The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Interesting Wedding.

Mrs. r. y Thomas announces the !
marriage OF her daughter. Mrs En- I
nsie Thomas Peasants to DR.. Charles
& Morris HAYES. formerly NJ this city, 4
but now Of Huntington. w Va, The
ceremony took place very quietly AT
moor al Rose Cottage" the summer /
home OF Mr. ana Mrs Ovsrton How
ard near Ashland. The Rev. II. D. {
C. Naciachlau performed the cere-
snony which was witnessed by only
the Immediate families. Later Or.
ard Mrs Hawes left for a wedding
sonrnev in the North. and on their re-
turn will make their home in Hunt
Sngton.
Invitations Issued. Z
4 Invitations have been issued 10 the
marriage of Miss Margaret French .
Patton, daughter of the late Colonel
William NJ Patton and Mrs. Patton, ]
IL Colonel Thomas Jones, OF the
Virginia Military Institute faculty. 4
The ceremony viii take place In the
home of the brides mother in Lex
fngton on Thursday evening. July 81
ut 3 O'clock
Wedding Announcred.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Bronson. /
.s0f 4es Allen Avenue, announce the
marriage Of their daughter Jose
mime willard to Mr.. William r Sey-
Ys1our. Jr. The ceremony took place
on January 6, the Rev. II. B. Horsley
officiating.
In the North.
Miss Althea Eggleston is leaving
shortly for Toronto, where she Will
join Misses winnifred Crenshaw and
Bessie Cowley, who have been spend
ing the early summer visiting friends
In the West and attending the expo
Sttion Before returning to the city
-, ~. r4mi4 nj n interest
In the North. including Niagara Fails
and Buffalo.
Prominent Wedding
One of the most interesting out-or-
town weddings of the summer took
place on Tuesday evening In Black
stone, when Miss Mary Sidney Guy,
daughter OF the late Colonel William
Scott Guy, became the bride of Mr..
Georre W Cahell son of the late Mr..
Patrick Henry Cabeil, of 'Tnglewood,"
in Nelson county The ceremony took
place in the Methodist Church in
Blackstone at O'Clock. the Rev, J.
Sidney Peters, of Richmond. assisted
by the Rev. ]. r. Peters, of Black
stone, officiating The church was
decorated in white flowers and green
and palms. Southern smilax and many
lighted candles were used. Just be-
fore the bridal party entered MISS
Caroline Mtckiern. Of Nelson. sang
BECAUSE" Miss Lucille Barrow rem
dered the wedding marches, and Miss
Eliza beth Henry Roller. Of Harrison
burg, softly played "Traumerie" on
the violin during the ceremony.
The bride entered the church on
the arm of her brother. MIR. Thomas
Warner Guy, of Spangler, Penn. who
gave her In marriage. She wore
gown OF soft ivory satin. finished with
Florsntine lace and tuiie. The long
court train was caught 10 the Shout
uera with orange blossoms, and her
veil of tulle and lace was caught with
sprays of the same flowers She car
raed bouquet Of Brides roses, show
4crsa with i.ixs Of tha valley, Miss
* Katherine Josephine Guy, who was
her sisters maid of honor, wore d
fu1f gown of pink taffeta and carried
u shower bouquet of pink roses. The
dame of honor. Mrs. III. Hunter Wat
norl. of Nottoway, was gowned in
Ni1ite satin and Oriental lace, and her
Mowers were an arm bouquet of pink
rOaes. The bridesmaids, who were
Y Misses Caroline Mtcklem. of Nelson.
HaiIie Lee. of Jacksonville, Fla. An
lie Musgrove, of North Carolina; Luz
nette Harris, of Blackstone: Lucy
D XsaheIl Roller, of Harrisonburg. and
Margaret Snow, OF Northumberland
county, were dressed in dainty frocks
u white net and white satin ribbons
&nH carried shower bouquets of pink
&weefpeas. Little Misses Margaret
Goth, Anne Roller. Mabel Robertson
md Anne Lilbonrn Gravatt held the
vfbbons They were dressed alike IN
( 53salloped empire frocks of white or.
2nndy made with panels of white satin
Xfhbon. Miss Alice Hunter lrby acted
Y A6n newer girl, and she wore white
sSrxandy over pink taffeta, with a pink
4efyet bodice, and the ring was car
lied by little Patrick Matthews. in
! II tanxess suit Of white velvet. Mrs. j.
I ~. Robertson was mistress Of cere-
monies and MI. T.. Freeman Epes
var master Of ceremonies. MIR. John
4 fsabelI. of Richmond, acted as HIS
II bret hers best man and the usher5
eSee Messrs John Wilson, of Lynch
4 hutx, Sam Lacy of Richmond; George
4 k1llN. Westry Cobb. Or. Irwin Stith of
& Etlackstone, and MIR Royal f.. Cabeli,
of Richmond.
The bridal party and out-oftown
&u&nts were entertained on Monday
2k{1ing from to 2 O'Clock by Mr..
&mH Mrs j. f. Robertson at their
*il6nne on First Avenue The entire
9<Fer fioor was decorated with cut
lrSrers and potted plants the color
SfGeme being yellow and green.
g&M The guests were received by Mr.. and
ffA Robertson. Mrs, Guy and Miss
a6Sls sister OF the groom,
1Grs D. VI 9tith, Mrs Herbert
u 1nxds ard Mrs j. s. Robertson served
0Meh from decorated table In the
81 III During the evening Mrs. r. j.
xSght and Mrs. Inez Robertson sang
x&rni songs and Miss Lucille Bar
6S gave a reading. Later the brides
WAS cut IN the dining room.
IRE buffet refreshments were served
A bHvy OF pretty girls
Ehe out-of-town guests were: Miss
81 moline CabeIl. of Nelson. Mr.. r III.
SAheIi. OF Richmond MIR. John W
itll OF Richmond: Mr.. Royal e.
keIl, OF Richmond; Mr. Samuel W.
&59r OF Rlchmond; Mr. John Will
i SS{7 Df f.yuchbhrg: Mrs Nathan
81 hewz, ef Rock Hill. s CT Mrs
3 - Pnwaai at Fasaaxllie Va +
s branch . Epes, Of inwiddie,
NJ Pn4 Mathews Of Rock Hill.