The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-11
Tableau Wedding
This Afternoon
MISS ELIZABETH WILLIS COLE
Man TO BECOME BRIDE OF MR.
GUY HUDSON BRowN-soCIETY
NEWS AND NOTES.

NEWS AND NOTES.
One of the prettiest midsummer
weddings occurring in Richmond will
be soiemniEed this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock, when Miss Elizabeth Wills
Coleman will become the bride OF Mr..
Guy Hudson Brown The bride Is the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Archer Wat
kins Coleman, Of 4e4 Chamberlayne
Avenue, Ginter Park. and the groom
Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
w. Brown. of Pulaski
The ceremony will be performed in
the home of the bride, Bishop Collins
c. Denny. Of Richmond, being the Of
ftciatirg minister The home will be
artistically decorated in palms. ferns
and cut flowers, a color scheme of
green and white being effectively car
ried out a musical program will he
rendered, with Mrs. Frank G. Sim
mons at the piano, and Miss Otelia
june Simmons, niece OF the bride
violinist- They will play the wedding
marches. and render soft music dur
sng the ceremony.
Miss Leone Ivey Coleman sister of
the bride. will be her maid of honor.
She Will be daintily clad In n Frenehy
costume Of yellow. white net over
dress, with touches OF blue She will
wear a picture hat and carry a sheaf
bouquet of tinted asters and ferns.
Mr. Lacy ". Brown will he the
groom's best man. Master Edward
Spencer Graves. of Lynchburg, cousin
of the bride. will be ringhearer His
costume will be pink and he will carry
the ring in ahe heart of a rose. The
bride. who is very popular, both in
Virginia and Kentucky, viii wear a
handsome gown Of Ahlte chiffon over
white faille. with pearl garnitures
She will carry a shower bouquet OF
Brides roses and lilies OF the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will leave i'm
mediately after the ceremony for At
3antic City and other Northern places
OF interest, where they will spend Some
time
GrWy--Davts
The wedding of Miss Sadie Odelle
Gray, daughter of Mrs Mary F. Gray
OF Highland Springs. 10 Mr.. william
Thomas Davis, took place In the home
or the bride Monday afternoon. Rev
r.. J. Wright, pastor OF New Bridge
Baptist Church. was the officiatinl
minister. Miss Enda NJ. Davis was a.
the piano, rendering the weddint
marches and playing softly during the
ceremony
The bride entered with her brother
w. l. Gray. by whom she was given II
marriage. She wore a smart going
away gown OF blue-gray. with &C
cessories to match and carried
shower bouquet OF Brides roses.
Mr.. Raymond w. White was tn.
groom's best man.
An tmprovised altar was formed Of
palms, ferns and cut flowers before
which the ceremony took place
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have gone on q
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friends in Norfolk and Spotsylvanis
County. They will he al home oil
their return at 2107 Paramount Ave
nue..
Beautiful Out-of-Toun Wedding.
Last evening at o o'clock In tn.
Church OF the Epiphany Danville. Va
beautiful wedding was solemnizet
when Miss Helen Louise Speer becam,
the bride of Mr.. George Holland Miles
of Marion. Va, The church was at
fractively decorated, palms, ferns
potted plants and golden glow rose
being used In profusion. Professo
George Thompson had charge OF tn,
music rendering 'Iohengrin's'' as
professional and "Mendelssohn's' as
occasional Mr.. Archie Hodnett san,
AT Dawning'' before the arrival o
bridal party. and soft music was play
I'd during the ceremony.
Miss Theima Speer was her sister
maid of honor. She wore a daint,
and carried a shower bouquet o
Killarney roses. Miss Mary Mills. o
Marion; Misses Tiiia Gill, Nell Clark
and Grace Mooney, of DanvtIle wer'
the bridemaids They were hand
4 9Dmeiy gowned In pale yellow tafreta
draped In tulle. and carried hats fillea
" with sunset roses and tied with blu
4 SuiIe. Misses wray Speer, OF Dan
vile, and Jane Duncan. of whittles
Va. daintily clad in white organdi
4 frocks. were the flower girls and open
u ed the flower gates for the br!da
party.
NJ Mr. Vincent Miles. OF LAttie Rock
Ark, was the groom's best man, ant
N the groomsmen were Messrs. Stuar
Campbell of wythevtlle. Va: Hayne
Morgan, George Collins and Stockton
Heth.
The bride. who entered with he
father, by whom she was given In mar
rIa9e. were an exquisite bridal gowr
s OF soft ivory duchess satin, trimmed
with real point lace, and fashioned
with n court train. Her tuile vel
4 fell from a coronet Of orange bios
II eoms and she = carried shower
q bouquet OF white orchids and lilies
sof the valley. immediate after tht
s@ceremony a reception was held a.
Hotel Benton, which had been trans
formed into a scene of beauty by the
nse OF palms. ferns and Golden Gate
roses Mr.. and Mrs. Miles left foi
An extended trip, embracing Canada
Motoring North
Two parties Mr.. and Mrs. c. w
Ieighton and Miss Elliot, and Messrs
william A. Whitney and Mr.. Leslie =
Miles have left Wilmington. N. G., for
a trip North in their machines, Mr.
leighton and his party will 20 to
Il New York city, and Messrs. Miles and
ss2Nrhitney will go 10 Erie, Pa. Both
Uartfes will follow the same route go
Il Ing 10 Raleigh via Goldsboro, then 10
&Richrnond and along the National
Exighway North. They expect to stop
4a this city several days
Camping Parties.
M The Social Club Of Churchville
opened their camp near Rock Hill
$ Mills on Tuesday. with many anticipa-
p lions OF delightful time for the next
ten days. Miss Lila Bear and Miss
BuEg, of Richmond. are honor guests
u the club, which is composed "a
HGtsses Mamie Mary and Margaret
White. Gertrude and Cienna carpen