The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-22
Society

Mr.. and Mrs. George Booker Jen-
nings have issued invitations for the
marriage OF their sister, Lille Taylor,
TO the Rev. George Otis Mead. the
ceremony To take place on Wednesday
evening. June 7, at 8 o'clock. In the
Church of the Holy Trinity, Rich
mond. An informal reception to the
bridal party and out Of town guests
will follow the ceremony AT the home
of the brides brother, MIR. jennings
1sS2 Park avenue.
Miss Jennings wifi have as her at
PENDANTS her sister, Mrs, Freeman
Dame. who VIII. be her matron Of
honor, and Miss Mary Mead. of Chris
tsans burg, sister of the groom, who
will he her maid of honor. Mr.. Err
nest Mead. Of Richmond, will he his
brothers best man. and the ushers
Will be MIR. Freeman Dance. Mr.
Frank Powers. Or. Greer Baughman
Mr.. J. Nj. Waller and Mr. Paul sha-
ter Of Richmond; the Rev. George
Best Of Suffolk. Va, Or. r. G Ro~
Ter, ,of -Esc&lo4 ". Va. and l9F. l.. A
Robertson. Of Danville, Va,
Mr.. Mead was formerly rector of
Christ Episcopal church in this citN.
where both he and Miss Jennings
are We'll known The wedding will be
one Of the most interesting events OF
June, and viii he attended by num-
Der Of out Of town guests
Society nj the Races.
History will repeat itself at the
horse snow and races Monday after
aeon. fer the fashionable folks will
sgain be assembled n witness the
events. ON Saturday the boxes were
allied With beautifully govned NO.
men. and "a number OF prominent pee-
pie were noted in the grandstand,
which proved TO be delightfully."- cool,
in spite OF the intense heat Of the
day. Later In the afternoon most OF
the parties rnetored out To the Coun-
try Club fer dinner. a hundred and
seFenV-hNe people being seated az
the attractive little dinner tables on
the porcnes and terraces at one time
The crowd WAS probably the largest
That has been seen at the club since
Hs formal opening last YEAR
a@ society set win proba bly, be
even more in evidence Monday after
noon than on Saturday, for many
who usually attend the races were At
Old Point with the Westmareland
Lluo outing on the opening day. The
box-holders. including Governor
Mann, General Sale, other prominent
state officials aud members of the
49, WIZ entertain gay little
parties Monday afternoon. and maids
and matrons and men of all ages viii
rneer the winners. for Eirginfans are
never tao Young or too old to anfov
the races and other events in which
the horse is king
Miss Packard Weds.
me marriage OF Miss Emile Pack.
ard. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Josenh
Packard. to Mr.. sydney Martin Har.
rison. son Of Mr.. and Mrs James
Harrison. of Hrookiine. Mass. was
soiemnized at noon Saturday in the
chapel of Emmanuel Protestant Epis.
eopaI church. Baltimore
the ceremony was performed b.
REV. Thomas Packard. Of Rockville
Md, an uncle of the bride. and wa,
followed by a small reception at III,
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Packard. 500
St. Paul street
The bride, who was given In mar.
rage by her father, wore a Lowell,
gown Of white satin combined witf
duchess lace. tulle veil fastened
with orange blossoms and carried ar
oId~fsshiened bouquet of lines Of tn,
valley set in b frtfl OF blond lace.
The attendants were the brides
SISTERS, Misses Margaret and Jose
prime Packard. wearing gowns oil
and large hats trimmed with pinI
roses and black velvet. Their bou
euets were OF pink roses
Mr. Stanley Clarke. of Rrookline
Mass. was the best man and the ush
@rs We're MessFs. Francis Dean. o
New York, and Henry Sheffield. @
Cleveland O
Al the reception the decoration
were palms and quantities Of whit
flowers and an orchestra PLAYED dur
ing ths afternoon Later AR. an,
Mrs. Harrison left for weddiu,
journey and their future home /,
Cleveland, o.
The house was attraotively deco
rated with dogwood blossoms lilac
and other spring flowers, and
stringed orchestra rendered musi
from behind screen Of palms Late
IN the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. liar
rison left for a wedding trip. an,
on their return will GO to Cleveland
O. where they will make their futur
home.
Mrs. Harrison is we'll known here
where she has frequently visited he
aunts. Mrs, William H. Trigg ant
Mrs, Thomas Atkinson.
Wedding invitations Out
Invitations have been received I'm THU
city from New York for the weddln,
of Mics Emily Nelson Richie Mclean
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dsnsld Me
Lean. to Edward Alexander GIN Wiley
The prospective bride is Il granddaugh
ter Of the late Chief Judge John Ri
chic and niece of Mr. William i
Maulsny, Jr. and the Misses Hitchie
The marriage will take place at The
church of the Heavenly Rest New
York. June \. A reception will follow
at sherrys.
Engagement Announced
Mrs. Eugene DE Jaruette announces
the engagement and approaching mar
rage Of her daughter Sarah. 10 MIR
Walter Blair Harvte. of this city. The
wedding date has not Yet been an
nouneed
Wedding Of interest.
Ar interesting wedding Of the near