The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-24


d, IeAn'4 caa-vh. Spcssyivania
.ennsy. was TIE see-s ~ a wedding OF
xuuxuai lnservst "Wednesday. August
u 4A%h when Mss Na@sy NSs1s EeGss.
/ 1anxArer OF Ms. Lewis Besgs. es
\ Tfv4axxfcSe, SressyfvarSa county,
vae ~cleeS IN marriage To 9oaa Ec-
sxrss Til. csrsakes 81 FREDERICKSBURG
d me ShGreh was ars&srtcaay, aecoraf-
4 "a with r,anrtng cedars and flowers.
.acsesy following color scheme OF
hiue and pink, with q number OK
1 Yrhted candles. The decorations were
nnder the supervision OF Mrs Jonn
Thurman. Rev NJ. 5. Eagle, rector
\ II s.. Johns, assisted by Rev. r. c.
Gilmore. O. the Presbyterian church,
performed the ceremony,
While the guests were assem- oling.
.At Dawning" was expressively sung
X .by Erick Kohlenheck. Of BROOKLYN.
sccon panied by his sister, Miss
Frieda Schulz.
The bride wore =. gown OF softest
rhisy satin, with touches OF hand-
worx and handsome of old Duchess
lace She wore A veil and carried
bouquet OF roses and lilies of the
galley. The bridesmaids were MISS
4 Marie Edna Tim berlake. VI FREEZER
sckshnrg: Miss Elizabeth Garter. CT
Washington; Miss Carol Hart Jonh-
,on, of Washington. Miss Katherine
Johnston. of Richmond; Miss Elinor
II aAres. Of .yestmoreland county. They
wore similar frocks OF rose pink mesa
line and tuile with touches of pale
blue and black. poke bonnets OF ma
Inc. and carried pink rosebuds. Miss
Carolyn Rhea, of Tennessee. was
maid OF honor and was charming in
i gown OF pale pink taffeta and tuile,
With a hat Of dresden crepe Eeorgette.
iraped with tuile. Her flowers were
\ clusters OF pink roses and maiden hair
terms
The bride came in with her broth
Dr.. l. A. BoEgs, by whom she was
yiven in marriage and was met at the
i lIsa~ by the bridegroom and his best
mar. A. L. Brulle. of Fredericksburg.
The ushers. who were all in uniform,
we're Erich kohlenheck, T. ). N;
v Iie,aenan. Josiah r. Rowe. Jr.. Law
renee l. Boggs. Francis c. Boggs
ana Lieutenant Garlick r. Boggs. OF
Of the ouartermaster corps. The two
charming little nieces of the bride,
.afea4herine and Frances Hays. opened
generate of green at the altar through
mich the bridal party passed.
Mrs. Frances Boggs wore costume
a. " tseift blue faiile and crepe
,georcette. with marvellous old pin
VI Sc amethyst and beaten gold, her
mothers wedding gift from her father
). r Wallace.
Following the ceremony a recep-
" ion was held at Livingston" tc
which the bridal party and abou
.h.r'y OF the relatives and immedi'
tie friend Of the couple were in
tied
Immediately after the reception Mr.
Ind Mrs. Undertake left for West
Aru tour and on their return viii
mako their home in Fredericksburg
Among the many valuable and use
tul gifts received was a set OF quantity
beautiful Cid silver spoons. an heir
ssfoom handed down from the bride
4 ancestor. ''Old King Carter of fam
In yirgtnia's early days, also a larg
I. SILVER lacle OF historical connection II
siyil war days which belonged to tn
brides grandmother, Mrs. G. B. Wal
!. lace. OF Little Whim." Staffor
,oun,y. Va
Among the guests from a distanc
were the brides sister. Mrs Charlie
Hayes. of Leedstown, Va; Miss Dor
\ cthy Branche. Athens. Ga: Mrs, Ere,
johnson and children, Washington
D. G.. Miss Frieda Schulz. and Mr.
Erich kohlenbeck, OF Brooklyn. n
r.. Misses Elizabeth Carter and Caro-
Johnson. Of Washington. D. c.; Mis-
Miss Elinor Hayes. Westmorela
county. Va. the Misses A. H. and
4 = Fnggs, of Fredericksburg.