Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-12
BRILLIANT WEDDING At
OLD CENTENARY CHURCH
Miss Kathleen Richardson Becomes
Bride Of Thomas Darnlcy ADAM
son, Of Richmond.
ANOTHER PROMINENT AFFAIR
Miss Virginia Grice and Robert Is.
Augustine United at Church OF
Holy Trinity-Several Interesting
Functions OF Yesterday.

evening at $3.50 o'clock for the mar
iiagc OF Miss Kathleen Baxter Rich
ardson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. Richardson. to Thomas Darnlcy
Addiison. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
L. Atkinson. also OF Richmond. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. J.
lawn stewart. d. d.. assisted by Rev.
y. Smoot. ID. D.. and tho intermczzo
from That's was rendered softly dur
ing the service. Tho altar and chancel
ol the church were banked with palms.
pay trees and lighted candles. inter
spcrsed with white blooms. nnd the
pews reserved for the families were
marked with standards Of white flowers
fcstooned with tulle.'
The bride entered the church with
her father who gave her away. Her
wedding gown was an exquisite affair.
fashioned OF tullc and iilct lace, and
made over soft white satin. The court
train of white satin was fastened AT
the shoulders with pearls. and the drap-
cry OF the skirt was caught up with
pearls and orange blossoms. Her veil
Of illusion fell from cap of roscpoint
lace. arranged with orange blossoms.
aud she carried shower bouquet OF
lilies Of the valley and orchids. Mrs.
John NJ Miller, Ill. vas her sisters
dame Of honor. and Miss Laura Rich
ardso,. another sister Of the bride was
maid OF honor. Thcy wore quaint
gowns OF coral -colorcd tG!lc. made over
soft white satin and their flowers were
arm bouquets OF Melpomone lilies and
white snapdraSons. James Wilson Hall.
OF New York. best man. and the
Eroo.nsmen included Allan Chambers,
Of Savannah. Ca; Olin Richardson and
Eugene Sutton, Two little pages. who
preceded the bride down the ais,c. werc
Granville Gray. Lr., and samuel GOWN,
Jr.
church. a small reception for relatives
and = few intimate friends WAS held
nj the home Of Tin" brides parents. 1924
Grove Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Adamson
left later for Northern honeymoon,
and VIII be at home on West Avenue
upon their return 10 Richmond.
Some OF the guests from a distance
attending the ceremony were Miss
Louise McNulty, II Dawson, Ga. Mrs.
". 4. Brady OF Roanoke. Mr. and Mrs.
James Wilson Hall. OF New York; Ed
ward Richardson Of New York: Mr. and
Mrs. ". II Mchaffcy. ~ Mattoax; Miss
Mary Meek, OF i'h!iadelph!a; Frank
Lewis, of For, MIL : e.: Allan cham
bers. 81 Savannah. and others
The bride is Lowell. girl, and has
been much admired In Richmond since
her debu, several seasons ago. aud
both She and Mir Atkinson arc widely
and prominently related Their mar
riagc WAS one OF tn" most important
r4ptiai events Of tho lat" fall season.
rh" brides mother, ia plack chan
tIllT lace and Gcorgettc crepe, over
white sat!u. Wit a corSugc bouquet Of
lilies of the VALE, and violets. and
Mrs. Adansou, mother OF the groom. In
m imported gr~u OF black chiffon cm-
broidrr.d in silver beads. with IL bow
aGct az mauvc orchidE. received with
the b.idc aud groom at the reception.
iuEustlnr-t,ricc.
Another f.,stiounbl. wedding of yes
trrdnv was that of Miss Virginia Grice.
daughter ar Mr. ana Mr.. Edward W.
crice, and Robert Brown Augustine.
son or the late James Augustine aud
Mrs. Pattic Brown Augustine. which
was celebrated at high noon In the
church II tho IIoly Trinity. with Rev.
J. !. 'r.vatt. =. H. rector OF tn" church,
ontr!nt.HE TAN cathedral candles
burned on III" altar. au@ tn" chanc,l
was decorated i'm palms, white chrysHu-
thculums ana iiltcs- Durnr the half
hour tho guests w"r" assembling. tho
orcauist rendered Al Elaborate musical
program. and SicmuuGs Love Son. "as
played during tha ceremony
Tn" brides wedding dress WAS he;.v-
iy "mbroid"rca imported chiffon
trimmed in pearls aud huilr
foundation OF whit" satin AND tnile.
The lonr, court train was of white satin.
and tho bodice finished in tullc
and pearls Her veil Of whit. tullc was
edged with Duchess lace aud caught
with orange blossoms and pearls She
carried shower bouquet OF lilies of
gave his daughter aSay. The maid of
honor. Miss Mildred Marie 6irice, sister
OF the bride, wore a & OWN OF shell pink
Saiin-str!pcd taffcta II was trimmed
IN soft yellow lace and made with
long sleeves Of crepe chiffon. She car
ricG a bouquet Of pink roses and wore
black velvet picture nat. James Au-
gustiuc Was his lrnther'S best man.
and the ushcrs included Carter Grundy.
James Patton. II. Thomas l.. Stagg.
and cateshy Jones. here were two
flower S!rls-Dorothy elizabeth Grice.
II small sister OF the bride. and Mil
dreA Ferguson, tho young daughter of
John l.. Ferguson. They wore fasci-
mating little dresses Of white net over
SILK. with rosettes Of pink ribbon, and
carried French baskets Of pink rose
buds
small wedding breakfast was given
At the Commonwealth club Immediately
after the ceremony, to which only the
bridal party aud immediate families
were invited.
Mrs. Bulls Address.
rirs. George j. Bull will make an
informal talk at the Catholic Woman's
Club tomorrow afternoon al +:i5
o'clock In the club rooms, 205 East
Franklin Street Mrs. Bull is a speaker
OF much charm and personal magne-
tism, and large audience will be
present to hear her. The subject of
the lecture Will be Artist Life In
Paris"
Affairs of Yesterday.
number of pretty functions for the
bridcs-to-be and dcbutantes. were
given yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. y. Royal Turpn and Miss Nora
Randolph were hostesses at an infor-
NAL tea yesterday afternoon at
o'clock their residence. 1917 Stuart
Avenue. I'm honor of ,.iss Mary r. But
Ter. The parlors were decorated In
yellow flowers and n basket of yell
low chrysanthemums, tied with yell
low tulle, and yellow shade. lights
were used on the ten table. Mrs. A. A.
Marstcller poured tea. and about fifteen
guests were invited
MISS Gladys Gouvcneur Glover, a
debutante of the season. and Miss
Marie Sands, were the honorees al a
pretty card party given ut 1870 o'clock
by Mrs. Conway Sands OF 1925 Ham