception followed at the town
house of the Wiiliamses, TOT ST. Paul
Street.
The church was decorated with
palms and peonies. and the chancei
was lightetts with candies and banked
with white lilies and green foliage.
The house decorations we're of white
peonies and pink rambler roses.
stringed orchestra played during the
reception and later for dancing.
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her father. wore costume
of white satin combined with tulle.
Her bouquet was of lilies OF the val
ley. She had as her maid of honor
her sister, Miss Eleanor Cuttings Will
liams, who wore gown OF white
tulle combined with taffeta and
large white hat trimmed with roses.
She carried a bouquet ~ pink roses.
The nine bridesmaids walked up
the aisle in groups of three In the fol-
lowing order: Miss Anne /. Buc-
hanan Shreve. Mrs. r. King Stone.
of Washington, and Miss Virginia Am
bier. in pink costumes: Miss Mary
Marshall Smith. Miss Margaret p.
Dorsey and Miss Nancy w. b Brew
ster in blue. and Miss Claire r. Phil
lips, Miss Margery III WHITE and
Miss sara e. White In yellow. Their
frocks were all made after a vogue
model and were fashioned of pussy
willow tafreta with the new fnll skirts
and caught IN In looms The long
sleeves were of tulle. the same shade
as the material Of their gowns. and
the STRAINS over the shoulders ware nf