The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04

After the the wedding
party repaired to the home of the
brides mother in Fort George, where
they were delightefully entertained.
i MIR. and Mrs. Adair left wednes-
day night for a wedding trip to North
.. Carolina. They will return to the
city in about three weeks.
The brode is one OF the loveliest OF
the many charming girls Of the So
eiety set in Jacksonville, n has beer
exceedingly popular since her debut
Mr.. Adair is not only a popular
member of the society set, hut a
prominent young business man, beins
manager OF kingan Company, nov
stationed in Jacksonville.
Interesting wedding.
A beautiful wedding o place
Wednesday evening at Denmore Park,
Maryland, the home Of the bride
when Miss Ella Vincent Kuhns.
daughter Of Mr.. and '-fs. Joseph VIM
cent Kuhns. was married TO Ensign
Newton Lord Nichols, L. S. n, son
Of Rev. aud Mrs. george Ellwood
Nichols. OF New Haven, Conn.
The ceremony WAS performed at Z
o'clock by Rev. NJ J. Riordan. TIE
house was decorated with June roses
fl dtit 6ltFiAst anu -
ed the music.
The best man was Ensign Eman-
uel A.. Loiquist, L. =. n, and the
usners were Lieutenant Wilbur
THING, L. :. NJ. c: Ensign Donald
T. Hunter. L. :. n, ana Ensign Frank
r. Berf. l.. :. \.
" Tfrv-wpr~ thc-atftforn -of-tAetF
rank,
Tho maid Of honor was Miss Mary
- - z Ia 81 - "a LA
william G.. Cassard. L. :. n, of the
Naval Training station, Newport,
who's marriage te Assistant Paytnas-
ter Dallas u. Wainwright. Jr., T.. :
n. will take place In the autumn.
Her gown was Of pale blue satin.
draped with crystai--ndded net, and
: she carried yellow roses,
The bridesmaids were Miss Marie
fielding DashielI. Of New York. Miss
Saliie Warhcld Cockey and Miss lou
Use Din, Of Baltimore.
They wore gowns OF gCld-coiorcd
satin. combined with crystal-studded
net. and they carried white roses.
The bride was given away by ner
farne4. Sc wore an exquisite gown
} of white ere .e meteor, Trimmed with
duchessp anu point lace. tttF-Fell
| war cf tull.. fastened with a hand"au
OF orange blossoms. and she carried
a bouquet Of lilies Of the valley and
white orchids. She wore a necklace
Il pearls. an heirloom in her family
4 reception followed. after which
the bride and bridegroom lctt for Il
g Wedding Quincy. ON their return
they will be in Philadelphia, where
the bridegroom is stationed
Ncsper Services.
7 Nesptr services Of the Young No-
. mans christian Association will p"
held Sunday afternoon at 6 O'Clock
at the Union Theological Seminary at
Richmond Hall. the country club OF
the y. ". G.. \. uF. George W Nc
g Daniel will speak and MrS W. u.
i'm viii have charge of the music.
{, a light supper viii NJ served ltnm'-
. diately after the service. The pub
. lie Is invited
Entertainment TO" Aid society.
\ most attractive entertainment
e VIII he given AT the city audttoriur
- on TUESDAY e~v@ning, June. I, for tn
o. bcnsnt OF tho Ladies Aid Society o
the First English Lutheran church
The program il under the direction
of Mrs. ". T. Thnrstou, and consist
s II the very popular comedy. "Th
= Kleptomaniac," a spectacular dril
q in costume, by nine young ladies. :
pantomine by eleven young ladies il
creek costume. recitattons and music
). The entire cast rs composed ot Misse.
% Ida billiard, Marguerite Stoltz, Ethe
: L.aasiter, Atiecn Hord, Alice Wood
-, Stella Jolly, Merle Frsnck. lietet
- White. Amanda Fitt&, Mamie cfaN
: ford. Bessie Cross. Florence KIDD an'
y, MIR. W. H.. Kelly.
II y. T.. y. y. Meeting,
The Association for the PreserVa
y ton Of Virginia Antiquities Will mee
Friday, june 10. 1910, in the room
OF the Virginia Historical Society, a
& noon. Notices through newspaper
- only. me- postal eards. Ali member
" are entitled to attend,
Meeting OF st Johns Circle.
I'd 81. Johu's Circle OF Kings paugf
ters viii meet Monday afternoon
$50 with Mrs. Robert Currie, ESQ
r. East Grace street. Al this is the las
). regular meeting before adjourning fo
< the aumme each member is urged I
r. lte present. The dollars for the King
Is Daughters stairway in the Shelter
/, ing Arms hospital. will be collected 4
this meeting, and tickets distribute
tor tho moonlight 10 Dutch Ga
"A THURSDAY night. June ~. at $50
v. New Regents, Nicc-isegents and Alter
Il. mates.
70 But few changes were made tn
year In the regents and vtCe-reReni
81 OF the Confederate Museum. MIR,
Kate p Wosher. of CovIngton, Ky
H. was elected regent of the Rentuck
re room h succeed the late Mrs. Bias
- pUkF- Mrs, w 7. Fchan was ma
regent OF the Louisiana room, MIR
W llliamsun Tsllry. alternate In I'll
- Maryland room. Mrs. c. r. Border
~ alternate In North Carolina roon
Miss
Mississippi room, and Mrs Artht
Robertson, alternate in Tennesst
room.
Personals.
Miss Mary TrayIqr is the guest ,
a Miss Mary Harmon at the Universit
~ OF Virginia
Mt
49,, rr Edwin W foweu Of the de