The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-08


H. Smith, of 1s22 West Grace street.
In honor of her house guess, mrs
seCarieton h. GIBSON. wife or the well
KNOWN educator OF Georgia. Ine en-
ufe lower moor Was CONVEX mo a
veritapie woouianu with its protusions
OF spring blossoms ana greens.
the nantes were banked with
masses OF uanoulis ana the pretty
little rare coiorea wood vlolels in
WOOD anu the fresh fragrant pine tops
formed an effective background, be-
lore which the ladies, receiving in
eacn room. STOOD.
The dining room with Its decora-
tions carrying out the color scheme of
white. yellow and green, was cnarm-
1nS, wniie canaies, SHADED in yellow
east q soft, riGu glow, enveIopIng all
In It's richness A French basket Of
danodtis, TIED with yellow tulle, was
USED as centrepiece on the centre
table, bright with its bon bon dishes
and touches of yellow.
y Mrs, smith, in a handsome gown of
IVORY. SATIN, trimmed In princess lace
anu garnItures OF pearls, with touches
OF punk, received ner guests In the
drawing room. assisted by the guest
of honor. Mrs. Gibson, who was beau
tifaiiy gowned In black crepe meteor,
trimmed In let.
Mrs. David Ramsay, in a gown OF
pale pink. and Mrs. Theodore Saville,
IN beautiful black gown, were the
hostesses in the library while Mrs.
James A. Addison. gowned In lavender
crepe, and Mrs. W. +. Kinsey, who
wore are exquisite lace robe over
blue silk, assisted In doing the honors
In the dining room.
Mrs Haddon Watkins received the
guests in the reception hall. She wore
a handsome black gown with "a tunic
OF jet and trimmings of irridescent
Apassementerie.
Miss lsla Virginia Smith. in a pretty
froek OF old rose silk. presided at the
punch bowl
About f2s guests called during the
afternoon. u
Attractive Bridge Party.
The first in the series Of card parties
10 he gwen by the Ladies Auxiliary
each thursday afternoon in April al
the JEFFERSON Giup was given on
Thursday afternoon PAINS ana spring
fo"s els attracei, ely decorated the par
iors. brlese Was prayed and tnere
were ten taDie eneasea.
the hrst prize. "a silver picture
frame. was won ny Mrs. Al. I'll. Asher
Mrs. ~. Is. kannWiler won the second
prile, SltstF a4e.
Wright--Randolph
quiet pat beautiful home we'd
oans was sVielnnlGea IN .soiIoik on
iHHfSuay AFTERNOON at nau-Past
. oeloGK, when Aiiss Evelyn isarten
h.ss4tss-,i,ti t,ee INV ttie uriae OF dir.
sJaiIies tasI0n "fssat, OF portsmouth,
Va.
The wedding look place at the his
tore Ao!ie VI me 0riuu parents,
lit. Key. asffea si~1T4Il nandOfpn anu
Mas. ttattoo.pn on freeman street, a..
Was Witnessed on.y oy tne inifneuiate
fa4n4sics OF .ae Urlae aud Bridegroom,
and a Iew ouI-Of-town guests. 4ne
ceremony wac performed by the
hfaos' s Iatner, nisaop Ranaoiph.
MrS' htcnard &. Iayaor. Jr, attend
ed tne bfiue as ulAtTo.i oI nt.nor. Ane
btiot sitisssus ~eIe Allss$es LOIS wright,
OF Por.@iiioAta. Anaa Rsauotph, oaI-
ne aasa ' virginia AtnS4ef, or Baltimore,
ma ar. IlIoinas "rient, OF Naar
iotse. y. -, was the groom Dszl
man-
the home was beautifully deco
\ rafsa tnr@h shout Win pa4uls, ferns
anu soasaefI4 smllaS. In the urawin.s>
room gon9uls ana eanaIes WITH sei-
low SHADES earned out the color
stef5rTTfv UIIeVtTFtiy. Nal,issi aud smi-
iaA aeCorated he dining room.
Ihe oat-oi-toNn guests inu4uded MI
ana MIS- James al -Amoier, MisSes
Saline and Virginia Amber anu i,r.
a. L. hanooipn. OF baltimore, Md;
Mfs. Samuel brooke of ANNAPOLIS
Md; Mrs. Leigh Reid. of Ha,erford
Pa Miss Mamie Minor, of Rich
mond; Miss Ennor e. Randolph AM
Miss Bertha randolph. of Warren Il
ton, va. Miss Garrett. OF Williams
burg. Va. and Mrs. John Oliver, OF
Shtriey-on-th e-James Ri; Mrs. Lau-
renee Miller, of BaitlmNre: 49, John
Mordecai. of Richmon& Dr. IS NJ
Randolph. of Washington. ID. C.. ana
Bishop and Mrs. Is. ID. Nucker, OF
Lychburg. Va.
Miss Duiany to We'd DIR. Ran>oInh.
One OF the most interesting - the
spring weddings TO people all over
Virginia viii be that OF Miss Eva
Hanaolph trerry"t Duiany to DIR.
Archibald Cary Randolph. The mar
rage VIII take place at noon on April
20 at Gra<on Hall. the uuianys'
country home. In Fauauier county, Wa.
MISS Duiany Is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Hunter Duiany,
OF Grafton Hall. FauQuier county. and
IL an exceedingly stylish and attrac-
tive girl. Since her debut few
years ago she has been a favorite al
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
formerly owned by her fathers fam
lily. She Is niece OF Mrs. Robert
Neville, OF Virginia. and of the late
HaI Dulany, who was one OF the most
prominent ciubmen of Baltimore.
DR.. Randolph is a son Of the late
DR. Archibald Randolph, Of Clarke
county, Va. and nephew OF Mr.
Isham Randolph. the Chicago engi.
neer.
He Is a grandson OF the late DR.
Robert c. Randolph. whose estate.
Newmarket. was one OF the famous
ancestral places in the Shenandoah
Valley Of Virginia.
Young DR., Randolph Ia a graduate
Of the University or Virginia and
known athlete. After the marriage
he fnd his bride will spend q few
weeks travelling, and Will make their
home In Baltimore, where DR. Ran
dolph IL at present engaged "a as.
ststant 10 DR.. Hugh III. Young, tn
we'll known surgeon.
Guerrnnt--Hyslup.
On April Z. 1910, a quiet but bean.
ttful marriage was solemnized at the
Methodist parsonage at Port Hay-
wood. Mathews county, Va, the con.
tracing parties being Mr.. r. ;Connai-
" Guerrant and Mrs. Ada Mapp Nv
alup. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. J. Arthur Winn, the bride.s
brother-in-law. The bride wore bl,,e
chiffon broadcloth and carried q
shower bouquet OF violets< and ferns