The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-04
Society

Much interest is being shown by
! Riehmond's smart set In the annual
spring race meeting of tho Virginia
itacinS ana Horse Show Association.
! which VIII be held on Saturday, May
20. al the state Fair Grounds. 1t
4 Will be quite II social affair, and the
display of spring froeks and bcauti-
| fnl toilettes viii bo of interest at
/ least to tho feminine contingent of
I Richmond society who VIII he present
iii large numbers. Motor parties and
! iuncheons will be features OF the meet
and IL is expected that NUMBER OF
noll-kncwn out-of-tewn people Will
also attend. There is u special riding
| class for ladies, and the officers OF
I the association are confident that
there Will be several women riders of
prominence both In hunting and social
circles.
Return From Wedding Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitnel IIili Erqu-
hart whose marriage WAS "A recent
prominent event IN Baltimore, and
who spent several days in Richmond
with Mr.. Urquhart's mother Mrs, w.
II. Crquhart have returned to Balti-
more from their wedding trip They
also went to Atlantic City and New
! YORK on their honeymoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Urquhart have taken apartments
at the Brexton prior to going to the
Green Spring Talley, Md, for the
summer.
! Whist Club Plays.
The Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
! " ednesday evening with Mrs. Basil
u. spalding, at 113 East Grace street.
| -Four tables participated In the game.
ana top score was made by Miss Mar
! garet Morson and Mr.. John Tyler
The club Will be entertained next
/ Monday evening by Miss Morson at
her home, s3s West Grace street.
Gardiner Lemmon.
The Baltimore Sun of Thursday
| contains the following of much In
/ terest To society in Virginia:
| The marriage of Miss isabel Task
Lennon, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
| J. southgate Lennon, to MIR. Win
| throp Gardiner, of New York, son
| of the late John Lyon Gardiner OF
! GARDENERS Island, and of Mrs. Gardi-
! nsr, who Is now In Europe, took place
| at O'Clock last evening.
Ihe ceremony was performed by
! Rev. DIR. William M Dame, rector
| OF Memorial Protestant Episcopal
| church, at the home of the bride IS
parents, 22i West I.anvale street, in
/ the presence of relatives and few
/ intimate friends only
! profusion of white and purple lilacs.
AN orchestra played the wedding
! music and for the small reception
| which followed the ceremony.
The bride entered with her father,
by whom she was given in marriage.
and was met by the bridegroom, at
tended by his best man. Mr.. Lyon
Gardiner. of New York. The bride S
gown was white satin trimmed with
| point lace, and she wore "a tulle veil
fastened with orange blossoms and
carried liiacs.
/ Miss Elizabeth Herbert Lennon,
one Of next seasons debutantes. was
her sisters maid of honor. She wore
IA gown of white embroidered chiffon
over white satin and carried purple
liiacs. The ribbon bearers were lit
tie Miss sophie Whiteley and South
gate Morrison
After wedding tourney in this
country Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner VIII
spend the summer travelling abroad
Il Among the out-ot town guests were:
Colonel Arthur Herbert, OF Alexan-
, dria. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ii. Nor
rison. OF Plainfeld. n. j.: MIR. and Mrs
II. Hunter Dulany, of Loudoun coun-
: ", Virginia; Mr. and Mrs. Rozici
! Dulany, of Washington: Mr. and Mrs
r. Gwynne Taylor, OF Melbourne. Va
, and Mr.. and Mrs George r. Gather
Jr., OF Middleburg, Va.
Mrs. BOsher's New Book.
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