The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13

very pretty marriage took place
IN Baltimore on Tuesday evening,
when. u o'clock. Miss zerline osr-
,. BiOnno. became the bride OF Nj.
William Charles Carrick. Of Rich
m0nd. The ceremony was performed
~ the brides home, 706 West North
avenue, by Rev. DIR. William III, Dun
s bar. OF st. Marks English Lutheran
church. assisted by Rev. d. Donald
Guthrie. Of First Presbyterian church.
The house was decorated with
palms, ferns and pink sweetpeaa, and
the wedding party stood beneath a
bower Of smilax. The bride war
eiyen In marriage by her mother.
Her gown was white satin, trimmed
With duchess lace. and she wore .
tuile veil, with orange blossoms. anc
carried a bouquet Of lilies of the val
ley.
Her only attendant was a matron
Of honor. Mrs. Henry q. E3ranham,
wearing q gown OF lavender satin.
trimmed with teweled embroidery.
and carrying white sweetpeas.
The groom WAS attended by MIR.
Albert Pfzxini, OF Richmond. as bert
man.
A reception followed and later In
the evening Mr. and Mrs. carrick left
for Northern trip. They will stop
In Baltimore on their way to their
future home In Richmond
Gessssan BY HosvAtsers' Glub -
The Howitzers' cotiiiion Club win
give german In tho Howitsers
armory Wednesday evening. April Ia
Gaaite number Of invitations have
been issued, and 1t promises to be .
delightful affair.
Methodist to Receive.
The ladies of the Methodist
church. representing the membership
campaign In the Young Women u
Christian Association, viii hold . So
siai conference In the association
building Thursday afternoon, April
II. from 4 to r. NJ. All Methodist
ladies interested In the work are in
vtted TO attend and also 10 bring their
friends. Among the hostess viii be:
Miss Marion Welsh. Mrs. w. q.
Neville. Miss Elizabeth Richardson
and Mrs. Frank Beverage.
Mrs. Hunion Hostess.
Mrs. Clement Barksdale Lathrop
viii be the guest of honor at an In
formal tea on Friday AFTERNOON AZ s
o'clock. given by Mrs. Eppa Hunton,
Jr. Mrs. Lathrop has been much en-
tertained since her marriage In Feb
-ruary. when she became charming
addition to Richmond society.
Alumni Entertainments
The members of the Alumni Assoc
citation Of the Richmond School OF
Expression Will give very attractive
play In Belvidere Hall ON Friday
evening. April Is, at $50 o'clock. The
play, charming little comedy,
Mutually Alarmed" and a number
NJ Rotations and tahieaux will COM
Faete the program fer the evening.
Music will be furnished by The
Northside Orchestra" Those taking
- TN.
Bailey. Mary Whitsett, Sunay Boice.
Maggie Bryant. Marie Anderson. Nam
nia Crawford, Marguerite Stoltx.
Ethel I4AxKiter. Alice Wood. Stella
Ioiiy, Helen White. Aiieen Hord.
Amanda Pitts. Merle Franck and Mr..
Kelly.
Masquerade Ball
One OF the most charming affairs
among the younger society folk will
be the fancy dress bali on Thursday
afternoon at half after o'clock.
With unique and dainty costumes and
beautiful decorations, the bali viii
4 indeed be "A brilliant event This ball.
! given each year by the Misses Bin
lords dancing classes. ~ always Que
bf the most attractive entertainments
81 the whole season tor the children,
while proud parents and friends watch
them In their attractive costumes and
V
ERKing pArt VIII be EiIxAnsrh Butter.
Elizabeth Chesterman. Margaret Ches-
ternaan. Ashhy Peasants, Claudia
Patrick, Rehecca Alsop. Elizabeth
Warren. Frederick Todd. Florence
Taltey Ellen Garrett. Katherine Cary,
Ruth Gordon, Anne Benson, Elizabeth
Taiiaferro. Louise Taltaferro. -EiinA-
beth Robinson. 'Ernestine Grant, Car
RE Taliaferro. Martha Hoadley, Will
liam Therwin. Clay Crenshaw, vir-
gtnia Fry, Wilmington Biankenship.
Virginia Terrell, Alice Hoge, Bessie
Hage. Eleanor Fry. Anne Christian
Guy. Murray Mcclure. Sue Brtggs
Hiram Oates Helen George, Mildred
Craig. Quincy Lanstreet, Louise CABOT
Metham Mayfield. Camilla MayfieId,
Anne Valentine. Jane Strudwiek,
George Bolt, Anne Brokenhrough,
kirkwood Adams, Evelyn Freeman.
Emily Bolt. Katherine Plcasants. Aus
ten peterborough. Emma. Sampson.
Frances Darlington. Belle Cameron,
Saiiie Cameron. Virginia Wallace and
others
Garden Fctc.
The program for Thursday night
for the indoor garden fete being held
At Liberty Hall. 240s East Broad,
win include several selections by the
Mandolin Club, reading by Miss
Hardy. solo By Mrs Parkinson and
singing by q female quartet.
Invitations Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. David William Myers,
OF LynchburB. have Issued invita-
tions to the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Lee Myers, to
Mr. William Rusfel Foreman. the