The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
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lnytsations have been received In
NicAmond from Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mordscet 70 the marriage OF thier
n6p8hter. Alma Locke. 70 Judge Plat
fJiukfuEuu wHfksr on "wednesday
svsni4g. June 8, at O'Clock ct ST.
FAnl's church. Newport News, Va.
Tne oeremony will be followed by a
reeeps3ea al 4:so O'Clock At the War
rick hotel
Miss Mcrdecai lived until recently
In New Orleans. where she was a
reigninG bell she with her parents,
spent the winter before last In Rich
mend, and has host OF friends and
winter In Baltimore, and with her
rarents, has but reoentiy gone 10 New
nnrf News from Baltimore. judge
Isiaft Ia the associate justice of the
: supreme court of North Carolina. He
il member OF one OF the leading
families OF North Carolina, and Is
wtdely known throughout the South.
To We'd In June.
Among tina many beautiful home
weddings OF June will be that of Miss
Nary Lee Spindle to Mr.. J. Kendall
Ferguson. which will take place at '
o'ciock on the evening Of June %,
Miss Spindle Is the daughter OF Mrs,
Fannie Noble Spindle. aud is well
known and popular among the social
and educational circles OF this rity
With which she has heen idfntfHeu
r. A. n. Meeting.
Old Dominion Chapter, Daughters
af the American Revolution met
THURSDAY at neon ut 81 East Grace
street. The registrar, Miss Ethel At
kinsen, reported TIVE ae~ applicants
Mrs. Eeulah Bowles Malone, Of this
sity, and Mrs Mary Butts Marchant.
pf Mathews county. Mrs. sidney j.
lsudley, regent Of the chapter, gave
IN account of the continental congress
held In April. The chapter vas es-
ssssis!iY Interested IN the matter
brought before congress this year of
projecting the EN- biena Of the society.
Miss Rosalie Meredith gave splendid
account Of her work as chairman OF
the historical committee. The fol-
loving resolutions offered by Mrs
Henry A. Atkinson we're passed
whereas It hes come to the
knowedge of 4 y society that the As
.ociation for the Preservation OF Nir-
ainia Antiquities is anxious to OBTAIN
control and TO keep under care the
old home Of Chief Justice John Mar
shall, located on Marshall and Ninth
street. this city. for the purpose OF
preserving IL.
..Be II resolved, That Old Dcriin-
Inn Chapter. Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution, lend their sympathy
and aid to the A. p. v. A. In hs
effort 70 obtain. possession of the
John Marshall hours. and hereby re-
commend TO the council of the city
Of Richmond sad other authorities.
that they aceede to the request or
the r. V. A. to take under Its
eharee this historie building. hailowed
asy sacred memories OF Yirgtnia's great
.urist. that by preserving same valu-
able landmark will be handed down
10 posterits."
House Party ia Afbenarfe.
Mrs. Matthew Foutatne Maury. for
merly Miss Bruce, OF this city, and
Mrs Isaac ceale. Jr., of Baltimore.
are members Of house party being
entertained by Major and Mrs, Cham
ning ". Boitna at their country home,
Branehiand. In aihemarle county, va,
Reception To DIR. and Mrs. Liily.
mort beautiful reception was
given Dr. and Mrs p. CLAY Lilly In
ssfe pariors Of Grace Street Presby-
terrain church on Thursday evening
Handsorne palms, American Beauty
reges and peonses were attracueely
used in the decorations. bowls and
sases Of the flowers being placed
about the church. Or and Mrs Lii
d. were assisted in receiving by Miss
Grace Lilly and the elders and their
wives 0ffaeers and elders from al
the Presbyterian churches of the city
we're invited, and the occasion was
. most delightful one in every way.
Grace church has always been famous
for its receptions. but the one Of
THURSDAY ec.ipse6 it's predecessors.
and vas characterized by an infor-
nfa.ity that was Indeed charming. A
large number of people were present
to welcome Dr. and Mrs. Lilly TO
Richmond. In the course OF the eva-
ming delightful refreshments we're
served
Bridge Party.
Miss Ethel Reynolds. OF Norfolk,
entertained at cards Wednesday af-
8 tsrnoen on board the L. 8. II. s.
Franklin in homer of her guest, Miss
Esther Byrnes. There were four ia
eiss Of bridge and one of overland
ed. Those making the highest at
zach table were presented with beau
...fui punches Of sweet peas
Miss Reynolds guests were Miss
Esther Byrnes. Mrs I, W. Kite,
Mrs. pillen. Mrs. Frank Brumby. Mrs
/. Wake Truxtun. Mrs, kitner Mrs
John q. Quinby. Mrs. Charles Mel
Tunstait. Mrs, Alien Chantrey. Mrs
Louis aiaxfeid, Mrs. Chamberlain,
Misses Helen and Kate DuBose. Miss
Frances Rowland. Miss Jean Cooke,
Mrs Chamberlain. Miss tiihbet Miss