The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-09
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Invitations Received.
Invitations we're received yesterday
from Mr. andMrs, Reaumer Sternes to
the marriage of their daughter, Bes-
lie Arnold, to Or Harry Hampton
Donnally. on Thursday evening. the
twentw seventh of December, ut 6
o'clock In the Second Presbyterian
church, This will be one OF the most
Interesting weddings of the Christ
mas season.
Handy--JohDston.
The most interesting society event
OF yesterday was the wedding Of Miss
Ann Roy Johnston, daughter Of Mrs.
George Ben Johnston and the late DIR.
Johnston. TO Boiling Hall Handy, OF
Bristol Va, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas r.. Handy. Of Emory. Va,
The wedding YVES very quiet only i'm
mediate members Of the families
being present due to recent mourn
inx In the brides family. bishop
OIonneI performed the ceremony.
The ceremony took place in the
brides home, 40T East Grace street,
at half after o'clock Yesterday after
noon. Southern snilaX and ferns
were used in decorating. The bride
was lovely In a gown OF white Geor-
getse crepe caught with orange bios
SONS Her bridesmaids were Misses
Nicketti. Helen and Miss Susan
Johnston and Miss Grace Handy The
Eroomsmen were Henry c. Stuart.
lieutenant Frank Burne, George
Warren, OF Bristol. and the three
brothers of the groom; Frank, lau-
rens. and Stuart Handy.
Out town guests attending the
wedding were; Mr. and Mrs Thomas
A. Handy and their three sons, who
are the guests of Governor Stuart;
Miss Jean HANDY and Mrs Franklin
Hurks of Philadelphia: (tha latter
was formerly Miss Mamie Trigg, Of
Abingdon. VA; guests OF Mrs.
George Ben Johnston; Mrs. John Me-
MILAN. Judge Richardson, Henry Lee.
and Joseph Johnston. Of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Neff. of Charlottesville,
Jof1nson---Hoper.
Miss Alice r Hooper. the daughter
OF George j. Hooper, of this city and
Clarence r.. Johnston. the son Of Mr..
and Mrs d. r Johnston. were mar
Red I'm Baltimore Monday afternoon
December 8 at . o'clock. The cere~
mony was performed In the home OF
the brides sister, Mrs. 9. Ellsworth
Potts. s031 Abel avenue, by the Rev
Dr.. Wharton. The bride was aitired
In a handsome blue travelling suit
with hat to correspond and she wore "a
corsace houqutt Of orchids and lilies Of
the valley. Before the cerenn ony we'd
ding breakfast was served the bridal
party. They are now I'm New York and
after December %. Mr. and Mrs.
johnson viii make their home at ao7
North Rowland street. Attending
tbs wedding from Richmond were
tAs brides father, George ]. Hooper,
and her sister, Mrs. O. Ed. wettEe1-
Approaching wedding.
Rev. r. Men. Simpson announces
the engagement and approaching
wedding marriage OF his daughter
Mary Turner. to Rev. Fred n.
Chanault. The wedding viii take
place late I'm December.
Turner~-Barrow.
An interesting wedding was cele-
hSAted In the homs OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert c. Barrow in Blackstone. va,
when their daughter. Lucille, became
the bride of lawson Withers Turner,
Of Lynchburg. The ceremony was
aoaemntsAd yesterday afternoon at
7:10 o'clock by the eRv. c. O. Tut
III -
The wedding music was pfayed ny
Miss Ruth Brown. of Richmond. and
Miss Adriana Kuyk. also of this city.
sang. "For You" and AT Downing"
1ust before the ceremony. The brides
home was beautifully DECORATED,
baskets OF kusssi roses being used In
all OF the rooms and an improved
alfar was formed OF palms. fern and
baskets of roses
The bride given I'm marriage by her
father. wore Is travelling suit of dahlia
velour trim med with seal and n black
lift She carried an arm bouquet of
1ftde's roses and swensonia Mrs
Alfred c. Barrow. or Lynchhurg, wa
G4me OF honor. She was Eowned in
French blue velvet. She wore a black
yiDture hat and carried an armful
OF Russei roses. Arnold Turner. Of