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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-23

have been guests Of the bride for
several days.
Prominent Engagement.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Southgate Lennon,
OF Fauauier county, Va. and Batti-
more, have announced the engage
ynent OF their daughter, Miss Neville
St. George Lennon. to Mr. Charles
Kuhn Harrison, son Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kuhn Harrison.
Miss Lennon. who is prominently re-
lated i'm Virginia, has been very pop
ular since her debut in Baltimore.
she Is well known in Richmond So
ciety having visited relatives here on
several occasions Mr.. Harrison be-
longs 70 an equally well known fam
ity, and hts marriage to Miss Lem
mon will unite two OF the most i'm
portant families In Baltimore and
Virginia.
MIR Pitcher WEEDS.
A wedding of much interest in
Richmond, celebrated In the Baptist
church Of Fredericksburg. Va. yes
terday evening at $50 o'clock, was
that of Miss Grace Cunningham
Jones. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
(. ", Jones. Of "Elmhurst, and Mr..
Lewis Pitcher, Of this city son OF
the lata William 6. and Susan Starke
Is secretary To MIR. Warren p. Tay-
lor. traffc manager OF the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac rail
road The ceremony was performed
hv DR.. r s. Dunnaway. a former
pastor or the bride, assisted by the
Rev r.. Aubrey williams, of Fred
eric Eashurg. Mrs. A. p. Rowe, OF
Fredericksburg. sang Consistency just
before the ceremony. Mrs. Mary
Quinn Hicks presided at the organ,
rendering the bridal chorus from
I.ohengrin as the bridal party en-
tered the church and Mendelssohn's
wedding march at the close OF the
ceremony. The ehancel was banked
with palms and ferns.
The bride wore an exquisite gown
of white messaline and hand made
lace. trimmed IN pearls, and a tu1le
veil fastened with coronet OF orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bou-
quet of Brides roses and lilies or the
valley. The brides attendants Were:
Miss NJ Isabel Williams. of Orange,
Va, maid of honor, and Misses An
ME May Baker, of Fredericksburg;
Arabeila s. Pitcher, of Richmond,
and Sadie X. Tyler. of Fredericks-
burg. bridesmaids. The maid Of hon
or was gowned in pink crepe me-
teor. trimmed in lace, with touches
of silver, and carried pink Brides
maid roses. The other maids wore
lovely froeks of Nile green messaline
sIraped with white chiffon and caught
with pink resebuds. Their bouquets
we're. Of maiden hair ferns tied with
green ribbon tule. MIR. r. Parsons
Pitcher, of Richmond, attended hts
brother as best man, and the grooms-
men were Messrs. Fl. Brannock Carl
ton. of Richmond: j. Sam Guy, Of
Baltimore; A Stuart Jones, of Fred
ericksburg: La Prade :. Jones, or
Gibson, n. Y, and Or. Lewis D. Pill
cher, Of Petersburg,
immediately after the cernony a
reception was given the bridal party,
the families OF the bride and groom
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and ont-of-town guests at Elm
! hurst the home of the brides pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs Pitcher will
spend their honeymoon at Colorado
! Springs and other Western points,
and VIII he III home In Richmond
after November 5th.
Guests from a distance at the we'd
ding were: Mrs. Susan Starke Pill
cher. Miss Miriam Pitcher. OF Rich
moad: Miss Anna p. Starke, of
Charleston, w. Va; Mrs. John II.
worsham. OF Richmond: Mr.. Judson
S. Bosher. Mr.. Ernest s. Blair. MIR.
Thomas H starke, Mrs. Il. w. Far
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren p. Tay-
lor, Mr.. III. Marbury Taylor, Mr.. H.
Melville starke. Miss Marion starke,
Mr.. G. A. Montgomery, Mrs. NJ. Ellen
Pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Chiles NJ
Terrell. OF Richmond; Mrs. Manly H.
Barnes. of williamsburg: Mr Fred
erick Pitcher, DIR. William Pitcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Pitcher. of
Petersburg. Mr. ] On A. Pitcher Of
Roanoke: Mr.. and Mrs f.. W. Chap
pelle, of Waverly. Va; Mr-~ane Mrs
Mas Lucie Cunningham. OF Boston.
and Miss Josephine Williams, OF
Orange.
honor at several delightful affairs
during the past week. A novelty
shower was given in her honor by
her sister, Mrs. A. Stuart Jones, on
Last Wednesday afternoon, when the
guests included; Misses Grace c.
Jones, Susie NJ, Yates. Susie r.
Tyler. Annie May Baker, Sadie N.
Tyler. Amelia Woods, Lizzie Ecken-
rode. Cora Rowe. Lucie Cunningham,
Mildred Baker. Evelyn Ninde. Mat
tie Miller. Mrs. Samuel Woodbridge,
Mrs. Frank Pratt, Mrs, f. w. Chap
pelle. Of Waverly. and Mrs. A. Stuart
Jones. The bride-to-be was the re-
cipient of 81 number Of lovely gifts,
after the bestowal of which dainty
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Pitcher was the honoree at a
luncheon given by. Mrs. Samuel
woodbridge on Saturday afternoon
when those present were: Misses
Grace c. Jones, Isabel Williams. of
Orange, Sadie X. Tyler, Lizzie Ecken-
rode, Annie May Baker, Mrs. T.. W.
Chappelle, OF Waverly: Mrs, y. Stuart
Jones and Mrs. Samuel Woodbridge.
The color scheme was pink and white.
The bridal party was entertained
at dinner Monday evening by two of
the bridesmaids, Misses Sadie X. Tyler
and Annie May Baker, before the re-
hearsal Covers were laid for Misses
Grace G.. Jones, Isabel Williams of
Orange; Arabella s. Pitcher, of Rich
mond; Mrs. A. Stuart Jones, Messrs.
Lewis Pitcher, II. aDrannock Carlton
and F. Parsons Pitcher. of Richmond:
A. Stuart Jones. j. Samuel Guy. OF
baltimore; La Prade S. Jones, of Glib
son. \. Y. and DIR. Lewis u, Pitcher,
of Petersburg.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hughes Lindsey
of 500 West Franklin street. have an
nouneed the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Eleanor Hazard Lind
sey, to Mr.. Herbert Augustine
Claiborne, of this city. son of Mrs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-23
RICHMOND y1RGINIAN-wEDNEsDAY.o cToBER % o2


