The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-14

euchre, Master WILLIAM Jones enter
81 with "a silver waiter containing
miniature shower bouquets OF sweet
.aiyssium and asparagus ferns for
each guest. On the end OF ribbon
streamers were small white satin
hearts with the following inscription
In gold lettering Miss Laura Frayser
Etheredge and Mr.. John Franklin
Primer, November. 1871" At the
conclusion Of the game an elegant
course luncheon was served. Miss
Etheredge who IS now making her
home I'm Suffolk but Is Visiting her
sister an Charlotte, was unusually
lovely In white and pink msrquisette
with black satin trimmings and large
picture hat. Mr. Primer is mem Der
of one OF Virginias leading families
lie is @ prominent and popular young
lawyer OF suffolk. Va. The wedding
viii take place early in November
in the Episcopal church at suffolk.
and Will he a brilliant social event.
4 beautiful society event of the
early autumn was the luncheon given
Yesterday al the Country Club, Nor
folk, by Miss Frances Priddy in honor
~ the engagement Of Miss lone Car
ney 10 Dr. Chester Il. clifford. which
Was formally announced at this time
The luncheon table was very hand
somcly decorated In white and green
An artistic cluster Of white asters
Ind maiden hair ferns ornamentcd
the center OF the table. White satin
ribbons extended from each guests
plate TO the centerpiece, and when
pulled these ribbons were found to
terminate In small white hearts. upon
which were inscribed fragments Of
sentences, When read In sequence
the Interesting apnouncenne nt OF Miss
CArney's approaching wedding was
revealed. and in this unique way the
date Noxan ber Ii, was also dis
closed. The place cards were hand
painted wedding rings surmounted
ny tiny figures Of the little god of
love. Small white baskets, decorated
with orange blossoms and containing
bonbons. We're placed beside each
guests plate. Covers were laid for
ten and the evening proved enjoy
able.
Cards have been issued for the
coming marriage Of Miss Rachel rsv.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs w. l.. Fay.
OF hlyria, o., to Mir Evans Gray Lin
ney. OF Norfolk, on September 10, at
the home OF the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Matthew
Coz, OF Farmvtlle, Va. have Issued
daughter. Halle keDeeca. to Rev.
Thomas KAY Young The ceremony
viii he performed Thursday, septern-
Der al, in the FIRST Presbyterian
church. Farmsil1e Va. A reception
viii follow In tn" h1me of the bride.
Meeting OF Daugh's.r- Of Confcderncy.
The nrst fall meeting after the sum
msr = recess or the United Daughters
OF tho Confederacy was held In Lee
n Hal
Much routins business was disposed
Of. and plans formed for future work
Much TO tho disappointment of the
'aaies but owing to circumstances
over which they had no control n
was decided not to have a booth et
the State Fair this year. MANY com
1nfttees were appointed In references
TO the great convention OF tho United
Daughters OF the Confederacy. and
called meetings VIII be held In the
future to formulate and perfect plans
TOR this convention. 1t was decided
10 give to the veterans Of the SOL
diers' Home an ice cream treat Fri
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. All mem
heTs Of tho chapter are requested 10
Do thsre TO assist in serving the vet
Grams The sum OF s25 was appro-
priated for the Arlington monument.
40 for the monument at Mathews
Courthouse, and So for educational
fund Reports were received from
the committee on enclosing the graves
OF the Confederate soldiers buried at
Huguenot Springs Delegates were
elected TO the convention In Roanoke.
Mrs. James =. Werth, chairman Of
the marking committee OF the Con-
federate Museum, offered to present
It's claims at the Roanoke convention
ana oHer assistance In marking each
chapter. Resolutions were adoptsd
asking that the new school to be
erected on the Van Lew grounds be
called the Matthias r. Maury School.
Marriage.
The marriage of Miss Myrtle Will
holt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs r. Q.
Wilhoit. OF near Charlottesville, to Mr..
Garter r. Gravea Of vioksburg, Miss.
wac solemnized Wednesday In Onvet
PRESBYTERIAN church. Rev, Mr.. Luck.
OF Crozet, was the officiating minis
ter Miss Virginia White, OF Red
I'm, had charge Of tho music The
church was artisticalIy decorated with
evergreen and white roses
MISS Jamie" Tnnoit. wearing a pSSss -a
ty gown OF white marquisetts and car
rving maidenhair ferns. was her sis-
ter's maid OF honor. Mr.. It. s. Graves,
brother OF the groom, was best man.
Mrs ian Wndd6ll was matrOn OF
honor, and Misses Mary Garth. Carrie
Gentry and Estelle Graves were
bridesmaids, The bride wore n love-
w robe OF white silk fnarouisette over
white silk, with pearl trimmings She
carried q shower bouquet Of Brides
roses A reception followed to the
bridal party at the home of the bride.
'Tnglewood." Mr.. and Mrs Graves
left for an extensive Western tour.
and after September 20 will be at
homo in VickEhurg Miss
Personals
Miss Mary Frayser. OF 1886 West
Grace street who took her degree last
session at the Columbia University,
has left for Georgia, where she will
teach the coming session.
Mrs Edgar Lafrerty. OF West ave-
nue., has returned from Crozet. where
she spent several weeks.
Miss lean Taylor, who was NOM
Der OF Miss Sallte Deanes party tour
ing abroad, Is expected to reach the
city Friday,
Mrs Bruce Bowe is still at vir-
GINA Beach.
Mrs, Charles Terrell is moving on
Grove avenue.