The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30
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a wedding of great interest to Viz
k1nfaL society occurred Saturday, Sep
xember 81, at the Baltimore hotel,
Kansas City. No, when Miss Edna
H1cills Williams, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Carter williams. OF 9o2
Floyd avenue. Richmond. became the
bride OF Lieutenant Herman Revere
grille, of Las Cruces. New. Mexico.
miss Williams was accompanied to
EAAnsas City by her father who gave
3her away
The wedding was planned for the
HAll at the brides home in Richmond.
out owing to the fact that Lieuten-
ant Crtls expects to sail shortly for
Trance. IT was decided TO hasten the
sevent
Lieutenant Grille will be remember
90 by Richmonders as star on the
Washington and Lee football team
last year, For the present Mr. and
Mrs. Grille are making their home at
80 FIFTH avenue, Leavenworth.
Kansas
arrangement OF Miss Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John q Walker, Of
washington. y. g, announce the en-
.Nagement Of their raurhter. Cornelia
Gertrude. TO Thomas Stanley Robin
son. formerly OF Richmond hut now
Of Washington The wedding. which
will take place early In Novenb her,
- OF much.interest to their many
friends here as both Miss Walker ard
Mr.. Robinson originally made Rich
anond their home
pender--Rruyne
A beautiful wedding was celebrated
ut Willoughby Beach las evening at
o'clock, Miss Virginia Browne be-
coming the bride of Herbert Howard
Tender. Miss Browne Is the daugh-
: ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Shepherd
Browne. Of Norfolk, and Mr. Pen1er
IL the son Of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel TURNER Fender. Of Tarbnro.
~. C.
The parIors Of summer home OF
the Brownies on Seventh street Will
Cughby Beach were decorated for
the accession with golden rod greens
and cathedral candies Music WA
3urnfshet by an orchestra from Nor
folk and %he Rev David w Howard.
st lakes church. Norfolk. perform
cd the ceremony The brides father
gave her IN marriage. She was love
~ I'm gown Of white silk net with
hand-emhrnfdered sa tin panels and EN-
hroidered satin court train Her tuile
refi was held In place with cfusters
OF orange blossoms. She carried q
shower bouquet Of lilies Of the va ley
Mrs. Randolph Maury Browne was
the dame Of honor. and Miss Frances
Fender, Of Columbia. 8 c. the
gToom's sister. was thu maid OF honor
Both attendants wore charming dress
es Of orchid silk net over cloth Of
silver, trimmed with orchid silk EN-
hro3dered IN silver Their bouquets
Were showers of Aaran Ward roses
tied with turquoise tuIle Carlton
Fur. OF Norfolk, acted as Mr. Pen
sGer's best man
A reception followed the ceremony
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Fender loft
Tor Northern trip On their re-
5Aurn they Will mako their home al
~ asefsians Place, tShent Norfolk
Engagement nf Miss Blnford
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Bluford announce
khe engagement and approaching
marriage OF their daughter. Irene. 10
Raymond Weaver. tire wedding TO
bake place sometime In October.
Batiey-Dunavanf
wedding Of much interest was
Auiemnized in Mt Tirzah Baptist
hurch on Wednesday, September ss.
when Miss Annie Lou Dunnavant' the
daughter OF Mr.. end Mrs. NJ. l. Dun
EAvant- became the bride Of BERTHE
mveret Bailey. The ceremony took
spiace at 4:ah O'Clock, Rev. John K.
White oftieiatiag
The bride wore a hantaeonls travel
ing suit OF taupe with Tnoiesk.n
krimmings and hat and shoes to
match Her flowers were a corsa sc
ksfNuF roses ana Niles TT the wal
Lev. She was attended BY her sister |
tMirs Blanche Dunnava as maid of
phonor. Her frock was of pink tafreta !
And she wore picture hat of chiffon /
md carried a houque& OF pink carna- |
ktcns and FERNS
The groom entered with hts cousin. /
F6sssie Bailey, of Richmond, as best
IMAM Harry and Julius Dunnavant. |
brothers of the bride! George Nlchois /
cousin Of the BRIDE. and William
Smiley. brother CT the groom, acted |
- ushexv
& The church was tastefu1fy tiecorat-
~ In palms and ptfiks. Before lerv-
4ng for the church a four course
lunch WINS served MT the home of the
Brides parents.
After the ceremony the bride and /
groom left for Washington and other /
Northern points. The visiting guests
were: Mrs. A. n. Bailey, of Quinton:
Sff. and Mrs Harry Bailey, OF JET
3rees: Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey.
OF Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. /
Eiam. of baskerville; Mrs, ]. Fl.
Moore, OF Ieffress; Mrs. J. b. Jen-
hinge, OF Norfolk: Mrs. F. Anderson.
Of South Boston; Earl Bailey, OF
Qninton: Jesse Bailey. OF Richmond.
Miss Lizzie Johnson. OF South Boston;
Miss Dorothy Bailey, OF Scottsburg:
Miss Frances Dunnavant. of Char
iotte courthouse and Miss Esther T~ur-
ner. OF Cullen.
Mics Powell Engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Foster Powell,
OF 2o02 Grove avenue. announce the
engagement and approaching mar
rage Of their daughter, Josephine
Baxter, to William H. Johann. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Johann also
OF this city. The wedding will be
celebrated very quietly In November.
Kendler~-McGhee.
Miss Alice Lee McGhee. OF Rich
tnond. and Stafford Linwood Kendler,
also OF this city, were married Thurs
day by the Rev. Charles C. Mclean,
OF the Douglass Memorial Methodist
srhurch. OF Washington at the par
sonags OF the church. The bride was
attended by Mrs Albert Haas, of
Warrington, who was before her mar
S1ASe Miss Lillian II. Dance. OF this
city. After a short stay with Mr..
and Mrs. Haas at'their home In wash
3ngton. the bride and groom will
spend their honeymoon IN New York
nity and then leave for Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.