The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
Society


easter. Miss Leit.es Woodward Miss
Courtney Crump. Miss Martha Robin
son. Miss Mary Heath Davenport and
Miss Anne Rutherford. of Baltimore,
viii form the receiving line at the
reception at the Hermitage Golf Club,
Friday afternoon from $50 20 I:3U
O'Clock The reception was postponed
from Thursday Ia Friday because Of
the continued inclement weather.
Several hundred people will attend
this reception. which promises to he
an unusually charming affair.
Delightful Reception,
DR. and Mrs r. W. BoatNright gave
very attractive reception TO the
faculty. alumni. students and grad
uating class q Richmond College, al
their home. 5e7 LON hardy street on
Wednesday evening The rooms were
pre,tiiy decorated in palms, ferns and
the college coiors, red and blue, these
also predominating in the refresh
nentx The manteis were banked In
field daisies, and bowls and vases ~
the same we're placed about the
rooms Assisting President and Mrs.
Bostwright In receiving were. DR. and
Mrs, e. Fl. Ryland. Misses Percivai.
Brurh, Pesrce. ThoraSson. Ramsay.
/, Runyon. Ryland. Daisy winston,
Campbell and Robe rtSon. in dainty
lingerie froeks, assisted IN the dining
room Mrs David Ramsay and Mrs
Bingham presided al the punch
table The pleasure Of the evening
VAS greatly enhanced by the presence
ot the younger members IF the faculty
In their varied r hes typical Of their
degrees and attachments.
Fppe~-Pond
A very quiet bat pretty home we'd
&tng was sclewniEed "Wednesday even
ing 81 O'clock st The hcma Of MIR.
and Mrs James II Pond. the brides
parents. @42S Stuart avenue. when
sheir daughter Miss Bessie Adelaide
Poad became the bride Of Mr. Henry
deter Eppes pr n u e. Martach-
Land performed the ceTemanv Miss
Mary Sister Wilson Was the maid #
honor and Mr.. Edward ftagiaua the
hest man
Mr and Mrs Eppes. both of whom
are well known ia Richmond. eft i'm
Grediately after the ceremony fot
Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia
and NeN York They will ba at
home after July at 242s stuart
avenue
kalin-b irish.
ur T. n CaAsCh offiGiated at a
beautiful home wedding Thursday al
;ernoon at o'clock. ~ hen Miss Mi
g4AF3 hIINt3s IA4EhtFT al WI anu AIEH
Henry kirsh, Of 10 East Clay street.
VAS married 10 MIR Edmund Kahn.
son ~ Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Kahn.
The pariors were decorated in palms
and roses and the wedding march
Was played by Miss Fannie W irish.
sister Of the bride.
The bride was gowned in a hand
some blue travelling suit and carried
q shower bouquet OF Brides roses
MIR. and Mrs. Kahn left Immediately
for old l'oint and an extended tour
through Northern cities.
ON Wednesday evening an infor-
msl reception WAS held at 10 East
Clay street. the home of the bride.
Harton--~tsasser.
Palms. ferns and cut flowers beau
tfuliy decorated the home OF Mrs
Emil Gasser at 400 East Leigh street
Wednesday evening at 9 O'clock. when
her daughter Miss Julia j. GaSser,
Was married to MIR. John r. Harton.
she Rev William Tyler, of ST Marks
Episcopal church, officiating. Mrs.
Charles Wittei played the wedding
march
The bride was gowned in white
silk, deliberately embroidered and
trimmed with chiffon and duchess
lace. and carried "A bouquet of white
roses and lilies Of the valley. Her
attendants, Misses Fannie Gasser and
Madeline Hartpn. wore white organ
die frocks with pink ribbon and car
ried pink carnations and ferns.
Mesgrs Eddie Schmidt and Roy Har-
ton were the ushers
*ssssssrg M vsaeo gegasftt >$sax1f, 81 the
brides aunt. the honeymoon has been
postponed and Mr. Harton and his
bride are al home at 2512 Nj street
An elaborate reception followed
the ceremony The presents costly
and numerous. attested the populari-
~ of the young couple.
Richardson Wright
very pretty wedding took place
Thursday morning at o'clock at the
home of the bride, sol North avenue
Brookland Park. whore Miss Hattie
Wright and MIR e. T.. Richardson
mere married. The bride is the daugh'
ter OF Mr., and Mr&. w T, Wright She
wore a mode travelling suit with hat
and gloves to match and carried q
shower Of Brids roses Rev. = Otto
Wright. of Portsmouth. brother 81
the bride. officiated, assisted by Rev
A. e.. Bergman. Mr. and Mrs, Rich.
ardson left Immediately for Norfolk
and from there will visit Northern
eities. and win he at home 10 then
friends at 307 Poe street Barton
Heights, after July
Goodwin--Cornsl.
or much interest in Virginia, and es-
peciaily IN Richmond, where the groom
made his home until the last year o,
two in the marriage Of Miss Florence
Cadman Cornell. daughter of the Rev
and Mrs. c. A. Cornell. OF Mariana
Fla. TO Mr.. Lewis Pendleton Goodwin
on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock In
the Methodist church OF Mirianna.
Miss Mary Cannon presided at the or
gan. playing Meddelssohn's march and
the march from t.ohengrie as the pro-
cesssonai and occasional.
The bride entered the church with
her brother. Mr.. Charles Van WormeY
Cornell. of Clemson s. c., by whom
Ale was given away. She wore a gray
cloth tailored suit, and carried lilies
of the valley. Miss Miriam Burton, Of
Auburn, Ala. was her maid OF honor,
and the bridesmaids were Misses Lou
Use Smith, jamie Smith. Mary Cannon,
Of Mariana; Mae Smith, Of Ozark,
Ala.
Mr.. Lleeveliyn Freeman, Of Richmond
was groom's best man. and Messrs
NJ. G.. Reader, of Charleston, ". Va:
John A. Stevenson, of Baltimore; w.
~. Dickson and Ceicil Rhyme OF Mar
lama were the ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin left irmedi-
ately for q northern tour, and will
visit the groora's mother, Mrs. L. w
Goodwin, OF Frederick's Hall. Va, be-
fore returning TO Mariana about July
the iet