The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20

Of Norfolk; Judge Lawrence Camp
bell, OF Bedford city; John Jameson
and Miss Ruth Redo. of Roanoke,
Mrs. John Redd. OF Sutherlln, Va.
Attractive Easter Cotiliion.
The Ginter Park Cotiilion club gave
an attractive Easter cotiilion at the
Asse hly Hall "Wednesday Members
OF the younger set, Including those
who are hume here from the various
schools and colleges for Easter. ana Il
number of visiting girls. were pres
ent, and this cotillion was one of the
most delightful in the series that has
been given by the club this season.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Sutton were
the chaperones.
Dir. Emory I'm WEEDS.
or much interest here whore the
groom spent several years as profess
sor of English and mathematics at
the Womans College, and was grad
patsd from the Medical College OF
Virginia. is the marriage of DR. En-
CRY Hill. OF Chicago. son OF the late
General James Christian Hill, Ct
scottsville, Va. and Miss Julia Du-
vail Howes, daughter of Dr. W. A.
Iiowes, Of Charlottesville, which took
place Wednesday morning at the
brides home on Park street the
ceremony being performed by the
Rev, Allen Christian. of Seottspille.
Va, cousin of the groom.
Miss Mary fIowes was maid Of
honor, and Miss Matte Duke was
flower girl. The eroom's best man
vas Dr. Morrison Hutchinson. Of
Richmond. The bride entered with
her father, by whom she was given
away.
a reception followed the ceremony,
after which Dr. and Mrs. Hill left .rn-
medtately for an extended wedding
tour in tho Middle West. They will
reside after May 1 at the home of
the groom In Chicago. The out-of~
town guests included Mr.. Cephas Sin
clair Of Washington Mrs. J. G. HILL
Miss Mamie Powers. Miss Bessie Hin
and Miss Lucy Powers of ScottsviIe,
Va, Miss Virginia Belt and Mr.. Nc
Giu Belt af n!ckerson, Md: Miss
Florence Giddings OF Leesburg; Miss
Frances Lpscomb, of Hanover coun-
~; Miss Elizabeth Conway, of Fred
eTicksburg. Va, Mr. and Mrs. Irvine
Dunn and Irvine Dunn, Jr., of Cliff
ton Forge.
Brilliant New York Wedding.
The New York Herald of Wednes-
day morning has the following to say,
concerning the marriage of Miss
kathari.~e Van Rensselaer, Fairfax.
niece of Mr. Henry Fairfax. of Vir-
-gini.
New York society was brilliantly
represented yesterday afternoon in
Grace church at the wedding of Miss
Katharine Van Rensselaer, Fairfax.
only daughter of MIR. and Mrs. HamiI-
ton Il. Fairfax. to Mr.. IL. Schuyler
tammann, a son of Mr.. and Mrs
i3ormann II. Cammann. who on his
m others side is a direct descendant
of 'sabeFt Fulton, the famous Aassrs-
can engineer. Both the bride and
bridegroom have common ancestors
many generations ago who figured In
the early history of the Island Of
Manhattan.
An along the main aisle the pews
were decorated with clusters of Easter
lilies. these flowers and many palms
being used In the decorations of the
ehancel, which had been arranged by
Thorley.
The bride entered the church with
her father, who gave her away. She
wore gown of soft white satin. made
with a long train and draped with
point lace. Her veil of old Irish point,
gracefully arranged, fell from the head
almost TO the end of the train and
she carried a bouquet of lilies of the
valley and white orchids
The brides chief attendant, Miss
Justine Van Rensselaer, ErvinK, wore
palest blue chiffon cloth, finished with
Alde banda of satin of the sain4 shade
and "a hat to correspond and she car
rted a large cluster of pink roses.
The bridesmaids We're the Misses Els
telie Morris Crosby Mary Morris Os-
trander, Harriet Van Cortlandt Og-
den. Virginia Livingston Hunt
Gladys Rowland Pell and Helen Lee
Los Miller. They were all dressed
alike, In gowns of palest rose eoIored
chiffon cloth, finished at the corsage
with surplice effect ana bound with
bands OF wide satin ribbon of the
same shade. They also wore hats of
pink straw topped with roses OF the
same color and carried large clusters
of roses 10 correspond.
There We're also TWO little flower
girls, Grace Bradford Fairfax and
Fugenia Tenant Fairfax. daughters of
MT henry Fairfax, cousins of the
bride, who wore pink chiffon, with
picture hats To correspond. and car
rled baskets of tiny pink rosebuds.
Mr.. Edward c. Cammann was best
man. The ushers were Messrs Ham
iiton Van Rensselaer, Fairfax, Stephen
~ an fenssiaer, Lewis ssonvernetar
Morris, Charles Mcdonald, Henry
Betttnne WPlsse and Henry Lawrence
Bogert Jr.
a. reception for relatives and init
mate friends was held at the home Of
MI and Mrs, Fairfax, Of No 1908
Madison avenue.
Attend College Dances.
Among the Richmond girls attend
ing the dances this week at Washing
ton and Let and the Virginia Military
institute are Misses Carrie Waddy.
Lois Richardson, Virginia Allen, I.u-
cille Williams. Virginia Chesterman,