The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-05
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LII ArmistsAd. daughter Of Captain
"a 16rs. Bowies z. Armistead, of
hnQuier county. Va. to Lr. Matt
R5osy Burke, OF Richmond. The bride
I'll be attended by her sister, Miss
7eanor ArmfsteAd. a. maid of honor.
no other dsters, Misses Virginia and
SG7ourtney Armistead. will be brides
E$nads. Or. Stuart Mcclure. Of this
MVeu. will be DIR. Burke's best man.
isa the tshers will be Mr.. L. A. Arm
&Armistead, of Richmond, brothers OF
g$fAe bride.
The wedding will be celebrated on
"wednesday evening. June z. in Trini-
ESW Episcopal church, Upperyille, Va,
EAt o'clock. and Rev. Mr.. Burreil,
Exsctor OF the church. will cfficiase.
EnGaeeuemt Announced.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. E. u. White, OF Lees
4 burg. Va. announce the engagement
ESof their daughter. HaxeIie Pancoast.
Eco Mr.. joel Chandler Harris, of At
Eanta, Ga The wedding will take
SplAce In the autumn.
Miss Whites one Of the most charm
Eslng girls of Northern Virginia and
\ has been much admired in Richmond.
Atlanta and other Southern cities
where she has visited. Mr.. Harris Is
|&a son of the late Joel Chandler Har-
ia, known far and wide as the author
ESof the Uncle Remus stories. The
fSmarriage will be a notable event OF
the fall attended by many distin-
euished guests from Virginia and else
where.
Delightful Outing.
The outing to Old Point Saturday
afternoon. at which Mr.. George w.
Htevens, president Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio, and Mr.. George F. Adams.
manager Jointly of the Cham berlin
and the White Sulphur, were hosts at
! most delightful affair from the time
The special train left Richmond early
/ IN the afternoon until It returned at
late hour the same evening. Every
poesible provision was made for the
pleasure of the guests. Lunch was
served on the train. and on reaching
Newport Newa the party went for
I'll out into the bay and about Hamp-
ton Roads. landing at Old Point short
! fy after six O'Clock. A number of the
gentlemen OF the party enjoyed a
I plunge in tho pool of the hotel
md the beauties OF the hotel
and grounds were admired by all. Din
ner was served In the main dining
eoom Of the Cham berlin, one OF the
being seated at small tables made
bright with vases OF beautiful gladioli.
The dinner was an elegant one and
the service faultless. Mr. Stevens and
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Adams proved in every
way most delightful hosts.
There Was a half hour or more of
pleasant experimenting following the
dinner. There were no set speeches
but there were several bright and
very amusing ones.
Among those who spoke were
Mayor Richardson. Mr. Stevens. presi-
/ Gent White. Of the Richmond. Fred
eficksburg and Potomac; Mr.. Eppa
Hunton. Jr.. Judge John II. Ingram
and the fmitable Chiswell -. Lang
horne. The addresses OF Messrs.
Hunton and White were particularly
clever and there was loud demon
stration OF approval when the form er
pleasantly commented on the happy
thought Of the White Sulphur and the
Ghamberlin being connected by the
chesapeake and Ohio and suggested
that such outings as this be made
: monthly instead OF annual affairs
The party left Old Point about $50
4 o'clock. returning. and arriving in
\ Richmond shortly before midnight.
All appreciated the delightful hospi-
faiity OF President Stevens, who has
- peculiarly happy way OF doing
+ pleasant things.
Bridal Party Entertained
Says the Roanoke Times of Sunday
Mrs. Lucian II. Cooke entertained
the bridal party for the coming Lit
stle3ohn Churchill wedding. at charm
Ing breakfast, at nine thirty yester
day morning.
The dining room was daintily deck
20 In white and green, and larg
wedding bell OF flowers hung owe,
II the center OF the breakfast table. n,
each place was a tiny silver bell. witt
place card attached, each card bein,
Inscribed with an appropriate verse.
W.. the quests we're the Misses Mar,
Ehurchili. Elsie Dunn. Eiixabe
ldooney. Virginia Freider Alice lizard
6rent VIII, OF Richmond. Sarah Coke
Ethel Churchill, Katherine Cupper q
New York
Double Wedding.
The Second Baptist church win Y,
the scene Of an interesting doubl,
Wedding Monday evening at half afte,
O'clock when Miss Aiexine Bills
Williams will become the bride o
Or. William Henry Street, ana Mis-
yirGtnta Louise WILLIAMS will becom,
8 the bride OF Mr.. James Turner Sloan
The large wedding party, many out
0f-town guests and a prominent az
semblage Of Richmond people at tn,
church Will make the wedding ar
evenf OF much social interest.
Approaching Marriage.
CARDS. have been received here an.
nouncing the engagement and an.
preaching marriage of Miss Rita
HAef. OF Warrington. d. C., to Mr.
MenFy Cutler Stratus. son of Mr.. and
Mrs.. Arthur Lee Straus, OF Richmond
the wedding will take place or
June 20. and on account OF bereave.
ment IN the brides family. will b.
Witnessed by only near relatives
CampbeIl-Kasey
The marriage Of Miss Mary A
kAsey and Mr.. J. J. Campbell took
place Saturday evening at O'Clock
q the residence of Mr.. r. j. Gentry
~ North Seventh Street. The Rev
Z. B, Hutson performed the ceremony
Hiss Bessie Hamilton attended the
bride as maid OF honor. and Mr.. John
Eaton was best man. Mr. and Mra
campbell left for a northern trip.
Personals.
Misses Annis and OrvilIe Street. of
Centre Cross, Essex County, are
9uests OF their sister. Mrs. Frank
6tin. In Ginter Park.
800 Miss Louise Richardson, who has
been visiting Mrs Thomas Maclan In
Petersburg has returned to her home
IN this city.
Judge and Mrs. Plat d. Walker
81 Raleigh, N. c., are spending this