Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01
MISS JOSEPHINE TYLER
TO WE'D HENRY GRESHAM
"ehhphis Paper Announces Debut OF
Miss Fischer Wheelwright,
of Richmond.
FREEMAN - WILSON WEDDING
Miss Mary Lou Rhodes Becomes
Bride OF George Edmond Massie.
'r.-Aiiss Ann O'Neill TO We'd Gill
ford s. Van Pclt.

FRANKLIN Street. announce the engage
meht and approaching marriage or
their daughter Josephine Leslie. to
iienry Jones Gresham, OF Tappahan-
mock. tho wedding to be celebrated
very quietly at the home OF the brides
parents November 20 Mr.. Gresham
Is son of the late pr Henry Ores
man, OF Essex County
hihs Whcciwright "a Dcbutnnte.
Tho Commercial Appeal, OF Memphis.
Tenn OF recent Issue contains the fol-
lowing of interest to the fashionable
set here:
"Richmond, the home of beauty and
romance. Will have IL lovely young rep
resentative among the seasons dcbu-
tanteB In Miss Esther Wheclwright.
who will arrive In few days to be
the guest OF her relatives. Captain and
Mrs. w. II. Kyle and Mrs II. u. Mar
tin.
Miss Whcclwright already has many
Memphis friends. made during the
Richmond reunion, when she served
as the sponsor for the Junior Confod-
crate Memorial Drum and Fife Corps,
the members OF which. with the For
rest Cavalry, were entertained 10y her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas :. Wheel
wright. at a brilliant lawn fcte at
their summer home. Buck Head
Springs
Following "a series Of brilliant social
In ner nONOr In MeInpnls. MISS
"heelwright will be introduced to So
ciety in Richmond at an elaborate ball
given by her parents in January at
the Hotel Jefferson. where they spend
tho winter months"
Dnnrilie Wedding.
The First Baptist Church in Dan
vie was the scene OF a beautiful mar
r!agc on Saturday evening NJ 9 o'clock.
when Miss Mary Wilson. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Wilson. became
tho bride OF Addison T. Freeman. Of
Philadelphia
The church WAS decorated ia white
and green. the color scheme being car
r!cd out in palms. white chrysanthc-
NUNS and quantities 81 candles. Be-
fore the ceremony William Twadcll.
organist OF the Baptist Temple. OF
Philadelphia. rendered - delightful
musical program. The ushcrs, George
C. Freeman. Samuel Mile. Freeman
Paul Freeman, Archibald Altcrnus, Of
Philadelphia; Leigh A Wilson. John
: 4. Hughes. 4. -. starting and W. Il.
Fitzgerald, OF Dauville. preceded the
bridal party TO the altar. The brides
maids, dressed ia Colonial costumes OF
apple green tafre;a. trimmed ia CHIFFON
and carrying bunCacs OF pink roses.
were Miss Isabel Parkinson. OF the
University Of Virginia Miss Susie
Dahney, Of Lynchburg Miss jamie
simpson. OF Richmond: Miss Nora
Waddill. and Miss Edith Waddill. OF
Danville. The groomsmcn were Ralph
$. Bromer. Of louisville. Ky: Joseph
Bushnell. III. II. Bartol REGISTER.
Charles Allison Scully. OF Philadelphia.
and Karl NJ Becker. Of YOUNGSTOWN.
Ohio. The ribbon bearers were little
Miss Lenna Startling. Of Danvil!e. in
an embroidered white lingerie dress.
and pink ribbons. and Samuel Freeman.
OF Philadelphia. in q white suit. Fol-
lowing them came til. maids of honor.
Temple Wilson. sister OF the bride.
They wore Colonial costumes OF white
tafetn. brocaded in pink roses and
carried old IN shioned bouquets o: pink
roses fringed with lilies Of the valley
The bride. gowned in ivory satin
trimmed In silver lace and pearls ana
carrying shower bouquet OF orchids
and lilies. entered the church with
her father and was met ut the altar
by the groom aud his best men. AL
bert Freeman and Wilson Yergcr, OF
Philadelphia
, Rev. j. f.. Hicks. the brides pastor
immediately after the marriage :. re-
ceptton was held at the residence Of
the brides parents. after which Mr.
and Mrs. Freeman left for = trip
through the West.
Octcrs-NIrcch.
stephen Mech announces ,he mar
riage OF his daughter Miss Ida C..
Mech. Of DIETRICH OetesS. The wedding
took place In ST. Johns Episcopal
church on Saturday evening, at 7:36
o'clock. The only attendants were The
(. Immediate family. with Henry "
Woody rs best man and Miss Ellen
Constance Mech rs maid Of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Octcrs will make Their.
home at l2lS North Avenue. North
: Richmond.
observation-disclosures.
stony Point. Aibemnrlc County. an
nounce the approaching marriage OF
their daughter. Eugcnia Lewis, to Lar
kin White Glazebrook. Jr. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Larkin w. Glazrbrook OF this
city. The ceremony will take place at
II o'clock. November 10. ONLY the i'm
mediate families being present
!, Al the Womnn's Club.
The nnnua! book reception will he
held at the Woman's club this after
noon. \ committee OF members viii
receive at the club al! afternoon. and
tea will he served from = to : o'clock
1fnssic-RhOilcs.
One of the prettiest weddings of the
past week was that Of Miss Mary Lou
Rhodes daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Brookcr Rhodes. of 200 Hanover
Avenue. and George Edmond Massie
IT.. which was celebrated Friday even
ing at o'clock In the Monument Meth
II. Potts officiating. The altar was
banked with palms and bay trees. and
the organtst OF the church, Percy Pcay,
Arendered the wedding music.
The brides wedding gown was FASH
toned OF white charmeusc and tul!c.
with long court train fastened at the
shoulders with pearl ornaments Her
veil of Illusion was arranged in coro-
net OF orange blossoms. and sprays of
the same flowers fastened il to the
train. She carried q shower bouGuc: OF
Bride roses and lilies OF the valley.
lHThe bride entered the church with
her father. who gave her away,
and they were met at the altar by the
groom and his best man, John Lacy.
The two danes of honor Mrs Frank
S. Wilson and Mrs. Charles 4. i3icdlcr.
wore their own wedding gowns. and
carried shower bouquets of pink roses.
Miss Henrietta Rhodes. who attended
her sister as maid of honor. was gowncd
b in pink silk net, drapcd over taffeta.
and trimmed In pink fur. She carried
n bouquet OF Killarney roses mud ,i1te.