The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-14

A wedding 81 interest throughout
Virginia was soleulEiyed 81 Port Re.
public. Va, when Miss Lacy Virginia
Lamb beca me the bride Of Mr.. Alfred
+ Evsseii MARKS Miss Lamb ia this
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry
Lamb, and is prom nently related
throughou; Virginia. Mr. Marks Is a
ser af AIRS " Marks, II Tucson Arlz.
TIE Methodist Episcopal Church
where the wedding was solemnized.
was pretttIy decorated. a color scheme
Of pink, white and green being carried
cut ny the effective use OF pink and
white assers, potted plants and fes-
teens ef Southern suilsx.
Mrs X II. Palmer had charge Of
she music. While the guests vera
assembling she rendered THE Evening
star" ard Loves Dream" As pro-
c~ssiorAi f.oheagrfu's wedding march
was used, while during the ceremony
Chepin's "SoctSrne & was played
softly Memberships was used as re-
cassst.ral Mrs Halle Thomas Willis
was her sisters dame Of .onor. She
were q charming costume of pink chif-
3on tassets with "A black picture hat.
and earned Killarney roses.
1..fsie Harry Price Miller. dressed
al AT Af1&[EF 4 "a AA& EAttA 81 " Aftkt HStttts
carried THE ring IN on satin pillow.
Or. Thomas Allen Lamb was Tho
Groors best man.
THE bride wore An exquisite gown al
white george tie crepe. finished with
touches Of real larr built ON white
eatin Her veil was arranged in cap
effect, held with sprays Of orange
hiosscrns She carried a presentation
bouquet 81 roses. lilies Of the valley
and fnaidenhair ferns
Mr. ard Mrs Marks left by motor
tor stanton, Va. boarding the train
there Tor Washington. Baltimore, Nor
folk and old Point Returning they
will stop ct Natural Bridge and Look
out Mountain. then will go to Ho'
Springs Ark. their future home.
The faien Wilson Memorial
Association.
Mrs w e. Marshall. Of Stanton
va, has been appointed state president
of the Ellen Wilson Memorial Asso
Ration When asked to give h.s opin
ION as to whit form this memoria
should assume. President Wilson said
..Mv own 1udsment would TIE that !
woaid he best - raise a fund which
should he an endowment. the interes
OF which Should he used to pay tn
way through school OF mountain boy
4 And girls, because / know that mis-
L what Mrs. Wilson would have done
she hal had the means and oppor
taniiy. She WAS paving for the edu
ration az several herself from year I
year. L, might be called the Ellie
Wilson fund for Use Christian educa
tion OF mountain youths"
This Idea has become very popula
throughout the South and there hav
been Il nnlnffer of large contribution
I 10 the memorial.
Each State IS expected To financ
ifs own cam paipn, and each will pro
vide g contingent fund. by dues O
otherwise, to defray the expenses c
eending out literature. notices OF meet
! ings and other things that have TO b
done in connection with It's cam
D paigns.
This beautiful idea as memorial I
beautiful character. will no douf
be received with enthusiasm IN Wiz
kinia. and Mrs. Marshalls plans ar
! awaited with interest.
Brofers--Zinmerma
A pretty marriage Of the past wee
VIA soiemnized in tsle home OF Mr.
II. r. Zimmerman, OF Buena Visits
when her daughter. Mise Webbe
d Adelen Zimmerman. became the Bird
Or DR. Albert G. Broders The HON
was artisticaliy decorated In paine.
ferns cut flowers. and lighted wit
xaxen tapers Miss Eva Zimmerma
& NrAa her sisters maid OF honor, Sh
4 wore dainty gown of dewdrop chit
II 3On over messaiine and carried bias
s kot ~ sweetheart roses.
Little Miss Mary Glare Booth. nice
81 the hri3e, In a white lingerie froct
u WA1 ring bearer.
Mr.. Harry zimmerman was tn
3 xrocm's best man. Rev, A. G.. Hop
kins was tiIns officiating minister.
The bride wore "a handsome whit
4 crepe meteor" wedding gown. made e.
train Her veil was OF tulle and sh