The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-29

were the background for the impro-
vised altar. while the aisle was FORM
ed OF white post. connected with smi-
lax. Miss 0anxert. wearing 4 suit Of
dark blue chiffon broadcloth, finished
with fur. with q hat to correspond,
entered with her father. She carried
a shower bouquet OF white roses.
Miss Eva Gansert. in a costume of
pink satin. tulle hat of the same
shade and carrying pink chrysanthe
mums. was her sisters maid of honor.
Little Miss Marguerite Hay. niece OF
the bridegroom. carried the ring in a
white lily. Miss Louise Bourne, the
little flower girl. had basket filled
with rose petals. Mr. Hays best man
was Mr.. William Bryant. Of this city.
After the ceremony q reception WINS
held. After their honeymoon Mr.. and
| Mira Hay will live In this city.
Scllcrs-Thomas.
Christ Church. Keene. Va, was the
scene of pretty wedding Wednesday,
when Miss Sallie Howard Thomas be-
came the bride OF Mr.. Theodore E.
Sellers, OF Staunton. To the strains
of Memberships wedding march. rem
dered by Mr.. John Hughes, the bride.
preceded by her matron of honor,
Mrs. w. L. Todd. OF Fork Union, en-
tered the church with her brother.
| They were met at the chancel by the
/ groom and hts best man. Mr.. r. r.
Hughes.
Hearts and Flowers" was played
during the ceremony, which was per-
formed by the Rev. f. B. Meredith
of Keene.
The bride wore a going-away suit
of midnight blue French serge. trim
med with coney fur and carried
Brides roses and maiden-hair ferns
Her matron of honor wore white
Duchess satin with an ovcrdress Of
net embroidered with pearls and car
ried yellow chrysanthamums---
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party left for Charlottesville,
where they boarded a trair or Wash
ington. Baltimore and o., North
ern points. Mr.. and Mrs, Sellers will
be at home to their friends after
November Is at keene. Va.
Rau-Bowlcr.
St. Mary's Church, Fredericksburg,
was the scene of a very pretty we'd
ding Thursday. when in the presence
Of few friends Miss Marie Margaret
Bowler, attractive daughter of Mr..
and Mrs James l. Bowler, became
the bride of Mr.. Charles william Rau,
both of Harpers Ferry. w. Va. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
tracing parties are personal friends
of Father Martin, and selected Fred
ericksburg as the place to be married.
The happy couple left for a Northern
bridal trip. after which they Will
make their home at Harpers Ferry.
Rogers-McMath.
Miss Helen McMath. daughter of
A. j. McMath, and Spencer V. Rogers
We're married in the southern Meth
odist Church, at 0nley, Monday. 1.-THE
Rev Manning Hank. of Capevllie, Of
t1ciatug. The bride wore a tailored
suit of dark blue and carried a shower
bouquet of Bride roses and lilies of
the valley. Her maid OF honor was
! Miss Mollie Jacob. of Onley, and her
matron OF honor. her sister. Mrs.
lronmonger, of Norfolk. Miss Fran
ces Price. of Salisbury; Miss LYDIA
burlington, of Fair Oaks; Miss Eliza
beth Rogers. of Onancock. and Miss
Evelyn Walker, of Onley, We're brides
maids and the groomsmen were Rob-
ert Hopkins, OF Norfolk Master Rog-
ers. of Melfa; George MCMath of on
ley. and Dr. Iohn Ross. of Onancock
Mr.. Rogers had as his best man his
brothers, Mr.. Alfred Rogers. of Oman
cock. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers took the
/ Northern express for Washington.
They viii reside in onannock.
Bogg
I Miss Mamie Dunton Me Math of on
/ ley. and John Roggs. Of Onancock.
were quietly married Tuesday. Miss
I Pearl McMath was her sisters maid
of honor, MIR Charles Boggs, of on
ancock, acted as best man. Mr., and
/ Mrs. Boggs left on the noon express
| for Washington.
Observation-Disclosures.
Z Southern Met bOdiSt Cbnrpb nj n =
ancock was the scene of very pref
! ~ marriage Tuesday. when Miss SAL
/ lilo Jane Corbin Hopkins became the
! bride of Edwin Ulixon Hartman. The
| bride was gowned In brown and car
! ried Bride roses. Her sister, Miss
| Maggie Hopkins. wearing white. was
| maid of honor The bridesmaids Miss