Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
MISS ANNE NJ. TURNER
WEEDS DR.. P. B. WAL TON
Ceremony Takes Place at Homo OF
Brides Aunt, Mrs. A. Lang
staff Johnston.
GARRETT-BoIssEAU WEDDING
Colonel and Mrs. W. Gordon McCabe
Entertain for Armistcad Gordon, Of
StauntOn-Iyons-Ch eatham We'd
ding Takes Place at Forest Hill.


Richmond for short stay. has re-
turned to her home In Washington
She Is the ward of Mrs Gait, the fancee
OF President Wilson. and is ono of tho
ingtons ultra fashionable set. Miss
Gordon spent severai weeks In Rich
mond last season. when she was much
entertained.
WnltOn-Turner.
Society throughout the State is deep
~ interested In the marriage Of Miss
Anne Macon Turner. daughter Of tho
late Rev. and Mrs Mynn Thruston
Turner. and DR.. Percy Brantley Wal
ton OF this city. The wedding was
celebrated very quietly yesterday
evening at o'clock at sos West
Franklin Street the home OF the brides
aunt, Mrs. y. Langstaff Johnston. and
only relatives and a few intimate
friends Of the bride and groom were
present. The parlors were decorated
in quantities Of pink flowers and rose
shaded lights. against a background Of
trailing vines and ferns. and Miss
Mabel Walton. sister Of the groom.
played the wedding music.
Tho bride was given In marriage by
her cousin. A. Langstaff Johnston. Jr.
and they were met at the improvised
altar By the groom and his brother.
Ashton Walton. who was best man.
She wore an exquisit,ly simple wed
ding drcSe of Boftcst white satin and
tulle. and her wedding veil OF illusion
was fastened with orange blossoms
Sprays OF the same flowers fastered
the drapery Of the skirt, and bodice
and she carried a shower bouquet OF
lilies Of the valley and Bride roses.
Miss Leila Turner. who attended her
sister as maid OF honor, wore French
frock OF blue tafreta and pink tulle.
and carried an armful OF pink roses.
Rev James w Morris. rector of
Monumental Episcopal Church. per-
formed the ceremony.
DR.. and Mrs. Walton left later In the
evening for wedding journey North.
and upon their return Will reside In
Richmond. Both bride and groom are
widely and prominently related. and
their marriage. although Il quiet home
AFFAIR. is an important social event
Leave for North Carolina.
Mrs. Frederick II. Hodges and her
mother. Mrs. q. Z, Miller. are leaving
shortly to attend the Hampton White
nuptials at Plymouth, y. G. On sew
eral occasions during tho winter sea
son. Miss Hampton was the guest OF
Mrs Hodges. In Richmond. number
or functions heing given in her honor.
Pretty Full Wedding.
One Of the prettiest weddings of tho
ral was solemnized Tuesday morning
at IL o'clock when Miss Anna Page
Boisseau. daughter OF Mrs. Belle Cole
man and the late Capers C. Boisseau,
became the bride OF Lem Camm Gar
rett. son of Mr.. and Mrs l.. c. Gar
rett. OF Richmond, Rev. Thomas A.
Smoot d. D., of Centenary Methodist
church. officiating. The ushers, Richie
lieu Coleman Boisseau. brother of the
BRIDE and Charlie Garrett. brother of
the groom. preceded the bridal party
down the stairway. carrying wide white
satin ribbons fastened with silver
-, horseshoes 10 form an aisle. The bride
descended the stairway to the strains
OF Lohe1grin's wedding march rom
Par
tho drawing-room with her brother
DR.. James Gordon Boisseau. who gave
her away. She wore n rnodish travel
Ing suit OF midnight blue cloth. and
olack picture hat trimmed in para
disc feathers. Her flowers were a cor.
sage bouquet Of lilies of the valley
and orchids.
Miss Virginia Thornton. of Rose Hin
Nine Mile Road. was maid OF honor,
and Misses Laurie Agnew. Of Burke
VILE. and Alma Craddock. OF Amelia.
cousin OF the bride, we're brides
maids. Little Miss Winston letter.
another cousin OF the bride. carried the
ring on a white satin cushion. Tho
ring was the same with which the
brides mother. nee Miss Belle Cole
man. was married. and was engraved
with the dates OF both weddings
Walter Scott Garrett was his brothers
best man.
The maid OF honor was gown.d in
ChnErDetlSe
wore pink shepherdess hat She car
ried pink tulle mun with strea.rers
or pink rosebuds. The bridesmaids
wore white EIDE chine and car
ried pink tulle muffs. The ring bearer
wore dainty shephcrdess frock OF
white net over white silk
The whole lower floor was beaut,-
fuily decorated In palms and Killar
ney roses. The mantels were banked
with smiiax and pink candles In an
uoue SILVER holders. The ceremony
was performed before an improyiead
altar festooned with smilax and ninL
ribbons from the center of which was
suspended n large wedding bell Tho
lights We're shaded with pink In the
form OF half open primroses Profess
sor barnes rendered Hearts and Flow
ers' very softly throughout the cere
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett left i'm
mediately after the ceremony for m
extended Northern tour. after which
they VIII make their home in Rich
mono. Among tho out-of-town guests
present were Mrs. S. W. Burton, OF
New York; Mrs. r. A. Marshall and
Miss Beck Allard, OF Amelia
Entertained at Dinner
colonel and Mrs. w. Gordon McCahe
entertained at n small dinner marty
Tuesday evening at o'clock Mt Their
home. 4o5 East Cary Street. In honor
or Dr. and Mrs. Armstead c. Gordon.
or Staunton. Covers were laid for
elght guests. and in addition to DR..
ana Mrs: Gordon the guests included
Mrs. Bagby. Colonel Archer Anderson.
Colonel Jennings C. Wise and Allen
Potts. Mrs. Gordon will remain with
Mrs. McCabe for q weeks visit. and
her husband left yesterday for Staun-
Lyons-Cheatham
Inc home of Mr.. and Mrs L. w.
Cheatham, of Forest Hill. was the
scene OF a quiet marriage on Monday
afternoon. when their daughter, BESSIE
virginia. became the bride Of Maxwell
Tanner Lyons, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. e
r. lyons also Of Forest HILL The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
George w. Mcdaniel d. D.. pastor IF
the First Baptist Church. assisted by
Rev. Lewis Gibbs. rector Of the Church
of the Good Shepherd.