The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-23

I 90 perfect Love" The bride was
given in marriage 10y her brother.
I Lieutenant William X. Nichols, of
Boston, Mass She wore gown OF
soft white satin. made with court
train and yelled in tulle with trim
lnings Of silver. Her tulle veil which
fell to the hem OF her gown. was
caught with orange blossoms, and her
bouquet was of Brides roses and lilies
Of the valley. Mrs. William H. Worth
was her sisters dame of honor She
was sowned in pale blue tulle over
messaline. finished with silver. and her
court train was Of hrocadcI satin. She
carried an arm bouquet of American
Beauty roses. Miss kitty Mitchell,
who was maid of honor, wore n SINH
lar costume.
Mr.. james Isard. of Roanoke, was
the groom best man. and the ushers
Were Nossrs Samuel Pritchard,
George Jones'. Andrew White Towncs.
william a. Worth Samuel Johnston.
Of Bedford aud Richard Gillian. of
Bedford Master Alexander w ISfy-
ant preceded the bride, carrying a
white prayer book.
Immediately after the ceremony an
informal reception was held at the
home of the hridc on Union Street.
The house was artiStlcalIy decorated
with palms. white tuwers and many
lighted candles.
a great many put-of-town guests
went 10 Petersburg IN order to he
present at the wedding, among whom
were Mr.. and AIRS Js 4 Clark. Miss
Jean Clark Mrs T. u, Gregory. Mr.,
and Mrs Richard Gillian, Mr. Sam
Johnston Mrs &. l. Mosby, Mrs II.
Humphreys, Mr.. ana Mrs j. A Hen
SER Bedford, Va: General and Mrs.
L. W. Nichols. Lexington, Va; Lieu
tenant and Mrs W. r. Nichols. Boston.
Mass Miss Margaret Hathaway. Win
fall y. G., Miss Eva NJ Grassy Wash
ington y. G.; Mr.. Frank Nichols.
Richmond. Mr. and Mrs II. Thur
man, Greensboro, \. G.; Mir. James
y. Nichols Bel Air Nd; Mrs. Glenn
Hunter, Warrenton. \, G. Mir, John
Isard. of Roanoke, Va, Mrs and Miss
Buxton, OF Winston Salem. n. c.. and
Miss Dorothy Harrison Of Richmond,
Interesting Wedding.
On Wednesday evening de Coursey
Hall the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j ].
Sheahan, in Roanoke, was the scene
Of an interesting wedding. when their
daughter Helen became the bride of
Mr.. Broaddus Chewing. Palms,
smiiaX. Spanish moss and roses made
the house Ike a tropical garden The
bride was attended by Miss Pearl
Woolfork, uf Ashland as maid Of
honor. ana the bridesmaids were
Misses Stella Shockey Dorothy Striek-
Ia nd Irene Muudy and Rebecca stone
sffer. The ushcrs were Messrs Ed
win Greer. Ralph Baker and James
Montaomerp. Of Rocky Mount, and
Ralph Taliaferro, Of Harrisonburg.
Mr. Tayipr Chewing of Washington.
acted as best man
Little Jane Fitzgerald was the f1ow-
or girl. and the rinChearer was j. /.
Sheahan, ,Ir Frank Cooper, William
MCNulty, Patrick Flanagan and Harry
Campbell Of T,ewistown, w Va, were
the ribbon bearers
/ Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Chewing left for New York and
from there they sailed for Havana
| After February 14th they will he at
! home Mt Virginia Heights.
Richmond Girl Honorcd.
Miss Evelyn Jackson daughter Of
Mr. aud Mrs Robert Jackson, of West
FRANKLIN Street. will be the guest OF
honor at dance next Saturday even
ing given by the Secretary of the Ma
Wy and Mrs. Josephus Daniels at their
home in Washington Miss jackson
has been spending some time in Wash