The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-10
acknowledgements

wedding solemnized In Nashville,
Tenn. Saturday morning, June 2,
when Miss Virginia Clements. daugh-
ter Of Mrs, Virginia Otey Clements,
Of Richmond, became the bride OF
Lloyd T. Wilson, Jr.. son of DR.. and
MRS. Wilson, form rly Of Richmond,
POW Of Nashville. Only a few rela-
lives witnessed the ceremony, and DR..
Wilson, father of the groom. officiated.
Tho ceremony took place IN She
nome of the groom's parents. Morn
trgside," at O'Clock in the evening.
sThe bride, one OF our prettiest Rich-
mond girls, was simply attired in a
crock of white Georgette crepe with
\ smart white satin hat. Her flowers
were a corsage of gardenias ed Law
endet sweet peas. Her only attend
ant was the groom's sister. Miss l-u-
cjele Wilson. Al present Mr. and Mrs
Wilson are the guests of MIR. Wilson 3
parents at "Morningside." Mrs Viz
gfnis Clements. the brides mother is
also a guest 81 the Wilson home.
= Approaching Marriage.
n Mira X. r Pridgen. of wilmington,
~. c, announces the approaching mar
Eiage Of her daughter Linnie Louise
10 Robert East, OF South Boston. Va.
the event 20 take place June 20.
Rowlett--Woolfolk.
beautiful wedding took piate at
Cno. Madison county, Va. SatuNay,
Jsne ., when Miss Sue Francis W~)I-
folk and Bascom ]. Rowlett 81 Rich
mond. were married by the Rev. 6, w.
Hurt Of Steveust.urG, Va The lawn
of "Cienwood." the home Of the
brides parents. ar and Mrs. r NJ.
woolfolk WAC fairylake with japanese
lanterns ard banks Of eNergroens and
datstes A color scheme or yellow
and white was carried out in the dec
~atsor-
Miss Margaret Cay, or Raccoon
Ford Va. was tho bridesmaid ard
the groom's attendant was his brother,
Fsitner firaee-- Misses Mary Red ahd
t-7r former taf sffaAr-
set Va. and the latter Of Liberty
Mills. Va. were flower girls. Miss
Iaura Hurt played the wedding
marches and Mrs Henrv Wager sang
before the ceremony
After the ceremony the bride and
groom left on an extended tou1 North.
and upon their return viii make their
ncme in Woodland Heights Rich
road
"a large Number ~ guests were pres
ent. both local and ent-of town.
Among those rom Richmond were
Ehe N sses Ruby Nottingham, Bertha
Moi Jeanne and g;enevieNe Stesrns,
Mrs r. Graves the mother of the
graom and Nessrs Fritz Wtli. IT carl
ldndo~r \ Z Hunt. Raw Richard
st7r11 f-77Tr7 Mott ara r't'FfTt tFf
Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Laura fltteher' of Man see,
Fla, announces the nlarItdse " 80, nsl
danghuer, oonu'' ~ Ne
rTra Thorn Rsois, sen ~ ~ and MTsr
William I. Thompson. Of Purcellv'lie,
Ma. the ceremony having been PER
formed AZ ST Faul kplseopai en- n
In this city Monday june ave.
PUNE 20 they VIII 'haNe A'iei' '''i''' O.
Purcellville. Va
VIII Marty june w.
Miss Anne Powell Byrd, daughter
4, Mrs Richard p Taliaferro. Of
Hoekiey. Gloucester county, Va. and
D-. Alan Churchill Woods son OF Mr..
and Mrs Hiram Woods, of Baltimore.
al be married on-Lune- e Q -atthe
6kn,a or The -nrtde- 3 uuthar- ami strp.
Father. Or Woods who is a member
~ the STAFF Of the University Of Penn
r,yanta Medical school has been liv-
Gnr in Philadelphia for some wears.
de IL a member OF the Pennsylvania
Mae hospital unit, and may be called
10 the rolors AT any time.
OF Interest Everywhere.
The Engagement Of Miss Jane Nor
ran. eldest daughter or J, T, Nor
.n to George Nichols Harvard
r.duate was recently announced
Mr.. Nichols is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs John T. Nichols. OF New York
md Oyster Say. The Morgan ana
= the North shore colony of Long
fsland
The announcement OF the engage
m when Miss Frances T. Morgan. a
younger daughter OF the fnancier. is
n marry Paul Geddes Bennoyer, OF
Mr.. Nichols Is an enthusiastic
rachtsman. and was graduated from
Harvard In 1900, and Is associated in
Iusineas with his father "a a comm.s-
I,on merchant Miss Jane Morgan was
Introduced to society three years. ago.
me- was favorite grandchild OF the
late J, Pierpont Morgan and has been
rarried on by her aunt, Anne Morgan,
tfs spent some time IN gcttve hos
Dital work In the war zone. and since
Ter return to America has been out
u .octat,. with her sister
VIII We'd Chicago Man.
George ST. Clair Smith, of Irving