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wore corsage of lilies of tho valley
and entered with her brother. r. Jack
Ransonc, of Elk Hill. who gave her
away.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
| Garrison left for Atlantic City and New
York On their return they will be at
bone, III First Street, Southwest,
Roanoke
outing to Charlottesville.
An attractive affair of next month
women Of the Peterkln Guild of st.
Jamcs's Episcopal Church to the Uni-
Ncrsity of Virginia to witness tho Van
derbilt-V Virginia game In Charlottes-
vile the first week in November \
special train Will carry the guests. and
quite number of interesting parties
have been arranged for the trip.
Poitiuua-Dcthel.
On Wednesday afternoon the home of
MI and Mrs. benedict Eugene PoitiauX.
|, i22o Floyd Avenue, was the scene OF a
beautiful wedding when their daugh-
Ter. Frances. became the bride of Mar
SNAIL Taylor Bethel, of Charlotte. y. g.
L me color scheme was pink and green.
and the parlors were decorated with
l'1ii'4S anu bdSfclS Oh NlllaTnCS roses.
me aisle was marked with posts tied
/ with bows Of ribbon. and extended
| under an archwhy of Southern smilax
10 an improviscd altar Of white wicker.
The bride entered with her father who
Eav" her away. and was met at the
altar by the groom and his brother,
Allie Wadsworth Bethel. who was the
nest man. Her gown was OF white
satin, fashioned with Il bodice OF real
iacc' studded with pearls. and court
train which hung from the shoulders
Her veil of illusion fell from "A coro-
net OF real lace. arranged with pearls
ana sprays Of orange blossoms She
carried shower bouquet of lilies OF
IN" valley and roses. Miss Estelle
Harding, of Petersburg the maid of
iohof wor" dress OF pink pussywil-
iow tafcta trimmed with silver lace
Sh" carried "a bouquc, of maidenhair
ieTn and pink roscbuds. The brides
maids. who were Miss Mabel Gcisingrr
ana Miss Jennie Taylor. were dressed in
mi" green tnifcia trimmed in silver
!ac". Their flowers were bouquets of
Killarney roses. Little Miss Elizabeth
'o"k"' who was Tn" flower girl. wore
, frock OF lace and organdy. trimmed
with shower bows Of pink ribbon. She
carried "a basket tied with pink tullc
hlled with ros.buds and scattered flow
crs IN III" pathway OF tho bride Rev
walter l.. fincle. -. D. Was thu. Off
eating minister, and Warren Poiti.ux
brother Of the bride. and Charles Tom
UNISON acted as gr"omsm"n. Sidney -.
!.aird WAS master OF ceremonies
MI ana Mrs. Bethel lett later in
tn" evening for an extended Northern
tour. and after November ] will make
their home In Charlotte. y. e.
II" wedding marches were rendered
hr Miss Doris Baker on the violin. ac-
romPani"d by Miss Made! Taylor. on
the piano.
Augusta Wcddinr
one Of the most beautiful weddings
az the season was solcmnizcd at tho
homo OF Nh and Mrs r. +. Wallace. I'm
augusta county. on Thursday. when
;hvir daughter. Elizabeth. became the
Dr.d" Of Major John H. Gilkeson. of
stanton. In evidence Of the brides
popnlar!ty, she was entertained At
laneheons, teas ana showers almost
DAILY after tho engagement was an.
nbVnc"d.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
William Denhhm at o'clock in the
presence OF the immcdat. families and
relatives, aud WAS followed by a re.
c"Pton The house was decorated IN
autumn leaves. rottcd plants and
flowers.
Tn" bride entered with her father.
wearing a handsome gown OF whit"
chhrm"us" trimmed in real lace and
pcnrls. with veil Of illusion She car.
&
roses The dame Of honor, Mrs. W. A
Wallace. WAS Fowned in pale green
charncuse. trimmed in gold lace and
carried an arm bouquet OF white chry-
santherrunls
William Sproud acted az ring bearer.
carrying the ring on a silver ,ray.
Little katherine Wallace as Hover ,.irj
preceded the bride scattering swcc,
peas in her path. The groor, was at
tended by ". i. Wallace as hes, man
and Lawrence wilson and Dr.. Herman
Miller, as groomsmen Mrs Charles
r. Dorr!er, of Sco,tsville. In q gown ,
OF black charmcusc with iridescen, /
trimmings. rendered the wedd ing music, ,
using Wasners march from Tam
nauser as professional. and Grieg's
Love Poem" during the ceremony.
Miss Elizabeth Denham, OF Bethel /
Manse." sang AT Dawning' just before /
the ceremony.
The bride and groom left later for an !
extended Northern tour
Saturday Afternoon Dances.
The Misses kidwell have issued irvi |!
tations for their regular Saturday IF. ,
ternoon soirces, which will be resumed !
this week. These dances Will be held !
this season from $40 to $50 in tn. !
Conservatory of Music
Quiet Wedding.
y pretty. but quiet wedding took
place at The Sacred Heart Church |
o'' "ton"aS AFTERNOON i
AT 1890 o'clock. when Miss Kathryn C
Lynch. OF New York, became the bride
OF Edwin G. Drake. the Eroom's uncle.
Rev. Father Drake, Officiating Mrs.
l." r. Hogan was matron of honor and
Arthur G. Toler was the Froon's best !,
man. Miss Ruth c. Tolcr was maid "
of honor.
After wedding trip through the 4
South, Mr. and Mrs Drake viii make i
their home in Brooklyn
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