The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-31

XnnteAd of the regular meeting OF
& titerary round table at the Wo-
49, Club Wednesday afternoon,
- 0eiine Macdonald, assisted By
\ <p Myrtle Redford as accompanist.
Kx1 charming concert Miss Mac
B3emaid Is b Richmond gtrf, and has
SfHM1fteA here under Mr.. Bryant She /
graduated from the Holy Cross
E&&aaemy.. in Washington. last June.
~ has clear, stro-g ccntralto voice
n delighted her audience by her
4 harm of manner and the power and
weetnesx Of her tones. Though very
uounx. Miss MacDonald has met with
D 1narked success. Among her num-
6 herr were 'Goodby, Sinner, The |
1 Roxary'' and ''All Through the 1
Night
Brilliant Wedding.
The distinguished assemblage at
Me wedding of Miss Constance Hoyt, /
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Henry n
Hoy4. To Mr.. Ferdinand Won Stumm. |
nscond secretary of the German EN- |
baxsy, which took place "Wednesday !
a noon In Washington, made this |
4 marriage unique and exceptional I
Among those present were the Pres
1 aent of the United States. the Secre-
D Ary OF State, the kaiser's representa-
tive az Washington, Count Won Bern
{ utprtI. and a small company, inciud-
nan Of the embassy, and relatives
md intimate friends of the bride and
bridegroom.
Il The hume of MIR. and Mrs. HoYt, in
Rhode Island avenue, where the bride
Il made her debut two years ago, was a
ECWeT OF spring BIoss0fils. whfte aza-
l aeas. lilies. tulips and jonouils max
fnE lovely setting for the ceremony
The Rev. Roland Cotton Smith. rec
rxf church nfflrfnfe1
HI Herbert Won Stumm, brother OF
& Ne bridegroom, who, with Mr.. Fred
S rick Won S.umm. also his brother,
" md Miss Maria won Stumm, arrived
rom Germany last week, was best
man,
The bride descended the stairs with
4 her father. who gave her in mar
ssS1axe, She wore gown OF white
attn, with a senii-high girdle and an
\ 09erdress OF lace. A yoke of net I'M
u l1hed the coilarless bodice, and the
Il nhort satin sleeves were embroidered
SIN pearls. She wore a tulle veil with
urangc blossoms, and carried lilies
~ the valley.
MIRA Philip Hichborn, sister OF the
bride, and Miss Won stumm attended
her.
Mrs, Hichborn wore a gown of pale
chiffon, made over pale blue
5 nafin, with q large straw-cotored nat
/ Hrtmmed with lilacs. She carried Law
n nnder sweet peas.
Miss Won Stumm's gown was OF
Z deeD coral pink, embroidered In the
lMme tone. with which she wore "a
ga1nrKe hat trimmed with piumes to
eeet peas.
M k&A string orchestra played the we'd
E anx march and during the break
N6t which followed and for which
- guests were seated.
8a&Mr. Won Stumm and his bride left
ashington during the afternoon for
North They will return to Wash
kton for the spring season, and
baby will take house. They
spend the summer in Europe.
tes YEN Stamm went away In a
haxif tweed suit of light tan. with a
~ turban trimmed with black.
~ has been since her debut one of
y most admired girls in Washing
- society. Her engagement to MIR.
&Sn Stumm was announced several
Aoeka ago.
$ III. Won Stumm has been in Wash
non TWO years. and Is popular not
Sly among the diplomats, but In so
1kty generally.
Bridge Party.
M Mrs. Stafford Parker entertained
Enost delightfully."-. at bridge Tuesda,
4 afternoon In honor OF Mrs. Horace
N HfrtngfeIlow, OF Detroit, Mich, who
81 ha& been much entertained during
& her stay in Richmond. There Were
q f3EH tables engaged.
q bridge Tausnament--
Members are asked 10 register thei
81 tables before 10 o'clock Friday 70
E the bridge tournament to be piaye'
Ia ~ the Woman's Club Friday even
4 ane. Gentlemen parties may be ask
x.fn x.fr tnfftl hog NIL F..
Interesting Marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. John G.. Epps an
M0unce the approaching marriage o
4hotr daughter, Amy Marie Josephine
~ Heinrich O. Freriks, Jr. of Am
haan, Holland. The ceremony vii
sake place April ii at IL o'clock a
The Sacred Heart Cathedral. Though
Az native of Holland. Mr.. Frertks ha
lived here for three years, teaching
vtU1tu, piano and clRrionet at tn
ESichmond Conservatory of Music. AZ
q ter several months spent in Holland
NJ. Freriks and his bride will return
- Richmond about July ].
University German
AZ usual, the annual Monday nigh
M goEnsan given by the German Clul
* the University OF Virginia in tn
E rayrrweather gymnasium Monda,
/ NIGHT was a delightful affair TIL
Nalls were gay with university ban
uors and coiors. while the prettil,
4oMned girls and enhancing music b.
- Washington orchestra We're allur
INT 10 all Mr.. Jack Primer and Mis-
Elixabef Gaines. of Warrenton. VIII
hns been q frequent and much ad
&ntred visitor here, led the attractiv
nnd pretty figures Among thos
6anc4ng was Miss Sadie Neale, OF tht
II NY.
Helping Circle to Meet.
The Helping Circle of King
III Daughters viii meet Friday afternoon
Sa u 1850 O'Clock with Mrs Jane
ri Echwalmyer at 230i East Broat
street
$ssss8a Personals.
M Mrs. william Hill. OF Lawrenceytlle
al Va, with her little son, William Hill
WE II. IL the guest OF her mother, Mrs
q n N0rrisette on East Grace street.
Mr. and Mrs Stevenson and Mis-
9tevenson, of Roosevelt, n. j.. and Mis-
~ 1tevepson, Of Baltimore. are spending
naverAl days al the Jeerson
Miss Martha Robinson is having
nost dell htfui time at a house part
fren BY Miss Short, near Wilmington
u Miss short was a much enter
8nfaed visitor here In the early win
~ the guest Of Miss Robinson.