The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
Beautiful Nuptials
at Lone Oak, Va.
WEDDING OF MISS MOTLEY AND
MIR. HAIAS--IINEN SHOWER
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

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Va. was the scene % pretty wed
ding. August 5, when Miss Ann Mot
y ley became the bride of Mr.. Bruce Al
Hall. of Bristol. Va. The church was
attracttvely decorated for the occasion
with palms. ferns, cut flowers, lighted
candles and shaded lights, color
scheme of pink and green being eff
fectively carried out.
Mrs. Herbert French had charge OF
the music. rendering the wedding
marches and playing softly during the
ceremony. Miss Louise Motley was
her sisters maid of honor She wore
a white embroidered net gown over
pink silk and carried Killarney
roses.
Mrs. Richard Trent was dame Of
honor. and was Handsomely attired
q black net over charmeuse. the
Tss.5@ entered the church on the arm
~ her father. by whom she was given
III marriage and met the groom and
his best man. Mr. l.. L, koontz, at the
chancel She was attired in a hand
/. some guing-away gown of blue oenSa-
line silk. accessories to match. ana
carried brides roses.
Mr.. and Mrs Hall will make their
horne in Bristol.
Attractive LINEN shower.
Palms ferns. pink giadioias ana
faoor and porches OF the home of Mrs
W. Ernest wiltshire, of Jefferson
Park, converted it into a bower OF
4 0eautY on Friday afternoon The oc-
rAsfon was a linen shower, at which
Mrs. Wiltshire was hostess in honor
Of her cousin Miss Hazel Estelle Cole,
whose marriage TO Mr Charles Glenn
viii be celebrated Wednesday morn
ing. Music was rendered throughout
& a.
lighted the guests with several vocal
srlecfiona. among them being. "Oh,
Perfect Day"
T-he bride-eiect, who Was attired in
green chiffon, with a black picture
hat. and corsa@ of orchids was
Hhowered from a huge wedding peii'
y built of roses and snapdragons, with
n many dainty gifts
An amusing feature OF the after-
Moons entertainment was toasts 10
the bride in rhyme" Misses Lena Cole
ana Nargie Gray being prize winners
IN the contest A delicious saiau
course was served.
engagements Announced.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel I'll. Coulbourn.
~ Morattico. Va, and Baltimore, an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Adelaide Elisabeth
couIbourn, TO the Rev. DR.. i. u.
LauEhOn, OF the Southei u
Conference The wedding will take
place this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Y. woodward or
White Gate, Va. announce the en-
gagetnent OF their daughter, Elizabeth
Jane. 10 Mr. william Henry Bosang.
OF Chester. Pa. The wedding will take
place in the early AUTUMN.
MIR. and Mrs, II. D. Howard, OF Pu-
1aski County, announce the engage
Erla
to MIR. Allen Thurman Woifenbarge.
OF Dorchester, Va. The marriage WI!
take place August rs at the home of
Of the brides parents.
Quiet Home Wedding.
quiet home wedding was solemn
tied Sunday Afternoon at o'clock when
Miss Ida Mae Speeks became the bride
of Mr.. Harry Lee Bowman. The cere-
r1ony was performed in the home of
Captain r.. b. Sowell. 2214 West Main
Street, Rev. George w. Kemper. d. d.
pastor of Hanover Avenue Christian
i Church, being the officiating minister,
Mr.. and Mrs, Bowman left for q wed
ding trip. after which they will make
their home at I06 Ia East Main
y Street.
Leaving on Motor Tour.
DIR. and Mrs. G. A Thompson and
son. B. J. Thompson. of Berkeley, will
1 leave on August II in their touring
car for a two weeks trip TO Hudson,
Mich, their old home. They will make
\ the trip via Richmond, Washington
J and through northern Pennsylvania 10
& Youngstown and Cleveland. Ohio. and
win return via Buffalo and New York
city.
Reunion of Marshall Family.
Colonel James A. Wager, Of Roa-
] noke, has left for Advance MIL AL
benarle County. Va. where the annual
reunion OF the Marshall fanilyp will
be held. These reunions are greatly
4 enjoyed, guests coming from all over
L the State. The reunion will be cole
brated this year at the home of Mr.
y. NJ. Fry, about fourteen miles from
4 Charlottesville, and il is expected that
\ sixty or seventy family connections
y will attend.
Epworth League Union.
s The Epworth League Union. COM
posed of leagues from all over the city,
Will hold their union services at
Union Station Methodist Episcopal
Il Church this evening at S:15 O'Clock.
4 The silver cup will again be awarded
n 70 the league having the largest num-
Il Der present.
Left for Northern Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Anderson. of
Kensington Avenue. left Saturday for
Il Boston and New Hampshire for a So
n jcurn OF about two weeks
s MCMafson--Iux
Mr.. and Mrs Francis James Me-
3 MAhon have issued invitations to the
4 marriage of their daughter. Miss
Agnes Louise. to Mr.. George J. Lux.
\ The wedding will be solemnized at the
sacred Heart Cathedral Wednesday.
August ls. at O'Clock.
Back Prom Summer Trim
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey f. Atkinson
and little Miss Eliza beth Virginia
have returned from their outing at
Ocean View, where the health of Mrs
N SAtktnson was very much improved
If. Atkinson is connected with the
#Qepartment OF Public Printing and
~ member of Council from Madison
ward. He said yesterday that. after
SAM. Richmond Is the best summer re-
vert on the map.
Personals.
ere Mr.. and Mrs George Cole Scott and
q their two children have taken A cot
SstAge 3t Hot Springs. Va, for the
# 10nths OF August Mrs Scott ia the
Augffter Of the Tate Eanier Dunn, who
lied suddenly at his home. Gram
1Arcy Farm" near the Springs, July
I'M Mrs. SCOTS brother-in-law and
1eter, MIR. and Mrs. A. Sidney Buford.
NTH this city, are with Mrs. Dunn at
khe farm.