The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-17

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liam Hodges Mann at the executive
mansion. Mrs. Miller. who has visit
ed Mrs. Mann on several occasions,
viii remain in Richmond untn the
end of June. Governor and Mrs.
Mann anticipate spending the greater
part of the summer Inv the city. How
ever, they will go to their country
home in Nottoway county for a short
while.
Wedding Plans.
one Of the most interesting events
of next week To Richmond's society
folk viii he the wedding of Miss Alice
Lowrie Crawford. daughter OF DIR. and
Mrs. Angus Crawford of the Vir-
ginia Theological Seminary. to the
Rev Oscar de Wolf Randolph, OF Chi
cage. which takes place Monday
evening at o'clock in the chapel of
the seminary. near Alexandria. The
brides father, DR.. Crawford. Will off,
ciate. and the bride will be given In
marriage by her brother Mr.. Charles
Crawford.
Miss Beatrice Crawford younger
sister ot the bride, will be the maid
of honor. and there wifi be eight
bridesmaids. Miss Katharine Bruce,
of Richmond Miss Elizabeth Lloyd.
Of New York. Miss Sarah Hamilton.
of Petersburg; Miss Lettice Clarke.
Of Warrenton. Va; Miss Alice Robin
. son, Of Baltimore. and Miss Mary
Hoof, Miss Edith Huston and Miss
Charlotte Brown. of Philadelphia. Mr..
Robert Randolph, of Charlottesville,
viii act as best man. and the grooms-
men will be Mr.. Archie Randolph
and MI Wexford Randolph, of Char
/ lottesviile; Mr.. Churchill Gibson, OF
| Richmond; Mr.. Arthur Charrington.
! Of Warrenton: Mr.. James Cheston,
of Philadelphia. Mr.. Robert Meade,
/ Mr.. william Marbury. Mr.. Garland
/ Clarke. of Warrenton, and DIR. John
I W. Burke, of Washington.
or Interest Here.
Says a Baltimore paper OF Friday
+ afternoon:
Mrs. John Mosely Walker gave an
/ informal tea this afternoon at the
! Meadows. her home in the Green
/ Spring Valley. In honor of her moth
| er, Mrs. James Fenner Lee. of st.
! Marys county. Md. Mrs. Walker was
assisted in receive by Mrs. Briscoe
and Mrs Marshall l.. Price. Her other
guests included Mrs. Charles Morton
| Stewart, Mrs. c. Morton Stewart. Jr,
Mrs. K. Brent keyser, Mrs, j. Hill
| Dawson. Mrs. Felix Angus. Mrs.
| Thomas Craddock. Mrs. Ernest n.
Morrison, Mrs. j. William Middendorf,
Mrs, Joseph r. Foard. Mrs. Charles
g. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Wilson lowering
Smith. Mrs. John II. Wight, Mrs.
James w. Lyon, Mrs Arthur Hall,
Mrs Oscar Wolf. Mrs. Alice Stockton
Gather, Mrs. William Wise. Mrs.
Robert l.. Bentley. Mrs James Wal
ker, of Richmond; Mrs. lchez, Of
Richmond. Miss Mamie w. White,
; poJr Mics Sanhia
! Stewart Miss Elise Agnus and the
} Misses Myers,
Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Ichez are
= house guests of their brotherin-law
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. John IT.
Wight. at Wildwood, their country
home in the Green Spring Valley.
At tho Woman's Club.
One of the surest signs of the sum.
mer social life is the gathering at tbs
Wnman's Club every afternoon OF con
genial little parties of club members
for : O'Clock tea. The club parlors arr
particularly inviting in the summer a
there is always breeze through th'
large. high pitched rooms Tea ]:
served each afternoon from until
o'clock, and while there are a good,
number of tea drinkers daily, the larg
Il est gathering OF the week is Oh Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock. wheI
Mrs. Bland Smith meets her bridg'
class.
invitations Issued.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence f. sullivan for TIN
marriage of their daughter, Adelaide
. to Mr. Mnitree Jones Fulton. Th'
wedding will take place at the hom
, Of the brides parents, Ills Grow
= Avenue, on June IS. and will be al
!, event OF much interest in legal am
= social circles.
cocke-McRae.
= st. Paurs Episcopal church, a
- Lynohburg, Va, vas the scene OF
:, prominent wedding Wednesday even
y ing at half after o'clock, when Mis-
q Christine McRae became the bride o
Mr. Randolph Preston Cooke, son o
AIR and Mrs. Thomas NJ. r. Cooke. o
BON Air. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. c. q. Pruden, OF
IL Chatham.
On account of recent bereavement
, in the family of the bride only fey
, relatives were present and the wedding
: was IA very quiet one. The bride wa
r given away by her father. Mr.. D. l
~ McRae, Of Macon, Ga, the best ma
a was MIR. Charles Cooke, Of Bon All
q brother of the groom, and the mai
q Of honor was Miss Virginia Halle, o
a Chatham.
Others present were Mrs. Cooke an
two daughters, Misses Harriet an
Marie Cooke, of Bon Air; Mr., and MIR:
Robert Hale, of Essex county, and d.
r II. Halle of Lynchburg, uncle c
RI, the bride. The honeymoon will b
spent at Mountain Lake. after whic
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke will make thei
C home at Chatham, MIR. Cooke being /
o charge of the United states experiment
d station there and at Axton. Henri
= county.
r Engagement Announced.
u An engagement of unusual interes
to society here is that of Miss En-
q ma Powell, daughter of DR.. Hunte
Powell, of Cleveland, Ohio. to Mr.. l.
Fond Allen. of Louisville, Ky. tn
wedding viii take place in the fall. Mis-
Powell Is Il cousin of Hon. Harry )
= George Tucker, and has many relative
in Virginia.
, Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Nlrgini
= League for international Arbitrato
. will he held Monday, June 49, in the
. p. A. rooms at Third and Main Streets
= Major William A. Anderson VIII spea
on the Mohawk Conference. Whic
he recently attended. Each numbe
has the privilege of bringing a frlen
to this meeting.
INTERPRETATIONS
Mr. and Mrs w. b. Dunford, G
this city, announce the marriage q
their daughter. Annie Daingertiel(
J Duntord, To +. Bernard Littlepage. q
4 Atlanta, Ga. The marriage took plac