The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-18


gilman. or 'phored Madison 1928,
or boulevard 201e-W.
Functions of national interest al
present surround the Washington So
ciety leader Mrs Woodrow Wilson
Rumor has II that Mrs Wilson will
reinstate the old custom Of holding a
great inaugural ball Much delight Is
being expressed in Washington. for
four years ago President Wilson broke
the custom, and until a friend Of Mrs,
wilson's recently disclosed the news.
IL seemed as though the inaugural
bali was feature Of the past.
Reynnlds-Iarie.
OF much I'M rest to Richmonders
was wedding which took place In
Covington. Ky, wednesday. %oven1 Der
Is. at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Earle. "Dinsemore Park" when their
daughter, Lucille Earle. became the
wife OF Elder Pierce Reyr olGs. son Of
Mrs. ". H. Reynolds and the late Rev.
George A. Reynolds. The windows,
doorways ard chandeliers Of the Earle
home were fcstoor"d with Southern
smilax. aa3 the improvised altar at
one end Of the long drawing room was
banked with palms ferns and white
played the wedding march The bride.
entering with her father, wore a robe
OF white satin and O.iental lace. with
tuIe Veil AMI carried a bouuvet
of Brides roses 81 lilies OF the val
ley. The natTeu G. honor was NJ
George Roberts, a sister OF the bride,
and site wore her bridal dress Of white
satin and carried orchids and chry-
santhemums- Misses Sue Spanton and
Mae Nonson. the bridesmaids were
wowned In orchid tu!lc and gold lace
and their flowers We're orchids and
chry~a themums. Little Miss Eliza
beth Earle. in white swiss with pink
ribbons acted as flower girl carry
ing a French basket filed with pink
roses. Mr. II. V. Laync, Of Richmond
was best man, and Nessrs. George f..
Roberts. r .. letters. Raymond
Renaker and James Earle were the
ushers. A reception followed the core-
mony, after which n wedding supper
was served. Late In the evening Mr.
and Mira Reynolds left for Florida,
They VIII travel by boat from Jack
sonviile 10 New York. and after
spending some time in Northern cities.
will return to f'ovington. whore they
will naa ke their home
Adams-Duncan.
The marriage of Thomas Stokes
Adams, son OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Tunstali Adams. OF Richmond. and
Miss Eliza beth Duncan. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs r. 6 Duncan, OF
Raleigh, y. c.. was solemnized IN
Eeenton- Street Methods, Church at
Raleigh Thursday evening at 3
O'clock The vows were takon be
fore the Rev. K, F. Bumpass, OF
Laurenburg, y. c.. former pastor Of
Edenton Street Church.
The bride entered the church with
her father, who gave her away Her
wedding gown was an exquisite affair
of white duchess satin ard rose point
lace, and her veil OF Illusion, which
was MORN IN the Old fashioned way
over her face, was arranged with
orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet Of Bfide's roses and
lilies ~ the valley Miss Irene Adams,
az A';aFista. who was maid OF hon
ar. ~o~o 81 white satin dress trimmed
in tulle and silver lace and carried an
all-4-t 80 PINK roses. Allan Nalcn-
tine. or Richmond. was the grooms
best man
Tho ak ri6esmaids-Misses Emma
Adams, OF Richmond; Emily Patter-
son 81 Nv York AiheFtttte Moore,
Saille eating. Anne Burton and Eliza
beth Dortch, Of Raleigh--were gown
ed alike in dresses Of pink Joffre silk
finished in silver Lace and tulle, They
carried shower bouquets OF Sweet
heart roses and lilies OF the valley
tied wlth silver streamers. The
G.5omsiuan included y w. Rowe, Jr,
Thomas staeg. william Marshall, Jr,
Of Richmond; Hal Hayes, william
f5urte9t4 and Charles Duncan, az
Raleigh y &.
After the ceremony at the church
reception for the bridal party and
oai-of-town guests was given at the
home OF the brides parents Mr and
Mrs. Adams left later to spend their
honeymoon in New York. Some of
The guests from distance attending
The wedding were Mr. and Mrs. T. T.
Adams. Miss Emma Adams, Rich
mond; Miss Irene Adams, Altavista;
Miss Emily Patterson. New York.
Miss Camelia London. pittsboro. \.
C.; Miss Ethel Miller. Goldsboro. n.
c; Miss Sidney Freeman. Mrs. Geor-
eia Freeman. Misses Eunice and Alice
Freeman. G0ldsboro. n. G; Mrs. J. y
Hooks Goldsboro; Mrs. j Gordon
Bowers Beaufort, y. G: Mrs James
Davis. Miss Davis. Beaufort. y. &.
Mrs. a e. Stokes, Thomas stokes
Durham, y, C.. Mrs. Addison Ricaud
Wilmington, \. c.; }. s. Duncan.
Greensboro. n. c., the Rev, and Mrs.
II. F. Bumpass. n. W Bowe, Jr.. VIII
liam Marshall, Jr.. Allan Valentine.
Richmond.
Loving--Jack son.
On Wednesday. Novem Der 5, at ]
A. NJ. the Presbyterian Church at
brakes Branch, Va. was the scene
of a very beautiful and interesting
ceremony, when Mr. samuel Pierce
Loving. OF Pamplin. Va. and Miss
Elsie Jackson. only daughter of MIR.
and Mrs L. s. Jackson. OF brakes
Branch. Va. were married before an
altar Hastily decorated with chrysan-
themums. ferns and candles.
During the half hour Immediately /,
preceding the ceremony. while the |
guests were Assem- bling. a charming |
musical program was rendered by MIR. /
j. b. Friend. At the appointed hour !
the wedding party entered the church. |
The bride. on the arm Of her father. |
was exQuisitely arrayed In dress |
fashioned of soft white satin, tulle :
and silver lace with Il veil of illusion !
fastened with orange blossoms and /
carried a shower bouquet Of Brides !
roses and lilies of the valley. The |
groom was attended by his best man.
Mr.. j. l. Payne. OF brakes Branch. !
Miss Mary Spencer, Of Richmond, Va.
cousin OF the bride. as maid OF honor