Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

performed by Row. Father Thomas J..
Rankin. OF tho Church Of the Holy
Crowo. or Staunton. The bride was
given away by her brother-in-law,
Francis Stanton Blake. OF Boston. Rob
ert ISLAM Randolph. OF Chicago. broth
| or or the groom. was best man. The
Srido's only attendant was Mrs. Hugh
W. Davis. OF Norfolk. who was matron-
of-honor. II bride IL the daughter
OF Mrs. {. 7. White. who WINS formerly
IL Miss Stringfcllow. OF Virginia.
Mr.. Randolph IL the son OF Mr..
lsnam Randolph, II membe OF the
famous Randolph family OF Garter
Hail." Newmarket, Clarke County. He
ts mn aluinnus OF tho university, hnv-
Ing graduated last year with the de-
Grec of G. e. Mr.. Randolph Is the
brother OF Row. Oscar Randolph, of Lex
ington. once n noted athlete Mt the
university. lie is also a first cousin OF
Or. Archie Randolph. OF Char,ottes-
vile.
The bride wore a dress Of white
chiffon with n lace train; both wero
trimmed in silver. Hor costume was
of the period OF 1880. and she carried
a bouquet OF white moss rosebuds and
lilies OF tho valley. The costume OF
the matron OF honor was a white taft
ttlo tLoCNs Ain Ilt ltu a bpuuueI
OF pink roses and forget-me-nots.
One Of the most beautiful features
At tho house was tho altar. It was
placed in q low window In the reception
hall. against q background OF red, vel
vet curtains. The altar Itself was COW
cred with dark blue damask. on 1t
were six high. brass candlesticks. 1t
was banked with two huge vases. filled
with white rconies and large punches
or white syrinEa were planked In on
both sides. The altar stops were COW
cred with old lace. The two cushions.
upon which the bride and groom knolt
were of velvet. Tho entire hall was
lighted by candles ouly.
Conspicuous among tho floral doc
ovntions were several boxes Of Eor-
Eeons flowers from the White House.
Washington. They were the gift OF
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones, a cousin
Of the President.
Miss Emily Wade. OF Richmond. was
among the guests from a distance.
Marriage Announced.
Mrs. Horace j.. Iiourne announces the
marriage of her daughter. Estelie
Glenn Hurt. to Wade Simpson Turner.
formerly Of Smithfeid. Rev. James
Green officiating. After a Northern
tour, including New York. Buffalo,
Mrs. Turner will be at home after
.Junc I ut 24l7 East Grace Street.
Orgnn Recital.
The Holy City" will no rendered
hy the choir ot Tho Crace-Covcran,
Church. ". Spencer Tupnian. director
aud orranist. assisted by fourteen
members of the philharmonic orchcs-
ira. on Thursday evening at Sis
O'Clock. under the auspices Of the
ladies' Aid Society, Of which Mrs.
Scott Parrish IS president. The public
Is invited. a delightful roEram has
been arranged.
Wadc-SeIdcH.
y pretty affair OF tho past week was
tho marriage Of Mas Sarah Adelaide
Sclden. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Fitzgerald Sclden, and J. Robert Wade,
son of tho late Rev. j. Robert Wade
and Mrs. Wade, OF Petersburg. The
ceremony took place on Wednesday ~
$50 %o''loch at the Third 1'reseytsrian
Church, Twerty-siNth and Broad
streets. Rev. n. ]. Williams, pastor.
officiating. The altar WAS decorated In
palms. ferns, potted plants and lighted
candles. Professor Quincy Cole play |
cd the wedding marches, anu perfect
Day and 'ElunnoresGue' were softly
rendered during The
Tire bride entered with her father,
VIII" gave her in marriage. Her we'd
ding gown was fashioned of Oriental
design Of embroidery on imported
Japanese silk which was brought over
and presented to the bride by "A friend,
~ missionary to Japan. Tho dress was
dr;ipcd over white satin. the silk en-
hroidcry forming panels over folds OF
silk Japanese crepe with q court train
OF the same material. caught at the
with pearl ornaments. Her
veil of silk embroidered lace was
caught with orange blossoms. She car
RED "a shower bouquet OF bride roses
and lilies OF the valley. The maid of
honor. Miss Myrtle l.. Rrown, wore a
gown or apricot-colorcd chiffon trim
lncd with taffcta %ruffles, over apricot
isfte'a and silver cloth. with slide hoops
Of TINY yellow ~rosebuds, and silver Lace
shoulder straps and droppuTed slatves
She carried suuburst roses. Her sister.
AIRS, Charles b. Scldcn, was dame OF
hohor ana she wore q gown Of she'll
pink satin draped with iridesccnt trim
iningS which was made with side hoops
al tiny plnk roscbuds. She Cnrried XII
llrhcy roses. The bridesmaids were
MISS Geraldine Cole and Miss Mary
Walker They wore dresses Of pink
lNlle trimmed with pink taffcta bands.
over ~'aii"ta, made with quaint budiccs
ana noon? or tiny pink rnschuds. 'Thev
carried hat showers Of pink sweetness
herbert i Thompson attended tho
groom rs post man and the ushers In
GUIDED Alfred i. seldom, Jr.. Charles r..
Seia'n' edward b Sclden. C.. Braxton
;T'i'e"' brothers Of the bride. and
/ i,"iIaS ~ Brown, formerly of Dam
who. The little ribbon-gir,s wcra
Helen Kendall Seldom and WiIhaIn,jnn
! M"''aiIl"i, nicces Of tho bride. Thoy
wore white orEandy frocks with pin,
r'"'"hS e. Nh Wade has hccn conpcrtcd
i't year" with the Intcrna, Rcycpno
49, as GtpHt! collector of Richmond