Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-29
SOCI E. 7 Y.

Among the November weddings Of
interest is that of Miss Rosamond
Han s1 r. d Rsaas of Of M aa M anl
Frank r. Beirno. son Of the late Rich
ard Beirnc, OF richmond Mr.. Beirnc
mas recently returned from service
Riclimond, where he Will bring his
bride after their wedding trip.
of Interest Here.
:, Rev. Francis John Brooke. Jr.. and
Mr.. FrooEc. whose wedding took
place r'aursday afternoon in Norfolk.
are Ynes:s Of their aunt. Miss Bentley.
at 1882 West Grace street Mrs. BROOK g
was formerly Misa Elizabeth Brooks
Harrison Baird
The ceremony took place at 4 o'clock
In the Second Presbyterian Church,
which was decorated in palms. autumn
sroon's father. Rev. Francis John
Brooke, ID. D.. pastor of the presby-
terrain Church At Romncy. w. Va. as
sisted by pr. y, D. Mclaughlin. pastor
Samuel Paris. orSanist, rendered the
wedding marches. and 20 Perfect Love"
was played very softly during the cere-
nlony.
The bride, who was given in mar
r!agc by her father. wore gown Of
duchess satin trimmed with lace. iisI
ven OF tullc was arranged with "A cor
onet Of orange blossoms and pearls.
Bride roses and orchids. Her only
ornament was pearl bar pin. the gif,
OF the groom. Miss Charlotte Meade
Baird. the brides sister. WAS her maid
OF honor. She wore frock OF orchid
colored taffeta, made with panels en-
broidered with silver. and picture hat
OF black pannc velvet Her flowers
were Russell roses: Little James H.
Sloss, Jr.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
l.. Sloss. OF st. Louis. was the ring
bearer.
The groom had as his best man Wal
Nest. OF waverly. and lanes n Greg
org and II. Samuel Brooke, of Norfolk.
were sroomsmen. The brides mother
WAS gowncd in black beaded chiffon
over satin, and wore a corsagc bouquet
OF orchids.
Following the marriage, small re
ception was held at the home Of the
brides parents. in the Harrison Apart
ments. for the immediate families,
bridal party and out-of-town guests.
The rooms were decorated In, autumn
leaves and astcrs. and white asters ana
lighted candles were used on the table
in the dining~room.
Rev and Mrs Brooke will later visit
81. Louis and other places Of Interest
and will make their home on their re-
turn at Gormania. w. Va. where the
groom is IN charge of the Presbyterian
Church.
out-of-town guests were: Rev Fran
els John Brooke, d. d.. OF Romney.
w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Sloss
and James l.. Sloss. Jr., and Brooke
Sloss. OF ST. Louis, Mo; Mr. and Mrs.
Robcr, A Jackson and Mrs. w. II.
Jones. OF Midlothian; Mrs. Charlotte g.
dc Vany. Mrs. J. II. pull!am and Mrs.
Edgar 9 Barnard. Of Prince Georgc
County: Mrs. Goodridgc \. Wilson. Jr..
OF Grottoes: Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Bent
ley and Miss Anne Z. Bentley, OF Rich
mond: Judge and Mrs. J. T.. West, Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Baird. Nj. and Mrs.
Oscar II West and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
F.. West, Jr.. of Wevcrly: Miss Mildred
Dickinson. OF Hampton Sidney; Miss
Rebecca Stephenson, OF Waknfield and
Messrs. Walter Moore and Francis V.
Moore, OF Richmond.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. Spears have an
nouaccd the engagement and approach
ing marriage OF their daughter, Evelyn.
to Rev. Howard c. Lane, OF Easton,
Md. The wedding will take place
early in the winter.
NerrinEe Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Lynn. the latter
formerly Miss Berta Elise Wallace,
who arc spending their honeymoon In
the North. VIII be al home after oe-
tobor at $40: East Marshall street,
Richmond. Their wedding VAS .ccle-
bratcd on September - in the home
OF the brides sister. Mrs, Hugh 4.
W-inklcr 3lo2 East Marshall street
Mrs /. a. Barker rendered the we'd
ding music. Miss Elizabeth Dixon at
tended the bride. and Clinton Frye was
the groom's best man. Rev. j. /.
Watts performed the ceremony.