Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-06-22
DANVILIE NEWS.

Danville, Va, June 17.--The home
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman was the
scene of beautiful double wedding
Saturday afternoon, June tho eighth
at two O'Clock when her two daugh-
tors, Misses Ophelia II. and Lottie A.
were united in marriage to MIR. John
Brandon and Mr.. Harvey Plenty.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. ]. r.
Wilson, sister Of the brides, served
luncheon to the bridal party at her
home; after which they were ushered
to the place.
A large crowd was gathered to
witness the "tie that binds AS Mrs.
Herman Williams played Mendels-
shon's Wedding March, Miss Gather
inc Winslow, attired in blue wolfe
and Miss Ophelia FultZ, dressed III
pink wolfe stepped to the high palms
and pulled therefrom yards OF blue
ard pink ribbon, which formed the
aisle.
Little James r. Wilson, dressed in
white came forward and presented to
Rev. J. r. Cooper the license. Miss
Josie Ratley, the bridesmaid marched
gracefully to the altar dressed in u
rose crepe-de-chine, wearing a large
bouquet OF sweet peas. The groOms
were led to the altar by Mr.. James
Wilson, South Boston, Va. Follow
ing came the brides, leaning Oh the
arms OF their cousin, Lawyer w. =.
Allen, who gave them in marriage.
Miss Ophelia Coleman was rohei
ina. coDt suit oE a~ff tan. silr, taf!2t9.
with shoes and hat to match aud
carried bunch OF brides roses. Miss
Lottie Coleman wore suit Of Pel1in
blue, with shoes and hat to match. In
her arms she carried brides roses.
After the happy couples had been
pronounced husband and wife, con-
CALCULATIONS were showered upon
them and refreshments served. The
guest were led to bed chamber.
where they viewed the many hand
some and useful presents.
The out-of-town guest were: Mrs.
Bessie Shelton, Lynchburg, Va; Mrs.
Bette Brandon, Houston, Va; Mrs.
Maria Wilson, Messrs. Richard Plen-
ty, Dewy Plenty, Lucian Chism, So.
Boston, Va. and Messrs. Charles and
Enoch Hardy, Scottsburg, Va.
Rev. A. A. Calvin, d. D., pastor
Of the Loyal Street Baptist Church.
has just closed his sixteenth ami
versary. Many Of the pastors Of the
city appeared on the program. The
anniversary was preached by Rev.
w. II. Hall, d. D., pastor OF the Gal
lice Baptist Church, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. j. a. Valentine, pastor OF the
Lynn Street a. NJ. e. Church, who
underwent an operation for Appen-
dicitis last week, is doing fine.
Miss Willer Williams, while eXcr-
cising herself on the tennis lawn last
Friday sustained sprained ankle
We hope she will soon be able to join
her friends again.
Miss Lucille Green left the city
Monday for Boston, Mass. Her stay
is indefinite.
Rev. M. T.. Hughes filled the Lynn
street A. NJ. e. Church last Sunday.
After much suffering the little in
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Miller, Of Cleveland street departed
this life Sunday afternoon.
Many Of the teachers are leaving
for Summer Normals in various parts
Of the State.
Mrs. Anna Hill is On the sick list.
Mr.. Esau Norman spent Sunday
in the city from Camp Lee.
Mrs. Louisa Ross is home from.
Bryn Mawr, Pa.
The funeral OF Mrs. Missouri LUIS
ter was held at the High Street
Church, June 8, HOO A. M.
Mr. Frank l.. Mccoy spent a few
days in the city. He is with the N.
G. Mutual.
Mr.. G. e. X. Boisseau is home.
shaking hands with his many friends.
Mr.. p. S. Broadnax is erecting a
two-story dwelling house on Hol-
brook street, which promises to be
one Of the finest in that section.
Mr.. Pink Womack was seriously
hurt in a street car accident last
Monday.
Mr.. William Millner, an old resi-
don't Of this city, has returned, to the
delight or his many friends. He has
succeeded Mr.. G.. l.. Winfree as man
aScr OF the Richmond Beneficial In
Surance Company