Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
FAMOUS ART|LLERYMEN
HONORED At BIC BALL
Richmond Light Infantry Blues Are
Host to Ancient and Honorable
Artillery.
GOVERNOR STUART is GUEST
Huge Armory BlaZcs With Color
of Full Dress UnifOrms-Society
Pours Out for Largest Affair Of
Early Fall Season.

t!!' carry ihil season was the bail given
In the Blues Armory last night by
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Battalion in honor Of the Ancient and
honorable Artillery Company Of Bos-
ton The huge hall was ablaze with
tho splendid uniforms Of the visiting
militia. the members OF the Governors
stan and the members of the battalion.
The place was hung with bunting and
iiaSS, aud palms and autumn flowers
we're used In profusion. Many beau
'liul costumes were worn by the wo-
men in attendance ami the whole scene
was most picturesque and brilliant
one.
The Governor OF Virginia was an
honor guest and the officers of the
Richmond Grays and the Howitzers
with their wives were also present.
In the receiving line were Mrs j. Tay-
Tor Ellyson, Mrs. George Ansl!e, Mrs.
julien Iiill. Mrs. James j. Pollard, Mrs.
william II. White, Mrs. Garrett Buck
ner Wall Mrs. de Soto Fitz Gerald,
MIS- MIS-, John stewart Bryan, Mrs. iona
IMAM Bryan, Mrs. G. OBJ. Cowardin
Mrs Dewitt Adams, Mrs Fred Pleas
ants. Mrs. Arthur +. Wilmer. Mrs
scott Parrish. Mrs b Stuart Hume. Mrs.
x NcC Burlington Mrs. Thomas
Eianch NcAdnms. Mrs. Il. y. Blcnncv.
- Potts Mrs. Henry Lee Valentine.
Mrs r W Bowles Mrs. John Archer
'"E" jr,, aud several othera
"nt-on-TieinhnrdI.
An Interesting fall wedding was cello
hiaiod last evening at 500 o'clock in
the home Of the brides Parents. II
East Grace street. .chcn Miss Annie
Louise Ec!nhardt, daughter Of DR.. and
Nfs. Jacob Re!nhoFdt. became the
BRIDE Of George Watson James. Jr..
son OF DR.. q. Watson james and tho
&c Mary Southan James. also Of
NcAmond. The ceremony was a duie,
one Rev Walter Russell Bowie. n II
rector OF -. Pauls Episcopa! Church
"'hciai"d. John Powell PLAYED tn.
"Hdh! chorus" from Lohcnrrln rs a
professional and Chnpin's u Flat
sonata during the service. \ strinucd
orchestra played before and after the
CEREMONY TIL" entire lower noor Of
NV N'lhH "FGt nome was thrown into
one and decorated everywhere I'm
p'imS. ferns and Russell roses An i'm =.
pioVissd altar was arranged between
the French windows in the drawing
room ana decorated in palcst pink roses
and Cathedral candles against a back
ground Of sfni!ax ava palms.
ne pride gown was of white
0uohess satin. trimmed in pearls ana
princess lace, and the bodice was
finished in so!t chiffon and lace 4
tHn'c OF chiffon. falling In semi-cas-
caHes on either side OF the skirt, was
aFaped to form graceful princess
train, and her vcM Of Illusion. n stan"G
f"iI ia tho hem Of the gown. She chr.
rico shower bouquet OF lilies of IN.
valley DIR. Rc!nhhrdt gave his daurh-
'cT away and they were mo, at ia.
-,'ar by the groom and his best man.
hHInlfiEh CrunP, OF this city. Miss
80 me ElNes M"acham, OF Petersburg.
"H" was maid of honor. wore n rorn
Of soft pink T. Ncta made vim 49,
"'tEareSs OF tuils OF the sam. shade
H"e carried an armful OF Killaruey
roses Miss katherine Rcinhardt
hoSchrn. tho small niece OF the brIde
US hover girl, and wore flocit Of
"hitc crepe de chine embroidered in
PINK flowers, with wide mink sssh
buds
\ small reception followed the ccra-
,nony. after which Mr. and Mrs. ZONES
se'i Tor wedding trip 10 New York
an" Atlantic CITY. The bride Travelled
III a moHish suit OF dark blue broad
c!oth. with a vclVe; hat to match on
'heiF return they viii reside in this
CITY. The table In the dfninpronrr
was decorated for the reception in =
huge centerp'ecc of Russell roses. and
SPRAYS 81 PINK roses and shaded lights
We're used on the mantels
Inc wedding is one OF the most I'M
l.
th"Ngh quiet home affair The brid.
Is on" OF the best-known violinists or
richmond, and both she and Nh James
are widely related in the State.
Marriage Announced.
MIS- Ida Phipps Robinson has issued
caE's Announcing the marriage OF her
daughter. Julia. to Sidney James Sadlar
formerly OF Fluvanna County. tho caro-
mony having taken plac.. on TUESDAY
at Po"cl!ton Mr.. Sadier. who is =
young civil engineer, is well known
here where he has a number OF rcla
tlVes and friends He and his bride
vii! be AT bone after October 20 az
LnwrcnceVilIc.
Miss Seldcns Wedding
Palms. white chrysanthemums and
lighted tapers decorated the altar and
chancei of the Church Of tho uol,
Trinity last evening at $50 o'clock for
the marriage of Miss Louise Selden.
daughter OF Mrs. Richard c. Sclden. to
Cannon +. Prcttyman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs j. +. Prcttyman. of Summervilic
;. c. Rev. j. J. Gravatt, d. D.. rector
OF the church, oiciated, and Hamil
ton Baskerville played the wedding
music.
The bride entered the church with
her brother. Miles Cary Sclden. who
gave her away. Her wedding dress
was OF soft white charmeuse finished
in old family lace. and her tullc veil
was fastened with orange blossoms
She carried shower bouquet of
sardentas and lilies OF the valley. Her
only ornament was diamond brooch.
inc gift of the groom Miss Helen
stevens, who was maid OF honor, was
so"hed in orchid-colored taffeta
dfa2ed in silver lace. She carried a
pouqnet OF quaint yellow rosebuds with
strfamers of tiny yellow roses caugh.
WIN tuiic. George Mitchell, of Wash
lnston. was Mr.. Prettyman's best man.
Moulton. Essio T. Archer and E,liy,-
beth Hotchkiss. of Richmond: Nan
Goodwin OF Fincastle: Virginia PRETTY
man. OF Summcrville. S. c., and Vir
Eih'a Gordan. of Norfolk Their
dresses were Of golden colored tofrc:a
HFapea III tnllo of the same shade, ana
they carried bouquets of orchids and
sWce'heart roses The groomsmen i'm
ended MeSsrs. John Selden Richard
seiden. William B. Jerman. Gilmore d
Hotchkiss, Jr., Cecil NJ stevens and