The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20
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Mrs.. Isaac Davenport. of sac West
Franklin street. entertained at "A beau
tiful luncheon at the Country Club
Thursday at 2 O'Clock in homer OF
Miss Helen Allen. of New Bedford.
Mass, who with her mother. Mrs.
Gideon Alien. is the house guest Of
Mrs Davenport The guests were
seated at small tables In the palm
rarler and main dining room. decora-
tons being OF pink roses.
Those present were Mrs. Gideon AL
len and Miss Allen OF Massa chuset.s
Miss Elizabeth HarRraNe. Mrs Isaa
Davenport, Mrs. G. w. Williams. Jr..
,Afiss Della Tompkins, Miss Nellie
Tonpkins. Mrs Henry baskerville.
Misses Mamie Davenport Eliza beth
Davenport, Elizabeth Cooke Julia
Joynes Margaret Stringfellow, Mand
Strsngfeifew. Bessie Watkins, Gabri-
ella Page. Mae Lindsay Nan Lindsay.
bella Davenport, Martha Robinson.
Sophie Meredith. Kitty Hardy. of
Norfolk. Sophie Pitt. Of Baltimore.
Annie Rutherford of Baltimore:
Aline Stokes. May Jones Mrs. Chas.
Davenport and Mrs. Gideon paven-
port
Nicliacis---C'rc
The marriage OF Miss Mary Hart
Crenshaw. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Merritt ". Crenshaw. to Mr.. Edward
Gritlin Miehaels. will be quietly cele-
hrated Thursday evening at ESQ
o'clock at the home OF the bride S
parents. 1904 grove avenue The
ceremony will he performed by he
Rev, I4andou Il. Mason, rector of
Grace Episcopal church.
Attractive Tea.
Mrs Thara3c =, -.
hostess at very attractive tea Thurs
Gay afternoon at her home in Glnter
Park Ia honor Of Mrs. A. ID. p. Gil
nour. who Is leaving early Ia May
for Chester, s. G. where Or Gil
mour. who has been professor st the
Union Theological Seminary for SEQ
eral years. has accepted position.
The entire lower floor Of the house
WIN be decorated In sprins flowers. a
wealth OF apple blossoms being used
Wall pockets OF Wild cherry bios
SONS Will he charming detail tn
the general decorative effect. la the
dining room decorations OF yellow vii
re used entirely. and the same color
viii be carried ont in the ices, etc
The eenterpaece will he formed Of a
golden basket of lovely yellow daisies
With light golden petals and centars
Gi q darker hue. This will be fapx-
ed by crystal candy baskets and vel
low candles In the crystal and gilt
Candida bra will be tied with the dali
sizes
Mrs. Johnson will receive with Mrs
Gilmour, and assisting her as host
"sses VIII be the wives of the mem
bers OF the seminary faculty and Mrs
Randolph Cannon. Mrs. J. Allison
Hodges. Mrs. s II. Halves, sfrs. A.
Mrs W. a. crenshaw.
Habard--Whittle.
Masses OF pink spring flowers
southern smilax and palms decorated
Christ church, at Martinsville, Va.
wednesday evening. when Miss Ruth
brswry White became the bride of
AR Robert Thruston Hubbard, Jr, of
Fayetteville, w. Va. Both bride and
groom are mem beers Of prominent Viz
ginia families, and their ancestors, for
generations, have been prominent in
the official affairs OF the Old Domlu-
Ion. The bride Is "A daughter OF Judge
Stafford @. White. OF the Supreme
Court OF Appeals Of Virginia. and
through both parents IL descended
from the Rev. Samuel Davis third
president OF Princeton University. and
the father Of Presbyterianisrn in Viz
Etnia. The groom IS son Of Colonel
*. j. HUBBARD, and a great nephew or
the late Hon. Edward E. Hubbard. CON
gresham from Virginia lie, il an
aiumnus Of Hampden- Sidney College
and Of the University Of Virginia. and
is young lawyer OF Fayetteville. w.
Va.
Rev. Alfred W. Arson rector of the
church. assisted by EeV. Littleton r..
Hubbard. OF Clemson College, s. C..
brother Of tho groom. performed the
Ceremony. The music was a Epeclat
feature OF the wedding. Miss Corinne
brown presiding at the organ. The,
Bridal Chorus from Loheagrin was
played as The bridal party entered the
church, Mendelssohns Spring Song
during the ceremony. and MepIels-
sohns Wedding March as the recess
sional.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father. with whom she
entered the church, wore Fl beautiful
gown Of white satin made with a court
train and trimmed with rose point
lace. The high bodice was also orua-
mented with white satin roses, ana
miniature shower bouquets of white
satin roses were festooued on the
train. Her tuiie veil was caught win
"a wreath Of orange blossoms, and SHE
carried q shower bouquet If lilies OF
the valley and white rosebuds Her
only ornament was a superb nearl
necklace. as heirloom, which was worn
by her mother and grandmother AT
their weddings. Mrs white. sister
OF the bride as maid Of honor, was
go~ned IN pale green satin, yelled In
marquisette and trimmed IN lace and
pink chiffon roses Her bouquet was
shower Of pink Fosehutis
The bridesmaids Misses Pocahon-
tas Boiling HUBBARD. Of Buckingham
county, sister Of the groom, Elizabeth
Sinclair Wnittle, sister Of the bride.
Phoebe Edmunds. of I.yrchburg. Ro-
cheat Rupuy. OF Roanoke, Marina
Hughes. Of Ashland. Ceci Wttten.
Newport tFrEen and Grace Eve
lSn Arson, of Martinsvine wore
charming empire gowns OF white satin
and chiffon, decolIete waists and short
trains with yokes Of prineesse lace.
The tunics We're outlined with small
pink roses, yelled In rnaline. They
carried shower bouquets OF pink
sweetpeas.
Mr.. Il. r. Brock was best man
and the ushegs were Messrs. John w.
Carter. Jr,. of the University of vtr.
gfnia, Lawrence G. Witten. Of Hunt
ington, W, Va; Barksdale. Redd, or
Winston Salem, y. g., aud Rev n.
=. Hnbard. Of Salem. Va; Messrs,
stafford q White. Jr, and Henry
. ~. Va hittles- bratbasA al. the. fyr4.s.,
Philip f. Hubbard, Of Danville Va
Z. c. Harrison, ~ Charleston. w. Va.
William l.. Lee and E. X. French. Of
Fayetteville, w Va; A r. Dickinson.
OF Richmond and J. Easley Edmunds,