The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-03
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Elizabeth Washington Latane became
the bride of Frank Melcolm Stiff, 81
/ oak Grove. The church was decorat-
ed in chrysanthemums. Rev. w. s
| l. Romilly erformed the ceremony
The wedding marches were played By
r Mrs. W. l.. Wirton on the organ &C.
companied by Miss Katherine Stiff or
F, the violin.
+; The bride was gowned in satin and
old lace and her tulle veil was caught
with orange blossoms. Her brides
maids were Mrs. Julian G&fith. Miss
Elizabeth Writ. OF Oak Grove: Miss
Frances Rfdout. of Anna polls. Md
Miss Katherine Brook. of Prince
George county. Md. The brides sis.
ter Mrs. Richard Washington. OF
Washington. D. g, was dame of honor
Dr. Earl Stiff. brother OF the groom
was best man. TIE ushers included
James Iatane. Lawrence Washington
Julian Griffith. of Oak Grove, and
Harry Haskns, of Washington
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother. DR.. w. A. Latane. OF Mt
McCregor. N. Y. The bride is a
daughter of Mrs. Sue Latane and the
late Rev. w. c. TAtane. After a we'd
ding trip Mr., and Mrs. Stiff will re-
side at Oak Grove.
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Miss Jennie Louise Lewen, the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, J. w. Jewen,
Of this city, became the bride OF
George Alexander Robinson, Of Hot
Springs. Va, at II o'clock Thursday
morning in the parish house OF ST.
Johns Episcopal church. the Rev.
Hush Sublett officiating Mrs w. H.
German, OF Clifton Forge, Va, the
| brides sister, was her only attendant.
After November Is. Mr., and Mrs.
Robinson win be at home at 2e10
East Marshall street.
Berry-Cottreli.
A wedding Of interest was celebrat-
ed Wednesday afternoon at $40
o'clock In the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Watson Cottrell. 1912 Jeffer-
son Park. when their daughter, Doris,
became the bride of Rodney C. Berry,
OF Harrisonburg. Va The Rev J J.
Wicker performed the ceremony and
Miss Minnie Cogbill. accom- panied on
Brown. sang Love. Here Is My
the piano by Mrs. Sallie Montgomery
Heart" Just before the entrance Of
the bridal party
Palms, fern and pink and white
chryeanthemumsd decorated the brides
home and tie pink and white color
scheme was carried out in the at
tendsnts' costumes Mrs. A d Saund-
ers. the brides sister, attended her as
dame Of honor and she wore her own
wedding dress Miss Retha watkins,
nj this city and Miss Edith Under
kuTer.. OF MADDEN Heights. y J.. were
the bridesmaids. Their frocks were
If pink satin and silver lace. The
lame of honor carried an arrnfull OF
Killarney roses and the bridesmaids
carried hats OF Killarney roses. Lit
tie Miss Elizabeth Cottreli was her
sisters flower girl and Henry Cot
tretl her young brother. was the ring
bearer Wellington Berry. Of Harris
onhurR attenTHT hiS rrurfTFr Hs rTs-
man. ard the ushers were: yelling
ton Cottrell San Dorset. Aiwyu
Saunders and Arthur Fans
The bride was given in marriage by
her father She was lovely IN a gown
Of white satin ard silver lace with "a
court train Of satin Her veil OF IL
luston WAS caught with orange bios
sons. Her flowers were shos Of
Brides roses
out.of-town guests AZ the wedding
were: The groom's mother. Mrs
Berry. OF Harrisonhurg; Mr. and Mrs
Weldon Berry and son. Roilin, OF Hsr-
risonburg.
After a Northern trip Mr. and Mrs.
Kerry viii be- at home at 1919 Ief-
terson Park.
Neutrality-suspicious.
On Tuesday. October 80. at Park
riec@ Methodist church. at o'clock
in the afternoon, the Rev. William
Thorn pson ofYiciated at the marriage
OF Miss Genevfeve II Stearns. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs r. w. Stearns, of
this city. to r. Ray Richardson. also
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fully decorated In palms and white
chrysanthemums, as was also the
brides home. 1903 Hanover avenue. AT
which a reception WAS held after the
ceremony The bride wore a blue
travelling suit with a mahogany color
ed velvet hat Her flowers were a
corsage of gardenias and lilies of the
valley.
She was attended by her sister. Miss
Jeanne Arnstead Stearns, who wore
dress of brown crepe meteor with
picture hat OF brown tulle and ostrich
VtuTTTes- ffUr Cr1r~stsS- bouquet OF
orchids The groom was attended by
William J. Mol, and the ushers Were
Perry Seay and Robert Saville. After
an q bsence OF about ten days the bride
and groom will be at home at lso3
Hanover avenue.
The out -of-town guests at the wed
ding were: Mrs. Alice G!!ham, Char
lotte, y. G. Miss Signora NJ Morriss,
Norfolk, Va: Miss Hattie Kaufman.
Va: Miss Helen
Stearrs. Fredericksburg. Va
Tea at Dunbarton Grange
Mics Priscilla Shepherd was hostess
al tea Yesterday afternoon from to
5 o'clock in the home OF her parents,
Mr. and Mrs James Branch Cabell.
"Dumbarton Grange" Her guests
we're mem hers OF the senior class of
the Randolph Elicit Country school.
Miss Shepherd is vice president OF the
class. The class colors OF yellow and
white were carried out in decorations
of yellow and white chrysanthenurns-
Tea was poured by the class president.
Miss Charlotte Echer, of New York.
and Miss Katherine Wood, Miss Quincy
l.andstreet and Miss Grace Shepherd
assisted.
Dancing At Club.
This evening from to o'clock
there will he dancing at the Hermi-
IA ge Golf club. Many members enjoy
this weekly dance at the club.
Birisong-Eggleston
Mrs. Edith Lee Eggleston. OF Rich
mond and Aubrey J. Birdsong. OF
were married Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock by the Rev.
j. o. Babcock. pastor OF Asbury