Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-16

| handing officers Of Richmond and other Viz
| glnla military organizations with their re-
spectiVe stars supplied an abundance of
| color as background for the rich and
beautiful gowning of the women. Among
the throng of fashionable people present
were Gen and Mrs, Fred D. Grant. Can't
, Bowley, Duke d'AbruZZi of italy Admiral
Robley ID. Evans and his chief of staff Cant
Plilsbury; Mrs Donald Mclean and Miss
Mclean of New York, Mrs. Stephen B. Ell
kins and Miss Elkins of Washington and
West Virginia, Mr.. and Mrs Henry 8.
George Tucker of Norfolk. Va; Gov Glenn
or North Carolina and DR.. Thomas Nelson
rage OF Washington. D. C. Members of the
virginia commission in attendance included
Col. w. w. Sale, Col. Robert w. Withers
Col. A. M. Bowman, Col William Baker
and Col. Fenton Day.
One of the most beautiful OF June we'd
dings was celebrated at 8 o'clock last Tues
DAY evening in the spacious home of Mrs
Emil Emil Otto Noting, 49 East Main street.
where her daughter, Miss Roberta Noting
was married to Mr. Robert Tate Irvine a
distinguished lawyer of southwest Virginia
,,, Inc ceremony was performed by the Rev
William Meade Clark, rector of st. James
Episcopal Church, this city. Roses and
masses OF rhododendrons made beautiful
pink and white decorations. and an orches-
throughout the reception after the cere-
mony. Miss Margaret Nothing gowned in
white lace and carrying white peonies, was
maid Of honor. The bridesmaids, who were
very smart In white lingerie gowns and had
bouquets of pink peonies were Misses Greet
ia Mcclure, Elizabeth Weddell. Anne Evans
Lindsay, Adair Minor, Susie MCGUIRE Es-
telle de Saussure of Richmond Elizabeth
Fox of Big Stone Gap and Page Williams of
Orange, Va.
Mr.. Isle Irvine was his brothers best
man. and the list of groomsmen included
Messrs. John Fox. jr., Oliver Fox, KYLE
Morrison, Mayo Cabell. James Houge and
Dr. Cabeii Moore Of Washington st Mr. rr Payne
of Lexington, KY. John b. Minor and Carl
Noting Of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine will spend a part of
the summer in travelling abroad.
Another wedding of Importance to Rich
mond people will be celebrated at o o'clock
Tuesday evening, June IS, in st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Houston. Va. when Miss
Mary Grammer Leigh daughter of Mrs
Thomas Watkins Leigh. will be given in
dolph Taylor of Page. W. Va, the Rev.
Thomas G: Faulkner and the Rev. Flournoy
Bouldin officiating.
Miss Sarah Leigh, gowned in pink silk
and carrying pink roses. will be maid of
honor, and the bridesmaids in fetching
toilets Of French muslin and val. lace with
6ig bouquets of pink carnations. will be
Misses Mary Coles Leigh, Julia Logan Cole
man, Alice Faulkner, and Rebecca Leigh.
MIR. Raleigh Colston Taylor will be the
best man, and Messrs. John NJ. Faulkner,
Henry b. M. Watkins, Garland Z. Faux
ner, jr, and Thomas w. Leigh the grooms-
men.
The bride will enter with her eldest
brother, Mr.. William Leigh. She will wear
a gown of white radium silk. with garni-
ture of duchess lace. Her veil will be held
with orange blossoms, and she will have a
shower of bride roses. After the ceremony
there will be a reception in the home OF
the bride for the bridal party and immedi-
ate relatives.
Miss Mary Johnston and her two sisters
Miss Eloise and Miss Elizabeth Johnston,
sailed yesterday on the White Star liner
Baltic to spend the summer in England.
Miss Mary Moore who has been spending
the winter at $40 West Franklin street.
with her uncle. Mr.. Thomas Moore leaves
New York today crossing the Atlantic on
the Minnehaha. She will visit relatives in
England during the summer.
number of society people. despite the
unusually cool season that still renders
Richmond comfortable to residents, are
leaving for their country homes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Beverly Munford and family have
cit sed their town house at 5O3 East Grace
street and are established In the North
Garden Of Albemarle county, a most beau
tiful section of the state until the late
autumn. Col. and Mrs. Alexander Cameron
and the Misses Cameron are occupying
Cameron Lodge, near Gordonsvlle Va. Mr.
and Mrs. John T. Anderson have opened
Frescati their beautiful home I'm Piedmont,
Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mayo are dis
pensing their accustomed beautiful hospi-
tally at Powhatan, in Clarke county.