Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-14
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married to DR.. Henry Armistcad Bull
lock, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bullock, Of
Bullock. y. c.. at o'clock on Monday
evening at the home OF the bride. l02
North Harvie Street.
In the absence of Bishop o'Connell
from the city, the ceremony was per-
formed by Monsignor O'Farrell, assist
ed by Father Kelliher. The music was
rendered by Miss Reta Baker at tho
piano, accompanied by Miss Doris
Baker on the violin.
The ceremony took place before an
'nprovised altar of white wicker with
satih cushions. decorated with cathe-
dral candles, palms and white peOnies
Inc mantle was banked with pink
roses and pink-shaded candles.
The attendants we're Miss Anne
Campbell, bridesmaid. and Miss Irene
T. Geisinger. sister Of the bride. maid
Of honor. wearing costumes of pink
SILK net over taffeta with quaint
skirts looped In the back, the bodicea
trimmed in crystal bands. embroidered
in pink. They carried shower bou-
quests Of lavender sweet peas
The DANES of honor were Mrs. Joseph
f. Geisinger and Mrs. Marshall T.
Bethel. of Charlotte. y. c., wearing
costumes OF lavender silk net over tai
feta, the skirts with numerous side
rufiles and bodices of crystal. They
carried arm bouquets Of pink Mary
land roses.
The best man was Richard Bullock,
Of West Point. brother OF the groom,
and the ushers were DR.. John w Tur-
man. DR.. b. f Eckles. Charles r.
Tomlinson and DR.. j. NJ. Emmett
The bride entered with and was
given away by her brother. DR. Joseph
F. Geisinger. Her costume was a love-
~ affair Of softest white satin with
bodice OF Georgette crepe embroid red
In pearls. with court train of brocaded
satin falling from her shoulders. She
wore veil OF tulle with wreath Of
orange blossoms. and carried shower
bouquet Of lilies Of the valley.
DR.. and Mrs. Bullock left on a we'd
ding tour for New York and the Ber-
muda Islands.
Among the out-of-town guests wers
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall T. Bethel. OF
Charlotte. and Richard Bullock, of
West Point Much entertaining was
done in honor of the bride, and tho
wedding was OF interest to many
friends In this State and in North Caro-
lima.
Long-WnrIng.
An interesting event will take place
to-day in Lynchburg, when Miss Emma
Lawson Waring VIII be married TO
John Lindsay Long. Miss Waring is
the daughter Of Mrs Emma Chiffon War
ing and the late Or. Lawson WarinG, Of
"Tuscarora." Essex County. She is re-
lated to many prominent Virginia fam
Warmers. Hoskinses. Lewises. Latanes.
wellfords and Spottswoods, She is a
great gra nddaughtcr of DR.. Gray and
Lucy Yates Wexford Gray, OF Rich
mond- She is a graduate OF the Farm
VILE Normal School, and has taught
several years in the Lynchburg public
schools
Mr. Long is the son of the late
Major Lee Long. of Nottoway County
and nephew Of General a. l.. Long. Of
tn NJ
william and Mary College and of the
law school Of the University of Penn
sylvania Mr.. Long Is direct de-
accudant OF Colonel Ball Of "Trav-
eler's Rest" Lancaster County. and
through him k!nsman of General
Washington.
Observation-Disclosures.
a marriage Of considerable interest
over the State Will occu! this evening
at 1850 o'clock when Miss Martha Par.
sons Taliaferro. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Alexander Taliaferro OF
"Arrundaie." Rapidan, will become the
bride OF William Bowman Broadus. Of
Richmond son of DR.. and Mrs. w. l.
Broadus. OF Rowling Green. The cerc-
nony will be performed in Emmanuel
Episcopal Church, in Rapidan.
The home and church Will be deco
lated in pink roses and lilies Mrs.
s. \. Clement. OF Annapolis. Md. will
De matron OF honor. Reuben Broadus.
best man. The groomsmen will be J..
Marshall Taliafcrro, Of New York.
brother OF the bride: George f. Nelson.
OK New York. cousin OF the bride;
Lieutenant 5. a. Clement. United
States Navy. OF Annapolis, and r.
Shackelford. of Orange. will preside
at the organ during the ceremony.
The bride will be given away by
her father. She Will be gowned in
white satin and tulle and will carry n
shower bouquet Of lilies of the valley.
The matrou OF honor will wear pink
chiffon and will carry pink roses.
Following the ceremony there will
ne a reception at the home OF the
brides father and mother. Among the
out-of-town guests invited are Miss
Frances Broadus. OF Bowling Green:
Mrs. 3. Franklin. OF Baltimore; Lieu
tenant and Mrs s. a. Clement. of An
f, napolis; Mr.. and Mrs. George f.. Nelson
and j. Marshall Talaferro, OF New
York. and Reuben II. Rroadus, OF
Richmond.
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been issued an
nouncins the wedding on Thursday.
June %, OF Miss Mable Elizabeth Will
liams and Alfred Proctor James. The
ceremony will occur in Cobb, Wis
NJ. James is graduate of Randolph
Macon College and won n Rhoades
scholarship from Virginia to Oxford
England. For the past three years he
has been student and fellow in the
University of Chicago.
Engagement Announced.
DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Hagy, OF Inman,
announce the engagement and APP
oaching marriage Of their sister. Miss
Hanna Mae Hamilton. to Henry Alex
4 ander Flanagan, of Trevillian. Louisa
County. The marriage will take place
al tho home OF the bride on Wednesday
I morning, June 2S Miss Hamilton Is
L the daughter of the late Harvey Ham,
tilton. a prominent lawyer OF South
Invest Virginia
lin New York.
Among the Richmonders registered
In New York during the past week have
t,een Oskar Riethof, Raphael Lazy. Mr..
l.nnd Mrs. George s. Crenshaw, c. S.
(tacy. Mr.. annd Mrs. J. Amster and
tlfred B. Williams.
1t the University.
Among those leaving Richmond yes
rday to attend finals at the Univer
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