The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-16

on the rcturn trip. In The party are
Mrs. Lafcnd C%hambhn. Miss Eugenia
TAYLOR. Miss Elizabeth Wingo, Mrs.
Helcn HontIsen, Miss Grace Briggs,
Miss Miriam lrisss and Miss Austin
Bertrand.
Invitations Issued.
Mr. ana AIRS. Charles Evander
johnson. al ttyias, a.. nave issueu IN
/ Ftttti.ds t. tbc marriage OF their
daughter. Leila, ~ Nit. ERNEST Lyn-
@.nod t,futtt. az Charles City. on
Monday morning, 4uno -, at. ll.30
clreA. or Aer attendants Miss
Johnson has HHos.n her sister. Miss
Emily tiizt beta Jonftsuu. as maid OF
honor. and Ittt}c AiIsscs Iuelma Jones,
Mildred aidrup. b"lzelle Eurycar.
Sadie S|lIIler, tuYoHne Smith and.
pidG tltrs eir. Mi. barnett viii have
. cousin. sir, Clarence Jones, Tor
tis hest man. Following the eere-
uony the souPle N}u leave for the
tiue BLDG Upon thcir return they
wiz maze t!feif hofae ~ Charles city.
Enjoy able Garden Party.
The Earaeu party of the Country
tluD ct Virginia on Thursday after
noon, when the pia>tr ip the tennis
and enif tournaments now in progress
ri the cIdD we're special guests, was
nDc OF ttc most attractive affairs that
have yet been given at the cl5h. II
IS estimated that more than 6V0 peo-
pie Were present. and the lawn and
>rranaa were crowded with the gay
tnruuE. The women were dressed In
their p~retties gowns, and the club
house was ia gaia array, with deco
ratious IN various blossoms. palms,
AluilRN and ha* trees
While the slight shower made 1t
necessary to teke the tables in from
the terraces for a while, the rain did
not Last long, ard they were soon
placed again out of doors. Presid-
ing at the punchbovi were Mrs. Fred
~IIeasants, Mrs. Scott Parrish, Mrs.
George Warren. Miss Mary TraNers,
Mrs. Levin Joynes ana Miss Archer
Joyues.
An orchestra furnished music
throughout the afternoon and even
ing, playing on the Ncranda. Dane
ing was enjoyed by tie younger set
until late III the evening.
Attend Presidential Reception.
Quite Il number ot prominent Rich
mond folk viii attend the silver we'd
ding celebration Of the President and
AIRS. Taft at the White House on Mon
day evening. Among them will be
Governor and Mrs. Mann, Lieutenant
Governor and Mrs j. Taylor Ely
son, Mayor and AIRS. -. G. Richard
son. Judge and Mrs. l.. l.. Lewis, Judge
and Mrs. Edmund Waddill, Jr.. and
Ur. and Mrs. Russell Cecil.
In spite OF many rumors to the
contrary, Mrs. Taft viii be present at
the.celebration. although h win not
receive the guests with the president,
as h4. f,hyyT-fa ms NTj4l NOT hermit nGr
To undertake such Il task. The list
of guests VIII he the largest ever Is
sued from the White House and tor
this reason Mrs. TAFT WIN delegate
the duty d receiving with the presi-
dent To their daughter, Miss Taft,
Among the Invitations for the re-
ception Monday night are those 10
all United States ambassadors ana
ministers t. foreign countries, the
governors Of all the States and ter
r~itories. and 10 all The officials in the
Philippines. Another interesting grohp
to which invitations have been sent
includes former President and Mrs.
Roosevelt, Mrs. Grover Cleveland, the
surviving members OF the families #
President and Mrs. Hayes and MIR. II
Mrs, Robert Lincoln
The year tSS6. in which the mar;
riage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Taft took place
was tho wedding year of two other
presidents Of the United States. The
. marriage Of President and Mrs. GleVo-
land tool place in the White ttoGhe
earlier In the Same month IN which
President and Mrs. TAFT were mar
ried. In November Colonel ana Mrs'
Theodore Roosevelt were married AT
st. Georges church, London.
Sail on Saturday.
Mra T. Lancaster Williams. of Bal
tfmore. who has been spending several
weeks in Richmond with her mother.
Mrs, Charles Watkins. has returned to
her home. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and
children Will sail from New York Sat
turday by the Lapland for Europe,
where taoy will spend several months
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. William fl, Carhart, of Rich
mond, M the engagement OF his
daughter, Miss Willie Chapel Car
hart. to clyde Morehead, Of Dublin,
Va. The wedding viii take place on
July & at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. l.. Martin. at CataWba, Va,
Conrad-Winehcid.
The home OF Mr.. Benjamin T. VIII
iams. Of Church Road, Va. was the
scene of a very pretty home marriage
at an early hour Thursday morning.
when the Rev. w. A. $. Conrad. the
popular Methodist pastor of Burk-
vale. and Miss Blanche Wingheld
were married. the Rev. +. T, Dadmun
presiding elder Of h FarmNille dis
ttrict. officiating.
To the soft strains of the wedding
march the bridal party entered the
beautifully decorated parlor, preceded
ny little Miss Hardy, who bore the
welding ring upon u silver plate, and
by Miss Blanch Williams, maid of
honor, both nieces OF the bride.
After the ceremony the wedding
party partook Of st delightful old Viz
ginia wedding breakfast. adjourning
in time for the newly married pair TO
catch the early morning ~Westbound
train.
Neucom--trnmp.
Miss Loula Virginia Crump and Or.
Edwin Moore Newsom, OF Victoria.
were married Thursday evening at I
O'Clock in the First Baptist church.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. George w Mcdaniel, y. D., Or.
and Mrs. NeWsom VIII make their
home in Victoria upon their return
from a wedding "trip North.
Naugttan-Narkey.
Miss Kate Marley, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. I. 6. Marley. and Mr.. Rob
ert +. Vaughan. Jr,, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. Vaughan. of West View.
Va, were quietly married at the home
Of the bride. 5 West Cary street.
Thursday evening at $50 o'clock, The
house was decorated in white and
green. aud the wedding march was
PLAYED by Mrs. Walter Duke. The
bride were Il blue cloth travelling suit.