The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

saturday afternoon and for dance $3.50 o'clock the
50 same ne, evening These affairs given as welcome
neen abroad for several months with Kents party
ana, VINO landed In New York last Saturday. Miss
whom VIII go to Hollns for the dance Saturday
German at Rockhridss Alum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Cannon, of this city, who
Springs led very ATTRACTIVE a tbst
resort on Wednesday evening. Thirty five couples
'o0f part In the opening figure including number Of
v NJ l. oolors were very effective.
For Mrs. Robinson.
Mrs samuel g. Cary the hostess of three tables
OF bridge Thursday morning O'Clock at her
home b on Eleventh avenue. Roanoke, in honor of Mrs
was played, and an attractive luncheon was served
Mrs. Carey's guests were: Mrs E. r. Robinson, d
W. Flicker Bruce Hunt John Trout Mrs Frank Duke
ford warren Frank Reed Albert Stone M hnns
Fauiine Massie and Lizzie Taliaferro
Concerning Sir Moses Ezekiel.
most interesting sketch of about a column on Sir
in this city, and who spent several days July
me asi sun ,,s says i In part;
whose studio for number of years has been the
ancient Bath of Diocetian in Rome has been a guest
Tor number of days of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Turnbull, at their summer home, La Pax, Tow
brother, Mr. h c. Ezekiel, successful merchant of
that city.
Moses is SIS years old of powerful physique and
remarkable activity. Although confident his ability
and proud Of his record, he is extremely modest and
Europe has received many commissions from roy
atty, noables governments cities In their
e on ne works with W0ndef" dispatch and excellent
Speaking of American art Sir Moses said that
within the last two decades artists and sculpors in
this country have made wonderful strides.
They can hold their own he said, with the artists
and sculptors any country the world American
art is forging There spontaneity
and individuality about American which is fast
becoming recognized all the world"
Although Mr.. Ezekiel was knighted by the king
of Italy and received from him the title of officer of
the Crown of Italy he is a patriotic American and
feels pride in the progress. OF his native land
The engagement Of Miss Amy Dorothy Walpole. of
charlottesville, Va, To Nr. Hugh W. Davis. of Nor
interest society here. Miss Walpole Is descendant
of distinguished English families, who have been
We'll known in social circles of Virginia, she has
been most popular and much admired since her debut
! several years Mr.. Davis is member of proni
nent Virginia family and is. graduate of the univer-
| Guests of Miss Cooke.
Miss Matte Cooke of Hqns institute has as NE her
Wilmer Hayway, of Florida; Mrs. w. n. Young and
| Mrs Cecil Neal Of Columbus, Ga
| A very quiet wedding celebrated in the home
| of Mr. and Mrs r, S, Duke. 1907 West Main street
V Duke became the bride of Mr. Philip ]. Devote,
The bride wore a travelling suit Of blue with hat
gloves and carried beautiful bouquet of
carnations The wedding march was rendered by Mr.
Cleveland B. and Miss Ora Duke brother and sister OF
Mr.. Devote is employed in the order divis-
! ion of the United States post office.
cities including New York and Saratoga Springs Mr
1os North Rowland street.
| Adelaide Alsbrook accompanied the bride and
Observation-Disclosures I'm. ~
The Moffett Memorial Baptist church Danvilie' Va
was the scene Of beautiful wedding Wednesday at 10
O'Clock when Miss Frances A. Anderson became the
bride of Mr.. George w Pendergraph. OF Durham, n e.
| Rev G. C. Smith. the pastor officiating.
The main auditorium Of the church was attractNeE
wedding was witnessed by a large gathering ehe
of the couple Just before the entrance
of the party. Miss Launa Pendergrph of Dur
! n. {.
That l Ask of You is Love" and If Had Thousand
the piano, and rendered Lohengrins wedding march
upon the entrance of the bridal party During the
ceremony she played Remember Me and at the con
clusion played Mendelssohns wedding march The
first of the bridal party to enter was little Miss Marion
Beavers dressed in white, who carried the wedding
ring. . $500, -
ing brides roses. entered on the arm of her brother
| w w. Anderson, who gave her away Her maid OF
| honor Miss Mnta Becher. who was attired in
white. The groom dressed in the conventional niack
was accompanied by his best man MT. j. 5 ADKINS i
| kins, ]. T. Brown, W. f. Jefferson and Robert wal
] of Henry county; Mrs, p F. Thaxton, Hampden- sid
ney. Va; Miss Sarah Anderson, of Richmond Va
ryhe Armes' Srewe'. va; MISS Dauna Pendergraph.
Of Durham n. G; Mr. Henry Pendergraph Of Dur
Mr.. J. S. Atkins. of Durham. n G.
Goode-Soott
| Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock q beautiful we'd
ding occurred at home OF the brides brother in
law. Mr.. A. J. Derring GOT CRANKY street Norfolk
|
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Josephus Scott in Client
and Mr. Hugh L. Goode of Richmond. were mar
! ried.
! The bride wore handsome broadcoth going away
/ suit and carried shower of bride Mrs. A. J.
Derrng, the brides sister, o honor and
her only attendant. She attired In a. pretty lin
gere frock and her flowers La France roses Mr.
Derrng the grooms best man.
Mr.. Goode is prominent young business man OF
Richmond and OF the old and distins1isbss
family OF that being of John Goode
of "Whtby."
Following the wedding an informal reception was
held. after which Mr. Goode and his bride left for
their future home in Richmond
Among the out-of town guests Misses Marjorie
and Rosa Goode, of this city.
Personals.
Mrs. f. A Saunders and Miss Mary Ball saun-
ders of 604 West Franklin street spending several
weeks at Atlantic City They have been at Northern
resorts all the summer and expected to return
to Richmond about September Is.
Miss Caroline Reynolds. who has been spending
August in Ashland with her grandmother has returned
1 to her home here.
Mr., j. o. Saunders. Jr. and Miss Saunders OF This
city. registered at the Casino Narragansett pier