The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
'SOC,I AT AND
PERSONAL I.


The social calendar has many attrac-
tons for to-day, and among other social
events will bic the meeting Of the new
card club a t the residence OF Mrs. Robert
Bji;nkenship; that of the Kate Wheelock5
Whist cur ut the residence Of Mrs.
Waller Scott; the tea of Miss Edith
Jones, which will be attended by most OF
the younger clement; the Richmond BCoi-@
Hlcgc german, at the Masonic Ieh1rle,
the board meeting of; the Womans sGlub,
and many ether smaller and informal
gatherings.
Miss Anne Elizabeth Harrison, OF te-z
tcrsburg, was married to Mr.. john
Archer Coke, Jr., of this city, last night
in the presence Of 4 brilliant assembly
of guests at the Grace Episcopal Church,
s Petersburg.
Amid a bower Of palms, Easter lilies
and shaded lights the impressive we'd
ding ceremony was performed by Key
John Rideout, assisted by Rev. O: ,.
Bunting. TO the strains OF LohcnSrln
bridal chorus, sung by a vestry cholr.
the bridal party entered and were lea
by dainty ribbon-bearers, who formed
the bridal aisle as they went These
were little Miss Catherine Hinton and
Miss Emily Rawle Wellington, Who
were followed by little flower maids, VINO
strew the bridal path with jonquiis, these
being little Misses Alverda Stuart Egcr-
ton and Helen West Harrison in DAINTY
Paris muslin. The ushers. twelve III NUM-
ber-Acssrs. William Bridges, Julian
Hill and William G.. Kean, Of this city;
Samuel Hunt. of Petersburg; w. II. lIar-
rison Jr.. and George Harrison. brothers
Of the bride; Robert Jeffries, of North
Carolina: George Grafton, of. Harrison
burg: Robert Parrish, Of Covlngton;
Samuel Carter, of Ashland, and w. Gag
ELL, obi
toward the challcel rail, followed by
charming bridesmaids In creations or
Nile green organdy, trimmed with ecru
lace, and carrying. showers Of jonqulis,
Misses Maria NIoseley, katherine Mich
aux, Ellie Certh, Of this city; Alice
OVERLY, of Buffalo Springs; Edith Rawla
and Louise Rawlc, of Bryn N1awr, Pa;
Louise thinner Emily Townes, Alice
Spicer, Mute N1oyler and Kate Allen. OF
Petersburg; Susie Byrnc Chapman,
Logansvillc Ga.
Miss Margaret thinner, as maid of
honor. was gowned in handsome white
silk. with lace and chiffon trimmings and
carried a shower of jonquils.
The bride, leaning on the arm of her
father, Mr.. w H. Harrison, entered the
sacred cdiicc looking regal i'll a gown Of
white Chantilly lace over white silk. and
carrying a shower of lilies Of the valley,
a spray OF the same delicate flower
catching. her long veil, and was met at
the altar by the groom and his best man,
Mr.. John Lea, Of this city. During the
ceremony the bridal hymn, 1.-The Voice
that Breathe Der Eden" was sung.
Immediately after the ceremony an clc-
giant reception was held at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. whose home
was Il bower of jonquils and palms. the
center piece in the dininS-room being
lace over yellow satin. on which rested
S{rl,n ,f. I.N1 S-J1
candelabra shedding a delicate glow
over the entire scene.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Captain and Mrs. John Coke, of this
city. parents Of the groom Mrs. Dallas
Flanagan, of New York, sister of the
groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spicer and
Mr.. and Mrs. George West, of this city;
Mrs. ~. y. Chapman. of Logansvilc:
Mr.. West Chapman and Mrs Edward
Whyte. of Philadelphia.
The bride is the handsome daush-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Harrison. and
is extremely popular, being a striking
brunette and a descendant of the Bran
don Ha!rrisons. while the groom is q son
OF Captain John Coke. of this city. and
one Of the most popular young lawyers
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Coke, after receiving the
best wishes Of their friends, left on IN
extended bridal tour. and on their return
VIII reside III TINS city
The silver tea and pinG-ponC entertain
mcnt last night OF the Faithful Circle
Of Kings Daughters was among the
pleasantest social happenings of yestcr-
day, and drew quite a fashionable as
senbly, both to the tea and the game.
It was given at the residence Of the
Misses Meade, on South Third Street,
and delicious ices We're served, bringing
out the spring coloring of yellow. Among
the many who enjoyed the charming nov
ely We're: Mrs. Meade, Misses Kate
and Marianne Meade, Miss Nanny SteGar,
Mrs. Mann S. Valentine, Mrs. Blanken-
ship, Miss Edith Jones, Misses Stanley
and Louise Atkins, Mrs. George Warren,
Hiss Jean Knox. Misses Florence and Jo-
scphne Tyler,tNIr. Frank Mccarthy, Mr..
George Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. &. &. Val
entinc, Miss sAddie Bowe. Miss Maude
Gunther of Baltimore; Miss Mary La
throp, Miss Alice Maude Palmer, Miss
Evelyn Dcitrick, Mrs. Gervin Banton, MISS
Bridges, Mrs. G. j. l.. Davis, Mrs. CIar-
ence CABOT Mr.. Taliaferro, Mrs John
Reed. Mrs Robert Blankenship, Mrs. Will
liam Taliaferro, Mrs. Fairfax Montague,
Mrs George Warren, Mrs. Freeman
Dance. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Cary. Mr..
and Mrs. Turner Arlington, Miss Virginia
Berrian. Mrs. Watkins, Miss Watkins and
many Others
Miss Ida Brown, of Woodstock, Mary
land, is the guest Of her cousin. Mrs.
James Leigh Jones, No. 1ol6 Floyd Ave
nue..
A petty wedding yesterday was that
of Miss Annie Lee Fourqurcan, who was
married to All. Algcrnon Storrs Grant
in. Grace Episcopal Church in the after
noon at S:l5 o'clock. Easter lilies, palms
and ferns We're gracefully grouped
around the altar BY Hammond, and
to the strains of LohenGrins wedding
march, tho bridal party entered. First
to proceed up the aisle were the Ishers,
Dr. Grciner Messrs. Thomas Moore
Beverly Tucker. Sydney EllSson. Lewis
Grant and William Storrs These We're
followed by the maid of honor, Miss