The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-25


the bride of the Rev. William Nc
Giants Haskin. The bride liz the ac-
compltshed daughter of the late John
Templeton and Elizabeth Lewis of
Chatham, Va, and the groom is the
gifted and progressive pastor "a the
leading Baptist church Of his section
In Society Hin. S. G. The decorations
Of palms, Easter flowers and pink and
white draperies were Very pretty, and
the bride was In white satin with pearl
trimmings carrying brides roses, was
very beautiful as she entered the par
Tors on the arm OF her brother in
law. Mr.. Charles u. McEwen. Her
maid Of honor. Miss Ollie johnson,
OF this city. wore white lace over
pink, and carried pink roses. Mr.
Allen Cocker. of South Carolina. was
best man. The other attendants were
Captain Charles W. Parrish and Mr.
Charles J.. Marks as ushers. and the
little Misses George Scruggs and
El0ise McEwen in pink and white az
flower girls. Miss Minnie Cogbill, q
member of the brides graduating
class from Womans College, played
the wedding march and the ceremony
was impressively performed by DR. H.
ID. G, MClachlan of Seventh Street
Christian church. After receiving the
congratulations Of many friends pres
ent and by wire the happy couple left
at $40 for trip through the North.
and viii be mt home" after May 2
in Society Hin. S. c. The presents
from several States We're numerous
and handsome.
AT the Woman's Club.
Miss Helen yarrick Boswell. of
New York made an interesting ad-
dress before the members of the Wo-
mans Club Monday afternoon on
Everyday Life In the Canal Zone"
she gave Il charming account of con-
dltlons in Panama where she was sent
by the United States government to
inspect the social life among the fami-
lies of the canal employees. BYnd.ag
the Ire or the women In the attrac-
tive little villages that have sprung
up on the isth1nus very narrow and
with few amusements, she told Of the
gradual establishment Of schools
Libraries and the like In a clever and
amusing manner. In conclusion, she
quoted from recent magazine which
stated that the big stick had pushed
the enterprise into its beginning, but
IL required a far more delicate instru-
ssaerAs-~ss +zsssssl;saa y eita~-~eo Ynsure it's
success.
Mrs. Thomas Cary johnson was
chairman of the afternoon. and Mrs..
r..
Mcguire poured tea
Junior lakewood Association.
There viii be an important called
meeting of the Junior lakewood Asso-
ciation "Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock at the home of the president,
Mrs. c. W. Massie. All members are
urged to be present. ii
Meeting OF G. Nj. L. s.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will hold its regular month
ly meeting Wednesday morning At IL
o clock at the Confederate Museum
Leave for Waver4y.
Mrs. James r. Walthall. with Miss
Evelyn May and Miss Lantonia Will
liams, will leave Tuesday evening for
Waverly, Va. to attend the May Dun
away marriage, which will take place
on April 81.
Ieove for Cuba.
Mr.. GuiileTmo-V ivar. OF Holguin.
Cuba, and Mr. II. r. De Castro, OF
via Tampa. Fla, on Friday, April 81,
1911. They are both widely known
In Richmond and have been students
for the past two years at the Fork
Union Military Academy. Mr.. Castro
has been appointed first lieutenant in
the Cuban army, and will take charge
of HIS duties on the first OF June. Mr.
Vivar will return in September to en-
Ter the Medical College of Virginia
Personals.
- Miss, Martha Hughes has returned..i
from Martinsville. Va. where she was
,ne OF the bridesmaids at the HUI bardx
White wedding last week. II
Mr.. and MRS. A. NJ. Marston have |
returned from Fredericksburg, where |
hey have been visiting relatives.
Miss Corinna EagIesfield of Indian |
spolis, Ind. IL the guest of Mrs. James /
q. Pace; of tfiff f4a Grows aeenue. /
Mrs. II. y. Castle. OF Norfolk. Ia the |
guest of Mrs. r. Taylor Etfyson at 10 !
Cast Franklin street.
Mrs. Alexander D. Hamilton and !
hree children. OF Petersburg, who /
rave been visiting Mrs. Mann at the |
Executive Mansion. have returned |
lorne.
Mrs. Everett waddey is the guest |
II her sister. Mrs. w. w Boxley, In |
Roanoke.
Little Miss Mary Graves. daughter I
II New York. IL spending some time |
n Richmond with her grandmother, |
Mrs. Harvie. on South Third street.
Choose vessrymen.
Grace Episcopal church has elected.
he following vestrymcn: J. III. Four