The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-18

The Deep Run Hunt Club win as
Dexnhle Mt o'clock Saturday afternoon
~ .Laburnum.' The hunt win be fol-
i0wed by a reception at the club house,
the following ladies receiving: Mrs.
John Skelton, Mrs. Scott Parrish. Mrs.
I William Northrcp. Misses Frances B.
Scott, Josephine Elicit. Mamie Sell
den and Hattie Ross.
Hundley--keyser.
Miss Marie Hortense keyser. young
81 daughter Of Mrs. Richard Fulton
& Keyser, OF Baltimore, was married on
Thursday TO Mr.. Henry Leonard
Y Hundley, OF Williamsburg. Va. at =
o'clock. In the pariors of Loyola Col
lege, Rev. II. X Brady officiating.
The bride wore a princess gown
az white hroadcioth, with a picture
hat Of white, with white piumez,
and carried a shower bouquet of
white sweet peas Her maid OF honor
ms Miss Nina Lockwood. and the
rroom was attended by Mr.. Vernon
Keith as best man.
The wedding was followed by an
informal reception at the nome OF
the brides mother. 1890 st. Paul
street. Later in the afternoon Mr..
and Mrs Hnndiey left for a wedding
"trip to Old Point Comfort and other
1 places in Virginia. The Will return
= altar April LIZ and rnake- their homo
Tor the present at 22of North Charles
street. Baltimore.
Cahallcro--Mallory.
A very pretty marriage was SOL
emnized Thursday evening at o'clock
IN the home OF the brides parents
On wythe street, Petersburg, when
Miss Cecil Beatrice Mallory. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mallory.
became the bride OF DIR. Mariana b.
Cabaliero. q young phFsician OF Porto
Rico. The Rev. Thomas b. Reeves.
pastor of Washington Street Method
1T church. performed the ceremony.
Miss Dorothy Brooke Peasants
piaved tbs. wedding marches. to the
4 afrAfns OF which the bride entered
With her father. Sne wore gray
travelling suit. with hat. gloves and
shoes to match. and carried violets.
Miss Charlotte C. Woody. OF Rich
rnond, attended the bride as maid OF
homer. and was sowned In lavender
meteor crepe, pearl garniture, black
picture hal She carried shower
bouquet OF sweet peas. Miss Lillian
n. Harris, Of Richmond. was brides
maid. and wore yellow meteor crepe,
black picture hat>and carried SHOW
er bouquet OF daisies.
DIR. David Cabell Burks. of Rock
bridge, was best man, and DR.. T. w.
Iaguna, of Richmond. groomsman.
Oaat-of-town guests Included DIT.
David G. Burks, III Roekhrfage; DR..
r. w. Isaguna, OF Richmond; Gin
ron A. Boyce, owen Woody, Mrs. Por-
ter Subletf, Miss Charlotte c. Woody,
Miss Lillian Harris. Mrs. William
Borst, Mrs. Smoot. Mrs. Caravati, OF
Richmond.
Immediately after the ceremony DR..
and Mrs. Cahaliero left for New York,
whence they win sail On Saturday
Tor Edrto Rion, where The doctor II
prneNIcing his profession. They ex'
pect however, to return to virginia
u 10 make ii their future home.
Heard--Hail
Miss Evelyn Hall, of Washington
Formerly OF Richmond. and Mr.. ]
D Fletcher Heard, Of Atlanta, were mar
Fied at Grace church. Alexandria, al
$40 o'clock "Wednesday evening. Rev
Mr.. Carpenter offfciatfng. Mr. Heard Is
the electrical inspector for the Pos
tai Telegraph Company, with head
quarters at Atlanta. Miss Hail was
1 IT one time connected with the pos
tMl main Office at Washington. After
4 the ceremony the party left for At
ianta. which win be their future
home.
OF Interest Here.
The following item from Salisbury
4 n. C.. Is interesting here:
In honor Of their guest Miss Rub,
Shields, OF Richmond, Va. and Mrs
r. Rankin Parks. Jr., OF Salisbury
Mr. and Mrs. II. IL. Parks delightfully."-
entertained few of their friends or
Tuesday evening from to H. Mr.
End Mrs Parks are noted for theil
hospitality, and no effort was spared
by them to make the evening one oi
real pleasure. Those present wer,
Miss Ruby Shields, Mrs. J. Rankin
Parks. Jr., Miss Mary Moore Dor
settle, Miss Alma Dorsette. Miss Myr-
tie Burgwyn league, Mr. Isaac s
London, Mr. j. Len johnson and Mr.
y. George Hannah, Jr.
Miss Richardson Hostess.
Miss Ann Louise Richardson, nj
c0I3 Monument avenue, will be hos,
tess at tea to be given March 20
from to o'clock, in honor of Miss
Norma Bonner.
Al the Tea Room.
Tea viii be served in the tea room
nt the jefferson Saturday afternoon
by Misses Marian Harris and Nellie
Tompkins.
Mrs. r. w. atkins, of Houston, Va
y Is the guest of her daughter. Mrs
1 Rosebro.
Miss Jane Wingo. of Richmond. IL
spending several rays In Charlotte
~. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Mittiedorfer
1 hare seturned from New York. where
q ny spent about ten days. Their