The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-08
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nddtsg OF interest was soiem-
IN Walnut Grove church, Eller-
- "Wednesday evening al
when Miss Ada Blanche
~. az Elierson. became the bride
nofeAspr Kari Milton karnegie,
7Schburg. Tie Rev. {. y. tuck
nofcrsburg. performed the cere-
Nfes Ann Moore sang u.
lie Ne" Just before the entrance
- bridal party and MISS RUDY
erlake played the wedaihs
enlcr scheme Of pink and green
carried out In the decorations
1ank CEDAR and pink carnations
7esated the altar and an arch OF
12Sznx cesar. from which wedding
sWaa Suspended. framed the
1fN4 party. A large si'Eer candelhra
It'd the altar. TIE brides gown
u white chermsusa draped with
and embroidered in seed pearls,
|Ga with a court train Her bou-
2Sk vas a shower OF lilies of the
HfiAv. Three bridesmaids were 10
<idssd ax,rA. N:ss= Mrriel -HulCe. OF
|fEHnond. Miss na''e Gillian, OF
1TilsryfI,6 and Miss Gladys Boze, OF
sanar,.. Their frocks were OF
I'M NET. cnabroideted n pearls ana
~ carried pink carnations. Niiiah
$50, OF Wilmington. Del, acted as
&S mar. w. VI. Moore WAS master
E&oremonies, and Miss Alice WHIP
~ mistress OF ceremonies, court
~ RoaIae was rinRbeaTer, ana Alex
Sler and George Henry Schoenoaun
ksw the ribbons
I 1lCvd Rohe~ts. CT Richmond, How
xd Cosby. Of Hanover, and a. W.
txaebbs, OF Ellerson, were the grooEas-
FpIiowing the ceremony Mr., and
~ Karnerie left for Wilmington,
", Atlantic City and Canada They
Nh spend the summer at ceutral
galls, n. l.. returning to Lynchhurg
i Geptenaber 5.
0ut-ofstown guests nj the wedding
rn1os William Staats. Of Winning
w Del. Mrs. Frank Read, Mrs.
ICY Read, DR.. and Mrs, Max
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
{nArte, Nrs A. V Weeks, Mr.. and
ISk Phillips Mr.. and Mrs Rue
E6Qr4, Mrs r.. w. Moore, all Of
zealand Springs, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ri Philips, Miss 4Staude. OF Rich
I'D: Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Wood,
~. and Mrs. Jake Childrey. or
Sxkegtde, Va.
M Weli--Ifnch.
The marriage has been announced
n burgess w Wall, of Richmond.
"a Miss Maybelie r, Finch, of Law
aeeytiie. The ceremony was per
1rmed "Wednesday afternoon at 4
ko1ock ny the Rev. Victor l.. Marsh
\ HIS home.
MfA Woodwasxis Recital.
II Miss Georgia WOODWARD pupil OF
NJ. r. I. Boiling. will give piano
i&e4&al- tqzaiGht- -ItorleY- hall4-------
Return From Raleigh.
h Miss Ethel Aston Cabell and Miss
xn4hrine Hamilton Cabell. who have
Iaan the guests Of friends IN Raleigh,
Z. q. for a month. are stopping With
heir uncle and aunt. General and
~. william Ruffin Cox. on their way
b ssPoint o. Fork" their home on the
lpper James river.
Summer In Warrcnton.
Judge James Keith and his daugh-
- Mrs. Juliet Cssilton Keith, OF ITO
,nthedrAi place. will close their home
Iodny and 90 to Warrenton for the
lnmmer.
QuarieS-Wright.
Il A quiet but pretty marriage was
,elebrafed on Thursday morning at
81 o'clock when Miss Louise Quafles.
lAughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson q.
auarles. OF 1906 Floyd avenue, be-
AmA the bride OF Mr.. Storrs q.
Wrtght. OF this city. The, parIors were
decorated with palms and cat flow
~ The bride wore a smart travel
~ atsif of hitle with hat tn match.
~ esrsaEs waa 81. orchids ard a!li@s
u the valley. Miss Mary Quarles,
lister OF the bride, was maid Of honor
md Dniy attendant. who wore gown
h white marquisette and carried
link Killarney rosebuds. Mr.. Will
lam r. Lawrence was the groom >
Sen4 man. Miss Lily Peatross render
y the wedding march and during the
lsrAmony very softly played 20.
Promise Me-. The ceremony was per-
lormed by the Rev. W. c. James Mr..
lnd Mrs Wright left Immediately
Ikter the ceremony for Northern