Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

! Wilson Woodcock. pastor. OF the
church performed tho ceremony
Autumn leaves ana shrubbery dec
GRATED the chancel and the choir loft.
ana Mnr!c Antoinc;tc baskets of
chrysanth"nutns stood In relief
against the autumn background. and
ut intervals were c;,udcluLra holding
the During tapers.
! The wedding music WIS rendered bv
/ Mrs. Is. "a. Powell assisted by Joseph
ana Angelo Cortcso with harm and
| violin. The LohcnErin bridal chorus
was sung by Mrs. James Bond. Three
brides 'naids, advancing from the
choir loft 10 meet the bride were
| Kisses Anne Johnson. Of Washington.
niece Of tho groom: Mary Louise
| S"ndcrfcr. OF New York city. and
| Elizabeth Hay. OF Brownsville. all OF
whom were dressed in quaint Shpph-
crdcEs dresses Of tnfcta. In 4 shade
/ OF autumn green. each fashioned with
SKIRT drapcd over ;iny hoop. aud dec
Grated with appiIluicd silver baskets
/ nisch With French chiffon flowers:
their sashcs forming II guttcrGy az
/ IN" waist and hangir. To the noor.
forming train. They carried arm
/ bouquets Of yellow chrySan,hcr,iirls.
! Mrs. Robert X Bond. IA. brides
Z '''''''' .Ip WIZ Hi5ifH'I OF honor,
/ wore "a GOWN Of orchid b-oc.l.l.d
crepe meteor. hrapcd III chiffon.
which hung below the hem OF the
! Skin; 10 form q train. She carried :,
shower bouquet of orchids and freq
b 2as.
: Tn" maid % honOr. Miss NrYe IIar-
wood. Of Trenton. Tcnn.. a cousin Of
I the brid.. wor" gown Of gold vel
+ vet and fashioned with II orapeI skirt
| 10 hhow an uneven hem line. I'll. cnr-
/ rir'i :: bouquet OF urchid chrysauthe-
| NUNS.
| Dr Robcr, i. stickIey. Of Lynch
! burg, acted as best man. and the
.rooinsmen were. John Il. Fiipren. OF
Memphis. Tenn: 4. y. Rond. Jr.. OF
Memphis. ana Joseph Russell Of Jach-
son. Tenn. The ush:rs were II. C..
| Bond, !r.. X. II. Lyle. John L Cray.
Jr. and Lee Il. Taylor. al! OF browns
Vile. Tenn.
| The bride entered with her father.
/ Il. y. Bond. She wore wedding
! yo"n Of white crepo. trimmed with
r"hris. fashioned In pr'nceE8 effect. the
/ court train hanging from her ghoula
/ cTs and bordercd with pearls. Hc-
/ tullc VOL. which fell TO the end OF
I her court train was made in can CT
/ tcct OF real lace and caught to her
( H'ir WIN a corOn"t OF orange bios
SONS and adjusted 10 the train with
wreaths and horscshoes OF orange
I hl"isoma. She carried 4 bouquet of
orchids and lilics Of the valley.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Il. w. Bond entertained with :,
reception at their handsome home on
I West Ha'n Street. unique feature
was the opening Of the door to the
guests by the old darkcy. Jim John
son. OF four-score years and ten.
former slave OF Herman Johnson.
great great uncic OF tho groom. who
IN .. came South and for iI,y-two
yearr mas resided on the farm of Mry.
~ NJ. Bond. grandmother OF the bride.
III" reception rooms wnrc decorated
with palms. ferns, In vases and silver
baskets. Tho brides tatic was 90, In
,hc conservatory NJ one cni OF the
RECEPTION rooms for the members or
the bridal party.
! Tho bride. :he only daughter Of Mr..
ana NrF y. y. Fond. is Il descendant
OF two old families in Tennessee.
Hanc!:: She Eoad and Everett. She
! took her y. \. degree at Rando,Dh-
Macon Norian's college. and during
the H'ar rendered active yervIcc in
the y. W. e. y. organization cr Mem
phis. Tenn. She attended the New
f"r.; Schooi O: rhiIantnropy the fol.
lowing year.
MIR. Johnson ia the son ~ the late
Mr., ana Mrs. C.o~R" l.. Johnson. of
i.yHchbur.;. lie began his architcc-
tnf;l education at the Scranton, Pa.
school OF Architecture. and in 1911;
he completed course OF study In