Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04
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BRENT WITT.
Hnwes-Piensnnts.
Mrs. r. y. Thomas announces the
marriage OF her daughter. Mrs Emmie
lhomas Pieasants, to DIR. Charles Nor
ris Halves, formerly OF this city but
now OF Huntington. West Va. The GER
cmony took place yesterday at high
! noon at Rose Cottage" the country
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Overton How
ard. near Ashland. and only the imme-
date families were present.
DR.. and Mrs. Halves left Immediately
after the ceremony for Northern
wedding trip. and on their return will
make their home in Huntington
! On Motor Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Council. Mrs
Russell Councill and Miss Louise Coun-
ell left on Friday for motor trip TO
Old Point and Ocean View. Mrs. U. NJ
Council expects to spend about ten
days at Virginia Beach before return
ing to this city.
Prominent Wedding.
y wedding of widespread interest
took place Tuesday evening a O'Clock
in Old st. Johns church. in Warsaw
Richmond County, when Miss Miriam
| Chinn, daughter OF Mrs. Josephine
Chinn and the late Joseph w. Chinn.
II,
of King George County.
Rev. r. s. Ltsinger. rector OF the
church. assisted by Rev. II. G. Lane
of Newport News, performed the cere-
mony. and the wedding music was
played by Miss Cornelia Ware. of Port
Royal The church was decorated in
white flowers and greens, and the glow
from myriads of candles was the only
light.
The bride entered the church with
her brother. Judge Joseph William
Chinn. of Warsaw. who gave her in
marriage Her wedding gown was of
soft white satin, trimmed with rare old
lace. caught with orange blossoms, and
her long veil of ancestral lace was held
with sprays of the same flowers. She
wore diamond and amethyst necklace,
the groom's gift. and carried showed
bouquet of white roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Isabella NJ. Chinn. who was her
sisters maid of honor, wore a gown OF
| lace and net over pale green satin. and
the matron of honor. Mrs. Armistead
y. Wexford, had on a similar gown of
pink chiffon over pink satin. They both
| mad arm bouquets Of pink roses.
The bridesmaids were: Miss Judith
Thomas, Charlestown, w. Va: Miss Ro-
sale Smith. King George; Miss Bessie
| Taylor, fredericksburg Miss Sallie
Jones, Gloucester; Miss Mary Lee Tabb,
Hattie Mitchell and Miss Elizabeth
Constable, all of Warsaw.
| They wore full short frocks Of white
| net with pink satin underskirts, caught
| in scallops with pink rosebuds, and
carried big bouquets OF pale pink car
nations, tied with satin ribbons
| J. Armistead Lewis. of 'Cleve." King
George. attended the groom as best
| man. and the list of Groomsmen in
cludcd: Messrs. Edward Tayloe. OF
King George: Forest Dickinson. of
Essex; Ernest Turner, OF Warsaw; Rob
of Glouceter; Robert Mayo. of Hague:
John Tabb DuVal. of Glouceter: DR..
| Walter y. Chinn. of Hague.
Little Miss Sarah Fairfax Chinn was
the flower girl. and Misses Elizabeth
| l.. Chinn and Virginia Baskerville
| Chinn held the ribbons The little
girls wore dainty frocks of white chif-
! fon with wide pink sashes.
IS After the ceremony reception was
| held at sunny Side the home of the
brides mother. The house was deco
| rated throughout in pink flowers and
ferns, and an old silver bowl, filed with
roses. was used on the table in the
dining room. Later in the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Smith left for an extended
wedding trip.
Among the guests from distance t
the wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs John
Pollock, Mr. ana Mrs. Allen Smith.
Misses Rosalie and Laura Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs
| George o. Tayloe, Miss Lucy Lewis,
Miss Stella Dickinson. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Hunter. all of King George: Mr..
and Mrs. c: Herman Darling. of Caro-
line; Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. DuVal. of
| Gloucester; Rev. and Mrs. II. C. Lane,
| of Newport News: Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Dickinson. cambridge Sale and DR..
Shaw, OF Essex.
LAWN Parties for Organ Fund.
| A big charity event of this week will