The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-15
OOC1etY

"SSA eASSpLVhhhy brilliant IN things
social. even for Easter week. While
the society set are engrossed with 10
cal functions. several out-of-town
weddings, and the Easter germans at
the University of Virginia and "a,
washington and Lee University come
In Tor their due share OF interest.
The marriage of Miss Kate Mere
dith. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
V. Meredith. will be celebrated on
Wednesday evening at $40 O'Clock fri
81 James Episcopal church. and will
oe followed by reception at the
Meredith home. 2o4 East Grace street.
Miss Meredith will have as her maid
OF honor her sister. Miss Sophie Mer-
edith. and little Miss Emily Long
horne will be her flower girl. Mr..
Russell Coolidge, of Brookline, Mass,
Will be best man, and the groomsmen
VIII include Messrs. &. Stanley Talbot,
Howard Fletcher, +. L. Smith. b. II.
Furman. DIR. r.. 3. Talbot. all Of
Brookline Mass; i. q. Stack, of
New York; Bernard Manning. of
South Carolina, and Bernard Mere
dtth. ]. 5. Perrin. Gessner Harrison.
Watkins Ellerson and Horace S.
Hawes, of Richmond. A number or
out-of-town guests are here for the
ceremony. and the entertainments
which VIII precede It.
While the marriage OF Miss Mary
Cooke Branch and Mr.. Thomas Bur
ton snead, the church invitations to
which Were recalled because Of the
death of Mr.. Carter Branch, will take
place In the presence OF only the
family bridal party and guests from
a distance at the home of the brides
aunt. Mrs. George B. McAdams, GA
West Franklin street, on Wednesday
evening. IL will be followed by a
large reception at the home of Mrs.
McAdams. Mrs. Melville /. Branch
will be the matron of honor, ana
Miss Branch has chosen as ner
bridesmaids Misses Helen Fuller. or
Rochester. \. Y; Emily Beatty,
daughter OF Commander Frank Beat
~. Z. s. ~, and Mrs. Beatty, or
Washington. D. c.: Dorothy Clark. OF
Elisabeth. y. j.; Nancy Patton, Mary
scarborough and Rosalie ValentAe,
OF Richmond. MIR. Randolph Tucker
VIII act as best man and the grooms-
men will include Messrs. Leigh Page,
p. St Julien Wilson, William ].
Leake, Frederick Campbell ana
Pleasanton Conquest, all Of this city
Fashionable audiences will hll the
Academy on Monday and Tuesday
evenings to See ''Pinafore" played by
amateur society talent, under the au-
spices OF the alumnae of Miss Euers
school. The boxes will be filled by
gay parties, and many small suppers
at the clubs and hotels will follow
the performance.
Out-Of-Town Weddings,
The out-of-town weddings for the
week are indeed far distant, with the
exception OF that of Miss Julia Gar
diner Tyler and DIR. James SouthaiI
Wilson. which Will take place on Mon
day in historic Bruton Parish church
at Williamsburg.
In New Orleans the wedding OF Miss
Dorothy Muriel Sanders and Mr..
Charles Edward Stuart. of Virginia.
will be celebrated Monday evening,
and on the next day in Dallas, Tex,
Mr. Marion Butt Warren. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Rice Warren, Of this
city, will be married to Miss Eliza
beth Munro.
Weddings on Thursday.
A marriage of wide interest here
will be that of Miss Madge Freddy,
OF Richmond, to DIR. Herant Baron
Matteosian. of Constantinople. which
will take place en- Thursday in All
Souls church, Langham Place. Lon
don. On Thursday will also be ce.e-
hTated the marriage OF Miss Mary
Hart Crenshaw to Mr.. Edward Grir-
fin Michaels at the home of the brides
parents in this city. and that OF Miss
Htldegarde Turtle to Mr.. J. Saunders
Taylor N Brooklyn, n. Y.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs Throc<morton.
Captain w. G. Harilee, L. s. NJ
c., and Mrs. Harilee and Miss Imogen
Fillmore, of Winthrop. Md. are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs c. w. Throck-
of Ginter Park, for a few
days. Captain Harilee In in charge of
the rife range at Winthrop.
Subscription Bridge Party.
Among the largest and most attrac-
tive affairs OF next week will be a sub
scription bridge party at the Jeffer-
son shosei Friday afternoon at. O'Clock
given by the Belle Harrison Circle of
Kings Daughters for the benefit OF
the Sheltering Arms Free hospital
Mrs Stewart Hume and Mrs. Charles
K. Workman, Jr.. are in charge of the
Others serving on the
various committees are Mrs. c. c.
Pinckney. Mrs. Thomas rutherford,
Mrs. J. j. Hickok.- Mrs. Charles Whit
lock. Mrs. Armistead Wexford, Mrs
John 5filof; RTrx r. If. Lintisay. MrM
Preston Cooke. Mrs. George Ainslie,
Mrs, George Street and Mrs. Oliver
J. Sands.
Gard Tournament.
On Thursday evening the April card
will be played at the
Woman's Club. The game will he
compass whist and the customary
rules as to registering tables and gem
tlemen partners will be observed.
Spend Faster in Washington.
A charming party OF girls from the
Richmond Woman's College. ohaper-
cned by Miss Mary s. Taylor. OF tho
faculty, are spending the Easter hoii-
days In Washington. This Easter out
Ing is an annual affair In the life of
the college. and is always enjoyab Bile.
Those in the party include Misses
Margaret Warren. Vera Warren. Sal
lie Boddie. Lois Robertson. LurIine
Thomas. Dora Gilbert, Laura Nelson
and Louise Langley.
At tho Wonian's Club.
Mira. W. e. Harris Is chairman OF
the program for Monday afternoon q,
the Woman's Club, when she will read
l paper on the subject rs the World
Growing Better?''
On Wednesday afternoon Miss Dan
els will meet the literature class when
the subject for discussion will be
Keats
Present Family Album.
Mrs Iae Foster win present The
Family Album for Pine Camp Tuber-
,ulosis hospital under the auspices
n the Mothers Club of Ginter Park
IN Friday evening. April 81, at SIS
''clock. in the assembly hall OF Gin
.er Park.
Beck-Sanderson.
Quite pretty Easter wedding took
place on Friday night at O'Clock at