The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02
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-.-tt-+r-rt7ry- -rvrufuE At matt after eTg1t
o'clock To witness the wedding of Miss
taee Ayitlt Royal to Mr.. Barker {
Gunmere Hamlll, Of Trenton, n, J. I
Inc reiattNes ana triends OF the bride (
in Richmond are numerous and, be- I
sues these there viii pe many guests
from a distance, incudins the MEM !
bors OF the groom $ fanny from Iren-
ton. With their exquisite gowns and
selntillaung Jewels, the women VIII
form ii beautiful aSsembiase in tho
church winch wal be pro- aseiy deco |
rated in pink blossoms and palms.
Miss Royal has been the center of
mtcu entertaining ever SINCE her de-
hut seN eral years ago and number
II delightful antc-nupuaI anatrs nave
been given for her ana her attendants,
incluulng a beautiful supper at the
We stmOreiand Eiup on Wednesday
evening of which Mr. \. RandoIph
Holiaoay was the host.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Boiling gaze
a charming informal tea on Wednes-
day afternoon In honor or the BRIDAL
party and their guests included the
wedding party ana out-of-town guests.
Pink sweetpeas and lilies were ei1ee-
lively used in the parlors. Receiving
with Mrs. Boiling were: Mrs. William
Lawrence Royali, Mrs. Barker Gun
mere, of Trenton y. J.: Mrs. john
Enders. Mrs. William Bagwell, MISS
basweli, OF st. Louis; Miss Royal ana
MI Hamln
Woodward Exams.
Wednesday afternoon at 5 O'clock
beautiful June Wedding took place in
Knox Presbyterian church, Park
Place. Portsmouth, when Miss Ida
Evans became the bride OF MIR, Oliver
: Woodward.
The chancet was banked with
palms, ferns and Wild flowers and the
ceremony WAS partHrn's q ny the Rev
! W. II Squires pastor "a the church.
THE -hrlae- F+af+--S- IA fray -Ft4jt4h
going away gown with nat ana sIo, es
t. Correspondent. Sne carried lines
nt the ta4tes, and cntcrcu with Ecr
SISTER. Miss Bessie Evans, VINO was
mad OF honor. Her Qrcss was OF
white MULE. and she carried pima
a,yettpeas. The trlutSna!ds, Mrs
Meaus, the grooms SISTER. and MISS
+ Mabel Latham. o. MArrenton, a.,
wore green multi dresses VAN black
/ picture mats, and carried plnk sweet
peas. The uttie flower glris, Misses
fleanor Ogre and Mary Nerns, IN
wnlIe frocRs win green sasnes, car
ried baskets of white sweetpeas.
! The bridegroom best man was his
! brother, Mar. spurseon WooAard, anu
the usners We're: Mr Peter WnaIey
and Mr.. Lowery tlnley. or Ports
mouth; Mr.. Jonu Weston, of BoyGton,
Va. and Mr. Lee koane, OF Norfolk.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. WorfWard lett tor
bridal tour north 1ney VIII upon
tne.r RESIDE in twenty -elghth street.
Park Place.
Nirginlans IIonoTVd.
Virginians seem 20 he The honored
guests in Baltimors this week. says
the Baltimore sun Il Thursday morn
ing;
Il Mrs. John l.. Sanford entertained at
Il beautifully appointed luncheon yes
terday at her fome. 262' North
&. Charles street. in honor of Mrs. Her
bert Oliver, of Alexandria, Va. The
other guests incltdcl Mrs. William
: Unduch, Mrs. William Lanahan, Mrs.
Roland Nash. of Norfolk, Va; Mrs.
William Il. Howard and Mrs. Pau
Frame.
i And again;
Mrs, John H. Wight gave a charm
: ingly arranged luncheon yesterday at
Wildwood, her home in the Green
Spring Valley in honor of her guests,
Mrs l. NJ simoni. of Germantown.
Pa. and Mrs. L. H. Buttrick. Of Rich
moud Va.
! The rooms. AS we'll as the small ta-
bios at whic hthe guests were seated
: were prof lsely decorated with sweet
pens, ANfNHs htAt Ntht lieNAt'hS"
Those present were Mrs, Basil l.
: GndersleeHe, Mrs. j. Quitman Lovou,
; Mrs, Tunsmil Smith, Mrs. Horace ".
70 White, Mr.. Eugene q, DE, Ballet,
= Misses Frances Loveil, GcrmantG8n II,
Pa. Emily Mclean, Mary brury.
, Richmond, Va; Bessie Elder, Mrs. &.
= Graham archer Mrs. Douglas II. Cor
4. don, Mrs Il. frank Deford, Mrs Rob
S ert Is. Harrison.
g ueaid--Owen.
a wedding OF much interest took
place in Lynchburg Wednesday even
S ing, when Miss Jane Owen became the
= bride of MIR. Charles L. Head, OF that
cily Rev James W. Owen, of Nor
folk, formerly the brides pastor, Of
h,lated Miss Alice Owen, a sister Of
r the bride. was maid of honor, ana
G Mrs Charles owen, of Kaney, Kan.
sister-in-law. was the matron q.
! honor. MIR. Wistar Head. son of the
"a groom. was the best man.
OF Interest Here.
:, A wedding Of much interest in Nir-
!, glnia was celebrated on Wednesday
n afternoon in ST Johns Episcopal
r church, Stamford. Conn. when MISS
Marian Adelaide McHarg became the
bride OF Paymaster George Richard
yenable. L, S. ~. OF Marion. Va.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Luke White. OF. Pulaski, Va. ii
+ son-in-law of Bishop Tucker, Of Vir.
= giffia. Rev. Mr. White and the groom
were classmates at the University oil
: Virginia, Mr. Henry X. McHarg, bro
y Their of the bride, was the best man
n The bride was gowned in white satin
= trimmed In point lace. She carried {
l. bouquet OF orchids,
Mr. and Mrs. Venable will be a
- home in Portsmouth. where Mr.. Ven
- able is stationed. He Is a graduate
L of the University of Virginia, where
his fathar was professor. His moth
er. Mrs. Nenahle, and sisters. Mis-
| Venable aand Miss Louise Venable
went to Connecticut for the wedding
Il Engagement Announced.
An interesting engagement just an
nounced Is that OF Miss Blanche Hills
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Je
rad Hills, OF Paducah, KY. to Mr.
Saunders NJ. Almond, OF Lynchburg
The wedding win be celebrated tbs
II latter part OF June.
II kina--Johnson.
i A quiet but very pretty wedding wat
solemnized Wednesday evening al
seven o'clock when Miss Matte Mason
johnson became the bride of MIR VIII
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