The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
Society

y iCgu avenue, dnnouHCe TIC HHtTtU9S
OF their daughter, Ruth, TO Mr.. Tho
mas Haughton Larry. the ceremony
having taken place In Washington
ment will come as a surprisce to the
many friends Of Miss Hart and Mr..
Leary. as the first intelligence of the
marriage was conveyed by kilograms
received by their families on Sunday.
The announcement IL also Of much
social interest. as the families Of both
bride and groom are very prominent.
Mr.. feary is son Of the late Colonel
Thomas Haughton Leary and Mrs.
Nora Purcell I.eary. of 1905 Grove
avenue.
Mr. Leary ana his bride will re-
turn to Richmond Monday Afternoon.
and will make their home in this city.
Brilliant v. r. I. German.
The annual tuuior-senior german at
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute was
danced in the german hall on FRI
day evening. and was a very brilliant
AFFAIR. The combined class colors
were used In 4 profusion of gariands
gratefully draped from the center
chandelier and throughout the deco
rstions we're hundreds OF electric
lights I'm the class coiors. adding great
briiliancy to the scene. Eyergreens
were used In great quantities and In
two corners Of the hall were charm
ing pergolas with large white pillars,
ever which was eutwined running &C.
dar. In these delicious punch was
served throughout the evening On
the wallis were various college pen
nants in great quantities and large
electric designs in colors spelling
"Juniors-Seniors' and Farewell Sc
niors." In the end of tho hall the
stage was transformed into a music
gallery In which the orchestra was
concealed by lattice work of colored
crepe paper. The back OF the stage
WAS q mass of cedar, In tho center
of which was an immense v. p. I.
monogram In orange and maroon
lights.
Among the Richmond girls dancing
were Miss Margaret De Jarnette. with
w. G. Jones; Miss Mary Donahoe,
with w. c. Dixon; Miss Helen Rose,
with q. b. Paisley: Miss Kate Winn,
with r.. Il. Prosser; MisB Marie Alvey,
with c. Hawkins; Miss Nancy Pierce,
with A. A. Eskridge: Miss Alice Mel
son with B. Watkins. Among the
ehaperons were Mrs. W. T. Dabney
and Mrs. l.. 3. Enzlow. of Richmond
Engagement Announced.
or much interest to Richmond and
!. virginia Society 10 the announcement
, by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W, Tanner
. OF the engagement OF their daughter
Miss Helen l.. Tanner, to Mr., Hugh
Fontaine Roses, son Of the Late Mr.
and Mrs Charles Rose. OF this city
. Miss Tanner has been much admired
since her debut two years ago among
the younger set here, and in Abe
|. marie county. where she spends hsi
summsrs at the old Randolph home
Mr.. Rose IL well known In business
and social circles. The wedding viii
be an important event Of next autumn
!. and will BE- celebrated In October.
Saiisy--Mervsii.
D or interest to society here was the
. marriage OF Misc Hien Lydia Norvel
: and Mr.. William 6alley. which wa.
I celebrated at 4 O'Clock Saturday al.
= ternoon in the First Presbyterian
church, Of Newport News. The chan
{ eel was banked in ferns. magnolia.
D and gariands OF daisies. Wreaths O
= daisies hung from the pews reserved
!. for the family and friends. The cere
Wexford, pastor OF the First Presby
terrain church, during which Miss Al,
Haughton played oh! Thou Sublims
Sweet Evening etar."
The bride entered the church witt
I her brother-in- law, Col. W. J. Nsim
who gave her In marriage. She wor
a gown OF white satin, dfappAd II
exquisite old lace. her tulis vsti wa
. caught with wreath OF orange bios
' som. She carried a shower bouque
{ OF brides roses. Mrs. w. J. Neims
. sister OF the bride was naatron of hon
, or and was Handsomely attired Il
!. apricot marquisits over bFoquads Wit
. picture hat of white lace. She car
r ried large bouquet of ferns.
r The groom was attended by hi
!, brother, Mr.. Donald Bruce Saliey. a
|. best man and the uKhers were
j Messrs. Charles Drayton, OF Wash
a ington. d. e., Cornish WiIkerson, c
! Portsmouth; Reese Mcneil, Of Balti
: more. and G. b. Esims, Or. J. w.
= After an extended wedding trtr
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey will be at thei
|, home, At $40 Fifty second street.
!. Announcements caraa
= Cards have been received here<fyor
!. Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Zachary Tyie,
!. OF Cleveland. o., announcing the mar
riase of their daughter, Ethel Barnur
Richmond. The wedding took place o
Thursday, june ), In Cleveland. TIL
groom Is son Of MIR. and Mrs. {
Branch Morgan. of Petersburg and
prominent In social eEcias.
= Invitations isspsd.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Dunbar Chap
| lin have issued invitations. to tn
l
Lucy Mitchell and the Rev. Edmun
Jennings Les, on Thursday evening
June ~, at 6 O'clock ct Ridgew0od.
n J, Mr.. Lee and his bride will be q
home ut Auking, China, after Oetobs
l. where Mr.. Lee In stationed ~
missionary.
A. r. v. A. TO Meet
A general meeting OF the Ansoeia
, ton for the Preservation Of Virgjni
Antiquities will be held on Tuesda
morning at II o'clock In the room
y of the Virginia Historical Society. Nv
. cry member Of the association v Ok
0 pected to be present ~ this will b
> the last meeting OF the summer.
:. sail On Wednesday.
Misses Grace aud Miriam Briggs
: Of this city. will saii Wednesday o.
4 tbs Carpathia. Of tbs Gunard Linz
' for Gibraltar. They will make q tou
OF southern Europe and the Births
Isles, and will sail from Scotland Il
y September to return.
y klnAaQalN--&lFOw.
The marriage OF Miss Augusta /
: Drew, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J, l.. Drew. to Mr.. William w. Simmon
was quietly celebrated Monday morn
: Ing ct o'clock st the home OF 10
!. parents. 1924 North n. TNenky-eightl
= street. The ceremony was perform
: ed by the Rev. q. Otto Wright. Nj
2 and Mrs. Simmons left for Ola POin
and other points OF interest on q wed
ding trip. They are we'll known to
J. Ia rva circle AZ frieuAa nm Hhureh EXtlI