The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-25
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/ A large assemblage of guests at
| tended the beautiful wedding cele-
hrated In ST. James Episcopal church
last evening at $40 o'clock. when
I Miss Lulie Greeuhow Johnston be
came the bride of Major William
ap-Cateshy Jones. the Rev. j. Free
! land Peter officiating. using the
double ring ceremony
| Palms. vases of white flowers, and
| lighted candles were effectively used
/ in decorating the church, The bride
7 entered and was given in marriage
/ by her brother, A Langstaff John
/ ston. She was lovely in a bridal
gown OF white satin and tulle made
with A bertha Of lace Her long
court train WAS caught with pearl
! ornaments and her veil fell from a
/ band Of orange blossoms. Her flowers
were a shower Of Brides roses and
7 lilies Of the valley. Miss Mary Green
how Johnston. the brides sister, and
/ Miss Martha Maury Robinson. the
/ brides cousin. were the maids of
honor They Immediately preceded
4 the bride up the aisle. Their gowns
were Of salmon Georgette crepe
finished with narrow blue ribbon and
they carried arm baskets OF pink rose
buds and ferns. Fontaine Jones was
his brothers best man. James Wom-
bic played the wedding music.
/ There was no reception, Major and
/ Mrs. Jones leaving shortly after the
ceremony for a wedding trip. after
which they will make their home in
Washington.
The bride is the daughter OF Mrs.
/ A Langsta9 Johnston. and Major
Jones. who Is in the chemical depart
ment Of the L. S. army, is the son of
/ Mr.. and Mrs, T. Cateshy Jones. of
this city.
Will Wed Thursday.
I The wedding of Miss Dabney Pax
! ton, daughter OF Mrs. Thomas Walter
! Paxton, of Danvllle. to Lieutenant
James Bernard Grant. of the field
( artillery. OF Richmond, will be cele-
/ brated tomorrow morning at a;So
I o clock in the home of the bride IN
Danyiile.
Personals.
Mrs. William .Llndner and Max
1Andner aeft yesterday for Norfolk
where they were called TO the bedside
/ of Mrs Lindner's husband who has
naval hospital there.
Mrs W. Wallace Gill has CON
Guided a stay with her husband,
/ Major Gill. al Old Point. and has re-
/ turned TO her home on Cary Street
! road.
| Lovely wedding on Lawn.
The home of MIR. and Mrs. Jacob
| Paupau. in Bonsack, Va, was the
scene OF pretty wedding Wednes-
day evening, September is, at
/ o'clock. when their daughter Russell
/ Beatrice Foutz, became the bride of
I Jasper Cline Cruupacker. son of Mr..
and Mrs, W. +. Crumpacker
! About sixty relatives and friends OF
! the bride and groom were entertain
FED with music by Clyde Layman. of
Cloverdaie. singing Believe Me, If
All These Endearing Young Charms
and Il Love You Truly" accompanied
/ by Miss Lola Weeks at the organ
and Miss Lora Crumpacker. oiolinist-
The ceremony was performed by
1 the Rev. S Crumpacker, grandfather
+ of the groom, assisted by the Rev.
/ T.. G, Crumpacker, "
The garden was very attractive in
i its decoration of red white and blue.
/ The ceremony was performed under
i lovely white arch arranged between
] two large fir trees with japanese
! lanterns in their low hanging
branches
I Little Frances Weeks and Virginia
!
] blue sstsh+s strrwed Howers IN the
path of the bride and groom
Miss elena C.sImpacker the
groom's sister. was maid of honor
Her dress was blue crepe de chine
. and she carried American Beauty
/ roses
The bride was lovely in her wed
| ding dress of Georgette crepe. win
veil of Illusion in cap effect arranged
No, ~ Ar
ried an arm bouquet of Brides roses
Congratulations were received on
the porch, after which supper was
served the guests.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Crum packer will
spend their honeymoon al Mountain
Lake. and upon their return a large
reception will be given them at the
home Of the groom's parents,
Jazz Orchestra Dance.
Members OF the Richmond Jazz
orchestra will direct the subscription
dance to be given Friday night in
the Randolph and Talcott school,
North Lombardy street. The affair
will be of unusual interest to the
member of the young set The
dance will be one of a series which
have proved decidedly popular In the
summer season. William Pierce
pianist, is director of the orchestra.
i James River Garden Club
The James River Garden club will
meet with Mrs. William Northrop
Wednesday, October ., at $3.50
O'Clock The members are asked 10
meet at the Y. w c. A. at o'clock,
as automobiles will be provided A
large attendance is desired as this
is the first meeting of the fall and
there are matters OF importance to
be considered.
Meeting Thursday.
Members OF the advisory board of
the secretarial school will attend Il
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
Professional Woman's building at 5
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