The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-23

MacN cf1---Masscy.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
lei l. Massey. 1907 West Grace Street,
was the scene OF a pretty wedding last
evening at o'clock. when their
daughter, Lucille Meredith Massey be-
came the bride OF Claiming Franklin
MaoNeil, formerly of New York. but
now OF this city. The homo of Miss
Massey was beautifully decorated for
, the occasion. An aisle formed OF
pedestal vases filled with Easter lilies
and festooned together with Southern
snailax led 70 an improvised aItar OF
palms Easter lilies and cathedral
candles at one end OF the drawing
room. Fern, roses and lilies banked
the NANTES and draped the doorways,
Smilax. pink roses yolets and lilies
carried out the color scheme In the
dininr-roorn.
Miss Massey entered or tne arm Of
her father. who gave her in mar
riage. she wore a gown OF silver
cloth trimmed IN silver lace ana veil
ed in tulle with s. court train Of silver
cloth Her veil Of Illusion fell from
a cap OF duchess lace and orange
blossoms An oIa-fashionef nosegay
Of white roses and lilies Of the val
lev composed her bouquet, Miss
Sarah vaughan. OF Franklin. Va. as
maid OF honor. wore charming
dress Of pink taffeta hrotade trim
med with pink tUlle and silver lace.
and she carried a hat shower of Mary
land roses ana violets Mrs, Raw
mond Massey sister-tn-law Of he
bride, who was married four weeks
ago. was matron OF honor, wearing
her wedding gown of white satin.
tullA and silver lace. and carrying
orchids. Milo A. Nealv. Of philadel-
phia. was best man. and the grooms-
men were Raymond Massey, a brother
of the bride. and John A, Homer. Of
baltimore, A reception followed the
ceremony az s 30 o'clock. after which !
Mr.. and Mrs MacNen left for -
Northern trip. After December l /
they VIII be at home ~ the claire |
mont
Out-of-town guests for the wedding |
included. Misses Sarah and Cora !
Vaughan, OF Franklin: Miss Margaret /
Robinson. o. Lexington; Miss Ida J
Thompson and Mr.. John Nac~ey. Of /
Salisbury, " c; Mrs Winslnw Ware !
OF Brookline, Mass, Mr.. Milo Nealg |
OF Philadelphia; Miss EJma Nc
Ciintock Of Haverford. Ia. Mr. ,
James Clark Murphy and Mr.. Fred |
erick r. Stieff, OF Baltimore.
Northumberland
A beautiful wedding was so'en-
n1ZeG IN &S1iaOH last evening. WtGn !
Miss Birdie DeJarnette became the !
bride Of Boxlev Vaughan The cere- |
mony was performed at Duncan Me- !
mortal Church, which Was elahor- |
ateIy decorated with palms pink /
roses and cathedral candles Rev |
Shafer officiated- Just before the |
bridal party entered Mr.. Tavlor I.
Chewing sang. 20. Promise Me !
Miss DeJarnette entering with her
father. who gave her in marriage /.
wore a handsome gown Of ivory satin |
and silver lace. with an overdress Of !
tul1e Her veil Of tuIle was caught i
with orange blossoms ara she carried
a shower of roses and lilies OF the !
valley.
Two rnatrons Of honor attended
Miss DcJarnctte, Mrs John Raper,
Jr.. OF Norfolk. and Mrs Floyd
Tucker. rr., OF Ashland. They were
gowned IN pink tulle over pink satin, /
with court trains, and they carried
pink chrysanthenums Miss Julia
Collins, If Washington, and Miss
Agnes wright. of Ashland Miss Ivy !
Saunders. OF Hewlots Va ana Miss
Lucille Collins. Of Washington. were
bridesmaids. They wore charming ,
frocks Of white tulle over white satin, /
with pink gtrdles and carried pink |
chrysanthemums. The ushers were |
Floyd Tucker, Jr.. Andrew Elicit and |
Frank Vaughan. Of kentucky. The |
groomsmen were Waiter Harrison, Of !
Richmond. and Philip CoEbiil. of
Chesterfield waiter vaughan acted
as best man.
Immediately FOLLOWING the oere-
mony MI and Mrs Vaughan left for
Northern tour Tuesday evening
after the rehearsal Miss Agnes Wright
entertained the bridal party at an in
formal reception At her home.
Dunnaynnt--Ayery.
The home Of Mr. ana Mrs. J. W.
Avery on East Eighteenth Street, I
southside. was the scene of pretty /
marriage yesterday morning at IL
o'clock. when their daughter, Rhoda I
Inez, became the bride of Charles
cock, pastor OF Aabury Methodist !
Church. was the officiating minister. /
The bride wore blue cloth travelling
suit with hat and gloves to match. /
ent carried a shower bouquet Of roses
anI lilies of the valley. Her only at /,
tendant, Miss Elsie May Avery. the /
brides sister. wore blue charmeuse
with an overdrcse of tnlle. and carried /
pink chrysarthemums
Mr.. George r Smith was best man
and Aubrey +. Ne.ster presided at the
piano and played the Bridal Chorus" /
from 'I1ohengrin" as the bridal party |
entered the handsomely decorated |
parlor.
After n short Northern trip, Mr. and |
Mrs Dunnavant viii be at home TO !
their friends al 17l7 buchanan Street. |
South Richmond.
GiIl--Cary.
quiet but very pretty wedding !
was solemnized yesterday morning at /
80 O'Clock tn the First Baptist
Church. Petersburg, the occasion be-
ing the marriage 81 Miss Ida Louise
Gill and Mr. Richard Milton Cary.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Fl. W. Battle, of Charlottesville,
former pastor. and this Rev DR.. l..
NJ. Roper, present p9stor OF the
church The bride is the attractive
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John A
GIL. She wore 81 handsome plume