The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-27

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ing in the home of the brides parents,
Or. Newton Donaldson, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church. officiating.
The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion In flowers and green's.
The bride entered with her father,
who gave her away, and she was at
tended by her sister. Mrs. Charles
Porter, of Atlanta, as dame of honor,
who, being recent bride, wore her
wedding gown. The three brides
maids were Misses Eleanor Wingfield
and Rebeeca Alsop, OF this city, and
Miss Anne Louise Radcliffe. of Hunt
ington Their dresses were OF Nile
green. and they carried pink sweet
peas, The four ribbon girls were
Misses Eliza beth Gwinn, Juliet Willis,
Frances Wallace and Frances Ander-
son. each of whom wore a dainty
dress of white lingerie. The brides
gown was Of white satin and georgette
crepe. finished with real lace. and her
flowers were lilies of the valley. Her
only ornament was necklace of dia-
monds, the groom gift. and she wore
her mothers bridal veil. Mr.. Henry
Boucher, of Columbia. s. c.. was the
best man, and the ushers were Messrs.
William j. Harvie. Craig Miller aud
Hugh Legare. The ceremony was
lDiibWtd ny "A UIlI1idHA T6ttpIlpts
which Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett left for
a motor tour of Canada On their
return. they will make Charleston. s.
G, their home
Vought---Cofer.
The wedding of Miss Henrietta Lee
land Golfer to Mr.. Donald Williams
Vought, both OF EngIewood. N j.,
took place on Thursday afternoon,
June II, at st. Paurs Church, Engle-
wood, n. j. Miss Cofer is the daugh-
ter of DR. Leland Il. Cofer. assistant
surgeon general of the United States
Public Health Service, who lives lii
Washington. u, c., and the niece OF
the Misses Drake Smith. or Engie
n. }. Mr.. Eought is the son OF MIR.
and Mrs. /. $. Nought OF Englewood.
n. j.
The decorations of the church were
elaborate. consisting of white peonies
and daisies, with large punches of
these flowers on the pews.
The Rev. Fleming James officiated,
and Mt Janausheek presided at the
organ.
The bridesmaids were Miss Doro-
thy Schenck, Miss Ellen l.. Colt, Miss
Alberta L. petern. Miss Ruth Miller,
of Engiewood, Miss Grace B. Rogers
and Miss Marion Drake-Smith "a
cousin of the bride), of New York.
The bridesmaids wore orchid col
ored net and lace frocks. short and
very full. over deep purple chiffon.
The skirts were arranged In three
tunics-the corsage of the Iightest
shade of mauve. with long, bell-shaped
sleeves. The large chiffon picture
hats showed touches of the same
orchid color scheme, with long
sire -mers of dark purple velvet rib
bon. The bridesmaids carried large
punches of sweetpeas.
AT the back of the church they
were met by the ushers. who were
Mr.. Wilder Gutterson, Mr.. Edward
Benner, MIR. Arthur Barber, OF Engfe-
wood; Mr.. ID. J. Woodruff, Mr.. Philip
Barber. Of Tenafiy. and Mr., Samuel
Hollis. of New York. The best man
was Mr.. Conner Huyier. Of Tenafly.
The maid of honor was Miss Esther
Colt, who was gowned in pale laven-
der and shell-pink net She wore
a hat of pink net and carried a bunch
of sweetpeas. The bride followed with
her father. Her lace gown had an
overdress of white silk net, the eight
points ow which were embroidered
with crystals and pearls, with wide
fiounce of the same. The long. square
court train was Of heavy white satin.
The corsage. cut v shape. was of silk
net embroidered with crystals and
pearls. The sleeves were of nee. long
and beli-shaped. Her long point ap-
pllaue veil was held by a cirules OF
orange blossoms, and the veil was
caught down on the train with sprays
of orange blossoms. The bride car
ried shower bouquet of lilies OF the
valley, and her only ornament being
a diamond pin, gift OF the groom.
The ceremony was followed by a
large reception at Valmont, the home
of the brides aunts. the Misses
Drake-Smith. The wedding supper
was served on the spacious verandas
and lawns and the house was elabo-
rately decorated throughout with vases
of white peonies and bright blue lark
spur.
The brides table was placed under
white sweetpeas. An orchestra
played during the reception and after
wards for the dancing.
The wedding Ia OF much interest
here, where the bride has a number
OF friends and relatives.
Final Hall Mt v. NJ. /.
Forty couples opened the final ball
at the Virginia Military Institute
Wednesday night. danced in the spa
ciouS gymnasium. the cadets wore
I full officers' uniforms, pfumes and
swords. while the young .laAies we're
I gowned. in Write and carried Aruerf-
can oeauty roses.
Miss Clifton Fox, OF Lynchburg,
opened the ball with Cadet George
M. Snead. of Lynchburg, president Of
the ball, assisted b.. Miss GIadya LYNN,
OF Lynchburg with Cadet ,. a. De-
Graf. of Kingston, ~. Y, vice-presi-
dent Of the ball.
The other couples In the opening
figure were: Miss Eliza beth Catesby
Jones. OF Richmond, with Cadet J. r.
Brewster. OF Utica, N. Y: Miss Grace
Gillian. of Richmond. with Cadet J.
L. Pitts, of Scottsville; Miss Louise
Wilmer. OF Richmond. with Cadet J.
nj, bfcGTelfaffs of Ricnmords Miss
sally Gordon OF Richmond, with
Cadet Carl Grower, OF Savannah;
Miss EIizabAth Kelley. Of Richmnnd,