The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-30

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carSrn dab Meeting
Tha James River Garden CLUB. iH-
stead OF holding Hs usual N setting a
at1afftaz day on Monday Afternoon
in hampton will Assem- Die v7tn
Mrs Robert n TAIley AZ / O'Clock
and visiting Mrs Talisy's garden. will
20 70 fhe other gardens "a the neigh
barhcoH losing shafr visits e. taa
homa os Mrs Frank Powers.
MAFkicy--BrttL
A vary interesting oat-gt-teVU wtd
ding took place yesterday AZ The home
a. The bride. E0s West Graydou Az
euus Norfolk. when Miss Margaret
LJmHden Britt daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Luther r Britt. became the bride
OF Samuel Chester Marley, SON Of
Mr. and MIRA c. Markisy. of Roanoke.
The Rev J. sidney Peters or this
city. assisted b. the Rev. T Bran
don Peters. o. Blackstone. performed
ths ceremony Ths wedding took
place In ths second drawing room,
where an lmprovissd altar VAS dec-
GRATED with sr0ilax and Easter lilies,
behind which handsome Colonial mir
rors we're hang Palms. ferns, sm4taH
and Easter lilies we're aryistlcailv ar
RANGED throughout the entlrs lower
faor - the house except thu dining
room Harvey Elsy o. Suffolk, rem
dsred the wedding music as me bridal
party entered Misc Britt who was
given In marriage BY her father wore
s. gown fashioned in the style OF 1880
II WAS made OF white tulle over silver
cloth combined with silver lace Her
veil os tJlia vas held BY a coronet OF
grange blossoms. the train n which
aas caught with the came flowers.
She carried bouquet OF 1880 made
OF white orchids. llnes OF the valley
and white ltlacs. with a frill Of rose
point lace and A shower OF lilies OF
the valley She also carried her
grandmother = handkerchief Of thread
lace Miss Alice Davis Of Norfolk,
vas the maid OF honor She was
Eawned in orchid taffeta with a girdle
n turquoise blue made with a drop
skirt Of gold lace Her flowers were
an arm bouquet OF maiden hair ferns
and purple orchids. tied with tulle
Little Miss Josephine Peters Of Black
stone Va who acted as flower girl
wore a dainty froek Of white ruffled
crKaudy with pink ribbons and she
carried a basket OF pink sweet peas.
Or. ". s Butler, Jr.. Of Roanoke, was
the best man Only the two families
and z few out-of-town guests we're
present At the ceremony, which was
followed by a eaffe' supper. The
dining room was daintiiy decorated
with pink tule. lilies OF the valley,
pink rosehuds and southern smuax.
The CenterpieCe on tho table was the
bride cake which vas ornameuted
with q bride Of 1880 surrounded by
cut flowers and ferns After a wed
ding trip Mr. and Mrs Marklev VIII
make their home in Roanoke. Among
the out-of-town guests present at the
wedding were Mi and Mrs &, Mark
ley and the Misses Markley Dr W
$ Butler Jr. Miss Dorothy Moo
nav. Miss Russell Richeson, Of Roa-
noke; Mr. and Mrs &. J., Garneft.
Miss jamie Simpson. Or Richmond.
Rev. and Mrs j sidney Peters. Miss
j. phine Feters Rev j. Brandon
Peters. o. Blackstone Air and Mrs
Lee Britt, Mss Ellen Htddlck. Harvey
E}es 81 suffolk, Miss Helen LIchty.
MNersdate, Pa, Dudley p. Britt.
ClarkshurC " Va ard Mr. and Mrs
VI X Tate. OF New York CITY.
To Give Subscription Dance
The Richmond Light Infantry
Blues battalion viii give a suhecrip-
tion dance ut the Richmond Hotel on
Friday evening, Nav 8. a. S 30 o'clock.
for the benefit Of the battalion's ath-
letic association An orchestra will
furnish The music Tickets can he
secured from tho members
Blntr-Hall
Palms and Easter lilies decorated
historic St Anne's Church at Anna
polls Md for the wedding Of Miss
Julia Williamson Hall and Roswell
Hadtteld blair, ensign United States
Navy which took place yesterday az
ternoon at s O'Clock Miss Hail IL the
daughter of Mrs w Carol Hall and
the late w Carol HALL, Of Baltimore.
In w 50 - a
Mrs A J, Blair. OF Milwaukee, Wis
The Rev Robb white OF St Paurs
Church, performed the ceremony, as
sisted by the Rev Joseph p McCo-
mas. n d, rector OF st Anne
church Mrs. Griffith l.. Johnson, or
Eanist Of Christ Church washington,
rendered the wedding music. and the
bride WAS given IN marriage by her
grandfather. Rear Admiral Thorn
Williamson United States Navy, who
was Dire 5sed in fun dress uniform
The bride wore her mothers weddlng
dreaa. made OF ivory white satin. with
a plain skirt and long court train
The waist was fashioned in a surpllce
effect with p high crushed gtrdle and
small puffed sleeves and trimmed
With a bertha OF rare old duchess
ace Her tulle Well fell from a cap
which WAS edged with duchess lace
and was held with a coronet OF orange
blossoms II was also caught to the
train with orange blossoms The
brides bouquet was Of roses and lilies
Of the valley The brides sister. Mrs
Alfred TBwresey. Was the matrou OF
honor She was Rowned in cloth OF
gold yelled In orchid tuUe made with
"a bodice OF cloth or gold with tuile
sleeves and she wore a large picture
hat The bridesmaids wore yellow
tafrets skirts yelled In orchid tulie and
edged in gold ribbon The waists were
fashioned OF orchid ulie over gold
gauxs. and they wore black hats SINH
lar to that worn by the matron Of
honor Their flowers were bouquets
OF pink sweetpess The list OF brides
maids included Mics Marie Han VIII
SON. Of Sewickley. Pa Miss Edith
Mccormick Miss GLADYS Chrlsty- Miss
Katherine Ramsey. all or Annapolis
Miss Christine Machan Of Baltimore.
and Miss Mary Veeder. OF Washing
ton Ensign Forrest knoN lIbenow.
r. $ y acted AZ best man, and the
ushers were Ensign Alfred Haken
TawreSeV 4 : N Ensign RyIand n
Tisdale a. s. n Ensign Melville G.
Particle IT, s. n Euaign Ralph
kieb g. s. n Ensign * r Perry.
T. s. n p Woodson Hancock, Jr.
a large reception followed me cere-
m5ns at NE home OF the brides
srF4D q rta .FF.rF~ Penn. 4 tfufFa1 and Mrs.