Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-08
WEDDINGS HOLD STAGE
IN RICHMOND SOCIETY
Miss jamie Preston Boulware Be-
comes Bride OF Brocken-
brougIl Lamb.
MISS FRENCH PATTON WEEDS
daughter of Late Colonel and Mrs.
John NJ. Patton Marrics w. Cor
don Harvie, ILL.,, at Church We'd
ding In Darlington, s. &.

Quantities Of fragrant white and pink
oiossoms, against background OF
hBhted tapers and evergreen, formed an
rmectiVe setting for the marriage Of
MISS JAMIE Preston Boulware, daughter
or the late Aubin Lee Boulwaro and Mrs.
houiware. TO Brockenbrough Lamb. son
VI the late Judge James Christian Lamb
ana Mrs. Lamb, which was celebrated
yesterday evening at 6 o'clock In the
nome OF the brides mother. East
FRANKLIN Street Rev. Landon II. Ma
son. rector of Grace Episcopal Church,
ofticiated.
only the immediate families and
rev intimate friends were present ut
INC ceremony, small reception follow
ing. The decorations In the long draw
'he-room were all in Ascension lilies
ana white candles. and an improvised
altar was arranged here between the
windows and In front of long mirror.
rho mantels were banked with flowers
and snilaA. and In the library and din
IhS-roon pink and white roses and
trailing vines were used. The table was
set with big centerpicce of pink roses
ana the lights were shaded in rose color
An orchestra rendered the wedding
music and played for the reception
aferward
The bride descended the stairway
Win her brother. Aubin Lee Boulware
Jr. who gave her away Her wedding
gown was fashioned of ivory satin and
rare old family lace. and she carried
shower bouquet OF lilies of the valley.
The brides veil of illusion was arranged
Win coronct OF orange blossoms and
fastened with n beautiful old pearl
spray pin, which the brides grand
mother Preston had worn At the time of
ner marriage. The groom was attend
cd By his brother. James G. Lamb, Jr,
~ best man. Miss Eliza Lamb, who was
'naia OF honor, wore gown OF pink
chlifon over pink messaline, finished
with silver and caught up at intervals
with tiny pink rosebuds. She carried
An armful OF pink roses.
Tho three bridesmaids, Misses Eliza
beth Hargravc. Frances r. Wheat and
Archer JONES. were gowned alike in
Quaint pink frocks Of taMeta. These
were trimmed in pink silk net and tiny
sprays OF pink rosebuds and their bou-
auets were OF pink roses. The grooms-
men were Messrs. Richard w. CARING
ton, John T. Wingo. John Stephenson,
Jr, OF Warm Springs; Lewis Crensha W,
OF the University OF Virvinia; Maxwell
Gordon Wallace and Charles Mason, OF
Frankfort. Ky
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamb left for a Northern wedding jour
neg, and upon their return will be at
home on West Avenue. Some OF the
guests from n distance attending the
ceremony were Captain and Mrs. Will
liam Radford Beale, OF Buchanan: Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Caperton Huffman. Of
Cincinnati. o.: Miss Lucy Preston Coles.
OF 'Woodville." Albemarle County: C.
r Boulware. OF saint Julien" near
Fredericksburg: Charles Mason, of
Frankfort. Ky; John Stephenson. Jr.. of
Warm Springs; Misses Alice and Agnes
Brockcnbvough. OF "Bcllcville." near
Warsaw.
The wedding last evening, although
only a quiet home ceremony, was one
OF the most important society events OF
the spring season. since 1t united two
old and distinguished families that
have long been prominent in the his
tory OF the State. The bride made her
formal debut in Richmond several sea-
sons ago. Mr.. Lamb, who is a promi-
nent young attorney here, is "A gradu-
ate of the University of Virginia.
society Minstrels.
One OF the largest society gatherings
Of the week will hll the Academy OF
Music this evening to witness the Initial
performance OF the Society Minstrels,
given by the Girls Auxiliary for the
Belle Bryan Day Nursery. y brilliant
audience Will fill the theater when the
curtain rises, and the boxes will be CAV
with fashionable parties OF society folk
The auxiliary OF which Mrs James Cor
don Smith is president, includes in its
membership some OF the leading society
given by this organization are among
the notable features OF each season.
There Will be three other performances
a, the Academy of Music Tomorrow
and Saturday evenings and Saturday
matinee.
Leaves for Hampton.
Mrs. r. z. Johnson and her children.
who have been spending the past sy
erai days as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Scrivenor in this city, left town
yesterday for Hampton. They have gone
10 Hampton 10 join Mrs. Johnson's hus
o"Ho' whose snip came In yesterday TO
Hampton Roads. following a cruise in
Mexican waters.
Hnrvie-Patton.
The marriage of Miss Susan French
Patton. daughter of the late Colonel
and Mrs. John NJ Patton. to w. Gordon
HarHie' III. son OF Mr.. and Mrs w. o.
HarVie, OF Mattoax. was celebrated last
evening at o'clock in ST. Matthew's
Church Mt Darlington, s. c.. Rev. J.
Lindsay Patton and Rev. r. w. Patton
both brothers of the bride, officiating
The church WAS thronged with guests
Tor the ceremony. and the altar was
decorated in Florida moss. palms and
Southern smilax. ,ntersperscd with
Cathedral candles. Wiley Rhodes sang
"A Perfect Day." accompanied bv Mrs,
Allen Bonnoitt, who also rendered the
wedding marches.
Inc brlde entered the church with her
brother, George T. Patton, of Darling.
ton, who gave her away. and they were
met at the chancel steps by the groom
and his brother. Lewis Il. Harvie. OF
Richmond. who was best man. The
brides wedding gown was OF white
crepe and lace. with long tulle veil,
aud she carried bouquet Of lilies Of
the valley and orchids. Miss Parke
Patton was her sisters maid of honor
and wore gown OF pink creme meteor
with a bouquet of pink roses. The
bridesmaids included Misses Mary pat
ton. niece Of the bride. and Otelia Har-
vie. sister of the groom; DR.. Lewis Tav.
lor. OF Washington: William Haryie. Of
huntington. w. Va; Garland Jeffer-
son and Harvie Taylor. both Of Amelia:
Armistead Harvie. of Richmond, ana
William r. Patton, of Darlington, were
groomsmcn. Tho bridesmaids wore
frocks Of pale blue taffeta with big bou-
nuets or pink swcctpoas. tied with
steamers Of pink tulie.
reception followed the ceremony at
The home of the BRIDES brother, George
r. Patton. Mr.. and Mrs. Haryie left
later for honeymoon trip to Florida