The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19

Miss Hutton becomngly attired in cream
by her great grandmother will be- given in marriage
by her father, Dr. Ferneyhough will be attended by
The bridal party will be preceded the aisle by
miniature bride and groom bearing the ring on satin
and Master Keith Carlin. of Alexandria. Miss Eliza
beth Hutton sister of the bride. wearing colored
satin with large picture hat of black and carrying
yellow chrysanthemums. viii be maid of honor, while
the bridesmaids dressed In nets and lace hats.
also CARRYING yellow chrysanthemunls. will be Misses
Ray and Eftie Hawley, OF Orleans. Va Miss Josephine
Brodas. OF warrenton. and Miss Mary Hooe of Wash
inston the groomsmen include Messrs Charles f.
Jeffries J. Stewart White, of Warrenton, and DIR. Mans
field Of Washington. The church will be deliberately
decorated in potted plants and yellow flowers
A large reception to the bridal party was given on
Or. and Mrs Ferneshough will leave on the even
ing train for an extended trip North The bride Is the
Vi 'he mos. attrattve ana popular girls IN the younger
set DR. Ferneyhough. formerly of Washington but
now of Warrenon is the leading physicians OF
that town. Mrs Ferneyhoughs going away gown will
be of -colored broadcoth with hat and gloves to
match
Sponsors Entertained.
richmond is much interested in the Grand Camp
which is now In session in Norfolk. A Norfolk paper
mas the Following In regard to the social side of the
'a% VRbn. n uor,o,, w. CO.. -, ,,a,,o, Sow.
OF Confederate Veterans will be entertained by the
ana MR.. csr Davis MISS leila s Of e
260 Freemason Miss Lisa Anderson. Alexan
Miss Laura Kirk DeBree Place and Warren Crescent,
Miss Columbia J. Smith, OF Doque; Mrs Charles Web
ster, 214 Boissevan avenue. Miss Mayme Jennings,
Roanoke: Mrs Taylor Ham sos Fairfax avenue. Miss
Allene Graves, of Richmond; Miss Lydia Tatem. Berk
George Cabell. Alb Colonial Miss Alice NJ.
McGhee. of Charlottesville Miss Mary Wilcox, 1874
freemason street. Miss Laura X. Gleave., of Wythe
vile; Mrs Garland Peed Pelham Place Miss Mary
f. Scott, Amherst Mrs r. H. Baker, Jr. s24 Raleigh
avenue Miss Elizabeth Harrison. of Roanoke; Mrs
E. B. Hodges, 521 Stockey Gardens. The sponsors for
the Confederates wifi be entertained by
Hosaiynd Evans of Salem and Miss Jeanette Bibb.
Louisa Mrs H. c. Hoggard 70 York Miss
LOWE stearns. of Pulaski; Miss Fannie Sans l22
Boush street Miss Florence Bidgood of Richmond;
Judge l. r. Watts. Portsmouth. Mrs William Hodges
Mann Mann Of Nottoway; Mrs E. b. Hodges stockley Gar
u We MRS N. d. Elier, of Lynehburg. Mrs. +. A.
Wake Grace street. Miss Grace Morrison of Dan
vile, Miss Eliza Tynes. OF Tazewe Mrs. Norman
Sell - York street Mrs. Carrie X. clinedenst. New
Market Mrs r. Trbiett is Middle street Portsmouth"
Marries in Oklahoma.
Cards have been received in this city announcns
the marriage In Oklahoma city Okla, Monday,
oetoper ~, OF Miss Francis. that city, MIR
liam Boatwright Robinson The Rev Carter Helm
Jones performed the ceremony.
/ w Sydnor d, d, a widely known Baptist minister
and though originally from Danvile he lived
era years In Richmond, where he has many friends
ne re with his bride Will make his home in Oklahoma
eily' where he has. been most successful
Mereer-Yarbrouah
MISS Mary Edith iarbrough daughter of Mrs Lille
Edwards iarbrough was married o Mr.. lsaac John
Mercer Jr the son OF DIR. and Mrs. c. Mercer
gay AFTERNOON at o'clock in Highland Park
Methodist church The Rev Edison Kenny odell per
! formed the ceremony, assisted by the Rev Daniel r
Merritt Miss Annie Maude Harvey played the we'd
ding from Lohengin as a proeessionai and tien
delssohns march the occasional Flower Song
was played during the ceremony, The altar was bank
! ga with palms and ferns.
, The bride entered with her brother MIR John Jaw
aaroroush, VINO gave her in marriage, She
Of bride roses Miss Clara Earl was the maid
OF hohor ana wore gown OF cloth With Insects
OF Irish point over satin. She yellow chrysan
he NUNS Dr. Charles WILDER Mercer was the sroorn,s
best man, and the ushers included Messrs Erwin
trroVer hai John Francis Applebee, Morton Mercer
and ], G Brstow
r Reception and Opening of Gymnasium
me 1ouhs Womens Christian Association has is
sued invitations for the opening of their physical de-
pa TO be held In the gymnasium,
O'clock most attractive program ,vi.tef1 is as fo
lows has been arranged and the public s cordially in
vited NV eNN''N 40 eoso'aiiS III
Opening remarks. Miss Caroline Holiday. president
| OF the association.
Association Movement Richmond DR. Forsyth
| Solo, Miss Margaret Owens
Educational Observation-Disclosures remarks Mis-.
Constance MacCorkle. general secretary; presentation
! OF plans, Miss Catherine Kicks: solo
Physical Observation-Disclosures remarks Mrs Chi,es
Ferrell presentation of class schedule accompanied
py drills In costume piano, Mrs. Brush Miss Martha
shackeford, Keith Savile. Jennie Warwick Edith
Meconnal, Catherine Rhoads Bessie Whttet GRAY
Brown, Mary Porter.
About the same program viii he repeated in the
and Dr. Levy will speak the evening exercises and
Mr., William lam. HIM viii sing The folk drill will
gwen by girls In Swedish costumes.
Following both the afternoon evening programs
WI be reception, at which Miss Holiday. Mrs
Berne Blair. Mrs Chiles Terrell, Miss MacCorkle
Miss Irene H. Ames. physical director of the Y, w.
c. A, Will receive The gymnasium work will one
| OF the chief branches of the
winter. and classes have been arranged every
one. business girls especially invited attend the
evening opening and reception
! Annual Ball.
The Jolly Juniors will have third annual ball
Wednesday evening In Belvidere Hall
Personals.
/ Mrs. Jennie Langhorne little grandson, Master
Louis Langhorne. have returned to their home 1912
West Grace street. after spending time Crock
EFT Springs and with friends in Charlotte, n. c.
|
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Lyneman guests Hotel
Caslaneda, Las Vegas y. NJ. After travelling Through
New Mexico they VIII Richmond by way
/ of the Southern States.
Caroline Martin is spending several days
| of town.
Mrs. John Shelton Williams who has been the guest
o her grandmother Mrs II. r. Lefebre West Frank
lin Baltimore has returned her home
in the mountains of Maryland.
Mrs. Coleman Workman is visiting her daughter
John Jenkins, in Client. Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Noting have taken a fiat
a Jefferson and Main streets the