The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-17
SOCIETY

/ daughter. OF Richmond; Mrs. q. s.
Harris and son. of Richmond: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. q. Massey. OF Richmond. Mrs.
o. G. Massey. OF Mine Run. Va; Mrs.
A. A. Lane, OF Masons. Va: Mrs. X.
T. Land. of Richmond: Mrs. s. Tai
mage Massey. Of Richmond; Mr..
James and MIR. T.. C. Jones. of Rich J.
mond. Mrs r. NJ. Cheatham and
daughter, Miss Esther Cheatham. of
Richmond; Mrs. A. h. Cooke. OF Rich
rnond; Miss Bettie Bottoms. Mrs. r
A. Mann. Of Richmond. Mrs. l.. F..
Hatcher. of Richmond Miss Jennie
West. of Richmond; Mrs Brooks OF
Richmond. Mrs Catlett, OF Rich
snond: MIS-. Branch. of Richmond;
Misses Fannie DIN Mann. of Peters
burg, Va
Miss Taylor to Wed.
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Taylor. of
Rroadford. Va. announce the ap-
preaching marriage Of their daugh-
Ter Mary Bryd. to Clinton n. Barns,
Of farewell. the wedding TO take
place early in November
Engagement Announced.
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Juliette Miles and Or John
Russell Perkins Miss Miles Is the
daughter OF the late DR. and Mrs
James Henry Miles. ~ St. Mary's
city Md and is well known In social
circles 81 Baltimore and Southern
Maryland pr Perkins. formerly OF
Stuart, Va. has been for the past year
resident physician nj the Baltimore
Eve, Far and Throat Hospital. The
wedding wtll take place quietly on
November 2. In Baltimore.
Recent welding.
Tho home OF Mr and Mrs John r,
Black. s561 Grove Avenue, vas the
scene ~ pretty wedding on Tuesday
morning at ~ o'clock, when their
daughter. Madeline Celeste, was mar
rfeA 70 Leland stanford Jewett, the Rev.
Father Charles performing the eerc-
rnony. The ushers Joseph Black.
brother If the bride and Russell Jew
EFT. brother Of the groom, were the only
attendants Tho bride wore a dark
blue travelling suit with a black pic
ttfre hat. trimmed in paradise feathers,
and her flowers were corsage OF
orchids aud ltles Of the valley. The
lower floor was decorated with palms
and Killarney roses, and an informal
reception followed the ceremony, Later
Mr. ard Mrs. jewett left for trip to
New York and other Northern cities.
After october % they viii be NJ home
at No. s North Rowland street.
Pretty Fail Wedding.
lone OF the prettiest weddings Of the
fail was solerunized Tuesday morn
rig ~ II O'Clock when Miss Anna Page
Eoieseau daughter of Mrs Belle Cole
man and the late Capers {. Boisseau,
became the bride OF Lem Camm Gar
rett. son NJ Mr. and Mrs, l., c. Car
rett Of Richmond, Rev Thomas A,
tSmoot n. n, 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 TO form an aisle The bride
descended the stairway to the strains
If LohenRrin's wedding March, rem
aered by Foster Barnes, and entered
the drawing room with her brother.
pr. James Gordon Boisseau. who gave
her away. She wore a rnodish travel
ing suit ~ midnight blue cloth. and
q black picture hat trimmed In para
disc feathers Her flowers were n cor
sage bouquet OF lilies OF the valley and
orchids.
Miss Virginia Thornton OF Rose HIN.
Nine Nil Road was maid OF honor
and Misses Laurie Agnew. OF Burke
*ilINs ana Amir tFaNGockt OF Amelia
cousin OF the bride. were brides
maids Little Miss Winston letter,
another cousin Of the bride. carried
the ring on a white satin cushion. The
ring was the same with which the
brides mother. nee Miss Belle Cole
mar, WAS married and was engraved
with the dates ~ both weddings. WAL
ter Scott Garrett was hts brothers
best man
The maid ~ honor was gowned in
white maline over pink charmeuse. and
wore Pink shepherdess hat, She car
ried a pink tuiie muff with streamers
OF pink rosebuds The bridesmaids
wore white crepe de chine and carried
pink tule NUTS The ringbearer wore
dainty shephe-deSa frock OF white
net over white silk
The whole lower floor wa. beauti-
fully decorated In palms and Killarney
roses. The mantels We're banked with
smilax and pink candles In antique
silver h.'ders. The ceremony was per-
formed fore an improvised altar fes-
tooned WIZ smilax and pink ribbons
from the center OF which was sus-
! pended large wedding bell, The
lights were shaded with pink In the
form Of half open primroses. Profes-
sor Barnes rendered Hearts and Flow