The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-01

tanned Tuesday evening at delight
ful dinner at their home IN Atlanta
in honor OF the out-of-town guests
who are there for the marriage OF
their daughter Miss Martha Lambert.
and Mr.. BENJAMIN Blount Weaver,
which viii occur Thursday evening.
The table mad for its centerpiece
a basket filled with yellow nastur-
tiums and rne candle shades, bon
bons and other appointments OF the
ia Bile were in the same color. The
guests included Mrs. Virginia Blount
Weaver. of Wilson, n. c., Mr.. A. +.
Weaver of Baltimore; Mrs. II. Minor
Davis. OF Lynchburg. Va: Mr.. E. L.
Lambert, of Knoxville; Misses Bessie
and Martha Lambert, Mr.. and Mira
Lambert.
"Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Lambert entertained the bridal party
and out-of-town guests at buffet
supper. after the rehearsal for the
wedding.
Notable Wedding.
wedding OF much Interest in
Richmond society which takes place
In New York Thursday. is that Of
Mr.. Jonathan Bryan. OF this city. to
Mrs, Winifred Hayden (nee Duffy.
| Owing to the prominence of Mr..
Bryan's family, tho wedding viii be
one OF the most notable of the year
among the society set Of Rich mond.
| Mr.. Bryan and his bride will go on
an extended wedding tour, and VIII
/ not return 10 Richmond, where they
! will make their future home. for
several months
/ Violin R>rfta
The pupils OF Miss ANNE Louise
Reinhardt will give a violin recital
in the Woman's College auditorium
on Saturday evening June 9. at SIS
o'clock. Those taking part in the
attrac'iveiy arranged program will
be Misses Frances Meaoham. Cath
crime Boschen. Grace Alley Helen
Hickerson, Elizabeth Brockenborough
Margaret Phillips Isabel Fuller Ma
ria Adkifs, Masters William Ander-
son. Alfred jenkins, Lachian Mac
Lean, Mr.. Alvin Coleman and Russell
Bowies. Among the youthful violin
lists there are number of real little
artists, whose playing Is quite re-
markable. Among the most inter
esting numbers will be the frs. move
ment In the seventh concerto by De
Bariat. played by Miss Marta Ad-
kins. and "Ach Vie lists Moglich
! Danu," by Wiess, In which first vio-
lin will be played by Master Lachlan
MacLean, and second violin by Miss
Reinhardt. with Miss Elizabeth Mae
Lean As accoupanist.
Sorority Entsrtains.
One Of the most charming entertain
rients OF the commencement season
was the reception rendered MONDAY
night In Fredericksburg by the Pi
Kappa Epsilon sorority to the senior
class of the Fredericksburg college ard
visiting girls, The affair took place In
! "Ad Asua," the chapter house OF the
sorority, and on, the lawn ot the Has
SET Home on Princess Ann street
The chapter rooms were strikinrly
decorated with flowers, pennants and
pictures. The lawn was made festive
with Japanese lanterns. and with a
maypole. bearing streamers In the SEN
Tor class colors.
The members of the sorority are
Misses Anna keiu1, Elsie Lewis Mary
Spottswood Carmichael Neil Somer-
Vile, Geraldine Baird and Eloise Tan
ner. Among the tout of town guests
were Miss Mary McFaden Of Rich
mond; Miss Helen Moore, OF Browns
Vile, Miss Jeanette Stearns, OF Rich
mond. and Miss Gouldman
Iuckett-Edmond.
The marriage of Miss Julia W. Ed
mond TO Mr.. Dinwiddie Johnson Luck
| EFT, of Rockville, Md, took place Tues
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
home Of the BRIDES aunt, Miss Wood
bridge. 701 East Grace Street The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
James w. Norris rector Of Monument
tai Episcopal church
Moonlight to Dutch Gap.
st. Johns Circle Of Kings Daugh-
tiers will run a moonlight to Dutch
1 Gan Thursday TIrn CT Al
for the benefit OF Sheltering Arms
Free Hospital. the only absolutely
free hospital In the State OF Virginia
Last year this hospital cared for 3sS
patients. The hospital remained open
all of last summer for the first time
in its history. and will be kept open
again all OF this summer, making the
expenses even ~reater tnan before, as
the capacity has been enlarged.
The income Is very small interest
on few thousand dollars endowment,
yearly appropriation from the city
and contributions from a generous
public, in addition to donations from
the different circles Of Kings ,Daugh-
| tiers, enable the Board of Managers TO
ing done1 Music and refreshments
will add to the pleasure of those who
go on the moonlight.
...s..,..s Parsoaals.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Chewing and
family, are closing their home, 1893
West Grace Street. and are leaving
for their country home in Louisa coun-
ty this week to spend the summer.
Il Miss Belle Gayle, of $500 Floyd
\ Avenue. will sail on June 6. with Miss
Maria Blairs party to spend several
months travelling abroad.
/ Sir Robert and Lady Hadfield. who
have been in Washington for the past
season, and who visited Richmond on
several occasions. sailed from New
York for London on Wednesday on
board the Lusitania. Of the Cunard
line.
/ Mrs. Robert B. Pegram leaves town
Thursday afternoon to spend some
time at Virginia Beach.