Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
Che afternoon of september 2s at the

strains OF Mendelssohn's wedding
march. rendered by an orchestra. the
bridal party entered the drawing room.
preceded by Rev. r. D. Roller. rector
groom had as his best man. his broth
or, Lieutenant William Q. Gallaher.
Misses Alice Gertrude and Louise. sis
tiers of the bride. the latter the maid
Of honor were the brides attendants
The groom belongs to ono Of Charles
TONS oldest families. and is an alum
nus Of Cornell and the University OF
Virginia, and prominent In business
circles. The brides veil was held in
place by orange blossoms, and her
gown was white satin with court
train lined with silver cloth. Tho
gown Of the maid OF honor was orchid
satin. trimmed with silver lace, and
Miss Gertrude Beury wore pink silk
trimmed with silver. Miss Alice Beury
was gowned In light blue and silver,
all the maids wearing Gainsborough
hats. Tho bride carried bouquet OF
roses and lilies Of the valley, each OF
the maids carrying nosegays Of Law
ender orchids and lilacs. The brides
mother wore handsome gown OF
black. Mrs. d. c. Gallaher wore a
lace gown draped with dark blue tulle.
Mr.. and Mrs. GalIaher left for a mo-
tor tour in the North and East, and
upon their return will reside in
Charleston.
OF Interest Here.
A wedding Of interest to society here
took place at st. Andrews Catholic
Church, Roanoke. on the morning of
October at 8 o'clock. when Miss Mary
Elizabeth Glazebrook, daughter of the
late Thomas Richie Glazebrook, be-
came the bride of Felix Roger, Of Roa-
noke. Rev. Father Joseph Trivoli as
sisted by Father Gilsman, officiating,
with nuptial mass.
The church was decorated with palms
and Killarney roses. The bride entered
Marshall Amber Glazebrook, by whom
she was given in marriage. She wore
a going away gown Of taupe broad
cloth with a picture hat Of Marve VEL
vet. and carried a shower bouquet of
Bride roses and lilies of the valley.
The groom had as his best man Fred
Dcahl, OF Roanoke.
After trip to Natural Bridge and
the White Sulphur they will be at homo
at 424 Elm Avenue. S. w. Roanoke
Mrs. Sales at Homes.
Mrs. w. w. Sale will be at home in
formally at "Tuckahoe." Goochland
County. on Tuesday afternoons during
October from to Z o'clock. Adjutan.-
General and Mrs. Sale have recently
moved to "Tuckahoe" to make their
home.
Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. c. c. DeLaruc. Of 2516 Stuart
Avenue. announces the engagement of
her daughter. Hazel. to Charles Joseph
Donahoe. The marriage will be quietly
celebrated in the home Of the bride on
Wednesday. October II.
Collins-Robinson.
Mrs. Lucy r. Robinson. Of Falling
Creek. Chesterfield County. announces
the marriage OF her daughter. Nancy
Segar. to Allan Walton Collins, son Of
William Lewis Collins and the late
Mrs. Collins. OF Fluvanna County. The
marriage took place at the home Of the
bride on Saturday. September 20 at IL
o'clock. Rev. w. L Robertson, of Ran
dolph Baptist Church. officiating. On
account of recent bereavement in tho
family OF the groom, no invitations
were issued. and only the immediate
families witnessed the ceremony. The
house decorations were in fall foliage,
goldenrod, ferns and dahlIas. After
the ceremony wedding breakfast was
served. and later the bride and groom
motored to the home of Mr.. Collins in
FluVanna County.
To Aid French War Orphans.
To help care for French war orphans
Goochland County girls have organized
the "Goochland Sponsor League" with
Miss Madeline dOrville Barras as
president; Miss Marian J. Boice and
Miss Patty Cary treasurers. Money
Will be raised through a series Of
dances. bazaars and other forms OF en-
tertainment to be given at the State
Farm. and Mrs. Davis has been gen.
erous in opening her house to the
league. Every girl in GoocLland more
than thirteen years old Is eligible for
m emil ership.
Weaver-McNuity.
Lavender asters and clematis deco
rated the home of MIR. and Mrs How
ard McNulty. of West Queen Street,
h. ha h,rrr D.
Der 20. for the wedding of their daugh-
ter, Marion. and Malvin Curtis Weaver,
OF Newport News. which was solemn
lied at o'clock by Rev. Howard ].
AXE. Of the Methodist Church.
The ribbon girls, Misses Harriet
elizabeth Robson. of York. Pa; Mary
Q Weaver. of Newport News; Margaret
and Frances Magill. of Chambersburg,
led the wedding party. and with the
ribbons formed an aisle to the impro-
vised alter where the ceremony was
performed.
The matron of honor was Mrs. Robert
Leonard Miller. of Wilmington. Del.
whose gown was fashioned Of lavender
'aHeta and with lace. and she carried
a sheaf of white chrysanthemums.
Miss McNulty entered on the arm Of
her father by whom she was given in
marriage. She wore a gown of white
Georgette over duchess satin and
heavily embroidered in pearls. Her
veil of Brussels net was fastened with
orange blossoms and her bouquet was
of orchids and lilies.
MIR. Weaver. who is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. c. K. Weaver, Of Newport
News, was attended by his brother.
Christian Weaver. of the University of
Pennsylvania.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Weaver left In their car for Hot
Springs. After November 1 thew viii
at home at THE Shirley" in Newport
News.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Major E. G. Seibert. United States
Army. and Mrs. Seibert, Washington:
Miss Mea Roger. Toledo. Ohio; Miss
Margaret Sommerville, Newport News.
MISS Harriet Robinson. York, Pa: Miss
kathleen Seibert. Homestead, Pa: Mrs.
robert l.. Miller. Wilmington. Del:
MISS Lucretia Widener, Carlisle. Pa:
NIT. and Mrs. Christian X Weaver. Miss
e. Elton Weaver and Miss MARY n
Weaver, Newport News; Christ,sn
weaver. University of PennsyIvania.
Sidney w. Curry. Newport News: Her.
bert L. MeNulty. Harrisburg, Pa.
Approaching Marriage.
NIT. and Mrs. J. A Grasberrar