The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-29
Society

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Bedford Springs. Mrs. Montague and
/ her daughter have been extensively
entertained.
Wedding Of Note.
/ Ore OF the most prominent we'd
kdings OF the month, which is al par
ltlcular interest to Richmond society.
took place Thursday morning at 1880
o'clock In the Episcopal chapel at
Somerset, Orange county, Va. when
Miss Mary Rebeecs sommers, daugh-
1 ter of MIR. and Mrs Edgar Francis
sommers. Was married TO Mr.. Allen
Bowler Warren. OF this city. A num-
! Der of guests from a distance, includ-
Ing the groom's mother, Mrs. A. f..
Warren. OF Richmond, were present
at the ceremony, Mr.. Warren and his
bride will be at home at Is West Grace
street after July Is.
Bridge Luncheon.
| Miss Anna Mapvilie entertained al
4 an attractive bridge luncheon at her
home In Newport News Wednesday
| in honor of Miss Elizabeth Cosby, of
Danytlle, who liz the guest of Mrs. A
! L.. Hopkins. Miss ManvilIes guests
were Miss Cosby, Miss Johnson. of
Iowa; Miss Sue Gray F1ippen, of
Fermyiiies Miss Lynda KoIner. OF
| Richmond, and Misses Alma and Jes-
sic Harhsn, Lillian and Evelyn Har-
rison. Alline Willett. Margaret Rey-
nolds Ada Haughton. Mary stearnes,
Susie Dimmock, Winifred seay, Mes
DANES John Lofand, Harold Norton,
$. Otis Bland and A. l.. Hopkins.
Lieutenant Barnett WEEDS.
Society folk of Virginia are gem
orally Interested in the marriage OF
Miss katarine Davis Brown, daughter
4 OF the late Commander Il. NJ G..
/ Brown. L. s. n, and Mrs. Brown. and
Lieutenant Chester p. Barnett. Z. =.
A., which took place at Elkins W.
Va, Thursday at noon, in the pres
ence OF small company. The eere-
mony was performed at noon in the
drawing room at Graceland. the home
or Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee. The
Rev, f. Fl. Barron, pastor of the Da-
Wis Memorial church, ofiiciated The
decorations consisted of American
Beauty roses and rhododendrous A
breakfast followed the ceremony.
Miss Brown was given In marriage
by her grandfather, Mr.. Henry Gas
saway Davis, and her attendants were
her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Ohphant:
Miss Elsie Price, of Baltimore, and
Miss Natalie Sutherland. of Elkins
captain Dean, Of Fort Myer. was Lieu
tenant Barnett's best man. Lieuten-
ant Barnett and Captain Dean wore
summer uniforms OF white duck, and
Miss Browns attendants wore lingerie
dresses After a short HONEYMOON
trip North Lieutenant Barnett and
MS bride will be at home at Fort
, Myer.
Tour New England
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Wood Mrs.
r.. a: Fraser and Miss ]. A. Fraser,
ana Messrs. III. r. and Gordon Wood
are touring the New England States
IN Chalmers machine. They are
now IN the beautiful mountain section
o. vermont. and are spending some
t'ih@ at the various mountain resorts
Reid Gibson.
n pretty home wedding was solem-
. nized at o'clock Wednesday nigh,
at Gpperville, Va, when Miss Helen
: Gibson became the bride of Mr.. VIII
liam A. Reid, Of Washington. The
ceremony. which took place beneath
the spreading elms on the beautiful
lawn OF The brides home. was per
, formed by the Rev. Or. Duffy, pre-.
siding elder of the Methodist church
The bride. who was attended by hei
= niece. Miss Ada Kincheloe, is tn,
: daughter of Mrs. Eliza Gibson. She
i Is graduate OF Hollins Institute, ant
I Is prominent in Virginia society.
The bridegroom. who was attended
Y oy his brother-in-law, Mr.. Glyndor
!. +. Roller, of Luray Va, and Mr.
I Byrd Walker, of New York. was as
1 ISOLATED with the Bolivian Legation
i IN washington for a number OF years
For the last four years he has beer
touring the world as the representa-
- tive Of commercial and industrial in
terests and in studying the CONNER
eial possibilities OF various lands IL,
returned to the United States only
few weeks ago from the South Ameri
can countries.
L fAr +1,x, ~
Scotia and Labrador Mr.. and Mrs
- Reid will return to Washington il
o. the autumn, where they will reside
f. No invitations for the wedding wer
l. issued, and only the near relatives o
II the bride and bridegroom were pres
"a ent at the ceremony.
Eulton-S Sullivan.
:: Miss Adelaide sullivan, daughter O
j. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence +. Sullivan
= was married "Wednesday evening at
IT O'Clock at the home of her parents
|; l11b Grove avenue. tn Mr.. Minitre
|. j. Fulton, of this city. Rev.
4, j. b. o Reilly. OF sacred Heart Cathe
:; dral officiating. The decorativ
/ scheme was carried out in green an
y white. palms and cut flowers bein
:. used in profusion. The tall effect O
!" the palms and vases of flowers wa
~ relieved by sarlands Of Souther
smilax drape1 about the mantel an
doerways. Similar decorations wer
used In the dining room, where pune
, WAS served by Miss Irene Fitzgerald
n Mrs. Morrison Fitzgerald attended he
\ sister Ms dame of honor, and MI
> Fulton, of Washington. d. c., acted a
~ his brothers best man.
- The bride wore a gown of whit
satin, hand EN- brotdered and trimme
r with seed pearls and rose point lac.
a Her bridal bouquet was a shower o
N lilies Of the valley. and her tuile ve
.e was arranged with sprays of the vale
"a lilies. Mrs. Fitzgerald's gown wa
of embroidered white null, drape
over Nile geen satin, and tlmmed wit
l. white silk fringe, She carried
= shower bouquet OF pink sweetpeas.
= After an extended Northern tom
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton will return t
y this city where they will make thei
home.
Il Mckinley. Phillips.
N A very pretty home marriage wa
y, celebrates on Wednesday at the HON
I, nf DIR. and Mrs. Lewis Biekertoi
Phillips, 3ao1 East Broad stree
l. when their sister. Miss Halle {
Q, Phillips, became the bride OF Nj
sr Walter j. Mckinley. The parol
were attractively decorated In palms
;, ferns aud cut flowers. me maute)
= were banked with the ferns and swes
:, peas. pr. Joseph Mcstarrn offieiatet
u and the wedding marcn was piaye
!. by Miss Lumfnte Cunningham.