The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-31
SOCIETY

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OF much interest In the social life of
Virginia and one of the most brilliant
affairs Of the season was the wedding
solemnized Saturday at high noon at
The Bank" the ancestral home OF the
Prestons. when Miss Katherine Green
way Stuart. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| J. J. Stuart. became the bride of James
Dabney Collier. of Memphis. Tenn. the
Rev Wesley Baker officiating.
The parlors of the beautiful old CO.
! loniai homes--the bridal home of the
| first Katherine Greenway. where her
daughter. Katherine Greenway pres
toni the second was born and was mar
lried-was fitting place for the mar
| riage of third Katherine Grenway. who
also was born in the old Preston home.
| At the hour for the ceremony the
door of the east parior was thrown
open disclosing the altar. beautiful in
white chrysanthemums potted plants
and glowing lights, Professor Hess. Of
Martha Washington college. at the
piano. accompanied by Miss Helen Dav-
export, violin. PLAYED the Bridal chorus
from Lohengrin
Miss Mary Collier. Of Memphis. sis
ter Of the groom. entered with Mr..
James Nathaniel Harrison. of Peters
burg Va. and they took their places
on either side Of the altar. Miss Mar
garet Preston Stuart, maid of honor,
entered alone. followed by the groom
and John White stuart. 81 Rosedale.
Va who acted as best man in the alb
sence Of Barnett r Hine, of Chatta-
nooga on account of having received
his call to the service. Then came the
bride with her father.
The color scheme Of white and gold
was carried out in the dresses Of the
maids and the flowers they carried.
Miss Collier wore gown OF white
crepe de chine and picture hat and
carried yellow chrysanthemums MISS
stuart wore a gown OF yellow Willow
taffsta and Geergetts crepe with pic
ture hat. carrying white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The bride wore a gown or white
lGearSeite crepe over white satin wear
ing a rare old lace veil IN which her
maternal grandmother was married and
the pearls which were worn by her
maternal Freat-grandmother ct her
wedding She carried a bouquet OF
Brides roses.
The bride Ia great niece OF Cen
cral ]. f, n, Stuart and niece OF ex-
xsasex.mor II G. Smart pfse greons 70
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry b, Collier,
of Memphis. Tenn.
The only shadow upon the occasion
was the absence OF the sons and broth
ers Of the family. Lieutenant Walter
r stuart being in France, and both
Major William A, stuart and Captain II.
C. Stuart. Jr.
After the ceremony beautiful
luncheon was served the bridal party
and guests. small tables in the parlors
tt, hn ~ n
room. The brides table was lovely
with its centerpiece OF lace and bas-
ket OF white chrysanthemuns.
Among those in attendance from out
OF town were Ex-Governor Henry G
stuart and daughter Miss Mary Carter
Stuart: Judge and Mrs. A A. Campbell.
of wy,heville; Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Stu
art. Of Elk Garden, Va; VIII stuart
and Miss Ellen stuart Of Bristol: Rob-
ert Gray and Miss Mary Gray, of Bris-
tot: Miss EuEenia Fairfax. of Aide.
Va: Mrs w j. Brown and Miss Susie
Brown. OF Bristol: Lieutenant Woriey
Fain. OF Bristol. Miss Byrd Kelly. OF
Roanoke; John G.. Preston, Charles Car
ter and Carter Tyler. Of Seven Mile
Ford: Mrs johnson Farris, of Bristol.
WASTING Their Son.
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Henna, OF the
Hermitage road. are spending the week
at Sparrow's Point. Md, visiting their
son, Alfred Henna, who Is stationed
there with the coast artillery.
Concludes Visit Here.
Miss Florence McCoil. who has been
visiting friends In this city. has re-
turned TO her home in Covington, Va
She visited friends in Wayresboro be-
fore going to her home.
EngmEsment of Interest.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Scott White. OF
Norfolk, announce the engagement and
zxt.t. zf..eys ~ Natr n ~
ter Ethel Moore. to Harry Hartsell. of
Ashevile \. G. The wedding VIII be
celebrated in November.
wedding In November.
Among the interesting weddings OF
the approaching month Is that OF MISS
Rose Sprinkel daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Sprinkel, of HarrisonhurG,
To Keith Taylct. CT Hanover, announced
for November 90. fhe wedding VIII be
celebrated in the home of the brides
parents in harrisonburg.
Wedding Announced.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage OF Louise Ran
dolph. daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. e. ii.
Mallory, of Washington, to Richard
Joseph James. of this city. in Wash
ington last Wednesday. The young
couple will be at hc.ae at els North
Thirty-ifth street. Washington. after
November 1.
HnKlin-Riackburn.
Charles F. Haglin, OF Minneapolis.
Mimi. and Miss Isabel Blackburn. of
Yorkshire, England, were married at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Uni
versity chapel. DR.. George l.. Petrie Of
'fciating The marriage was very
quiet affair. there being only half
dozen guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Haglin left late in the
afternoon for Virginia Hot Springs,
where the honeymoon VIII be spent.
Both bride and groom are prominent
in social circles In the Middle West.
The bride is a sister OF Mrs. J. A For
sythe, of the University
Soldier Concludes Visit.
Charles V. Eienton. who was
wounded at Chateau~Thierry having