The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-19


Z Mrs, ". W. Little, Of Norfolk, as
apercnes Those who are goins
Faude about eighteen Of the younger
OF Norfolk and other guests from
5aistAnce. Some Of those rning are
lea Sallie Tazewell Waller, Anne
Wfd Waller. Elizabeth Bull, Florence
noke, Louise Robinson, Rosebud
aahews and Louise McNstr, of
Sshington. d c. Martha Mallory,
Richmond: Cornelius II Ball. For
~ Reese. Drewry Baker, Nathaniel
aman. Jr., Robert Mutt. .lr, Rich
lad Maary, Richard Smith, John
4nx. OF washinston, p c.
Walston--Rnaiings
IA pretty ceremony was solemnized
mi O'Clock Thursday afternoon, June
u. II the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. s
- Rollirgs. Sehreli. Va when their
aughter. Mary Callie. became the
tide of Mr. George Earl WATSON. of
eonIy. y. {
&# The parlcr was beautifully deco
n&ed with ivy. ferns and cut flowers
"a cathedral candle. the color scheme
ing green and white.
MI just before the ceremony. which
6nS performed by the Rev J, NJ Rob
ITS. "Eeca use" and Il Love You
truly were rendered in a most i'm
5aSsive ma rner by Mr.. Jack S'alliugs,
n Wilson, y. c.
The bridal party entered TO the
xkrains OF ''Mendelssohn," softly rem
1ered by Miss Sallie Davis. Of sedley.
he ushers were Messrs. Herman and
Amos Rollines The ribbon bearers
0Sere little Clarice Rollings, sister OF
~ bride, and Frances White, wear
- white organizes with pink ribbons.
The bridesmaids were Miss ALIVE
nf1ey, of Kenny, y. c. who was at
[1RNd In pink duchess satin draped
Nth fuITe and turquoise princess lace.
md Miss Viola RollinCs. cousin Of
~ bride. who wore an exquisite ere
1t3on of old pink lace draped over
kMruuoise tafyeta, trimmed with pearls.
Aey carried bouquets of Maryland
E01AS tied with pink tulle. The bride
IlAM AZ her maid OF honor her sister.
~ Grace Rollings. who wore
1ndsome gown of pink Georgette
fepe fashioned with tulle In hoop eff
1T, with bodice OF silver lace. carry
~ bouquet of 0rphelia roses. Pre-
x9ding the bride was her sister little
Vivian, wearing French organdie. who
ERE the ring in a white lily,
S The bride, attired in Partisan
model OF blue French serge. with hat
md gloves to match, carrying lilies OF
HE valley and orchids, entered on the
xfm OF her brother, James Spratley
ROl.ings, by whom she was given in
marriage and was met at the alter
~ the groom and his brother. Mr.
Levy WATSON. Of Macclesheld. n. e.,
rho served as beet man.
VI Immediately after the ceremony
8xr, and Mira Walston left on an ex-
EemndAd Northern tour, and after June
lib they will be at their home In
E1kanly. n G.. where the groom is en-
GNluyed as cashier Of the bank.
The popularity Of the bride and
53foom was attested by the numerous
md handsome presents which they re-
Deived
The guests from distance were:
Mrs.. Afford. Mr. and Mrs ]. G. Lyle,
7fessrs. Tony Barnes and Tyree Bailey,
gof Kenny. y. G.. and Miss Dora Hollo-
swAy. Of Smithfield, Va.
To Give Musical and Play.
The Church Bazaar at Mulberry
sEorners'' is the play which will be
2esven tomorrow evening by the Mems
|B1bie Glass OF St. Luke's Episcopal
lChurch. They viii also give a mu-
lMicAI and the entertainment Will take
place al the John b Cary School al
s3:15 O'clock.
The cast Of characters for the play
10 as follows Mrs II. Price, the boss
EoR the bazaar. Mrs Alice King, Mrs
3foliie Featherstone. who knows a
athing or two, Mrs. Ruth Pemberton
z1Giss Emily Simpkins. who is still
ShDpefui Miss Lucretia Hammock
sARner. a helping hand. Mr.. Yinnom
s2nomberton: three simperers, Irene
Hiss Laura Wilkinson. Josie. Miss
Jessie King. Jennie. Miss Evelyn Wal.
careful
800. r. Stuts, Eliza beth, a singer, Miss
|4Fellie Valentine: Ella Farnum. for
kD1sse teller, Miss Alice Gray. CLYDE
sNEopper. an inexperienced young man
~. w. Barton. Genevieve Rodman
Ado Arst best girl. Miss Edith Houch-
E0ns; Mr.. Brownell, OF reputed
SHealth. Preston Gregory; Mr., Turner
E44 the wheel OF fortune. Miss May
'4nge: Carl Shupp. a confirmed bach
aM30r. Grayson Walton Mrs Jones. a
Il03ni supporter OF the bazaar Miss
10txae Cauthorne; Mr.. Lomley. How
nh Davis. and Mrs. I.omley. Miss Ma
nc Valentine. who have been dis
geaaesd. The musical part OF the pro-
a0rasn will consist OF the following
nopular songs: Across the Fields
sQ8 Glover" odd Kentucky Home,
ny LATHE Girl" and "Alaba ma Ju-
lAdlee." Mr.. Grubbs will give several
violin selections and Mrs. wilbert AL
sJoy will be the pianist.
The committee In charge OF the
are Mrs W. T Stutz.
~. r. StansbuTy and f. r. Jordan.
Cook-Gs "a ssman.
s#s Miss Eloise Gassman daughter of
ut. and Mrs. Jacob Gassman. OF Lex
|1a8ton. Va, was married Saturday at
sl0:2o O'Clock TO Mr. James Albert
Mook, OF Van Lear. Ky. Rev. John
Il. Douglas. OF Huntington. w. Va
and Rev Oscar dc Wolf Randolph. OF
1exinEton, the brides pastor were
skhs officiating clergymen, using the
ring service.
s II bridal chorus was charmiuKly
Itendered jusst before the ceremony
4FOm Lohensrin by Mrs. s. F. fetch
s&r Mrs. / Paul Gassman. Miss Mar
s1aset Hibbs. Mr.. l. Paul Gassman, Mr..
~ Il. Fletcher and Mr.. Cupford The
M0ding marches from Mendelssohn
I'D Lohengrin were played by Miss
lazy D. Rowan. OF Union. ". Va
n The bride wore a wedding gown OF
Waite, and carried Brides roses Her
S1&eter. Miss Bessie Paul Gassman was
I'D OF honor. who wore white and
4rrted pink roses Mr. Joseph Gass-
sMAn. OF Baltimore. Md, brother Of
SeAc bride, was the bridegrooms best
IAN
EgA The bridal party made a lovely tab
3An while standing beneath rose ar
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