The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-28
Invitations TO wedding.

nave issued invitations TO the mar
rfags OF their daughter, Ethel Ware,
to DR.. Garrett Hobart Deip, lfeuten-
ant In the dental reserve corps. tho
ceremony to take place Wednesday
evening, November II, at $50 o'clock,
at $40 North Lombardy street.
Engagement Of Miss Sydnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Thweatt sgd
| nor announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their daugh-
ter. Olivia Bell. to Virgil Minor Long
OF this city The wedding will take
place November 6.
Burgess--Mundy.
Miss Allene Mundy, the daughter
OF Mrs. George Mundy, of Barbours-
vile, and Samuel @. Burgess, of Char
lottesville, were married Thursday
Afternoon at O'Clock In Barbour Me-
mortal Episcopal church, Barbours-
vile. Rev. Beverly Tucker. of the
University chapel. Charlottesville. as
sisted by the Rev. II. Swain wing
field, O; Gordon-viiie, performed the
ceremony.
ErSsin--Tauibce.
Lieutenant and Mrs. J. NJ. Taulbee.
OF Chattanooga. Tenn. announce the
marriage of their daughter. Gladys,
To First Lieutenant Newton Erwin. of
Fort Ogiethorpe, GA. The ceremony
took place in Chattanooga. Saturday,
October 20 The bride IL very popu-
lar In Virginia and she Is well known
In Richmond where she has spent
several winters, Lieutenant Erwin is
from Pittsburg. Pa. and Is now sta
toned at Fort Ogiethorpe in the medi-
cal reserve corps
Coshy---Anthony.
Yesterday. afternoon at $50 o'clock
yenable ( treet Baptist church was the
ystf
Miss Sarah Ellen Anthony, daughter
Of Mr.. ami Mrs Il. H. Anthony. be-
came the bride of John Joseph Cosby,
Jr the son OF Mr.. and Mrs, John j.
Cosby. of this city. The ceremony
was witnessed by a large number OF
friends and relatives BEFORE the
BRIDAL party entered. Q. Ralph Ludwig
sang For You Alone" During the
ceremony. believe Ne II All Those
THdsAgTng Yuuvg Charms rem
dered The church was decorated
VIII. palms and fern. The bride en-
tered Tie church on the arm of her
father She wore gown or IVORY
satin embroidered In pearls her ven
Of Illusion being caught with sprays
shower bouquet of Brides roses. and
her only ornament WAS diamond
cavalier. a gift CT the groom.
Mrs L. C. Houcbtns, sister OF the
bride. was dame Of honor. She was
sowned in delicate lavender crepe
de chine with trimmings of Georgetfe
crepe and silver. and she carried
bouquet OF Sunburgt roses. Mrs. Chas
r.. Mannicn, Mrs. G. Edward Anthony
Mrs. Walter c. Hill and Mrs. J. How
ard Cosby were matrons of honor.
wearing French gowns Of rink ana
hane crepe de chin. trimmed with lace
and velvet, and they carrying pink
rhrysanthemunss Little Miss Beulah
Anthony. the ring bearer, wore love
II lingerie frock trimmed TN lace ana
white ribbon. and she carried the rims
in a Gala N.Y. The groom was at
tended by his brother as best man,
r. Howard Cosby. The ushers were
Charles E. Mannion. G.. Edward An
.hony and l.. c. Houehsns.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Cosby left by boat for New
York. Niagara Falls and other North
ern cities, Upon their return they
will make their home at 2i2 North
J.ombardy street.
Turncr-FoStcr.
beautiful wedding of interest
throughout the state was celebrated
in Grace Episcopal church The
plains. Fauouier county. last evening
AT O'Clock. when Miss Mary Fitz-
hugh Foster, the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs James r. Foster of 'Glenviile.
Fauouier county. became the bride
81 Edward Carter Turner, Jr.. the son
Of Mrs Edward Turner, Of The Meth
erlands" The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Edmund Lee
Woodward. rector of the church, in
che presence of many relatives and
friends. and was followed by recep-
zion at "Glenville" at $50 o'clock.
rhe church was decorated with fall
rhrxS MI a,
background of green and autumn
Foliage, and the wedding music was
piayed on harps and violins- The
bride, who was given In marriage by
her father, wore gown OF white
ATTN, trimmed with cloth OF silver
ma old lace. and her veil Of Illus
ron was arranged with sprays Of
shower bouquet of lilies of the val
lev and orchids Little Miss Jane
Tuner Foster. young sister OF the
bride. attended az maid Of honor. and
. Wore a frock Of white organdie, with
nink ribbons Her flowers were ting
,ink rosebuds. The bridesmaids, Mrs.
~. II. Irwin Fleming gowned In Law
snder satin; Mrs. J. Henry Cochran,
royned in pink satin, and Miss Har-
rlot fleming, gowned In blue satin,
rarried bouquets OF pale pink chSys-
.nthemums. Richard Carter Turner
tied as his brothers best man. and
ne groomsmen were Richard Bland
t3eyerly S. Henley Carter, Edward
Fsarter Foster and Captain Henry
Fsnchran, United States coast artillery
rorps. Among the out-of-town guests
q the wedding were: Miss Dorothy
arown, OF Centerville, Nd; Miss Sally
amin. OF Petersburg; Miss ]. Aline
ARA. Of West River. Md; Lieutenant
IA Mrs. Donald Brooke Creecy, OF
leicester, Md; Miss Lucy Witt, OF
Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
stewart, Jr., of Baltimore; Miss Mary
r,,sn Marshall, OF Little Rock. Ark.
VA Lieutenant James W. Foster, OF
rort Howard Nd.
Byrd-Lcwis. M
Richard Evelyn Byrd, of this city,
n New York. where he attended
y wedding yesterday afternoon at
clock OF hfs son, Lieutenant Thomas
zciIinK Byrd. to Miss Margaret Lewis,
q. New York. Only the immediate
smilies were present. The bride II
d virxtnian and direct descendant,
d laurence Warrington. = brother -af
1870 Washington. Lieutenant Byrd
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