The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-11

y Dsllin Galdsborough. daughter of Dr
am6 Mrs. Brice worthfngton Goids-
n borough. OF Cambridge, Md. to MIR
N &3ufr Powell Harrison, son of the late
roweli Harrison and Mrs. Harrison,
NJ Leesburg, Va, has just been aa-
4 hDuneed.
Miss Goidsborough lis a particularly
y attractive yung girl. both in appear
9nce and manner, and has been muen
3 admired during her visits to Baiti-
more and other large cities. Her
father is president of the Medical
q md chirurgicai Faculty of Maryland
AAd chief OF staff of the Maryland
hospital. at Cambridge She is de-
ncended from Robert Goldsborousn,
I member OF the first continental con-
1ress and first United States senator
{ from this Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Ga the maternal side she Is hHeal
4 descendant of Governor Henry, of
4 MARYLAND.
Mr.. Harrtson's family Ia an equally
distinguished one In the historical
annals OF the Old Dominion from the
earliest times Ills more remote an
reEtar, Burr Harrison, was member
III the first Virginia House of Bur-
gesses, while his grandfather. the late
Burr Harrison. and his father were
among the leading men of their day
In their State. For the past two
years Mr.. Harrison has been cngageu
under Colonel Craighill upon en-
cheering work in connection with the
Improvement IF rms ftaftsrnvr~ barber
and other deeper waterways OF Mary
land The wedding win take place
April u at the residence of DIR. and
Mrs. Goldgbarough, In Cam bridge.
HaIl--Tarycr.
Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald Carver
ard NJ. ID. Hall. OF Fairfax county,
Va, were married at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. Octavia j. Shell.
III Tryst Oak" near Wake Forest.
NJ C., Wednesday at : o'clock.
The house was beautifully decorated
throughout all the rooms and present
I'd festive scene. In the north par
lnr. where the wedding took place.
the decorations were In white and
green being effected with southern
snaiiax. flowers, palms and ferns
I'm the hall sraiiax and narclssus
Were In abundance. In the dining
room red was the predominating color
note seen in an abundance of carna-
lions and red shaded candelabra. In
the gift room bamboo and narcissus
formed the decorations Here the
great array of handsome and costly
presents of all descriptions were
greatly admired.
The wedding ceremony took place
In the north parior, where the we'd
ding OF the brides grandparents had
-alka taken place Miss Griffin az
c0mpanied by MIR. Jones on the vtolin.
rendered the wedding music. Just
preceding the entrance OF the we'd
ding party Mrs, Dowei sang Schu-
eherts Sarenade. The ceremony OF
the Mesthodist Episcopal Church was
1n1pr1sslvely performed by DIR. r. n
Iyty. editor OF the Raleigh Christian
Advocate.
The only attendants were the best
man, Hon. G, c. carlin, of Alexandria
Va, member of Congress from the
Eighth District Of Virginia, and the
dame Of honor, the brides sister. Mrs.
Joseph l.. Seaweil, who was gownea
IN Wdsteria satin with pearl trimmings.
Her bouquet was of palma violets and
gniIax.
The bride was handsomely gowned
IN white duchess satin. en- train, with
real princess lace. her vell being
caught by orange blossoms, while her
shower bouquet was of orchids and
HES ~ the VALLEY
s. After the wedding a most ettto3-af,ie-
NInner Was served which was per
fect feast of good things.
The bride In a well known young
lazy OF this county. especially In edu-
catiDnal circles. She lis greatly be-
infed for her charming disposition and
her popularity has never been better
exhibited than in the interest that
WAS taken in her marriage.
The groom Is a prominent attorney
81 FAIRFAX county. Va. and la super
tntendent Of the schools Of that toun-
~. He Is held in the very highest
esteem. The bride and groom left
Tor wedding trip To points in Flor
Ida
Rslttc-I. Honored.
Miss Mary Curtis was hostess at a
misc llaneous shower on Tuesday af-
ternoon at her home to Miss Jennie
Latin Sumner, who will be married
70 Mr.. Samuel Bowden Woody on
March ~. About twenty-five of Miss
Summers young girl friends We're
there. and she was, the recipient of
various and sunary pretty articles,
whea a large pink umbrella shower
I'd its larGe6se npan her In the form
gf dainty gifts, The presents were
Afterwards displayed on a pink RIB
bon clothes line from which they
were suspended by tiny ciothespins
fotfed plants filled the flrepiaees.
while masses of the pink blossoms Of
different flowers banked the manteis
Bowls and vases 1T pink buds about
the rooms and candeiabra with pink
shades further carried out the effec-
tfra decorations.
After the downpour of presents
dainty refreshments were served
Miss Lola Browne presided at the
punch bowl.
To Observe Block Day
Friday, March Is, will be Block
Day In Richmond when the Belle
Bran Day Nursery and Fee kinder