The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28
Society

tY4USVxAtL ACAftksIs FIauaF SFtAth&s ~
II ~ hy the Reta and Gamma Chap
Il 4ern Cf the Fl Mu Fraternity. Colo
mel 10 Lane Stern will lead the Ger
man. which viii begin at : o'clock.
The ball room and dining hail will
& be gay with decorations in red and
\ gold. the fraternity coiors. which will
he carried out in bunting, remnants
and bowers. Palms and Southern
4 xnilax viii be used to form the back
ground. A number OF visiting girls
are In town for the German. which
will be q charming affair i'll every re-
spect
Among the Richmond girls who have
been invited are Misses Fanny Scott.
Emma Conquest, Martha Martin.
Katherine Gum. Mary Crump. Alice
Nelson, Jc!lis Scott, Louise Richard
r son, Madeline Lorraine, Elizabeth Sell
don. Julia Joynes, Elsie Parrish, kath-
crime Sinton, Nellie Payne, Jane
Bouisare. Emma Gray White, Mary
Chalmers, Margaret Waddey, Helen
Frances Scott, Nora Randolph. Louise
crenshau, Emily Cake. Adelinc Al
len. Conway Fleming, Sadie Neaie.
Virginia Chesterman, Dallas Lee, An
ME Laurie Haynes, Emily Wade, Mar
tina Fitzgerald, Louise Crump. Lois
Richardson and Kathleen Richard
] son.
Local alumni OF the fraternity. with
their wives have also been invited.
Included among those who viii at
tend are nrs, a. L. Gray, ST. George
Gri1aan, u. l.. HohSoI. Jr., Ii, Morton.
Mason, Stuart Mcclure. Harry Is.
Baker. Kari :. Blackwell. IL. q. Brown,
r. w. Howle, e. Guy Hopkins, M T..
Hoge- Stuart Michaux, Jacob Aichaux.
II. J. Aosley, j. @. Nelson, W. l.. Pc
lsles a. l., lpshur. J, a, White, Ii, W.
bassett. Greer EaughIaan, J. g. Bell.
q. \. Bfanton, Robert Bosher Jr., j.
+. Bright. William II. Craig. y.
Thomas Emmett. {. II. Fewlkes, |. i.
Gorsane, w. 7. Harris, G. r. ftundley.
4 W. II. Lorraine, Herbert Mann, a. A
Narstella, ". A. Mcsowen. G. ".
Mercer l.. r. Price. f. NJ Eeade. J. r.
lex, NJ. Il. Rueher. w \. Shepherd,
f. Tucker. r. IS. Upsnur. l.. Is.
Wigs, A. Murat Fills and Mcclure
Newton.
Leave 10 MT. Airy"
A number Of Hichnond people will
80 to Fowhatan county SATURDAY tor
the marriage III Miss Patty Lois Hob
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ]
Aaskins tiobRor, 10 MIR Robert Davs
Eagiestleid. Of Indianapolis, IND.
winch Will take place at Mount
Airy Saturday afternoon at half after
] O'Clock. Several OF the girls who
will be bridesmaids including Miss
Mary Patterson, Miss Brent Wit, Miss
Jennie Burweil oil Richmond, and
6 Miss Martha Bell. OF stanton, Miss
Cora Ash purner, Of stanton, who viii
lse the maid OF honor, and little Misses
Elizabeth Witt OF Richmond, and
fsunfee Ashburner, Of stanton. whe
viii be flower girls, left Friday after
nppa ter Mount Airy" Among thos.
going from Richmond saturday morn.
ing by way of the Southern railway
~ Moseiey, Where they viii be met
nv q Special train, are Judge aud Mrs
- II. Witt. Mrs. James Blizzard, Nj
~ GraHenrcia Robertson, Mrs. J. II
Patterson. Jr., Mrs. Allen Ferguson
Miss Margaret Waddey, Mr.. Haskin.
Hehson aud Mr.. ST. George Cooke.
Groycs--Natt.
The Second Presbyterian church wa.
the scene Of q beautiful marriag,
Thursday evening at half alter s
o'cioek, when Miss BETTE Matt,
daughter Ut Mr.. George Watt al thu!
cts, became the bride OF the Eee
William Wesley Grover, of Parsons
NJ. Va Palms and white blossom
Were grouped al The back OF tn,
chantei and we're uNed la decoration
4 throughout the church. The cercmonl
was performed by Rev. Russeil Cecil
L. H. pastor OF the church.
The bride entered with her broth
T ~. ar faNbiAE w. w 3tl. her BBMf
WAS .o1 handsome white satin and rar,
isste with pearl ornaments She wor,
d t9iie veil arranged win sprays o
lilies of The valley and carried 4
shower bouquet of the valley Iili@
arr white sweet peas. af1ss tizzi,
g. Watt, who was the maidof honor
wore u lovely gown o1 cream en-
hroidered brussels net with touchc
Of pink made over pink silk an,
. trimmed with Venetian lace. Iini
sweet peas were knotted in her broat
satin sash, and she wore ii wreath .
the same flowers IN her hair. Sh
carried shower bouquet Of plui
sswt,st1' peas.
MIR. Robert Bedingsr acted as bes
man. and the asherA We're Messrs
Randolph Watt, Frank Lewis, rres
toii Watt. John Miliand, Frank Johns
5. b. Hanna and the Rev. Allen Chris
s- tian.
Mr. and Mrs Grover viii max,
their home In PsrsQll, w M.
Beautiful Atlanta Dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. John X. Murphy. o
Atlanta. were hosts at a beautiful
dinner Wednesday evening, the guest
intending Miss Geraldine Farrar. VII,
/ liz singing In grand opera in Atlant;
Ibis week.
The guests were Air. and Mrs. Chas
couklin, Mrs. Ashton siarke, OF Rich
mond; MIR. and Mrs. John s. Cohen
Colonel and Mrs, Lowry, Mr.. and Mrs
John p. Little. Mr.. and Mrs. Harr,
al. Atkinson. Or. and Mrs. Elkin, Mis-
ljooiy. Mars. Edwin Ii. Barnes, Mis-
GaSkins. MIR. James =. Robinson
MrF. Starke wore an embroidered
chiffon gown in the new shade O
tran1cancentaI blue. The corsage o
opal tinted chiffon WAS overlaid will
pointe d'Alencon lace.
Dunaway--May.
The marriage OF Mrs Mary War
rem May. Slaughter OF Dr. and Mrs
JOAN Iitzhugh May. of WayerIy, Va.
10 the Rev. Wayiand Fuller Dunaway
4 Jr, VAS celebrated Thursday after
noon at s o'clock in The Wayerl.
Baptist church. The ceremony wa
performed by DR., w. +. Dunaway
father OF the groom. assisted by
lev, I. o. Runaway and Hey. w. A
Snyder. OF WayerIy. Va. Palms ana
other growing plants beautifully dee
GRATED the church. and tho brida
party entered 80 the strains OF tbs
bridal chorus from Jxohengrin
Hearts and Flowers was played
during the ceremony and Mendels
selma wedding, march Us the reaes
Eicnat.
The bride entered the church VITA
her father, who gave her away, sh.
wcrc a travelling costume or tan
Goth With hat and gloves TO mattel