The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-21
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Society
rhcsruesday German Club will give |

IVA series, the german VIII not close
at 1880 O'Clock, as is the general
custom. but will continue until half
after /. Decorations will he In white
roses, spirea and palms, and the ger
man will be led by Mr. Henry S.
Hotchkiss, president of the club.
In Honor of Miss Leary.
! Miss Nora Leary, a bride-elect of
I next week. was the honor guest al an
attractive luncheon given by Miss
| Nancy Patton. The table. at which
| covers were laid for twelve. was ar
RANGED In the sun parlor with decora-
tons OF yellow spring flowers.
| Miss Patton's guess were Miss
| Leary. Miss Jean Cannon, of New Or
IIoans; Miss Mary Dammann, OF Bal
timore: Mrs. Egbert Leigh, Jr.. Mrs.
Blanchard Forbes, Mrs David Leake,
Mrs. Frank Mccarthy, Miss Bessie
Tompkins, Miss Mary Crump, Miss
| Russell Cecil, of Washington, and
Miss Hattie Shields,
stamton Faster German.
Miss Frances Wheat who liz spend
ing some time in Stanton as the guest
OF Miss Rachel Speck. was among
those dancing at the Easter german
in that city Wednesday night. Tho
german WIS ve1y attractive, with pref
ty figures and novel favors. Miss
Jane Giikeson. who was recently the
guest of friends here, was also among
those present.
Corric--HaIey.
i beautiful marriage was celehrat-
ed in Pine Street Baptist church We'd
nesday evening at o'clock, when
Miss Essie C. Haley. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. " w. Haley. OF this city,
was married to Mr.. George c. Corrie,
the Rev. J. II. Hutson, pastor of the
church. officiating. Palms and ferns
decorated the church.
I he bride who entered with her
father, wore a handsome gown of
white duchess satin yelled ia maraui-
settle, with pearl trimmings Her
vel, OF tuiie was arranged with Or
euge blossoms, and she carried a
shower bouquet OF Brides roses. The
bridal party entered the church in
the following triangular order:
Messrs, Harvey Powell. Richard
Brow and j. p. Gunther; Misses
Marie Powers. Grace Halloran and
Nora Rowe; Messrs. John Fensome.
Lee Miller and Elmore Clayton:
Misses Ruby Powell, Ada Hefiey and
Grace Cosby. The ushers and brides
maids were followed by the dame of
hoy.or. Mrs. l. A. kinsey, and the
lite ringbeareT, Miss Thalma Fem
some. wearing dainty lingerie frock
and carrying the ring IN an Easter
lily, preceded the bride. The gronm.
with his best man, Mr.. 7. A. Kinsey,
met the bride az the altar
The bridesmaids wore charming
empire frocks Of pink neSsaline drap-
ed In narauisette. with crystal trim
miags. and carried shower bouquets
of asparagus ferns tied with pink
tulie. The dame OF honor was gown
ed In white satin and marc nisette
with crystal garniture. and carried a
shower bouquet of pink roses. The
ribbons were held by little Misses
Edna Heffley. Mary Mitchell and Mel
lie Phillips, who wore pretty lingerie
dresses.
@ The brides mother was handsome
" gowned in black satin and Jet. and
Mrs. Corrie. of Philadelphia. mother
of the groom. wore gown OF gray
satin and pearls.
The bridal party. out-of- towr
guests and relatives were given a re
ce3tlon Tuesday evening at the hom,
OF the brides parents, 1873 F1oyt
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corris left for a trir
to Washington, Philadelphia and At
lsntic City and win be al home aftei
May 10 al 1i2s Floyd avenue.
Giover--Pitts.
The marriage of Miss Mabie Agne
Pitts. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. T.
j Pitts. to DIR. Perkins Glover. was cele
| brated Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock
: in the Arvonia Presbyterian church.
The church was decorated. The cere
5 mony was performed by Rev. Plum
ner f. Jones. of Arvonia.
The bridge entered the church witt
Miss Minnie Newman Bell, OF Mt Sid
I ney the maid Of honor. The brides
:. maids were Misses Kate Newton, O
4 Bennettsyiile,, s.. C; Clara Pitts. q
'Scottsyile; Margaret Peale. OF Har
risonhurg. and Winnie Pitts, sister o
J, the bride, DIR. Samuel Glover, O
Howardsville. was best man, and cam
t In with the groom.
: The ushers We're Rev. J. Allen Chris
tian, OF Scottsvile, Va: A. L. Pitts
Jr.. DR., John Robert Bagoy and Her
!. bert - New 7sfsEst. 50 .-..s
II A reception was given the wedding
party at bellevue" the home of tn
brides parents, throughout the earl,
] evening. Some of the guests presen
were Miss Frances Briggs. Jonathan
Pitts. Miss Clara Pitts. Mrs. Laur;
: Cooley, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pitts, al
Glover and Miss Mary Glover, 0
Manteo: Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley w. Has
kins. of buckingham; Mrs. L.uthe
Pitts, of Elk Hill; DIR. Samuel Glover
OF Howardsville, Miss Phoebe Cull!ng
j. worth. OF Richmond: Miss Kate New
4 ton, of Bennettsvilie, S. c., Miss Mar
garet peaie. of Harrisonburg: Mr. an
Mrs. Ralph c. Root, of Penlan; Mi
and Mrs. W. T. Evans: John W. Pierce
MIR. and Mrs. w. X. Root. Mr.. and MIR.
I Lindsey Stone. MIR. and Mrs. A. I
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Plummer I
: Jones, p. W. Pierce, John William
$ | Misses Bliss and Louise Williams, Her
4 bert s.. Newman. DIR. John Rober
q Bagtv and Rev. J. Allen Christian, G
= Scottsville.
: Seventh Card Tournament.
: The seventh card tournament OF IN
I season took place at the Woman
1 Club Thursday evening with eight "a
3 bles playing. Comrass whis. au
: bridge were played, but no score
! were kept. The entertainment com
: mittee of the club provided deli
Y oious supper following the tourna
mont. The next and last tournamer
of the season will take place o
Thursday evening. May Is,
Mrs. R0sher to Talk.
Next Tuesday afternoon at the Al
q Club Mrs Kate Langley Bosier tn
well known creator Of Mary Car,
viii talk on the Chateaux of Franc
a subject upon which Mrs. Bosher
sure to be interesting.