Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-29
MISS MARTENsTE|N IS
BRIDE OF HIP. POWELL
Ceremony Takes Place at Home of
Brides Parents In Barton
Heights.
MRS. MUNCE VISITS IN NORFOLK
Many Richmond People Are Leaving
for San Francisco to Visit EXPOSE
ton and Spend Summer I'm Far
West-Personal Mention.

wiz JOIN mis- vile later In the week.
and they will spend the weekend of the
Fourth with a party OF friends at the
Norfolk Country Club.
Miss Martenstein WEEDS.
Quantities Of roses lilies and palms
banked the parl0rs OF the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin W. Martenstein 6i2
Miller Avenue. Barton Heights yester-
day afternoon at $50 o'clock, for the
marriage OF their daughter. Miss Gladys
Miiward Martenstein, To Herbert Pres
ton Powell, Rev. o. L. Bucholtz offciat-
ing. An improvised altar OF white
blooms, lighted candles and palms was
arranged at one end of the drawing
room. Professor J. Galbraith played the
wedding marches and several selections
before the ceremony. including "Trau-
merei" and 20. Beautious Night"
The bride descended the stairway
with her fathar, who gave her away.
She wore white creme meteor we'd
ding gown, made Empire style with a
long court train. and trimmings OF sill
yer lace and pears. Her veil OF i'll
fusion was fastened with orange bios
SONS, and her only ornaments was the
quaint bead chain worn by her mother
and grandmother at their weddings.
She carried IA shower bouquet of Bride
roses and lilies OF the valley. Mrs.
clifton Goddin war dame OF honor. and
wore a white lace gown over pink
crepe de chine, with bouquet OF Kill
larney roses. Little Valerie and Leonie
de Milhan were flower girls. They
wore white lingerie dresses with pink
sashes. and carried French baskets OF
pink roses. scattering petals before the
bridal party. Hunter Hughes wRs best
man, and the ushers were Austin Mar
tenstein, Jr.. Dumont Martenstcin and
James Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell lef, later in the
evening for wedding Journey. The
wedding IL very interesting one. since
both bride and groom are widely re-
I've Tot
small note and her recitals in Rich
mond have proved very charming ar
fairs.
Leaving for the West.
Mas Helen Baker left last week for
an extended trip through the West.
Miss Baker VIII attend the session OF
the Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority in Cali
fornie this month and will also attend
the exposition, She will spend several
months visiting places Of intercs, be-
fore returning to Richmond
Miss Grace Phillips and Miss Page
Hewlett left Thursday for tho Panama
Pacific and the San Diego Expositions.
They Will also visit Yellowstone Park
Colorado Springs, Portland. Seattle, the
Canadian Rockies and Will later 20 UP
into Alaska They will he absent FOR
most of the summer.
Miller-Myer.
The marriage Of Miss Hazel Kirke
Niger. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Mysr, to Ellis Miller was very quietly
celebrated last Tuesday morning at the
home Of the bride. Only the Immediate
family witnessed the ceremony
To Tour the West.
Mrs. Nellie Bosquct Wev and sons,
Bosquet Nell and Oscar Il. Wev, are
leaving Thursday for an extended tour
of the West. They will spend some
time in San Diego. at the California
state exposition. from which place they
will visit the Panama Pacific EXposi-
ton; then sailing for Seattle, Wash,
where they will be the guests OF Cap
Sound y-Yard. They viii be absent
from the city until October l. Mrs.
Wev Is the widow Of Oscar " Wey,
United States Navy.
Miiler-Cofemnn.
The home OF John w. Coleman. on
Quintard Avenue, Admission, Ala, was
the scsne of a beautiful wedding on
Wednesday evening at o'clock. when
his daughter. Miss Julia Coleman, be-
came the bride of Ridgely Duncan
Miller. formerly OF Norfolk
The house was decorated with sweet
peas and roses and in the living room
and reception hall wide circle OF
friends had gathered to witness the
ceremony, which was performed by
Rev. W. r.. Yarbrough, of Parker Me-
mortal Church. Miss katiehclle Kilby
was bridesmaid, Mrs Fouche Matthews
was matron of honor, and Miss Fannie
Frost Miller. OF Jacksonville, Fla.
maid Of honor. Miss Kilby wore q
frock of white organdie, with guam
tty of rufiied skirt, high WASTED
bodice with pink velvet streamcrs
marking the waist. Mrs. Matthews
wore her wedding gown of white satin.
Miss Miller wore Il pink organdie with
overdress OF lace and pink tafeta
bodice. All the attendants carried arm
bouquets of pink Killarney roses.
The bride entered with her father. by
whom she was givon in marriage, and
wore robe of ivory satin with trim
ming of rose point lace, embroidered
in pearls, with spray Of orange bios
SONS caught TO the corsasc The train
was draped from the shoulders and
hung I'm graceful folds. Her tulie veil
was draped from lace cap and held
in place with sprays of orange bios
SONS, and her only ornament was a
brooch of diamonds set in platinum. an
heir loom in her family.
Mr.. Miller had as his best man,
Thomas Billups. of Richmond Imme-
diately after the marriage n reception
was held.
Butler--Potter.
The wedding of Miss Mary Helen
Potter to Joel William Butler. of Rich
mond, took place yesterday evening at
the home Of the brides aunt, Mrs.
Powhatan Brecden. Jr. Miss Potter is
the daughter of Harry p. Potter. OF
Aberdeen. Washington. Mr.. and Mrs,
Butler left Immediately after the cere-
ncny for an automobile trip through
Virginia and Maryland.
Ladd-PRrseIy.
Miss Augusta Gertrude Parsley and
Charles Henry Ladd. both Of Richmond
were married in Washington at 2:30
o'clock yesterday afternoon by Rev. W.
V. Tudor. d. D.. of that city, formerly
pastor OF Centenary Methodist Church
in Richmond. The wedding was a sur
prise to many of the friends OF the
bride and groom. who. received an
nouncements by telegram during the
afternoon.
They were accompanied to Washing
ton by Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Hazelgrove
OF Richmond, the latter a slater OF the
bride, The bridal couple Will make n