The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-08

Although the ceremony was per
formed in New York city. the mar
3Age OF Miss Nancy Keene Perkins,
daughter OF the late Mr. and Mrs.
Z. Aoncure Perkins. Of Richmond, and
4 Henry Marshall Field. son Of the late
q Marshall Field. Jr. OF Chicago, and
AZ grandson OF Marshall Field. II OF su-
Rreme interest to Richmond society
as Miss Perkins made her debut here
Il ast season and has always been very
prominent in Richmond socity. The
wedding was solenlnized at I O'Clock
= sesterday afternoon in the home OF
AIR. ard Mrs Charles Dana Gibson.
af17 East Seventy-third street, New
York. Rev Dr. Patrick V. Hayes. OF
- Pstrtcks cathedral New York, Of
ficiated
The bride. gwen an marriage by her
grandfstber Colonel ChisWell Ia bney
i-Anghorne OF Mrador, Virginia, wore
gown or white chiffon with court
train OF embroidered satin Her veil
was caught with orange blossoms and
pearls Mrs George Post formerly
Miss Irene I-anEhorne GiSson. her
cousin, was dame OF honor. Her
sister, Miss Alice AObcure Perkins.
was maid % honor and Miss Flora
Payne Whitney. Of New York was
bridesmaid Marshall Field Ill. OF
f-aaeago. attended bis brother as best
man Owing 70 a recent family
bereavement tae wedding MAS very
4gIek- only relatives attending
F'e53oRIrE tho CEREMONY. Mr. and
Mrs. E-e!1 eft f5r Hoao.ul1. They
vii saake the- winter home IN Chi
cage, e7' ~-1H summer with Colonel
Lar gl'6rT az I.raaov. Mr. Field Is
'ne &aaeHte~ - one the tseaut fJ}
E&nFa@r1e sisters ot Virginia. and she
fuihltS tHe far15'ys reputation
Among :he Richmond guests a. he
Wedding were colonel ChisNeil Dab
ney Iar<horne. SIR William Lang
horne al AIaemarle. Mr.. and Mrs
EgEerf e; Teieh. Jr and Mr. and
Nss. Saunders, fots0n ard NJ l%sh
r. rsTe
Rer1-fse~ For Guest and Bride.
Mrs Laurence white Wilson Of
rstE g3fTr0fI- nd Ms Ty0u -,gs t'a11-
bride aS tho fan we're guess II hon
or At reception given Yesterday
afseTn Don from to O'Clock. hy
Mrs Richmond Moore. Of 1920 Mona-
Fuent avenue
Spring flowers jonQu.le and mar
vs. decorated the giraw lnk+roarfi and
Dali and bank ~ pink freessss and
Fma ndragons formed the ecnterp.ere
- ~ v-'t''.h '"--' 'af- hFs Moore
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$40 az ~. ihoF1a@ mite
head Vi farrell served tea Nj George
armietead Gibson poured coffee and
Misses Martha Roberts Marie Sands.
and K'izn beth Maury Bever85ge.
sfstt1 OF -ne hostess. presided at tsa
5iFf7c7 bowl a large mum Der OF guests
80 ie& curing TIE evening. including
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Hans TNtz Of Alsare-rnrrsine
stndtea IN strasburr ard Berlin. He
was offered the position Of first con-
-erf meister with the Thomas orches-
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William Wtiieke was horn in The
Hague and received his education in
The Haager Royal conservatory He
aught in the Dusseldorf conservatory
Al the age of eighteen. He has toured
Germany. Russia. Holland and Scan
isnavia In concerts with great sue
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