The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
Society

this spring, and a number Of Rich-
mond people have spent the week
eads there. MIR. George ". Stevens
and Miss Helen Stevens were hostesses
~ beautiful luncheon this after
moon at the Cnamberiin Hotel In
honor Of MIR. and Mrs. James Paul
Stevens The party left Richmond
this morning ON a special train, made
up OF two parfor cars and two pirate
cars. They will return this afternoon.
leaving Old Point at $3.50 o'clock.
Lunch Was served cn the pier. and
the tables were charming with deco
rattons in American Beauty roses.
Those invited included Governor
and Mrs, Mann, Mrs. W. II. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Adkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Decatur Axtell. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Boiling, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Carter.
Miss Amy Sloan. New York; Mr.. und
Mrs Charles Bowe, Mr.. and Mrs
Landosi Cabel1, Mr.. and Mrs Stuart
Bowe. Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Bryan. Mr.
and Mrs E. Hewitt. Colonel and Mrs
Barton Grundy, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Frazier. MIR. and M.s. Charles Boil
ing. MIR stanhope Boiling, Miss Mat
tie Boiling. Mr. and Mrs. de Soto
Fitzgerald, Mrs. John Enders. Mr.. and
Mrs. Blanchard Forbes. Mrs. {. O..
a. Cowardin. MFR. and Mrs. Dabncy
Crenshaw, Messrs. Curry Mr. and
Mrs. Lanier Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
ert CRhell, Mrs. Allen Donnan. Major
and Mrs. Dooley, MIR. and Mrs c, Il.
Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. w :. Forbes.
1sieutonant- Governor and Mrs, J, Tay-
Ior Ellyson, Mr.. Carter Branch. Miss
Lena Branch, Mr.. }. r. Branch, Mr..
and Mrs J. X. Branch, Miss Etfie
Branch. Or. and Mrs. c. w. r, Brock,
-AE-ssaa- n -St--EenEge- Rryan. Nh.
and Mrs. Alfred Harris. Mr.. and Mrs,
John Hayes. Mrs Buttrick, Mr. ana
Mrs. Hohen, Mr.. Hudson Hohen Mr..
Randolph Holiday, Mr. and Mrs
Hopkins. Mrs. Il. u. Hctchkiss,~ Mir.
and Mrs r. % Hotchkiss, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hotchkiss. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hancock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoadley, Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa Hunton,
DIR and Mrs. q. r. Johnston, Mr..
and Mrs. W. T. Morton. MIR. ana Mrs.
p. H. Mayo. Mr.. and Mrs. w. wood.
Mr.. Tom Moore, Ex-Governor and
Mrs. A. j. Montague. Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. 4. u. Myers. Mr.. and Mrs j.
I Mason Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Levin
Joynes, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. La Bonita,
Mrs. G. u. Langhorne, Mir. and Mrs,
E. O. Leigh. Mr.. and Mrs. J +. Leon
ard, Mr.. W. X, Massey. Mr. LiInusn
Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Langhorne Put
ney. Colonel ana Mrs perrali, DR.
md Mrs Ross, Miss Ross. Mr.. and
Mrs. W l.. Royal. Mfr. and Mrs.
Arthur Ripley, Mr.. Percy Rose. Johns
tcwn, Pa; Miss Louise Seiden. Stokes,
Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mayo, Mr.
aud Mrs Morgan, DR. Mcclure
Newton, DR.. and Mrs. W. T Open
heimer, Mr.. and Mrs John ID. Potts,
air. and Mrs. Charles Potts. Mr. Mann
Valentine. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Scriv-
lnor, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scott, Mr.
6 and Mrs. George Cole Scott, Mr. and
. Mrs, Tom Scott. Mr.. and Mrs Sidney
Haford, Miss ORANGES Scott, Mr. and
Mrs. g. r. Smith, Mr. and Mrs Nj. r
spicer, MIR. and Mrs. George seay,
Mr.. and Mrs, T. r. Sullivan. Ex-
Governor and Mrs. Claude SwanBon
MIR. Blair Stringfeilow. MIR. and Mrs
III. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs j. T.. WILL
lard, Mr. and Mrs, John s. Williams.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j, Willis, MIR. and
Mrs, w. H. White, Admsrai and Mrs
Webster, Judge Rrentiss. SIR. and Mrs
warm .a'ssaor, air. and Mrs. L. n.
Vaughan Judge and Mrs ~addiil.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Walker, pr. j. A.
White Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Wickhsm
Judge Keith. Mr., w Il. Turner, Judge
and Mrs. Witt, Mr.. and Mrs l.. l..
suherer. Judge and Mrs l.. L. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs Whitaker Mr. and Mrs
Bronson, Mr., and Mrs. Fl. w Fuller
of Washing ton; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mason. MIR. and Mre J. Il. Anderson
Mr.. Blair Boiling. MIR. and Mrs F.. b
Taiiaferro. Mrs. c. NJ Shields, Miss
2 Betty Clark. Mr. and Mrs. T. r.
1xsaA At Il
j. S. Stevens.
Harris Wilson
one Of tho prettlest home weddings
OF the season Was soIemnized SAtur-
Gay morning at half after ten O'clock.
when Miss Georgia NJ Wilson was
married to DIR William Triplstt Har-
ris, Of this city. In the absence Of the
brides pastor, Itr. Landou II. Mason,
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
j. d. bowman, and because Of the
deep mourning of the brides family
wss witnessed by only few relatives
and intimate friends
Lighted tapers shed a soft glow,
over the parlors, which were very
attractlvoiy decorated in palms and
cut iio~ers, white nowors being used
about the improvised altar on which
the candles We're placed. In. the back
paricr bowls OF delicately shaded
mantels were banked with ferns, palms
aud other plants Mendessohna we'd
ding march was played al a proCes-
stonai by Miss Zeile Minor. who pre-
sided al the plano. and played softly
during tho ceremony Little Misses
Florence and Emily Roper. OF Peters
burg, nisces of the bride, were the
hover girls and preceded her. They
wore dainty little white lingerie
fr9eka With pink ribbons and carried
French baskets Of sweetpeas.
The bride was beautifully gowned
10 white marau.sette, built over tar
feta- and her long tulle Veil was
caught with a corenet OF orange bios
SONS. She carried a copy OF The
Marriage Vow" The bride IL ii
daughter Of Mr. George N. Wilson, oil
ae2 West Grace street.
The groom is q prominent young
physician, and is associated with Or.
Charles II. Hazen, OF the Physico-
Theraupy Of the Memorial hospital
Dr, itaz.n was tho gruoms bt II man
DIR. and Mrs. Harris left on the noon
train Tor the North, and VIII be- al
home after the middle Of May at 303
West Grace street
Stay-at- Home Whist Club
Mrs William II, Robins entertained
the Stay-st-Home Whist Club In her
apartments at the Shirley last night
-Four tables were engaged and top
score wa smade by Mrs. blanche Smith
and Mr.. s. w Trayers The club will
laost on Monday evening with Aiiss
Margaret Aofgon, at s3S West Grace
street.