The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-02

Mrs. Matilda Coutts, OF ils Nofth
Thirtieth street. announces the mar
siasA-ai-Asrr sssssEs.t-F7-a siE=-9ass@ TIL
Lee Moore, to MIR. Frank L4ioya
Phaup. OF this city. The ceremony
was performed Mt the Trinity rectoty,
WASHINGTON, IL. C., Wednesday, June
], the kev. Richard Pardie Williams
being the officiating minister MIR.
ana Mrs. James Herman Godscy. for
merry of this city, bat now of Wash
iugton. Witnessed the nuptials. The
bride. who il we'll known and very
popular on the hin. wore handsome
going away gown of tan pTuneiia
cloth, with hat and gloves TO match,
and carried bouquet Of Brides roses.
she wore set OF old fashioned pins,
witch were a wedding gift of her
mothers. The groom, who is the
youngest son az Mrs. BEETLE and the
late William II. Phaup, Is a rising
young business man. being junior
partner Of the Jefferson Coal ana
Wood COMPANY After their wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Phaup wifi be at
home to their friends at 4l9 North
Thirtieth street
Last evening at : O'clock a quiet,
but very pretty. wedding took place
when Miss Matte Mason johnson be
came the bride of Mr. William Bin
ford King. This announcement viii
come as surprise TO many Of the
young couples scauaintances. as the
nuptials were not expected before fall
and only week ago was change in
their plans decided. The ceremon$
was performed in the home OF the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. a, IL.
Johnson, 1879 North Twenty-thira
street, the Rev. w $. Dorset. pastor
of Leigh Street being the officiating
minister. and Was witnessed by only
tho relatives and near friends Of the
bride and groom. The parlors were
beautifully decorated IN palms, ferns
and cut flowers. The bride wore n
handsome dress OF blue SILK, which
she changed for tailored going away
gown. Her bouquet was roses and
ferns. After the ceremony the couple
were accompanied TO the train by
many of the guests. who were loathe
10 see them leave for their new home
in Western Tennessee where the
groom has accepted q government po-
sition.
Misses Edmo and Lillian Foster,
of Prince William, are visiting their
sister. Mrs. Clifford Taltaferro, on
Chimborazo Park.
Many Church Hill people will learn
with regret of the death in Charlottes-
Vile of Mr.. Alphonso Carver, which
occurred at his home on High street
Monday Mr. Carver had just reach
ed young manhood, being twenty-one
years old. and but for the sickness
which terminated in his death would
have graduated from the University
this month. He was very popular.
and his death has cast gloom over
~ nA.
fellow students Mr., Carver had many
relatives on the nil, among them his
aunt, Mrs. William \. Robertson, OF
3312 East Broad street
Mrs. John Eubank. Of King and
Queen. is visiting Mrs. ". A. Bristol,
Of Libby Hill Park.
Tho following young people VIII
compose the cast in the delightful col
lege play. "A Case ot Suspension.
given Thursday evening, June Z. al
Liberty Hall; Misses Louise White.
Helen sorg. Marie Cheatwood. Matte
Beale, Laura Armitage. Ruby Parsley,
and Messra. Allen Armitage, Bernard
Gray. prummond Curtis, Glen Nc
| Glauchian. John Goode and John Val
! entine. In the Bachelors Dream
which viii follow the play, Mr. JONI
Goode Will impersonate the bachelor
! WnlIe the IoliO"lu5 Jp"HS 49, 49,
represent the dream: Misses Lauri
4 Armitage. Alice Gary. Violn Launders
I Marie and Hazel Cheatwood, Bessie
Woody, Mary Blount. Helen Sorg
( Louise White and Susie Bates This
entertainment IL given for the beneti
, of the Sheltering Arms Hospital an,
/ tn ehaseball team Of Union Station.
( Mr.. and Mrs Lilliput invite you {
Ire present at the marriage Of thei
daughter. Miss Teeny Tiny. to Mr.
weeny Why. Friday evening. june
at Liberty Hall, 2A0S East Broa'
street Bride. Miss Alma Hewlett
groom, Master Richard Normont
maid Of honor. Miss Alice Strickland
best man, Master Rascom Martin