Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

nently known in Richmond as well as
Petersburg. The wedding Will takc
place early IN September.
Marriage Announced.
Rev. and Mrs. George G. Abbitt an
nounce the marriage of their niece.
! Sarah Russell Brown, to Charles Sim
! ton Trueman on Thursday. June 18th.
ut Pittsburgh, Pa.
Returns From LynchburG.
! Mrs Olin Fisk Wiley has returned
10 Richmond from Lynchburg, whore
she was the guest Of her cousin, Mrs.
| Albert Sidney Bowen, OF Georgia, whose
daughter. Miss Wessic, graduated at
| Randolph Macon College on June s.
/ Miss Bowen is descended from Reese
| Bowen. L.. one OF the pioneers of South
| west Virginia.
| Mrs Wiley stopped in Farmville and
Hampden-Si5ney to visit relatives en-
route home.
Morris-Tn!Ior.
a wedding of much interest. through
out Virginia took place on Thursday
ening at o'clock in Chase City. when
, Miss Alice Taylor became the bride OF
John Sidney Morris. OF Salisbury, Md.
1t was Marguerite wedding, and
the church was decorated in green and
white. with shaded lights in yellow
The brides gown was 4 creation Of
long veil was caught with orange
blossoms. She carried a shower OF
valley lilies and Bride roses.
Mrs. G. w. Thompson, sister OF the
bride, was dame OF honor and wore
yellow crepe gown and carried an arm
shower Of Sunhurst roses
Miss Mary Goode. of WASHINGTON;
Miss Elsie Gillian. of Lynchbure. and
Miss Mamie West and Miss Daisy
Goode. of Richmond, We're the brides
maids. They wore frocks OF white or
candle, and carried showers OF Mar
guerites tied with yellow tulle. Lit
tie Elizabeth Fairfield and Margaret
Thompson were attired in white silk
dresses, and carried baskets of Mar
guerites. James Harriet was page and
opened the gates fog the bridal party.
\. w. MattoN. OF Salisbury. was best
man. y. c. Gates, W. X. Allen. OF
Richmond, and J. i. Brooks and j. s.
Taylor, of Chase City. were the ushers.
Just before the ceremony Miss Ella
Haye. of Newport News. sang. y re-
ception for the bridal party was held
Immediately after the ceremony 1t the
brides home.
The bride is n daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. J. Taylor. and is widely Known
in Virginia, having Tor several years
been leader of the Bapiis; Young peo-
pies Society Mr.. Morris is capital
list of Salisbury, Md. whore the bride
and groom will he ut home after July
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs q. w Harren. Macon, Ga: Mrs.
f. NJ Hairfieid, Morsanton. y. c.: Mrs.
6. w. Thompson, Lumherton, y. c.;
Cioode Miss Name West; Richmond:
Miss Elsie Gillian. Lynchhurg; y. w.
Mattox. Salisbury, Md: y. =. Gates
and w. *. Allen. Richmond.
Fifteenth Anniversnry.
The country home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll l.. Ncalt. in GAINESVILLE, King
William County, was tn. scene OF
The affair was the celebration Of the
fifteenth anniversary OF the marriage
Of the hosts.
The entire lower floor of the home
was thrown open To the guests. and the
decorations We're in keeping with the
occasion. In the par!cr running cedar
and marEucrites, with stately mag
nolias. were used The hall, in which
the receiving party stood. was entirely
in green and III the dining-room, where
punch was served and the brides cake
cut. masses OF fragrant Dorothy Per
k!ns' roses were used with the green
Mrs. Josie Richardson, Of Norfolk
served punch, and she was assisted BY
Misses Ruth Neale, the young daugh
ter of the hosts, Camilla Hughes and
Meade Field. Of West Point, and Eliza
beth Route, Of Polk. Va. lees aao
minis were served by Mesdames ]. Mcp.
Lacey, K r. Green, ?. II. Martin and
Misses Elizabeth White. Nellie Thomp-
son. Kinda Yancey Margaret Burke
and Lovelene Neale.
Receiving with Mr. and Mrs. Neals
w-ve Mrs = \. Newell. Mcsdames !. u.
Newell !. y. Robertson and II W.
::5achens-ail Of Richmond.
Some 81 the guests from q distance
~a-e MI. and Mrs. l.. T. Robertson. of
S%w York Mr. and Mrs. 7. +. simpson
80 son. and Mrs. J. f. Richardson, OF
Norfolk. Mrs w. a. MCGEE and Mcssrs.