Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-05
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'he wedding OF Miss Alma aIintcl Held,
daughter OF Mrs. Isaac Held, and VAL
ehtino Lichtensteln. OF East Haddam,
No"h.' son OF Mr.. and Mrs. !. Lichtcn-
stem. OF this city. The ceremony took
place at tho brides home. 320I Monu-
ment Avenue. at s o'clock, in the
presence OF large assembly Of guests,
with DR.. L. n. Calisch officiating. The
ch'irc lower floor was thrown omen 70
,he guests. and arranged everywhere
~ trailing vines and delicate spring
ooIosSons' Large pockets OF spring
movers decorated the walls. which
were curtained In smilnx. Tho manteIs
were banked In lilies and roses. and
,nc Same Movers were used in the
u'hing room and halls.
me bride descended the stairway
win her brother. who gave her away
snc wore an exquisite gown OF
nrotaded silver cloth. embro,dered IN
seed pearls and finished with pearl
trimmings. Her veil OF Illusion was
fastened on either side with two pearl
ornaments. and she carried q shower
bouquet of white lilacs and lilies Of the
valley. Miss Beatrice Held attended
n"r sister as maid OF honor. and little
MISS Louise SchwarzschiId. tho flower
glri. preceded the bride to the altar.
Lewis Lichtenstcin. Of Milwaukee. Wis,
'So' HdH. anu inc uhnerS Included
Motifs strauss. Lew!. Strauss Irving
'oldbarth and GcrsOn Held
some OF tho quests from a distance
were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wolf. OF
th,ontown. Ala: MIR. and Mrs. Starr.
OF East Haddsm. Conn: MIR and Mrs.
Lewis L!chtenstrin. Of Milwaukee. Wis. ::
MT and Mrs. Philip Frank. Of New
York. snd Miss Elsie Schwed. Of Plain
field. y. j.
Dance nj Club.
The usual weekly dance will be given
AT the Westmoreland Club this evening
from TO 1880 o'clock. Tho club viii
ne decorated In palms and spring
MOVERS and an orchestra will play for
The dancing.
Du,nIl-fiournoy.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Cor
don Flournoy. daughter of Mr..
Nicholas EdmundH Fiournoy. and
Frederick Garner Duvsll. son Of tho
iatc Richard l.. Duvall and Mrs Caro-
inc Minor Duvali. was celebrated yes.
,eroaE morning at II o'clock in the
nome OF the brides mother. oo22 Ham
over Avenue. The ceremony was per
FORMED By tho Rev. G. Freeland Peter
rector OF ST. James Church with ONLY
INC INN cdiatc families present
INC bride entered with her brother
j.. W. Flournoy. who gave her away
nc groom Was attended by Carl NoIt-
lnR' OF Louisa. as his hest man Tho
ors"!ng-rooms were arranged in palms
FERNS and danodils. and yellow flowers
were banked on the nantcls. Mr.. and
MRS. Durall left at once for a wedding
Journey. and will make their home AZ
LOUISA on their return. Some of the
gueSts from distance were Mr. and
Mrs, +. w. Flourrny. Of Charleston
'" Va: Mrs. NJ ". Flournoy, OF Lewis.
burg w. Va. Mr.. and Mrs j. +. West.
"" OF Waverly: DR.. and Mrs. Cary T.
'irayson. of Washington. and John
iwathmey. Of Louisa
spend Easter Mt CrsiKsville.
Mrs' j. Taylor Ellyson and her grand.
son. j. Taylor Eliyson Crump. arc leay.
,hE town to-day to spend the Easter
noiidays with Mrs. Ellyson's sister.
Mrs III. Jordan, at her home near
Craissvil!e
In the absence OF Mrs. Ellyson. her
daughter. Mrs. Frank T. Crump, viii
give any Information desired about tho
care OF the fatheriess children OF
rance Cards may he obtained by any
one interested in this work. More
than forty orphans on the list have not
yet been adopted
1.enNcs for Roanoke.
Mrs. l.. II. l.. Taylor. who has been
visiting Miss Mary Elizabeth Moore at
ieft Tor Roanoke. where She will Join
MT. Taylor for an extended stay 4
great many charming affairs were
:iven for Mrs Taylor during her visit
10 Richmond.
Approaching Marriage
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Reams of Iyor
announce the engagement and APP
preaching marriage OF their daugh-
ter Mary Putney TO Edwin Randolph
Turner. OF smithheld. The wedding
Will take place in June.
Pretty Wedding.
4 marriage OF much interest I'm Em
poria and in other parts OF the state
was solemnized in the Presbyterian
Church at o'clock last evening, when
Miss Eleanor Tillar became the bride
OF W. NJ Land. OF Waverly. Rev r.
N. Buiia. pastor Of the church, per-
formed the ceremony. Palms, ferns
aud fragrant white blossoms were used
III the church. and the pcws were mark
ed by the two little ribbon bearers
nephews OF the groom. Miss Sallie
Bailey played the wedding marches
and The Barcarole' during the cere.
mony. Mrs. W. J. oliver sang the
wedding Morn" while the guests were
assembling.
The bride entered with, her father.
who gave her In marriage. She wore
"a gown fashioned of lace over duchess
satin. The court train. embroidered
IN pearls. was fastened at the shout
ders and her veil of illusion was ar
ranged with the ZANE orange blossoms
which had been worn by her mother.
She carried shower Of lilies and white
roscbudS. Miss Julia Tillar was her
sisters maid of honor She wore an
oldfashioned gown of white net and
carried nosagay Of yellow rosebuds
The srooms best man was his BROTH
CT, y. J. Land. Of Norfolk. and the
nshers were r. w. Wychc. Jr.. Ben
Lindsay. Flournoy Tillar and DR.. IT..
G.. Stonehan, OF Waverly.
The out-of-town guests were Judge
and Mrs. ]. w. Price, of Bristol; Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Byars, OF Washington;
Mr.. and Mrs. +. =. NOrthingtou, Of
Lynchburg; Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Land
of Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Chap
pcll. of Lynchburg: Miss Lizzie Win
ston, OF Selma. n. c.: Miss Lille Per-
ciYal Of Petersburg: Miss Ethel Land