The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-01
Society

trace Bryan, daughter OF william
Jennings Bryan, in Lincoln, Neb.. on
June Z. Miss Tyler IL a daughter OF
ex Governor ]. Hoge Tyler. and spent
a portion OF her early girihood In the
she has many friends and frequently
visits. Miss Bryans wedding will be
particularly interesting in Virginia, aa
she was q student at Hollins Institute
and a number of her bridal attendants
will be chosen from among her school
friends there.
Observation-Disclosures.
The marriage Of Miss Patty Lois
Hobson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Iiaskins Hobeon, TO Mr.. Robert Davy
Eaglesneld, of indianapolis, Ind,
which was celebrated on Saturday
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the home
OF the bride, Mount Airy" Powha-
tan county, Va, was one of the most
beautiful OF the out-of-town weddings
this spring. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. George W. Nc
Daniel. ID. D.. pastor OF the First
Baptist church. Of this city. on the
large lawn, where a number Of prom
inent guests had assem- bled. A choir
of twenty voices, singing THE Voice
That Breathed Ger Eden" preceded
the pfldaI party
The bride. who was given away by
her father, wore an exquisite gown of
beaded marquisette, fashioned over
white satin and trimmed with Irish
lace. Her veil OF Illusion fell from a
lace cap, encircled by a bandeau OF
pearls and orange blossoms, and abe
carried shower bouquet Of white
Sweetpeas and maidenhatr ferns. Miss
Cora Ashhurner. Of Staunton, the maid
OF honor, wore lovely embroidered
white frock and carried pink flowers.
The bridesmaids were Misses Brent
Witt and Virginia BurwelI, Of Rich
mond; Martha Bell, Of Staunton: Mary
Belle Hobson. of kentucky; Corinna
Eaglesheld. of Indianapolis; Marion
Michaux, Mary Sully Hayward and
Eunice Watkins, OF New Orleans.
Their gowns were charming affairs
OF pink flowered mule and lace, with
dainty mob caps rs accessories, and
they carried arm bouquets Of apple
blossoms. Mise Mary Patterson. OF
Richmond, first bridesmaid. was
Eowned in pink silk. with trimmings
or cream colored lace, and wore a
mob cap. She also carried apple bios
SONS Little Misses Elizabeth Witt.
of Richmond. and Eunice Ashburner'
OF stanton. as flower girls, wore
dainty frocks OF embroidered null
with broad pink sashes, and carried
baskets OF pink flowers.
Mr.. EnoS Stock bridge, of Baltimore.
acted as best man, and the grooms-
men were pr. Samuel w. Hobson, of
newport News. T. M. Hobson, of
Richmond: Macon Hobson, of Ralti
more; Haskins Hobson, OF Richmond,
Graham Scott, Of Newport News; r,
=. Watkins Harry Michaux, and st.
George Cooke, Of Richmond.
The ceremony was preceded NV "a
luncheon for the out-of-town guests
VINO arrived on special train from
Richmond. and was followed by a
reception. Mr.. and Mrs, Eagiesfel6
are spending their honeymoon North
ana on their return will reside In In
| dianapolis.
Plano Recital.
| Mr. Hahr's pupils gave a musicale
on last Saturday In his studio before a
large audience The performers were
= iouows: Misses Louise Barker,
Aayde Branch. Beatrice Brown. III.
len Broaddus. OF Bowling Green,
Martha Clarke, Minnie Co9bill Susie
Cooke. Mary Evans, Winston Gentry.
Editn Michaels. Bessie Powell. Dor.
chea Rusger Marion Spicer, Marra.
ret WeisiEer, Emma Gray White. M.
Francis Rawie Wadieigh. of Peters.
Durx' Masters Rawle Wadeiixh and
Herbert kueger, and Messrs. Winston
!yey. OF Lynchburg. and Rassette
n g, The program opened with
LOO freiudes. symphonic poem by
List. and Theme and Var,a Hons
by r. c. Hahr. played by Se,dl'. n,-
| chestrA In New FORK; both the abov.
Tour hands hf Messrs Hair ana
Housh. "valse de Salon" by Hair
I was brilliantly performed by Mr..
| Wadelish, and all the pupils acquitted
| audience. 70 tue
Hichmond Men Attend Dinner.
dn2ernnr Woodrow Wilson. OF New
Jersey. was the guest of honor at a
| beautifully appointed luncheon given
SATURDAY at the Virginia Club in Nor
present were Governor Wilson DR.,
Edwin A. Alderman, OF the Trniver-
sity OF Virginia; William III. White.
OF Richmond; Eppa Hunton, Of Rich
| mond; Richard b. TunstaIl. John
| Blair MacAfee. w. Leigh Williams.
James Iredeli Jenkins, Clifford /. Nil.
lard, Caldwell Hardy. Thomas II. Will
| cox, w. II. White. Jr.. G. w. Grandy.
Jr., r. e. Lee Taylor and Robert t.
Parrish, OF Covington. Va.
Prominent Engagement.
prominent among the engagements
recently announced IL that OF Miaa
! Mary Byrd Harrison. daughter OF
Mr.. Carter Fl. Harrison, OF "BIeak
House Powhatan county, Va, to Mr..
John Randolph Tucker. OF this city.
Miss Harrison belongs to one OF the
most well known families Of Virginia
| and her mother will be recalled by
many as Mics Byrd Swift, of Rich
mond. Mr.. Tucker In n aon 81 How
Harry st. George Tucker. Of virginia.
the wedding. which win be celebrated
early In june will be . social event
OF much interest.
Miss Sublett Engaged.
Miss Mary Wertheimer entertained
at large tea In Warrenton, Va, sun
day afternoon, at which the engage
ment Of Miss Sadie Witner Snblett
daughter OF Mrs. f. III. Subiett and
Edward Cole Thornton was ANNOUNCE
Cd. The wedding viii take place In
early June. Miss Sublett was for
merry OF st. Louis. but has made her
home In Warrenton q number Of
years. and is prominent and very nom
uiar in the society SET.
Exhibition At Art Club.
There will be on exhibition by Miss
Ellen Graham Anderson In the Art
Club rooms. Beividere and Grace
streets. collection of portraits and
out-of-door sketches from New York
and Richmond. The exhibition viii,
open on Tuesday, May 2. and win,
continue until May 10. The rooms
will be open to the public during this