Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
MISS EDITH H. Carnival
WEEDS D. NC. THORNTON
Ceremony Takes Place in Home Of
Brides Parents on Grace
Street.
HOLSTER -pAULETTE WEDDING
Miss Lucille Geraldine Leonard, OF
chesterfield, Becomes Bride of
Emmett Il. Massey, OF Orange.
Powell-Iking Wedding.

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Edith Argyle Carnenl. daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs. Argyle G. Carncal. to d. Nc
Carty Fitzhugh Thornton, Jr, son OF
MT and Mrs. McCarty Thornton, Of this
city. Tho ceremony took place in the
residence of the brides parents, ZOE
West Grace Street at G:3O O'Clock. with
rev. j. Y. Downman, rector of All
saints Episcopal Church, officiating.
me wedding music was rendered by
Professor Ernest II. Cosby. assisted by
pariors wcre arranged In quantities OF
yellow and white flowers. and the hall
was decorated In pink chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Tho brides dress was or white crepe
meteor and silk net. trimmed In
duchess and rose point lace. and her
veil pf illusion was held In place with
q wreath Of orange blossoms. She
carried n shower bouquet of lilies Of
the valley. Mr.. Carneal gave his
daughter away. Mrs. Edgar Cary Up
shur. who her sisters dame Of
honor, wore her own wedding gown OF
white satin and carried shower of
sunset roses. The bridesmaids were
Misses Mary Dao Thornton. sister Of
the groom. and Mary McCaw. They
were gowned alike In white silk net
with yellow Eirdles and carried yellow
chrysanthemums. Park +. Thornton
attended his brother as best man. and
the ribbons were held by little Jane
Carneal O'Flaherty and James Rawles
and John u. Clothicr, Jr. The little
girls wore costumes of white GcorEette
crepe with yellow ribbons ami carried
old fashioned nosegays OF tiny yellow
rosebuds, edged with lace frllls
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Thornton left for a wedding
trip. and they will he at home after
November AT tho Grarnon, In this city.
For Mrs. Cookies Guests.
Among the entertainments given
in Roanoke this week in honor of Mrs.
Lucian II. Cookies guests, Mrs. Albert
Thornton. OF Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. La
mar Rutherford Lipscomb. Of Lake
mont, Ca. and Mrs. Frank Duke. OF
Richmond. was luncheon Wednesday
at the homo OF Mrs. T. w. Goodwin,
Mira u. w. Flickwir also gave j lunch
con IN their honor yesterday. and the
saIno afternoon Misses Lila and Lula
Terry entertained them at bridge. Miss
Pauline Nass!c gave luncheon in
their honor Thursday. and Mrs. G. S.
Churchill 4 bridge party this afternoon.
* ornter-PauIette.
Tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w.
Paulctte IN Farnvillc was the scene
OF a beautiful autumn wedding yester-
day nj o'clock. when their only
daughter, Virginia Bcaurcgard. became
the bride OF II. ]. Rooster, Jr.. OF Dr!s-
toll, q. II. Lambeth. OF the Farmville
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was decorated throughout with a color
scheme OF yellow. green and white. the
stairway being attraCtively arranged
with an altar OF goldcn-rods and chry-
santhemums from which fell fcstoOns
OF Southern smilax. connecting it with
the door OF tho sitting room. ]. L.
Jarman sang Perfect Day" Just be-
fore the entry OF the bridal party. Mrs
Joe Crute and Miss Minnie Blanton,
nj tho piano and violin. PLAYED the
wedding march from Lohengrin and
during tho ceremony played. Call Me
Thine Own"
The br!da! party descended the stair
way and entering tho pa-lor. stood
before an altar OF chrysanthemums.
ferns and lighted candles. Little Misses
Lucille and Ruth paulette. dressed in
white. with yellow sashes, carried the
ribbons which formed an aisle through
which the bridal party passed. The
four Rroomsmen were Messrs. Lewis,
Vernon, Gordon and Walker pauletto.
brothers o! the bride. and the brides
maids were Misses Lillian Beigg, Viva
Paulette Locket; Walton, Monie By
crley. Edna irby and Bessie Pauiette,
who wore white net dresses with yell
low butterfly bows and carried white
chrysanthemums.
The maid OF honor Miss Grace Wal
ton. wore a dress OF yellow chiffon and
carried an armful OF yellow chrysan-
thcmums Little Miss jamie Gray Paul
cite dressed In white. acting az flower
girl. preceded the bride, scattering
flower petals in her path. The bride
entered with her father, who gave her
away. Her wedding gown was OF white
crepe meteor trimmed with silver lace,
Her long court train fell from the
shoulders, where IL was fastened with
opaiescent ornaments and her veil was
caught with orange blossoms and
pearls. She carried shower bouruet
OF Bride roses and lilies OF the valley.
She was met ut the altar by the groom
and his best man. Gray Paulette.
brother OF the bride. Horace Adams
was master of ceremonies
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Rooster LEFT for an extended
Northern tour. visiting New York.
Boston and other cities. They Will be
Mt homo at 506 Moore Street, Bristol
after November /.
Miss Paulettc is a graduate OF tho
State Normal School OF Farmville. Mr.
Rooster is the only son of Mr. and Mrs
II. J. Rooster Sr.. OF Cincinnati. Ohio.
The out-of-town guests who attend
ed the wedding were. Mr.. and Mrs. !
!. w. c. Smith, Petersburg; Miss Mollie
Byerley, Cary. Miss. and Miss Edna
Irby. OF Blackstone.
Weekly Teas.
Beginning this week tea will be
served at the Catholic Woman's Club
every Saturday afternoon from to 6
o'clock. Members are invited to come
and bring their friends
Grcenr-Suggs.
An interesting wedding of yestor-
DAY afternoon was that OF Miss Wini- !
fred Alridge Suggs. OF Alreda Cal. |
TO John a. Greear. of Bluefcld. w. Va,
which was quietly celebrated at 2 |
o'clock in the First Presbyterian
Church Of this city. Tho ceremony was
performed by Rev. f. T. McFaden.
ID. d., pastor Of the church, and only
few Intimate friends were present The
bride wore smart travelling costume
of African brown cloth. with hat to
match. She is daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Il. Leo, OF Almeda, and is
quite popular In that city. The groom
is prominent druggist of Bluctield,
w. Va. where he and his bride will he
al home, following an extended we'd
ding tour.
Among tho out-of-town guests pres
ent at the wedding yesterday wcro
Misses Ida Suggs. Gertrude Jones. Mr..
and Mrs III. ~. Fisher, Thomas Harvey.