The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-30

BAPTIST Church Frederichsouis NaS
that OF Mlss Mary anna Noo !" %" =.
oauehter OF MI. an" " ~"
Souiomah' OF .hAt c'S aiIu ~ go,
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me CHureh was "e .o' a'ou -
PAINS. ierhs ana NH.'e Roses, az" s.'N
same mowers were ueeu a. 'I'e .',..
non Al the PrIue houie ''Il
iono"1Ag 1he mar 70 - 80,
relatives ana ,e" ln'i ,'l1 .I1o''''s
were hnNile'' re Neo''s', ' : 80
the pride was laSi'oie0 o. WIZ 80 49, -,
WIN an ovtf8Fess 90 '4'.'5 ~ No., -,
pears ana hg' ,1"e Ne.- t', o.
with "res III Oh oieI &c ,l. 60
enc carried Slo"eI 800 " -.
nF'ue f"seS ann ii''v7 -,
fier FeNeffhS %
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10 ihatth' 10 il'-1li "a -,
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wore All eAQuiS4le ~ e'S ~
QuI$ette ltliN mo- :" ", c.
oTys.&i over q sas'n IouIin 80
carried a colohlaI "oNq@e' "a
aho suhnurs' roses
Inc pIaue was una . 1,oiueu Saw
her mao Of holloFs w l'1-ali' ~ 49, 80.
OF RICHMOND was l"e groom oes'
man, ana the grVoIhSl1'el' weTe -NeS'st - .
y. Sordon Souiohlah aho nenfy
Souldrnan. prothers o. the prlue, "eh
OF freoericRsours; 1eolEe -. No"o.
baiumoFe, ana l. RAY IlcH"F uFTo"' VI
hichmona.
mr, ana MFs- nee icit iA'er III t,1e
evening TOT "eo"ihe mp III 44H
south ana upon tneiF return t'leE wa"
MAKE their nome IN florefloe, . -
among me OUT OF to"n guess PR
emf were: MT ana MRS SthItH L. W
nam, OF Sarret Fark. ma. Mics Mar ,e
Keel OF AiIendaIe' > = Mlss Jesse
DaHan. OF Morr1TF.ile' n MISS ',E
nora M MoFfiss, OF ~NoFi oIN' anu VI
Genevieve II Stearns, MISS hertha
MOL. Mrs u. w stearns,< MRS. bra"-
ner Gates and Mr. Bascom j. Ro"ie't'
Ill OF Richm ond.
White--hfng.
A quiet wedding was celebrated IN
Saltv'lle. Va, Wednesday morning al
half-past 10 O'Clock, when Miss ZONE
Sullins King, Youngest daughter OF
Mrs. NJ. e, King. became the bride
OF Mr.. Arthur Monroe White. OF Sa-
lem va me ceremony was per
formed by Rev X. ID. carson, IL. D.'
OF the Presbyterian Church. and was
witnessed by only the immediate IAN
lily or the bride, Immediately a1ter
the ceremony wedding BREAKFAST was
served. The happy couple VIII reside
IN Salem, Va, after VISIT 70 Easter
cities
Gaddcss-Chaprnan.
st. Stephens Episcopal Church,
Washington, was the scene OF quiet
wedding "Wednesday afternoon al o. ,
o'clock, when Miss Faith Chapman. or
Washington and Manassas, became
the bride of Mr.. John BascomD CAD
dess. the Rev. George T. Dudley OFF,
ciating. The bride was given In mar
riage by her uncle, Mr., Bailey Cha p
man. Miss Mary Lee Chapman, siste r
of the bride. acted as hT]desfnala,
while Mr.. Eugene Gaddess, brother OF
the groom. was best man. me cou-
pie left Immediately after the oere-
monv for all extended trip thfnnyh
Northwestern New York and Canada
Among the out-of-town relatives at
tending the ceremony were MI. and
Mrs, w. J. Chapman and MT. Bailey
Chapman. OF Baltimore; Mre. y. j.
Turner Jr.. of The Plains, Va. and
Mr.. and Mrs +. r. Morris, or Manas-
sas. Va.
Husfon-Houge-
O, w. c. Huston and MISS Emma
Houge, OF Newport News were united
in marriage at the parsonage OF the
First Presbyterian Church IN that city
at o'clock saturday evening ReF
e. T. Wexford, d. D., pastor OF the
church, off1ciated.
Mr.. Huston, who formerly occupied
a government position at the plant OF
the Newport News shiphuilding and
Dry Dock Company, is now preparing
for the ministry at the Union Theologi-
cal Seminary, Richmond Mrs. Hus'
ton. graduate OF the Elizapeth Bnx.
ton Training School tor Nurses, VIII
shortly enter the Presbyterian Tram
ing School, ftcitt1tofd, eoth she a no
Mr. Huston qualifying for mission
work.
Wolfe-FoIlles.
At the home OF Mr. w, w. Folkes
1922 Grove Avenue. a quiet wedding
took place Saturday at II O'Clock
when his sister, Miss Katherine Curry
Folkes. daughter OF the Rev. r. G
rolkes of Gloucester County, became
the wnfe OF Mr.. Herman A. Wolfe
.1so NJ Gloucester. The father of the
nr,Sa WA. tina ofY,c'atins minister
n.rL hl,a wns chosen for the brides
-r.v.,.,~ .,lt with which she wore 8
~, ~ oorresnond After the cero.
80 NJ wolfe left for +hs
.-ar,h 49, NC, vii xnend theil
,arsrr,, ,a,or I,,,;no in gloucester