Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
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Through which the wedding party
walked.
ss.s Mrs. Robert S. Hudgins, Jr.. rem
sdercd the wedding march and sang be-
fore the ceremony. II Love You
Truly" and '.Oh Promise Me"
The home was decorated with
palms. ferns and smilaN and pink
shaded lights and large baskets Of
orchid chrysRnthemums and rosebuds
were used throughout the house.
The bride entered with her father
who gave her in marriage. She Was
met at the altar by the groom and his
best man. his brother, Mahlon J..
Burton.
= The bride wore an exquisite gown
of brocadcd chiffon velvet with
crystal trimmings. and her veil OF IL
Illusion fell from u coronct OF orange
blossoms. She carried u shower bou-
quet of Bride roses and swnnsonin.
The brides sister, Ann Eleanor. was
maid OF honor and wore dress OF
pale fame chiffon trimmed with sill
yer ribbon and pastel roses Her
sister, Lucille, who was bridesmaid.
wore a dress OF peach satin with trim
mings OF silver ana pastel flowers.
Both carried rosebuds to match their
gowns, tied with silver tulle. Little
Miss Celeste Bli!ey acted as tloNcrGirl
and walked in front of the bridal
party. strewinG roses from French
basket of rosebuis and fern. Her
dress was Of pale pini Georgette
crepe. with silver trimmings.
Thomas Burton. nephew OF the
groom, dressed in whit. satin, car
ried the wedding ring Ia lily.
After the wedding a small reception
was held at the brides nome, which
included only the immediate families,
and few intimate friends of the
bride and groom. After Wedding
trip through the North Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton Will he at home after Decem-
Der Is at III North Boulevard.
Much entertaining has been done in
honor of the bride, including lunch
con given OH November - at the
Rose Bowl Inn. by Miss Ethel hin. i
shower by MISS Rose Brooks on No
pember ~ and another shower On
November y, by Mrs. J. r. Donovan.
The guests from u distance to at
tend the wedding were MIR. and Mrs.
A. L. Kelley. Of Columbia s. g., and
Mr. and Mrs. stuart Burton. of Ches-
ter.
Musicians' Club.
On Wednesday morning at II
O'Clock. III the auditorium Of the
Womans Club. the Musicians Club of
Richmond vii! give "a program, OF
English folk music This viii be the
second morning musicale OF the sea
son, and promises TO hc vcery inter
csting. as some Of the music has
been ordered from England especially
for the club.
Bcrry-ware.
a wedding celebrated at Crewe
November Is. was that of Miss Mar
tina Louise Ware. daughter OF Rev.
and Mrs. w. J. ware, To James Ash
worth Berry. formerly OF Crewn. but
now OF LynchburE. The ceremony
was performed by the father ,. the
bride, assisted by Rev. {. T.. Blank.
snshiN
Granville Berry. brother OF the
groom. was the best man, and MISE
Elizabeth Ware, sister OF the bride
;Sas the msl OF honor.
Little Miss Alberta Fsrls. niece OF
the groom, in pink organd!e, carried
the ring on white satin pillow.
Mrs. Howard Young, OF Norfolk,
played the wedding march. and Mrs.
Elliott Nicholson. Of Murfreest6ro.
n G. sang Because" jus, before
the ceremony
IN" bride wore travelling suit OF
so'ento blue velour lie lainc with ha,
and gloves to harmonize. and carried
shower bouquet OF Oph.lia roses
and swansonia. The maid OF honor
Was gowned in black velvet with
gold trimmings The oui-of-town
guests were Misses Lucille ond Matte
Williams. Of Wakencld; Mrs Elliott
Nicholson. OF Murfreeshoro. y. C.;
Mrs. Howard Young. OF Norfolk.
Nessrs. II. J. and L. r. Jones. Of Pc
tersburC.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry left immcdia,e-
~ for southern trip. and ON their
!cturn VIII make their home at Ana
herst.
Ten for Persian Relief.
Ray OF Sunshine Circle Of Kings
Daughters Will give a tea on Monday
afternoon from to c o'clock at tho
home OF Miss Ruth Turner. 2aO2 Eas,
Grace street Mrs. t. II. Yonan. OF
Persia who has been a Kings paugh-
ter since childhood, Will tell Of her
experiences when she and her fam
ny He'd from their home. All Kings
Daughters are invited and the pro-
Sesds VIII go to 'As Persian Relief
In New York.
MIR. and Mrs. George Randolph