The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21
TELnPHoNE:
Office, Mad. 1919.
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and candy wedding bells and pyramids
In an adjoining dining-room Z tabl'
was arranged, where the bridal part,
had a seated suppsEss-AS
Among the out-of town guests were
Mrs. C.. b. Gay and her daughter
Miss Elizabeth Gay. Of Jacksonville
Florida; Mrs f. c. Hathaway. of Nor
folk: Mr.. Minton, OF New York: Mr.
w. C. Corey, also Of New York, Mr.
delnhia: Mr.. w. II. Price and Mrs
T. v Brewer, OF Baltimore; Mrs. b s
Tii!ey, mother of the groom. OF An,
napclis: Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hyatt,
and MIR. and Mrs. W. A. woolford
Of Baltimore; Miss William son. o.
Washington; Mr.. H. II. Carson, o!
Nashville. and others.
Miss Buchanan is one OF the mos
attra ctive and popular girls in thu
Younger set, and her wedding is oil
much interest. Lieutenant Tilley he.
been ordered to Honolulu, Hawaii. a.
aid to ear-Admlral Bousch, and viii
sail with his bride from San Fran.
cisco some time in November.
Resume Dances at WestmoreIand.
The Westmoreland Club will re.
sumo their weekly dances this eve.
ming at 8 o'clock These entertain.
bASh'S al always dHAon& tHe utOa
enjoyable OF the winter season. and
it is expected that large number Of
members and their friends will b.
present tonight.
Bethcl-Portaiux.
A beautiful wedding was celebrated
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict
Poitaiux, Of 1920 Floyd Avenue. when
their daughter, Florence, became the
bride of Mr.. Marshall Taylor Bethel
OF Charlotte, N. c. Baskets OF Kill
Iarney roses and palms decorated the
house and an improvised altar was
arranged Of the same decorations in
the parlor. The bridal party came
down an aisle of posts covered with
smilax and tied with white ribbons
entwined with the same vine. Miss
Mabel TAYLOR at the piano and Miss
Doris Baker with the violin rendered
the wedding march from Lohengrin az
the bridal party entered. and during
the ceremony played 'TraumeraI'
The bride enterede with her father
who gave here away. and was met a,
the altar by the groom and his
brother, Mr.. Allie Wadsworth Bethel
who acted as best man. Her dress
was Of white Duchess satin fashioned
WIN IL podlCc Oh real tACe, atnudeG
with pearls, and a court train which
hung from the shoulders. Her vel
which fell from a coronet of lace
garnished with pearls hung to the
end of the train and was caught with
sprays Of orange blossoms She car.
ried shower bouquet OF lilies Of the
valley and Brides roses. Miss Esteil
Harding. Of Petersburg. the maid OF
honor, wore a Frenchy dress of pink
pussy-willcw taffetA. made with a
deep overskirt and trimmed with sill
yer lace. She carried an armed bou-
auet of naidenhaif fern and pink
rosebuds. The bridesmaids. who were
Miss Mabel Gersinger and Miss Jen-
ME Taylor were dressed in Nile green
pussy willow taffeta. trimmed with
lace embroidered in silver and black
overskirts that hung in cascades. Their
flowers were large bouquets OF Kill
larney roses. Little Elizabeth Cooke
who was the flower girl. wore q
dainty frock of Val lace ana orgAndy
trimmed with shower bows OF pink
rosebuds. from which she scattered
petals along the aisle IN front Of the