The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-18

d SITE IdNfOT. NiOilTllEt
by Mrs. c., s. Wood. rendered the
wedding music. The bride entered
the church with her father, who gave
her In marriage. she was handsome
~ attired IN a silver toned beet root
suit with gray boots. gloves, hat and
VEIL and she wore a large corssge
Of orchids and vioiets, They were
met at the altar by the groom and
his best man, DR.. koonce. of Raleigh,
y. c. Miss Carrie RUSSELL, sister oil
the bride, the maid OF honor, wore
a gown and picture hat of purple
velvet. with gray boots and gloves
carried yellow chrysanthemums and
autumn leaves with streamers OF yell
low tuils. The bridesmaids included
Mrs. 1no. Russell. of Chase city
gowned in gray satin, with a large
picture hat and carrying chrysanthe-
NUNS and autumn leaves with
stresmers OF pink tulle. Miss Louise
Watkins, of GAINESVILLE. was most be-
comtngiy attired in blue tsffefa. black
picture hat and also carried pink
chrysanthemums and autumn leaves
with streamers of pink tulle. The
groomsmen included Chas. Russell
Tom Mullins. Holmes Logon and Cs-
car Moss, At o'clock a course hun
cheon was served in the brides home
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guests.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. kooncn left for Northern
honeymoon, including New York city
and other places OF interest Upon
their return they will be at home In
Wilmington. n g. where MIR. Koouce
is prominently identified with The
$. a. /. railway.
Among the guests from distance
were Mr.. and Mrs. Poolo. of Raleigh
n. G.: Dr. and Mrs. Koonce. of RIA.
leigh n. c. Mrs Cogbili. Boydton
Va, Miss ArdelIe Cogbil. Boydton
Va, Mrs. Frank Liipfert. Winston.
Salem. n C. Mrs, Horton, Raleigh
N. e. Mrs r. Fl. Moss. OF Towns
Vile y. c. Tom Mullins. oxford, n
C. oscar Moss, Townsville. y, c., and
Haines Lyon, Franklin. Va.
Ttlyhman--BurveIi
On Saturday. November 10. at II 81
I A. NJ, Tabernacle NJ. f. church
Vance county, n C, was the scene
Of a lovely and impressive wedding
the contracting parties being James
G. Tighman. OF Weldon. n. c., and
Miss George O'2elia Burwell. OF
Mecklenburg. Va. youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. BurweiL.
The church was beautifully dec.
Grated the long leaf pine beins
used as a background for ferns ant
chrysanthemunls The church was
darkened and can lies were used Il
supply the necessary light. The al
tar was canvassei IN white, while tbs
chantel RAD was draped In white an6
unninR cedar. the same beautiful ce
dar was also suspended across tht
church and windows.
Miss Lizzie larry. OF Townsville
presided at the organ, ard was &C
companied on the violin by Harry J
Pope, formerly of weldon Miss Eve
lene Register sang The Sunshine o.
Your Smile. this was followed b.
Lohengrin's wedding march Thu
ushers were all cousins of the bride
G. O., c. H and II. G. Taylor, o.
Townsville. and T. G, Taylor. o
Mecklenb burg. Miss Fannie Gayle
Burwei, sister OF the bride. entered
from the right aisle. while Sterlir
HUTCHINSON. OF Boydton, came dowr
the left; they crossed at lhe chance
and took their places on opposite
sides next followed Miss Kate Isbel
-TTrvTT, HrTd f5oyc 'r"ayt0r. OF sou
dan Va.
The maids wore dresses of yellow
satin and net, and large Hack vetve
hats They carried white chrytanthe
NUNS ard ferns tied with white tulIe
Mrs. Norman S Barnes was dame o
honor In white satin and lace, witt
81 black picture hat. Little Miss Mar,
Letha BARNES Wis ring bearer, carry
ing the ring in a silver baskht adorne'
with tiny cuttings; her dress was o
lingerie with yellow ribbons,
The bride entered on the arm o
her uncle, " IL. Taylor. who CAV,
her away. She was attired in q gowr
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