The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-29
kRIEDA MEREDITH DIETZ, Editor.
Telephone Madison 1879.

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Descendant OF Mason Marries.
%A wedding OF interest throughout
n4nia took place in Baltimore Wed
lay evening al $50 O'Clock, when
- Anne Mason Banks. daughter OF
And Mrs Andrew Banks. became
bride of Mr. Henry Briscoe
Somas, Jr.. son Of DR.. and Mrs. Henry
3acoe Thomas The ceremony was
informed at the home Of Mr.. and
III Banks, in the presence OF the
Ambers of the two families only,
Nk3ne to mourning in the family of
- bride, the Rev, Or. Edwin Barnes
tter, rector OF Christ Protestant
psseopal church, officiating
E$S8he bride who was given in mar
re by her father, wore a handsome
ENn OF duchess satin, draped with
NAium lace. made round length. and
y6r veil of tuiie edged with point
&De, was arranged with coronet OF
WEnke blossoms. She carried
kower bouquet Of lilies OF the valley.
t1nn Jeannette Briscoe Parrsn was her
aid OF honor and only attendant
NE was gowned In dainty costume
"a pale green tulIe over satin Of the
Ame shade. She wore picture hat
n hesh-colored Georeette crepe and
Uarried Killarney roses.
William c Briscoe, Of New York.
RbEmeriy OF Maryland, Was Mr.
Aomas' best man. After their~return
from a wedding journey. about the
middle Of July Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
NH be at home at she Montreal apart
ka0ts. on Mount Royal avenue. near
'EAarles street
Anne Wilson. Of Virginia. comes of
14lntinguished ancestry. being de
1nended from George Mason, Of Guns
~. author of the bill Of rights Of Nir-
14niA. Mr. Thomas, whose father is
G6e OF the leading physicians in Bal
1More, Is a great grandson OF Cover
|I6r James Thomas and OF DR. Walter
9Aneon Stone Brtseoe, of st Mary's
ecunty. where. for generations. the
eAmily has been prominent In civic
md political affairs. His uncle, James
". Thomas. OF the Cum herland bar.
= m authority on Colonial history OF
Maryland.
Announcement OF Interest.
NJ OF interest in Richmond and
the state is the following
announcement;
inland Ax-II- Mcdonald I-ae-af
|Exington. Va. announce the engage
nent OF their daughter, Grace. to
lchn Hager Randolph. OF Lynchburg
49, AAiss l<st Is EIfdudts VI AHe
4Afy Baldwin seminary and is well
Imown in Virginia. Mr., Randolph is
~ alumnus of Lehigh university and
now in the reserve officers training
mp at Fort Myer. Va No date has
Tn set for the wedding.
Personals.
Miss Hattie era wford, Of Frede-
l4cksburg. and Miss signora Morris.
"a Suffolk. were the recent guests OF
Mss Jeanette stearns. of 1903 Han
sNEr avenue
Mrs R E Henley has returned
lFom visit with Mrs. y. l., Henley
~ Williamsburg
Miss Phyllis Fleming is visiting her
1Nnt Mrs. Edward Faison Roberts, in
Newport News
Bredy-Robcrtsou
|sa OF interest in Richmond where tho
ride Ia well known was the pretty
Ehurch wedding celebrated Wednes-
~ evening at u clock IN Memorial
Methodist church Lynchburg Miss
lille Walker Robertson. daughter
Ak Mrs. Nicholas y Robertson. was
H bride and the Rev John Harper
|NfAdy, OF Statesville. y c. the groom.
" The church was beautifully deco
Mted with ferns and palms, the altar
1Anked with tie green rorted plants
Ma Shortly before the ceremony Mrs.
E3chn NJ, 0tey sang beautifully Cad
111an's "At Dawning accompanied on
NE organ by Miss Annie Blankin-
N1ip. The ushers Whit Ciarey. Rev.
Enest NJ Delaney. s. Iadd Johnson
nAd n, Hill Robertson, a brother of
A0e bride, entered first. followed by
ne flower girls. little Misses Virginia
9equelin Simpson and Josephine
simpson Walker. who were gowned
A1 white lingerie with green ribbon
&ashes and carried large baskets OF
rink sweet peas tied WITH green tulle.
The maid OF honor. Miss Frances
lohertson. a twin sister Of the bride,
Immediately preceded the bride. and
80 Affractively gowned in a creation
M apple green marnuisette trim m ed
IN silver lace wirh a scarf Of white
nile. She carried a shower bouquet
|N1 pink sweet peas
EzgT The bride was Eow'ned in white en-
3koidered chiffon over satin. with
Sc0Urt train and veil caught with
1xAnEe blossoms and pearls She car
gN4ed shower bouquet OF Brides roses
ND white sweet peas She entered
18th her uncle, Or. John Walker. who
I've her in marriage
The groom entering with hts broth
@Mk. Mr.. James Brady. Of Statesville,
q c.. as best man. met the bride at
- altar where the ceremony was
Dorformed by Rev. ". r Walker, an
ocse OF the bride. of Rariun, y c.
|Ntsted by Rev. Frank l.. Wells. pas
IN OF Memorial church. OF which the
19de Is member. During the cere-
0ny Miss Annie Blankinship play
Loves Old Sweet wong"
After the ceremony Rev and Mrs
EAdy left for stay at summer re-
|orts In North Carolina On August
LII they will sail for Japan, where
ese. Mr.. Brady goes as mission
IVA Ihe out-of-town guests attending
~ wedding were; Mr., and Mrs. John
Brady, parents of the groom. Of
/ eafesville, n. C: Mr. James Brady.
f. 6tatesville Mr.. Whit Ciarey, Of
+ Eeensboro: Rev, w. r. Walker and
muehter. Josephine. of Parium. y. c.:
~ and Mrs. r /. Sampson and
nughter. Jaauelin, of Richmond, Mr..
"a Mrs. Fl. Lee Pau. Of Chatham:
- Josie D. Walker. OF Washington.
C: Mr.. and Mrs Henry Gerken. Of
(alsigh. Mrs. y. p Foushee, OF North
arolina: Mr., and Mrs William Yves
<hcld. Of Riehr ond; Miss Mamie
9Aes. OF Chatham; DR. NJ. S. Adams.
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