The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-02

rahan, Charles f. Cabaniss, Misses
Charlotte Bird, Annie Rintord, Emily
Jones, Lucy Friend and Margaret Gill.
Events of the Coming Week.
/ The social dullness and lethargy OF
the summer Will be somew hat dispened
the coming week, for on Monday So
tIals of Miss Estelie Logan DE Saus-
sure to Mr.. Lecin Morris Warren,
which VIII DE solennized In historic
St. Pauis. Society viii also Wet
come on Monday the renewal Of the
informal little teas, which were sucn
delightful features % the past winner
at the Woman's Club, As place OF
meeting ones friends. under conditions
both Charming and congenial, these
afternoon tea parties ara ideal.
on Thursday, Governor and Mrs.
Mann VIII entertain at quite a bril-
liant reception In honor OF the els
tinguishcd visitors here IN connection
/ with the annual session of the Inter
national Tax Association, meeting in
this oily. ON Wednesday the nuptials
of Miss Evelyn johnson Harrison TO
DIR, John Mabrey Coleman, both Of
Newport News will be oefenra,ed.
Many Richmonders will attend the
bride having relatives in this city.
-hlIDAtiSI NSHAaii4s Hii4k4i W IA ftNAAaNh
visitors from this city. W III take place
on Wednesday at Broad Run" Fau-
qufer county. when Miss Mary Welby
Beverly will become the bride OF Mr..
Robert Hermann Malmo. This we'd
ding Is Of great interest throughout
Virginia. In addition 10 these the
week starts with national holiday.
/ and much merry making ihcideRd To
it's observance will take place.
Aux- s{.sE
Miss Sadie Adela 1ost, of Newport
! News. and Mr., George Shannon
Howe. of this city. were married
at the home of the brides mother
| Thursday evening. The decorations in
| the living room We're white clematIs
and palms. The dining room WAS
beautifully decorated in Killarney
roses and palms. Rev. Thomas c.
Darst. rector of st Paul's Episcopal
| church. was the officiating minister.
The brides only attendant was hen
cousin. Miss Elma Walbrick. of Dem
Yer. Col. who wore pink lingerie
robe, with n bridesmaid pink cap and
carried Killarney roses.
Mr.. Howe was attended by Mr..
Harry Vandergrift, of Newport News.
The bride was gowned in a robe OF
white chiffon cloth with laG@ cap and
bridal veil and carried a shower
bouquet of roses and maiden hair
ferns.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Howe left for Norfolk. from which
city they will 60 to Mountain Lake
and Radford They Will he at home
in Richmond after september 15:
MtchcII--Coulter
A quiet but pretty marriage was
solemnized in the home OF the off,
gsfD fff,ev Str1iSs ~
man, Barton Heights, Thursday at
2:30 p. NJ. when Miss Oraella Lee
Mitchell became the bride of Mr..
John Earle Coalter. The ceremony
was witnessed by only the families
Of the contracting parties. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coalter left at once for a short
wedding trip South, after which they
will be al home at 401 East Cary
street, city.
Dinner To Captain and Mrs. George
Baitzeil.
An Atlanta exchange says: "hTe
dinner given. Thursday evening by
Captain and Mrs. Jack Hayes at their
home at Fort Mcpherson. was a beau
tiful affair and compliment to Cap
tain and Mrs. George BaltZelI re-
Gently of Fort Leavenworth, who have
been visiting In Georgia on their
way to their 4neW home In Rich
mond. Va. Mrs. Baltzell was Miss
Lucille Atkinson. daughter of Mrs
w. Y. Atkinson. of Newman, and !,
belle in Atlanta os well as other
Georgia cities.
The dinner party nbered four
teen, and the table was artistic in
its decorations of pink and green.
The cloth was of Japanese, hand
somely embroidered linen, and the
pink and green Canton China was
used. The centerpiece was a large /,
basket of pink roses. the silver can
dlestick used with pink tulle had
pink shades, and the colors pink and