The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-14


Rev. Mr. Green. pastor OF st. James
Methodist church, offeisted at a very
Ygetty wedding at the home of the
rides brother. Mr. George H. Ccble.
~ North Twenty ninth street. at IL
escicck Monday morning. when Miss
3annie Loftin Sumner became the
bride OF Mr. Samuel Bowden Woody.
The entire lower floor was cam
saxsed In white, with clusters of palms
here and there. A banking Of palms
formed an improyised altar. The we'd
dang march was played by Miss Mary
johnson. of Townsville, n. G.
The bride wore handsome tan
tailored suit, with hat and gloves 10
match. Her flowers were lilies of the
valley and violets.
Misses Ernestine Lambeth, of
Thomasvilie. N. c., and Miss Lucy
I Blount were very attractive little rib
bon girls, in white lingerie frocks with
Miss May Sumner. sister of the bride.
was gowned in soft pink silk and car
rted pink sweet peas.
Mr. 0rlo James was the groom s
beat man.
Mr.. and Mrs, Woody left immedi-
ately after the ceremony for New
York and other Northern cities, where
they viii lie for some time.
Out-cf-town guests at the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Lam beth
Mas Ernesttne Lambeth and Miss
-Aarl -InhnSnn.- nj Thnmasxiile- l. !,
Mrs. n. A. Best. OF High Point n c..
Mrs. nj. E. Osborne, Of Baltimore. and
Misses Harrison, of Newport News.
Interesting ENLARGEMENT.
Especially interesting is the an
nouncement of the engagement of
Miss Frederieka Calvert Ansei, daugh-
Ter of Governor and Mrs Martin Fred
sr3ck Ansei of South Carolina, to Or
George Henry Bunch. The marriage
! will take place soon after Easter
Old Fashioned CidId's Party.
Children's parties have been quite
the thing during Lent. and a number
nj attractive ones, bringing fun and
happiness TO the little one, have been
ktyen. Perhaps the most elaborate
End largest is that given In the big
uining room Of the Ansonia Hotel at
Broadway and Seventy-fourth streets
New York, n Tuesday. when six hun
ared and thirty little girls and boys
we're the guests of Manager Soaring
Who gave this old fashioned party TO
his little friends to show his horror
Ut the way In which children are bar
red from hotels and boarding houses
The children in the hotel backed
him UP bravels. Before luncheon they
began to move towards the dining
FuUm. and whtte the attendants were
setting up the miniature stage and ar
ranging the tights they peeKed
through keyaoies and climbed through
fransofns tn gain a view OF the mag
niflcent interior.
When the doors were opened several
hundred youngsters. ranging from tiny
tnts of two to girls and boys or twelve,
rushed inside.
VI And such fun as they had! First
There was a cannopading of paper
snappers which furnished paper caps
TOR the assenhtage. Then the fun be-
gan 10 wax fast and furious VA
rlaus eatables dear TO the youthful
heart were distributed and---hut how
ran you expect children to keep clean
under such conditions. especially when
no parents or nurses were admitted?
Then two of the funniest clowns
you ever saw came rolling and ttFfnb-
Hing into the room, and they even al
bowed YOU to touch their funny faces
And their little caps.
With the clowns operating the APP
rAratils a Punch and Judy show was
put ON. and then little Yvonne Ross
the child actress, who played in THE
Girl OF a4sa Golden West hopTed on
the stage and gave a cowboy dance.
After more ice cream and cake and
boxes Of candy and Cunning I'll a4as1
had been distributed. real live ma
Eicfan jumped APP out af The floor and
did the a0eerest kinds of antics AZ
Ter that there were moving pictures
and dances and songs and lot Of
! sther things
engagements Announced.
Captain and Mrs Charles q, Snead,
OF Fork Union, Va, announce the
Enlargement of their daughter, Bes-
sic Travers, to Mr. Ernest Payne Bur
gees. The wedding viii be an event
of June.
Right Rex. and Mrs Alfred Magill
Randolph announce the engagement
! OF their daughter, Evelyn Barton
Randolph. 10 Mr.. James Fulton
Wright. of Portsmouth. the ceremony
to be performed on April at 4:30
-e.eAesk at the episcopal residence la
f7rHefnason street Norfolk The we'd