The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-17
Society

one OF the most notable society
events in Richmond for many years
viii be the opening of the new Coun-
try Club on June is, 2e and 81. Brit
iiantiy gcwned women, coming TO and
fro Ia their motor cars and spick and
spau turnouts. beautiful architecture,
and masses of blossoms and greens
viii mark the opening OF the club,
ones6f which not only Richmond, out
All. the Southland, should be justly
proua. The membership, numbering
Gee, Includes Nifginisns of the pro-
verbal type. ever renowned for their
brilliant social activities. who
through heredity are familiar with
fayxoften wears" Of hefo de war splen-
dor and hospitality,
While golf and tennis tournaments
will continue throughout the three
DAYS. I'VE bellies and heaux' are most
Interested in the reception saturday
afternoon from to $50 T. NJ. the
dance on the same evening from 10
1880 r NJ. and the hops on Mon.
day and Tuesday afternoon from I
h 7 o'clock While the gay and gtddy
youths "trip the light fantastic" their
more sedate eldfrg may enjoy after
noon tea GA tht lawn from to 7
o'clock
Nood--Werne.
MI Saints Episcopal church was the
:, enc vt beautiful wedding Thurs
aay evening at I O'Clock, when Miss
I.ucae Verne daughter OF Mr. and
Mis-. Barber X, Lockett, was married
10 Mr. Robert Ward Wood, son OF
MIR. and Mrs Henry w Wood me
church WAS beautifully decorated with
palms aand ferns, which were banked
about the chaneel MIR. Ernest II.
s,oshy presided at the organ, playing
IN. wedding march, The ceremony
was perforne by Rev, j. Y. Bowman,
rector Of the church.
Miss Marion r. Monsell WAS the
brides maid of honor and only at
tepdant She wore an exquisite fln-
gtrte gown ever green. ana carried "A
large bouquet of pink sweet peas. The
bride VAS beautifully gowned in SOFT
white satin, trimmed with real lace
and chiffon. and carried the marriage
Vow, with streamers Of white sweet
peas. Her flmy tulie veil Was ar
ranged with a wreath et lilies ot the
.a,fee she entered the church with
her stepTathef. by whom she was
given away.
All lnunas Whittet was the
groorn's best man. and the ushers in
Guided hessrs William T. Johnson
Lverv Wood. McLain Whittet. J. l.
Davis Jacobs and Richard DAVIS
MIR. and Mrs wood lett immediai
NJ after the ceremony tor NortherH
tour. ana viii be at home after ju'
/ sat cots Park avenue,
An informal reception was gtNr
in the home a the bride. SOU ouFtH
arenue Highland Park. On Tuesday
most attractive in pink and green
The presents. including cut glass, SLY
ser and rare china, were both hu
merous and costly
Among the out-oi to" II guests were
Mrs. D. l. johnson, Concord y, <
grandmother OF the bride Mrs J. F"
lard. Dallas, Tex. and Mir. and Mes
4 4. Johnson. Greenviile. :. g
Beautiful Wedding.
one OF the most prominent OF I'M
many beautiful June Weddings IS INA
.. Miss Anne Mary Mauplns pi AZ
lanta, Ga, 10 Mr.. john Means pahiei
which took place ri the itsioehe
81 m. brides parents on West fsacn
s~ee stree,. Atlanta. Thursday evening
lame rs. at sac o'clock, Mis
Mauuin. who lived with her parent
Il ~ and Mrs MADISON Maupin,
Elehmu nd until several years ago,
on. ot the most attractive and pop
lar voung women in Atlanta soctet
Mr.. Daniel is the son Of Nj, X
paniel oi Spartan burg, : TO ana
enc OF tho most prominent young pus
a4ss- men OF Atlanta.
Palms and terms, with white s"e
peas formed beautiful hackgrouI
fer tho bridal party. The mantels
the reception rooms were banked WI
paims. ferns and daisies while Light
tapers gave but an added touch
beauty A @ringed orchestra, scree
cd by palms, played the @eddil
march, and softly during the Ger
mony.
Mr.. Adiecn Aaupin The bride
mother, was her matron OF honor. al
was Handsomely gowned in pearl gr
satin trimmed In princess lace, pear
and crystal passa mentrie. She ca
ried an old fashioned bouquet
white roses. Little Miss Elizabe
Merritt, In dainty lingerie. and la
frock with white ribbons and Mast
Ray Merritt. la a nobby, white fla
nfl suit. were the ribbon bearers. n
Clifford Sender8on was the groom
best man,
The bride entered the drawing roo
with her father by whom she W
given away. She wore beautif
gown of white crepe charmant. vi
an over dress OF chiffon cloth, trii
med in duchess lace mad hand ei
broidered In roses. Her flowers We
a. shower bouquet of Bride roses
lilies Of the valley
Following the ceremony brlilia
reception was held at the home of (
brides parents, where the col
scheme of green and white was CT
tied out ia every detail. 4 basket
Whit sweetpeaS formed most ;
tractisc centerpieCe for the dim
table. which was charming with
candelabra. bonhons and nuts. T
cabinets and manteIs were bank
with sweetpeas and daisies.
Among the out-of-toW n guests Wei
Mr. and Mrs William Westerbold,
Richmond. Va Mr.. &. W. Maup
Of NFashingiou. y. C.: Mrs X.
Scott, If Norfolk, Va. MIR, Alfred
Maupin and Mr. William Boyiou,