The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26

debut several year1 ago, spent Easter
here ~ tho guest Of Mfs. Randolph
Williams. Mrs. Stokes 10 the son of
Mira Charles p. Stokes. Of the Chester
neld and I brother Of Mihe Aline
Stokes and Mrs. Williams, He haa
made his homo In Philadelphia fof
the past two years.
AZ she Art Club.
Mrs. Kate Langley Kosher read an
interesting paper on the chateaux OF
France to IN unusually numerous and
interested audience at the Art Club
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Boshsr's paper was nNed to re-
pietion with facts and data on the
picturesque subject On next Tues
day noon. Miss Emma Moofeland
Whitfield will talk on the mounting,
framing and isangin6 Of pictures,
The art class on Thursday at noon
WIN be entertained by Miss Nora
Houston with talk on little knowr,
GreciAn artist. called Ell Greco, al.
though but little 10 known Of this ar.
tist In this country within recent years
he hAA become quite the vogue in the
Partisan art world. The period Of Fl
Greco Was in the middle or the seven-
tesnth century.
Narrison--prap4r.
a beautiful home wedding will be
celebrated Wednesday evening at sew
en- o'clock Ia the home Of Mr.. and
and Burus Street. Highland Park.
when their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Ellen Draper, viii become the bride
Of Mr.. Samuel Joseph Harrison. son
OF the late L. s. and p. M. Harrison.
The parlors will be decorated with
palms. running cedar and jonQuils. An
altar will be arranged OF palms and
the cedar and daffodils will be fes-
TONED about the mantels, chandeliers
and staircase. The Rev. b. II. Melton
VIII perform the ceremony. during
which the MELODY OF Love" will be
softly played. Mendelssohn's wedding
march viii be played for the entrance
Of the bridal party.
The brids will wear a handsome
travelling suit of MORE cloth with
gloves to match and a picture hat OF
q contrasting color. Her sister, Miss
Ethel Annie Draper, viii be the maid
OF honor. She VIII be gownsd In
cream silk with an overdress Of lace.
and will carry shower bouquet OF
pink carnations. Mr.. w. Graham Har-
rison will be his brothers best man.
A reception for the bridal party and
out OF town guests will follow the re-
ception. Mr.. Harrison and his bride
win have for an extended wedding
| trip.
Among the out Of town guests win
Mrs. W. AZ. Whitmere, of Dtnwiddie
county; Mr.. W. Graham Harrison, OF
| Alton, Fla: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Draper. Jr.; and Misses Florence and
| Louise Draper, OF Avon, Pa.
For Bride Eject.
| Miss Elizabeth Agnew was hostess
at q charming luncheon at the Coun-
tn Club on Tuesday In honor OF MISS
Carmichael. whose wedding takes
place Wednesday evening. Covers
| were laid for eight guests and dsoo-
roses.
! Davte--Wtisky.
| The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Nelson, lios West Franklin
street, viii be the scene OF . very
pretty wedding Wednes dAy evening 1T
half after o'clock, when their
daughter. Miss Julia Davis Nelson,
Will be married to Mr.. Abraham Wills
ky. of Philadelphia. The ceremony
viii be performed by the Rev. +. n.
Calisch.
The bride will wear a beautiful
gown of white crepe meteor trimmed
in real lace and pearls. She will
carry a anower bouquet OF lilies OF
the valley. She will be attended by
Miss Lillian Etched as maid of honor,
and Mrs II. /. Campbell as matron
of honor.
Miss Eichel will be gowned in
Helen pink chiffon over white satin
and Mrs. Campbell will wcax>a gown
of white mArqaesetts over whitA satin
with tocuhes of pink and blue. They
will carry blankets of Killarney roses
and lilies OF tho valley. Master Alon
Campbell will be the r1nebearer. Mr.
Zole Whisky, of Philadelphia, VIII be
the best man.
Tho out-of-town guests will be Mr.
and Mrs. Whisky. parents Of this
groom: Max Whisky and Xcle Whisky
brothers OF the groom; Mrs. A. Green
ana Miss Miriam Green, OF New York
Miss WsrAse1 Engaged.
The engagement hAa beAn announc.
ed Of Miss Clara wafneld. daughter
OF Mva. Warfiald ana The late Charles
D. WArfiAld, OF 0lenwood. Howard