The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-31
Many Weddings Of
Interest This Week
DICKSOS~TALBO1T WEDDING IN
WAYNESBORO YESTERDAY.
ENTERTAINMENT

In the two remaining weeks unit
Lent the attention Of society Will be
mostly occupied with weddings, some
small house affairs, and others ceie'
hrated with much pomp and cere-
nony. long to be femem bered for tneiT
brilliauee.
Three weddings OK interest will take
place this week. On Thursday even
ing al $50 O'Clock. in tn. Presbyte-
RAN Church in Bon AIT. the marriage
OF Miss ElIen Coulter McC1yer. dauG Il
ter o. Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Il, Nc
Cloer, and James r Gillian, Jr., a
Lynchburg. VIII be celebrated. Inn
mediately after the ceremony a receq-
tlon Will be given at the Bon Air Inn
which ali q the wedding guests WAL
attend. No CARDS have bean Issued o.
the reception,
In the nome Of the brides parents,
1857 West Grace Street ~ Wednes-
DAY evening a. . clock. viii tax
place the marriage q Miss Mary "a
die Neale. daGshter CT Az. and Mrs.
LleyeiIyn Neale. aad Edmund Fran
els Heard, sau OF M~ and Mrs
The ceremony VIII be !1ietiy cele-
hrated. oaly the families and 1e~
friends being present
The wedding OF Miss Katharine
Bell. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Thad,
& Bell, ana Dr. George Bentley Byrd
Will take place In the chapel OF Holy
Trinity Churea On SATURDAY. and Will
be attended by only tae TWO families
and a Gew intimate friends
Dick soas---IsA lipUtt.
In ST John Episcopal Church, in
waymesaoro. the wedding Of Miss
Nellie TATE Talbot. daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. william HoIs Bs4.6o~, ana
William Petty Dickson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Z. Dickson, OF Norfolk, was
celebrated yesterday evening at 7:ao
O'Clock. IN the presence OF aistln-
Ealshea gathering OF relatives and
friends. Great clusters Of Easter
lilies tail cathedral candles. quaint
lies of palms and ferns were Inassed
IN the chance!. and the walls Of The
church were huns win q drapery OF
Southern sn44ax. A beautiful pro-
grava CT wedding music preceded the
ceremony, which was performed py
the Rev. DIVA Gwathmey rector OF
the church. The bride entered the
church with her father, WHO gave hel
In marriage Her gown was an ex'
Qu1site affair OF wh.1e satin and tuNe
heavily embroidered and finished Will
q court train. Her long Veil OF ma
h4&n was uG4I N8NI Il Az Est Il "a Va "ttS
blossoms, and she carried rouhE
bouquet OF orchids and lilies Of th'
valley.
Mrs Robert Latimer Gordon, o
this city. was her sisters dame q
honor. She wore a gown of whit
satin, trimmed in silver lace and "a feE
tiny black daisies. and carried oou
nuet of Easter lilies tied with gree
tuiIe.
The bridesrnaids~-Miss Leona Dick
son. Of New ORLEANS, and Miss Hoo
Wor1htngton Thompson, Of Naynet
boro~-wore charming fFocbs OF whit
tafreta and satin ana carried arn1fu
n Of lilies, similar TO the bouquet OF TN
maid of honor.
The two little pages Masters II.
Gordon, Jr.. and Elliott fTshburne-
wore attractive suits OF white coTau
roy. with silk rufFled shirts.
Mr., Dickson had as his best ma
Iittleton TazewelI, OF this city. an
the 9roomsmen included Harel
wrenn. Theodore Wrenn and Ho
Pags. ali nf this city: Lewis Cref
shaw, Of the University of Virgins
and William r. Talbot and I4awrenc
Talbot, brothers Of the bride.
Immediately following the cerf
naony was q small reception at IN
home OF the BRIDES parents, ants