The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-14
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gomery West, daughter of the late
Montgomery West, OF this city. and
Mr. DAVID English Datiam, Jr.. of
GermantowE, Pa. son OF Mr.. David
r.. pallam, OF Phfiadelphiu. viii be
celebrated at hoy TRINITY church this
evening at 6 o'clock. The Rev. J. j
GraVatt, ID. H.. rector of the church
viii perform the ceremony, when
VIII he witnessed by IA large and fash.
tonahle audiencc.
iaims ana Easter lilies will carry
out the decorative scheme OF green
and white in the church. where ca
thedral candles will be used on the
altar. The lilies and palms will bank
the chancel, and adorn the window
rtcesses.
The bride will enter with her uncle,
Mr.. George r. Brown. Of Philadel-
phia. who viii give her In marriage.
She will wear an exquisite gown OF
ivory satin. yelled In chiffon. ana
/ trimmed in real lace. Her veil OF
duchess lace Will be caught with q
cnrenet of lilies OF the valley and
pearls. Tier mowers win he bou-
quet OF the valley lilies. Mrs Mary
Stuart Cooke. of Roanoke, as maid
of honor, will wear an imported gown
OF pale green chiffon. hand embroid-
cred anu caught with flowers. She
/ will carry a bouquet of Easter lilies
| Misses Mary McCaw Halves. Frances
Nenable Darlington, Emily Rawle
I Wadleigh and MARY Corhin Spicer will
! be bridesmaids, and viii wear attrac-
i tive frocks of embroidered null and
lace over pale green messaline. They
VIII wear broad ribbon sashes of light
green, and will carry large bows OF
/ tulie and lilies OF the valley over
their arms
Mr. Joseph NJ Shoemaker. OF Ger
mantown. Pa, will attend the groom
as best man. The groomsmen will
be Mr.. Lloyd p. Jones, Lieutenant
jay n. Whitman. Mr. william Pep
per Morris, Mr.. H. Mills Shoemaker,
Mr.. Fred NJ. Tibbott, Mr.. Frederick
F. Thomas and Mr.. Cushman Hart
well, Of Philadelphia. and Mr.. Hugh
r. Rose. OF Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallam will spend
their honeymoon In the North. They
will live in Germantown. Pa.
Out OF town guests will Include
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Dalam, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
George f. Brown, DIR. and Mrs. Jay
, Whitman, Mr.. and rs.iIrvin King.
all of Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs.
Waverly wilkins, of Petersburg; Miss
Mildred Murdoch, of Baltimore; Mr..
and Mrs. Lucian Cooke, Miss Mary
Stuart Cooke. John Hayward, of Roa
noke; Miss Elise Miles, of the Univer-
sity of Virginia: Miss Ethel Thomas.
of kentucky: Mrs. Bessie Barbee, of
Hollins; Therese Uurney. OF Suffolk.
and Francis Cooke, OF Roanoke.
/ For Mrs. Swanson.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth. of
Washington. ID. c., was hostess at a
small tea Friday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Swanson. wife of Senator
Swanson. Mrs. Lamar. wife of the as
sociate justice of the supreme court
and Mrs. Matthew r. Scott were at
the tea table.
At the Woman's Club.
Miss Mary Johnston will be the
guest of honor at the Womans Club
Monday Afternoon which will be OBJ
served as Virginia Day" by recep-
ton with Miss johnson as the central
figure Each winter the club has a
special celebration in honor of Viz
ginia Day, and this occasion annually
proves one OF the most delightful Of
the club functions.
Miss Johnston will give an author g
reading. and her selection will be APP
propriate to the day. Her works of
fiction have made Miss tombstone one
OF the best known writers OF the day,
and their chief charm Is their foult-
less portrayal of the history of the
Old Dominion.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J. w.
Durham will discuss the Legends OF
the Rhine" and the program for that
day Is styled An afternoon of even
ing and song"
The fourth card tournament Of the
season will lie played on Thursday
evening. when the usual rules as to
gentlemen partners and registering
tables will be observed
y. W. G. A. Notes.
Miss Constance MacCorkle, the gem
eral secretary of the Young Woman
Christian Association of Richmond.
has gone to New York on bushes
connected with the association. While
absent she VIII visit the Young wo-
mans Christian Association of Phila-
delphia and BOSTON. She will return
in few days. Mrs. c. II. Crner.
I>chajrman of tho Travellers Aid Work,
is rapidly getting her department on
working basis. This being one of
: the most interesting and important
undertakings in the forward move
, ment of the Richmond association.
: Mrs, w ". Strother. educational
! secretary, Will go this week to visit
several large Western Young Woman's
Christian Associations with a view to
getting the best working methods in
establishing some new departments of
work. 49,,
i Mrs. s. NJ Bishop, chairman of the
educational department, has the sche-
dule OF classes arranged and IL offer
ing several new classes. The gym
nasium class viii give public demon
STATIONS of their work next week,
Dinner nj Club.
Mrs. F. Dallam Barksdale was a
dinner hostess at the Country Club
Friday evening. Decorations were in
PINK carnations and covers were laid
for twelve,
Celebrate Anniversary.
The Kings Daughters of Richmond
viii unite in a service at Trinity
Methodist church (Twentieth and
Broad streets Sunday. January Is.
at O'Clock, in celebration OF the
twenty-hfth anniversary of the organ.
ization of the order The pastor of
the church and Mrs. Clarence c.
/ Burton. State secretary of the order
will address the meeting. Mrs. George
King viii give talk on Our Work
in the Sheltering Arms" and there
VIII be special music. All friends of
the order are invited to attend.
Corson-Trcnt.
A beautiful home wedding took
place Wednesday night. January II.
at the residence of Mr.. Arthur Ray,
2i21 Pleasant street, when his niece.
| Miss Eugenia ]. Trent. and Mr.. Floyd
Eugene Corson were married. the Rev.
/ Mr.. johnson. pastor of venable
Street BAPTIST church. officiating.
The bride was becomingly gowned
IN Ft, sill nA ~ryN h,,t .