Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-07
SOCIETY

Mr. ana b1rs. James Aston Cabeu
and thsir daughters. Misses Ethel
Aston and Dorothy r.. cabell. and C.
f. Morrlss were among tho arrivals
W. Va, where thsy will spend q part
,ot September.
Mako Homo In pndford.
Colonel and Mrs. Frank P. Neon
nall have loased their homo on Mon
ument Avenue. On account OF the
continued Ill health of Mrs. Neon
nelrs father, former Governor ].
Hoge Tyler. Colonel Mcconnell and
his family will make their homo in
Radford, where Colonel Mcconnell
has accepted the co-preside OF
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Wedding Of Interest.
a quiet wedding of much !ntereat
ito Washington and Virginia society
was celebrated last Monday near
Abingdon. Va. where Mss Evelyn
Drew Reade. daughter Of WiIloughby
Reade, of tho Episcopal High School.
Alexandria, became tho bride Of Leo
Trenholm. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. de
8. Trenholm, OF New York.
Tho ceremony was performed at
Tho Meadows" home OF the brides
grandfather. Captain Frank S. Rob-
ertson. and on. Of the most historic
places in the state. having been the
residence OF the late Governor Wynn
ham Robertson. OF Virginia the
drawing room of the beautiful old
mansion was tho scene Of the wed :
ding. and the betrothal service took
place between two large white COL
umns In tho center OF the room. Tho
Rev. Luther Williams. rector Of ST.
Thomas Episcopal Church. Abingdon.
othciatcd.
The Meadows" never looked love
!ier than on this occasion. Myriads Of
white candles minGlinK with the gold
AVID green noral decorations. com
posed nm enhancing setting. The
table Was sc, In Crown Derby. mark
ed "Mary's Meadows" gift TO the
brides grcat-Erandmothrr from hor
parents nearly hundred years ago,
when she married the late Governor
Robertson In tho same drawing room
where the young couple were united
yesterday evening.
The wedding music wax rendered
by Miss Mamie II. Grifan. cf Bedford
city. Va. while lituc Miss Katie
Robertson Motley. the brides cousin.
served as Hover girl. Miss Stella
R.eadc. the brides sister. was tn"
maid OF honor. and the Misses Mary
and Jean Cunningham. uf Savannah.
were bridesmaids. Mrs. H"hcr, Pol
lock. Of Charlotte, y. e. VAS matr"n
OF honor
Tazcweli Taylor. Jr. OF Norfolk,
was MIR. Trcuhulin's best man.
The ceremony, which. by reason o'
p. recent death in the brides family,
Was most quiet. was attended among
others by Mrs. Cona!iy +. Trirg. Of
Abingdon: Sir. and NTs. W!ndham u.
Robertson, ~ Plastcrcn. Va; Miss
Gay Blacktord. Mrs. phiilip ~. Minis.
OF New York. Iiss Kathleen White,
of Abingdon, Miss Kathleen Penn. %
Los Angeles. Mrs. ". dc $. Trcn-
holm. Wnlouphby Read", Frank
Rcade. Robert Pollock. Of Charlotte.
Captain Frank s. Robertson. Miss
Katie Robertson. Dr. and Mrs. Cole.
man MOTLEY. Louis Cornick. Mrs.
Luther Williams. and Nj. aud Mrs
Frank White. OF Washington state.
nugg-Mc, raw.
The home OF Mr ard Mrs. Beverly
Sydnor McCraw yesterday afternoon.
At $50 O'Clock was the seen. OF a
pretty wedding. when their daueh-
ter, Dorothy Burweli. became the
bride OF Robert wyld"r buSr. rho
ceremony was performed by br. Lon
q; BrouEhton. pastor az tho bride.
Tho brid. is y granddaughter OF tn"
lat" Colonel John trmsrcad Mccraw.
OF Halifax County. The groom is 4
son Of MIR and Mrs. Fred NJ BpsG, Of
|, Fsrmvillc
The rooms were decorated in palms
and pink roses The bride. carrying
a shower houuuct OF Bride roses and
lilies OF the valley. and attircd in a
white satin dress trimmed with
Pearls and lace. and a we'll Of illu-
sion and orange blossoms, was given
away by her father. George Rcdmnn
Turner. OF Campbcllsvillc, KY. was
the EroOln's best man. To the strains
OF the wedding march from 'I.ohen-
grin" played by Miss Lily Thcrnhiil.
OF Iynchburg, tie bridal party en-
tered and met at an improNis"d altar
OF palms and cathedral candles. The
bride was preceded BY her sisters,
who were her only attendants Mrs.
Iklwrcncc Mauck. as dame OF honor.
wore q dress of gray lace and satin
and carried pink Killarney roses.
Miss Elizabeth Sydror McCraw. her
maid of honor, was attircd in a dress
OF peach Georgctte and carried sun
burst roses.
BEFORE the ceremony. Miss Essie
Gates sang Thank God for Gar
dem" To tho accompainm OF piano
and violin. \ violin soio by Henry
| Bryan was softly rendered during
the ceremony.
After an informal reception. Mr.
ed Mrs Eurg left for a motor trip
2thrRiEh the North.
Out-of-town guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Fred NJ. BugE, Miss Eliza
beth Bugg MIR and Mrs. Frank G..
baldwin, MIR. and Mrs. Henry Logan
4 Ncwbili. Jr.. Miss Virginia Bugs.
Il Miss BESSIE Gordon Jones. and Mrs.
! Jones, all of Farmvillc: Miss Claudia
Iiagy. of ilampdcn- sidney: Mr.. and
Mrs Il. T. Jones. Miss Sue Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hughes. and Miss
! LILY Thornhiil. OF Lynchhmrg; Miss
Charlotte Crews, of Danvillc: DR..
and Mrs. John A. McCraw. OF Gu
nard. w. Va; Miss Sallie ADHESION,
81 OF Glover; Mr.. and Mrs. George Red
man Turner, of Camphellsville Ky;
Mr.. Edward Watkins. Of Rocky
i Mount, n. c.. and Mr.. Jack Spessard.
sfof Norfolk.
: After September 20 Mr.. ari Mrs.
Bugg will be at home at St Chris
topher's School. Westhampton.
: Give birthday Party.
\ sAdjutant General and Mrs. w. w.
Il Sale gave delightful birthday
party at Tuckahoe recently in honor
Rof tho third anniversary of their
nephew, Master Dabney Tunis, son
of MIR. and Mrs. Allyn b. Tunis.