Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
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turner. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
timer Austin Turner, OF Somerset. 10
chet nsTard Jones son Of The late
Jones. Of Maryland:
The ceremony took place last even
me me na at g o'clock in st: ANDREWS
Raymond STANLEY Litsinger. OF 81.
Thomas Church. Orange, officiating.
The chapel was banked In greens, m
terspersed with quantities OF white
and yellow garden flowers and only
yellow flowers were used on the altar.
For the reception following the cere-
mony, yellow coreopsis and pale blue
delphinium were used everywhere.
The hriie, who was given I'm mar
riage By her father. wore an exquisite
wedding gown OF heavy ivory satin
draped across the shoulders to form
flowing sleeves. from which fell inner
sleeves OF tullc. and her veil Of illu-
sion s,s,I, was arranged in a cap effect and
point lace, which had been worn by
the brides mother at her own we'd
ding. The veil was fastened at the
back Of the neck with orange bios
SONS and her bouquet was Il shower
OF white roses. Ed~nrd Lowndes. Of
Maryland, was the groom's best man.
Mass, formerly Miss Chloe Tyler
Cooke, was dame OF honor. She wore
blue taffeta with silver slippers and
girdle of orchid rose and yellow
tulle, and her flowers were yellow
rosebuds and yellow daisies. The maid
OF honor, Miss Marion Du Pont, OF
Montpelier also was gowncd In blue
taffeta with silver trimmings and her
hat was lighter shade Of brown
tulle: She carried nosegay similar
nshers were Benjamin whitley. OF
Cantonsville, Md. and Frank String fell
low Walker, Of Woodberry Forest.
Immediately following the reception
left for Northern wedding journey
and will later make their home In
Boston. The wedding Is one OF the
guests from a distance we're present.
Some Of the guests were:
Byers. Mr.. and Mrs. Eareckson. Miss
Ethel Jones and Mrs. Aukenay. sis
ters OF the groom; Mr. and Mrs Ar
shur l. 59nea Mrs n ). Aaa's Trs cIoks
Greene. OF Washington: Miss Mary
Cole. OF Raleigh. y. c.; Harry Frazier.
Ir.. Randolph Harrison. Of Richmond;
and Mrs. Egbert &. Leigh. Jr.. Fred
erick Valentine. il. of Richmond;
Miss Harriet Cox O'Brien. Miss Kath
reys, Of Englewood. y. j.. and Miss
Annie Tracy, Of Stonyhurst. y. Y.
Motor Richmond Gucsts to Wedding.
Machines will start promptly at 4
o'clock this afternoon from sos Eas,
EFan niran, street STR WIN n ie"d . car
from Richmond who will attend the
wedding OF Miss Margaret Gardiner
Tyler 10 stephen Fowler Chadwick.
All guests from Richmond desiring TO
attend the ceremony are invited to
join and start with the party from
eos East Franklin Street and they
o'clock the same evening. The mar
riage Will be A brilliant event and
takes place at the home OF the brides
parents; Judge and Mrs David Card
ner Tyler. in Charles Cit" County.
Engagement of Interent.
The engagement of Miss Maude
Field Moss. the only daughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nelson Moss,
Of Beaver Dam. Hanover County. 10
John b. Gordon. son OF Mrs. Isabel
Henry Gordon and the late James
rutherford Gordon. OF Atlanta, Ga.
IS announced. the wedding TO be quiet
wedding trip in This country, Mr. Cor
don and his bride VIII sail for Lon
don. England where they will make
their future home.
the wedding will be an event OF much
interest throughout the State.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A wedding OF unusual interest oc-
CURED las, Wednesday at the resi-
burg, when Miss Ida Withers Nelson.
youngest daughter OF Jud &c and Mrs:
Frank Nelson. became the bride Of
William Goodloe Mathews. only son OF
Judge and Mrs. NJ. S. Mathews. The
bride is graduate of G. T. !. and the
groom is q former student OF Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. The ceremony
took place at O'Clock in the double
parlors in front OF an evergreen
horseshoe lighted with candles and
decorated in flowers and smilaX. the
color scheme being pink and green:
The hall was decorated in daisies and
ferns. The library. where the pres
ents were displayed. was decorated in
nasturtiums and ferns. The musical
program was rendered by c. r., NJ.
Shelly on the violin. accompanied by
MISS Carrie Nelson on the piano. I'M
mediatcly before the ceremony BE
cause" was sung by Mrs; Allen Whit;
souvenir" vas played during the
ceremony TT. TO the strains, Of Men
enter with her father. who gave her
away and WAS met At the altar by
the groom and his best man. Jack Good |
Toe. OF Williamson, w. Va.
The bride was Eowned in white |
OF crepe, and her veil fell from coro-
net Of orange blossoms. She carried
swansonia. She was preceded to the
altar by her maid OF honor, Miss Mary
Nelson, sister of the bride. who. wore
set roses. Little Anne Nelson. the
three -year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Nelson, Jr.. of Roanoke.
and niece OF the bride, carried the ring
on a satin pillow. and wore a be-
RULED frock of pink organdie.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Claudius +. Smith. rector OF Grace
Church. Lynchburg.
DanviIle Wedding.
A pretty wedding was solemnized In
Danville Saturday afternoon at 3:l5l
o'clock ut the home of Mrs F. L. Nose
ley on Green Street. when her daugh-
Ter Mary Emma, became the bride
OF James NJ Ley The color scheme
OF white and yellow was carried out
with daisies and an improvised altar
OF palms and daisies was erected for
party entered Miss Mildred me Ja ei.aa,
SANG AT Dawning." accompanied by
Mrs. B. Young, who also played the
The danes OF honor were Mrs
Plumcr Wiseman and Mrs. Rcn Cole
man, sister of the bride. who were
gowned in white organdie. with silver
Eirdles: and carried pink roses tied
with pink tulle: Little Lucy Ragland,
dressed In white organdie, carried
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