Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
.GREAT-N|ECE OF GALLANT
J. {. B. STUART A B(NDE
Miss Katharine Greenway Stuart
Becomes Wife OF james
Dabney Collier.
AT PREsToNs' COLONIAL HOME
Distinguished Company Present, In
Guiding Former Governor Henry
q. Stuart-Parents Of Bride We'd
There Twenty-Five Years Ago.
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in the social life of Abingdon was tho
beautiful wedding solemnized Tues
day mt high moon. at The Bank" the
Miss Katharine. Greenway Stuart.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. stuart.
nesame the bride OF james Dabney
ley Baker officiating.
co The pa snn Of the beautiful old
Preston. where the first Katharine
Greenway uPreston) resided. where her
daughter. Katharine Greenway Preston
1Stuarp was reared and was married.
OF the third Katharine Greenway. who
was born in this home. and whose
parents were married on the Same spot
twenty,nine years ago. The soft glow
OF candles and the radiance and per-
rune OF cut flowers and potted plants
turned the spacious halls and rooms
into a scene of wonderful lovelness
As the hour for the ceremony drew
near. the door OF the east parlor was
thown open disclosing the altar, beau
tiful in white chrysanthemuins. ported
ny and guests arranging themselves
around the room awaited here the
bridal party, whose approach was
wedding March" rendered by pro-
lessor Hess. of Martha Washington
College, at the piano. accompanied by
l.,
Miss Mary Collier, OF Memphis. n
James Nathaniel Harrison, of Peters
burg. Va. and they took their places
garct Preston Stuart. maid of honor
entered alone. followed by the groom
and John White Stuart. Of Rosedale
Va. who acted as bcs, man in the
absence Of Barnett r. Hines OF Chat
tanooga, who was prevented from at
lending on account Of having re-
camo the bride on the arm OF her
father. q simple but Impressive mar
ringc ceremony followed.
A delightful social hour followed.
whom congratulations and good wishes
flowed from loving hearts az freely
as Ger In days OF .Auld Lang Syne \
beautiful luncheon was served the bril-
dal party and the guests. small tables
IN the parlors experimenting those in
the handsome dining room. The brides
table was lovely with its ccntcrpiecc
OF handsome lace and basket OF white
chrysanthemums. exquisite in all its
appointments.
The bride is grea,-niece OF Gen.
eral j. r. b. Stuart and niece OF
Governor II. {. stuart. The groom is
q son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Il. Col
Her, OF Memphis, Tenn, a young man
OF high character, and fine business
The only shad8w upon the. happy
occasion was thesabsence OF the sons
and brothers of ie family. lAeutenan,
both Major wiz sm a stuart and Cap
tain Henry C.A:tuart. Jr.. being de-
tanned at camp the latter by the i'll
ness OF his wife with influenza.
The bridal gifts were very handsome.
Among those in attendance from out
aud his daughter. Miss Mary Stuart:
Judge and Mrs. 4. y. Campbell. OF
Wytheville. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Stuart. OF Elk Garden. Va: Mrs Will
Stuart and Miss Ellen Stuart. Of Bris-
toll: Mrs. Robert Gray and Miss Gray.
OF Bristol: Miss Eugenia Fairfax. OF
Aide, Va; Mrs. w. j. Brown and Miss
Susie Brown, OF Bristol; Lieutenant
Worley Fain. OF Bristol; Miss Byrd
Kelly, of Roanoke; John G. Preston:
Charles Carter and Carter Tyler, OF
Seven Mile Ford. Va; Mrs. Johnson
Farris. OF Bristol.