Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-19
Richmond Society.
l Corresnondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
RICHMOND. April 10. 1908.
The Easter season will be marked with
many important weddings in which So
ciety is deeply interested. Among them
will be that of Miss Elizabeth Price to
Mr.. Charles Robb Houston of Covington.
KY. to be celebrated in St. Paufs at noon
April q by the Rev. Robert w. Forsyth.
rector of the church. Miss Andrea War
wick Mathews of New York will be maid
of honor and Mr.. George H. Houston the
best man. The group of bridesmaids will
include Miss Mary Stuart Hoge of Louis
Vile. KY: Miss Margaret Murdaugh of
Washington. d. c.; Miss Mamie Monta-
que Of New York. Miss Kate Lyons OF
Charlottesville. Va. and Miss Katherine
D. Lancaster Of Richmond. Other attend
ants will be the groomsmen. Messrs. Her
man Mapes Houston. George Scott and
Brent Woodall OF Covfngton. KY: Nor
man B. Beecher OF New York. William l..
Price and William l.. Foushee of Rich
mond. The bride will come in with her
Norwood Of Gala, Va. After the ceremony
a wedding breakfast for intimate friends
and relatives will be given in the home
of the brides mother on West Grace
street.
Miss Margretta Holmes McGure's mar
rage to Mr.. Russell Cary Montague will
take place quietly at her home. 513 East
Grace street, at noon May 8. with her un-
Gle. the Rt. Rev. Robert A. Gibson. Off
ciating The bride will be given away
by her brother. DR.. Stuart MCGUIRE. and
the only attendants will be the matron
of honor, Mrs. Arthur Gordon OF Savan-
nah. Ga. and the best man, Mr.. II. Ma
thews Of Lewisburg. w. Va. A reception
will be given after the wedding.
A dance OF much interest will be given
by the younger set Monday evening in
the Hermitage Golf Club. Among those
to be present are Misses Elsie Parrish,
Nellie Walker. Rosalie HARDWOOD. Florence
Norf1eet. Katherine Robinson. Marie
Sands. Eliza Montgomery. Edith Donnan.
Lucille Cullngworth. Elizabeth Taylor and
Lulie Johnston: Messrs. Heron Brown.
Witt Curry Fairlamb. Sherwood Par
sons. Rush Miller, Edward Haynes. Rob-
ert Augustine. Pembroke Taylor. Eberle
kirtley. Harry Quarles, Charles William
son and Walter Wrenn.
Miss Page Aylett Royal left yesterday
for Mirador. Albemarle county. to be the
guest OF Miss Nora Langhorne. who is
entertaining house party for Easter
week. The party will attend the Easter
germans given at the University of Vir-
ginia. A number of Miss Langhorne' S
New York friends will be among her
guests. and Lady Sybil Grey. daughter Of
the Canadian premier. who accompanied
Amba ssador and Mrs. Bryce to the state
university for Founders day. has re-
manned over for Easter week at Mirador.
Much social entertainment will be at
tendant upon the meeting of the national
board of associated charities In Richmond
May 6 to 13. A committee Of ladies has
formed an entertainment committee, OF
which Mrs. Benjamin L. Purcell is chair
man. She is assisted by Mrs. Claude A.
Swanson. Mrs ]. Taylor Ellyson. Mrs.
E. C. Minor. Mrs. B. B. Munford. Mrs.
Thomas Boiling. Mrs. Beirne Blair. Mrs.
J. c. Stewart, Mrs. Chiles Terrell. Mrs.
NJ. A. Chambers. Mrs. E. N. Calisch. Mrs.
Samuel Cohen Mrs. Thomas H. Leary.
Mrs. Alfred Gray. Mrs. c. P. Walford.
Mrs. L. L. Lewis. Mrs. c. v. Meredith,
Mrs. T. A. Cary. Mrs. John Murphy and
Mrs. H. c. .Boudar Mrs. Swanson will
give a reception in honor Of the guests.
There is to be a trip down the river as
far as Westover. with luncheon served on
board. and excursions to many nearby
points of interest. The Woman's Club
will keep open door during the entire
week. Among those who will be in