The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-15
Society

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Mrs. Philip Edward Johnson was
hostess at an attractive luncheon al
the Country Club Thursday at half
after ! o'clock The table was deco
rated In roses. and covers were laid
for ten. Mrs. Johnson's guests were
Mrs. Ashton Starke, Mrs. Waddill.
Mrs. Fred Peasants. Mrs Scott Par
IRISH. Mrs. Garrett Wall, Mrs. Allan
Donnan. Mrs. Charles Z. Workman.
Jr.. Mrs. Armistead Wexford and Mrs.
Edward NJ. Hoadley.
VIII Attend Wedding.
Miss Annie Gray and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Caskie will leave this week to
attend the marriage of Miss Katherine
Adciine Townsend. Mrs. Caskie's niece.
to Mr.. George Sharp Munson. which
VIII take place on Saturday afternoon
at o'clock in the Memorial church
of st. Paul. Overlook. Pa, They will
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
h. Townsend, parents of the BRIDE
elect, at their country home, ''Rayn-
ham,. where the reception will be
given after the marriage ceremony.
Society will turn out in full force
for the garden party at the Country
Club of Virginia Thursday afternoon,
given in compliment to the players In
the seventh annual Old Dominion ten
MS tournament, in progress at the
club this week. Each club MEM
Der is privileged to invite an out-of-
town guest for the occasion, and all
visiting players and members of the
hermitage Club, who are participant
ing In the tournament, are expected
to attend. The tea tables will be ar
ranged on the terraces and porches,
and refreshments win be served from
s until sac o'clock. There will be
special music all the afternoon, and
the affair will conclude with an in
formal dance in the evening.
Prominent Engagement.
Mrs. Leila Symington Goode, Of Bal
timore, has announced the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Leila Syming-
ton Goode, and Mr.. Robert Edward
Lee Taylor, of Norfolk, Va. son OF
Colonel and Mrs Walter Taylor, OF
| Norfolk. Miss Goode. who made her
debut several seasons ago, is extreme
lily popular, especially among the
younger set in society. She is a grand
daughter of Major w. Stuart Syming-
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side, and also of Mr.. John Goode, OF
/ Virginia. on her fathers side.
I Mr.. Taylor is OF equal prominence
| in Virginia. His father. Colonel Tay-
/ lor. was on the staff of General Lee
for whom the groom elect is named
! Mr.. Taylor Ia a brother of Mrs. A
Duval Atkinson, OF 921 North Charles
street, Mrs William Baldwin. Mrs
Tomlin. Miss Bland Taylor. Messrs
Walter Taylor, Richard Taylor and
Saunders Taylor, all of Norfolk. and q
| first cousin of Dr. Robert Tunstal
Taylor of this city. The wedding will
| take place in the autumn.
Moorman--king.
The marriage Of Miss Lyle Evan,
King. OF Richmond, and DR.. join
| Hope Norman, Of Conicville. tool
place at the home Of the brides sis
ter in Charlottesville on Wednesday
June IA. at noon. The ceremony wa:
| performed by the Rev. r. r. Lumpkin
After July DR. and Mrs Norman viii
be at home in Couicviile.
Rackett-GermeIman.
At Broaddus Memorial Baptis
Church, "Wednesday evening at Mint
thirty o'clock, the marriage of Mis-
Beulah A. Ge1nelman, daughter of Mr.
Ernest III. Germolmar. to Mr., r. Ma
thaniel Racket. was quietly celebrates
Miss Alwine X. Germelman had charg
Of the music, rendering Lohengrin'
march ar a professional, ana Mendels
sohn's as occasional, and playing soft
ly during the ceremony The brid
gowned in white marquisette. trimme'
In lace over white messaline, with
white hat trimmed In plumes. ant
carrying the marriage vow. bound II
white satin, with white satin markers
entered with her matron OF honor Mrs
Charles w Maddox, who wore whit
marauisette, embroidered. over pfni
with a flower laden hat. and carrie
pink carnations. tied with pink tullt
The groom. with hts best man. MI
Walter Gernelman, met the bride
the altar, the ceremony being per
formed by the Rev. T.. l.. Groce.
After an extended trip West, Nj
and Mrs Racket will be at home, ar
ter July 4, AT sos North Twenty
eighth Street.
Pupils Recital.
An Interesting vocal and !nstruren
tai recital will be given In the audi
torium Of the John Marshall His
School Friday evening at S:l5 o'cloc
by the pupils of Mr. w. Henry Bawe'
The programme will be as follows
Piano Duet-"Tarantelle," Moskow
ski. Miss Anita Kirkwood and MI
Baker
Song--"rhou art Like Unto Flow
err" Rubenstein. Mrs. John Fl. Frfseh
korn. Jr.
song--'Ich Llebe Dich." Grieg, Nj
Atwood Lewis.
Song-"To Thee" Guy D'Hardelo
Mrs. Everett Parkinson.
Song-"The Rosary" Nevin, Mis-
George Montgomery.
Piano Solo~-"Fragrant Breexes." Jen
| axx, afiaa 7 itIiap Kendall
Song-"Come into the Garden. Maud.
Mr.. Floyd Reams.
Waltz Song-"Carmena," II. Ian
Wilson, Mrs. " s. Beazley.
Quartett--"Sweet and Low" Barnb.
Mrs. Baker, Mrs Schroeder. Mr.. F1oy
Reams and Mr.. Leon Reams.
| Arfa-''Friend SO Unhappy" (Rus
ttcana). Mascagni, Miss Lillian Yves
Seena--"The Shadows Deepen on tn
Castle Walls" Dudley Buck. Mr. Lyn
Tucker.
1 Song-"F'or All Eternity" Mascher
oni, Mrs. w. Henry Baker.
Violin Ohligato by Miss Doris Baker
Piano Solo--(a) Nocturne In F shar
major. Chopin; tb) Mazurka. 3 minor
Chopin, Miss Anita kirkwood.
Song--"The Mighty Deep" jude. MI
Leon Reams.
Scena--"Far Greater In His Low Es
tate" Gounod, Mrs. John H. Frisch
korn, Jr:
Quartett--'Tn the Hour of Softene
Splendor," Pinsuti. Mrs. Shifiett Mis
West. Mr.. Tucker and DIR. Hunter.
Aria--'Love. Come to Mine Ala,
Saint Saens from Sampton ana Dell
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