The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07
Society

DIR. and Mrs. Matt otey burke re-
turned yesterday from an extended
wedding Trip through the North and
West. including Canada. the Great
Lakes, Yellowstone Park and Bos-
ton. Before her marriage. which was
June weddings. and which was cele-
brated at Trinity Episcopal church.
Uppervilte, Va, on the evening OF
June 7. Mrs. Burke was Miss Eliza
beth Armistead, Of fauquier county.
DIR. Burke and his bride are at 201
East Franklin street.
Mrs. Graves Returns.
Mrs Churchill Gibson Graves and
her niece. little Miss Virginia Fran
els, who spent the past winter and
spring In Charleston. s. e. are In
Richmond for a short while, and are
stopping at l93 East Grace street.
They viii leave next week for Fort
Hamilton, New York. where they wiz
be the guests Of Mrs, u W. Weber
at her beautiful estate. Hazel Manor.
Later in the summer Mrs. Graves
will return To Virginia to spend sew
erai months before leaving IN the au-
tunn for Charleston, where she Will
spend next winter.
Lexington Wedding.
OF much interest here is the mar
rage of Miss Eleanor Cameron White,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
:. White, To Mr.. Charles Layton
Yaney, of Washington. u. c. which
was celebrated Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock at "Fassifern," the home
of the brides parents, near Lexing-
ton, Va. The entire lower floor was
decorated with sWeetpeas. daisies
ferns and Southern smiax. Miss
Evelyn Nelson presided at the piano
and played the wedding march by
Mendelssohn. DIR. Alfred r. Graham
pastor or the Lexington Presbyterian
III tttr-tt,7- termed tfte-eerenteny
The bride was gowned in white
satin. with pearl passementerie, pearl
ornam euts and carried white roses
showered with maiden hair ferns She
was given away by her father. The
maid Of honor was Miss Virginia
Caroline Hartman, OF Lexington. who
wore yellow satin yelled with mar
quisette and trimmed with opal pas
ementerle. aud carried yellow roses
The bridesmaids were Miss Susie
Brown, of Bristol. Va. and Miss Flea
nor HYDE White. Of Lexington. They
Wore charming gowns OF Baby Irish
lace.
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ID. G., was best man. and the grooms-
men were Messrs. Frank Jeffrey. Of
Washington. and Henry White. of
Muskogee, Okla, brother OF the bride.
Following the marriage a reception
was held. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
fancy left on an extended tour They
Will make their home in Washington
city.
| The bride Is quite popular and at
tractive. She Is a graduate OF the
state Female Normal School at Farm
| vile. and is we'll known In social cir
cles of Virginia. Mr.. Yancy il a ma
tive Of Rockingham county. and holds
a position in tho judiciary depart
ment in Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone III Town.
The Rev. Eugene w. Stone and
! Mrs. Stone. with their laughter, Miss
Eugenia Stone, Of Elizabeth City. n.
G.. are visiting IN Richmond. Miss
stone WAS operated on ut the John
ston- Willis Sanitarium Yesterday
morning, and her condition was con-
sidered most favorable in the after
noon. Mrs. Stone will remain at the
sanitarinm with her daughter for sew
eral weeks, and MIR. Stone will return
to Elisabeth City this evening.
/ Du Vnl--Glenn.
| A very pretty marriage was quietly
celebrated yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of Mrs r, G..
Glenn. GIG North avenue. Barton
Heights. when her daughter. Miss
Mary Blanche Glenn, became the
bride of Mr.. William Vernon Du Val.
OF Goochland county. The parlors
were decorated In palms, ferns and
cut flowers, and the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Thomas w.
Hundley, of Batesburg. s. c., a for
fner pastor OF the Barton Heights
Baptist church.
| The bride was gowned In soft white
satin and carried a bouquet OF Bride
roses. Her only attendant was her
sister, Miss Mabel Glenn, who wore n
gown of white marquisette over pink
silk, and carried bouquet Of Kill
larney roses.
/ Mr.. Du Val and his bride will make
their future home In Goochland
county.
Picnic to WArsena Hill.
A delightful picnic party was given
! on Tuesday at Warsena Hin, near
Roanoke. Va. They party was com
posed of Miss Martha Michael. of
| fsienmond; Misses Iuc1ie Dance. Ku5h''
Marion and Dorothy Willlamson
Messrs. Heram Dance, James Rfdo,lt
Beverly Michel. ". NJ Williamson. .fr.,.
anu JbHu 0tliihtAsoH.
Personals.
Mrs. NJ G. Fleming and son. of
Atlanta Ga, who have been visiting
In Richmond. will spend the months
OF July and August with relatives in
stanton. Va.
Mrs. Philip Edward johnson and
daughter, Miss Mary Scarborough. are
spending the summer at Port Wash
ington.
g. e. chs pin. Jr.. anti iris bf1thsr
William T.. chaplin. left Richmond
Yesterday to speAd the month Of July
at "Gaymont," Staunton,
Mrs W. r. Meade. who has been
the guest of Mrs. John l.. Williams
in this city, has returned 10 her home
In Danville.
Miss Di Reynolds. who has been
spending several months In Rich
mond, In now at her home. Nor
wood" near BerryviIle. Va. for the
summer.
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