The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-30
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office. Mad. 1929.
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and the Invitations have been limited
( to the debutsntes OF the season.
Pretty Weadias.
Monument Methodist Church was the
scene OF very pretty wedding yes
teray evening at o'clock. when Miss
Maryiou Rhodes. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Brooker Rhodes, OF 24oo
Hanover Avenue, became the bride of
Mr.. George Edmond Massie. Jr.. the
pastor of the church, the Rev. Regi
nal II, Potts, officiating. The pulpit
was banked with many palms and
Mr.. Percy Peay. the organist had
charge of the wedding music. The
bride. wearing lovely dress OF white
charmeuss and tulic was escorted by
her father, who gave her away Her
gown was finished by long court
train fastened at the shoulders with
pearl ornaments ard her iuile veil.
which fell from a coronet or orange
blossoms, was caught to the dress with
sprays OF the same flowers White
roses and lilies OF the valley arranged
in shower were used for the bridal
bouquet. There were two danes of
bonor. Mrs Frank s Wilson and Mrs.
Charles A. Bieder. each bride OF a
recent date, They wore their wedding
gowns and carried showers Of pink rose
buds Miss Henrietta Rhodes. dressed
Ia "a charming affair of pink silk net.
worn over taTeta of the same shade
and finished with pink msfabou. was
her sisters mail OF honor Her bou-
quet was Of Killarney roses showered
with lilies OF the valley. The brides
maids wore dainty frocks of white
chiffon over pink taffeta trimmed In
white fur, and their flowers were pink
sra pdraeeas The Hist Included Misses
"a llas- ! f3nnGa ~
Ware. Elizabeth Tyler, Adele Johnson
and Virginia Lacy. The best man was
MFR, John Brothers and the ushers were
Messrs- stacy @, Garrett, Linwood
Sutherland John simpson, Hunter r.
Hughes. George Berkeley and Lewis
~ Rhodes. Jr During the ceremony
70 Perfect Day" was softly played.
Owing 10 several deaths during the
past year IN the brides family only
the wedding party and nearest rela-
tiyes were present at the reception
which was held In the home of the
brides parents The house was besu-
tifuIly decorated in palms ferns and
cut flowers and nj the brides table
pink and white ribbon streamers were
extended from the chandelier to the
four corners. AS a centerpiece there
WAS a wedding cake embossed with
pink roses with the date OF yesterday
ana that OF fWentS-DNe years ago,
being also the silver anniversary of
the brides parents. Later In the even
ing Mr.. Massie and his bride left for
New York. from where they sail today
for Bermuda, where the honeymoon Is
to he spent. Some of the guests who
came to Richmond in order to be pres
ent are Miss Adele Johnson, Macon.
Ga. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Bieder.
Washington. p, C.; Mr.. John Brothers,
Mourtcasrle. Va; Mr.. and Mrs 3. L.
Wingfeid. Ashland, Va.
Veney--Ra ymond
An Interesting wedding to Vir-
ginians will be quietly celebrated at
the home Of the brides parents, 4s1o
Dorchester Avenue. Chicago, III, this
evening at $3.50 O'Clock. when Miss
Mabel WreY Raymond. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sherwood Ray
mond, will become the bride OF Mr..
Nelson Weaver Cheney. son of Mrs.
C. C.. Cheney. OF Randolph Va. The
Rev. William Otis Waters. OF Grace
Church. Chicago, will he the official
ing minister. On account of illness
in the groom's family only the two
Immediate families will witness the
ceremony. The house will he decorat-
ed with pink roses and an improvised
altar will be arranged in the parlor.
Mr.. Harry Sherwood Raymond Will
give his daughter away. Her dress is