William Rufin Cox, the wedding TO
take place in December.
Returns From Danviiie.
Mrs. John Miller has returned to
Richmond. after a visit of several
weeks with reia,tves in feanvtffc.
Mrs. Miller accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. J. /. Pritchett and Mrs. w. r.
Harris, of Danville. on an automo-
bile trip OF fifteen hundred miles
through the sapphire country in west
ern North >Carolna.
Mller--Anderson.
Palms, ferns and chrysanthemums
will decorate ST. Isuke's Episcopal
church at Blackstone, Va, this af-
ternoon for the marriage of Miss
Helen T1nrnbull Anderson. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Gillian Wilson
Anderson, To Mr.. James Thomas
Miller, Jr., son of MIR and Mrs.
James Thomas Miller, Of Larchmont,
Norfolk Va. The ceremony. which
will take place at 2;30 o'clock, viii
be performed by DR.. F. III. Lacy, and
Mrs w. b. Agnew will play the
marches, rendering Aendelssohn- 8
wedding march as the professional
and the bridal chorus from Lohengrin
as the occasional.
Mrs. William Clayton Terrence. OF
Richmond, and Mrs. James Powell
Watson. OF Petersburg, Will be the
natrons of honor, and Miss Virginia
Cary Anderson, sister of the bride,
will be maid OF honor. The brides
maids will be Misses GOldie Miller,
sister OF the groom, May Poythress
Stokes, Frances May Tucker, Kath-
arine, Elizabeth Kennedy, Mary
Elizabeth Scott and Della Miller. 1t
will be a rainbow wedding. and the
maids will wear charming costumes
of narquisette over messaltne, with
satin slippers to match their frocks,
and black picture hats trimmed with
French plumes. Miss Goldle Miiier
will be in yellow. Miss Stokes in blue.
Miss Tucker in orange. Miss Kennedy
in pink, Miss Scott in lavender and
Miss Della Miller in Nile green. They
will carry large bouquets OF white
chrysanthemums. The maid of honor
viii be gowned in pink clinton, iraped
over pink nessaline, and Will carry
pink chrysanthemums
Little Misses Frances Robertson
and SalIie wilkins. wearing lingerie
frocks made in empire style and
trimmed in lace with rainbow sashes,
will hold the ribbons The bride Will
enter the church with her father, who
will give her In marriage. Tier we'd
diHg gown 'S Oh NiliS crepe hieeS't
en- traine, trimmed In real lace and
pearls and made over white satin. Her
Veil will be caught with pearl and
diamond breach, the gift OF the groom,
and she will carry a shower bouquet
Of lilies of the valley. The ring bearer
will he Robert Turnbull Anderson,
brother Of the bride, who will wear
a white Russian blouse suit
Mr.. Earl Robinson, cousin of the
groom. will act as best man, and the
groomsmen will be Messrs. Edward
Randolph Anderson, brother of the
bride; Charles Cameron Cardoza, Ed
ward Epes and Richard Drewry An
derson, brother Of the bride. Of Black
stone, and Bruce Shafer and Clifton
Backus, of Norfolk. The ushers will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-23

Minimum, $4,000. maximum. 5000.
Tncorporators. Edward Rohr. presi-
dent; NJ Hofheimer, vice president,
Harry Hofheimer. secretary--all OF
Norfolk,
Portsmouth Premier Pleasure cor
poration, Portsmouth, Va. Capital
stock: Minimum. 500: maximum,
$4,000. Incorporators: John Wins
low. president; Stanley Calding, vice.
president; Thomas Elliott. secretary
and treasurer~-ali of Portsmouth, Va,
Red. White and Blue Candy Manu-
featuring company, Incorporated,
Norfolk, Va. Capital stock Mini
mum. $1,000: maximum, $4,000. In
eorporators. s. Levin, president; B.
Abraham, secretary; H. Levin-~al
of Norfolk, Va.
Southern Motor News corporation,
Roanoke, Va. Capital stock; Mini
mum, $1,000; maximum. $4,000. In
corporators. J. nj. Stevens president;
A. r. Staples. Jr., VICE president; j.
j. Garvin, secretary; ]. r. Hunter,
treasurer-ali of Roanoke.
Automobile Dealers Show associa-
ton, Incorporated, Richmond. Va
Capital stock: Minimum. $1,000; max
imum. $1,000, Incorp.rators: J.. NJ.
Foster, president: Coleman Cutchins.
vice president: jay Lewis. secretary.
n. r, Airport, treasurer-all OF Rich
mond, Va.
Domesticated Foreign corporations;
Hardware Distributing Stores COM
pany. Incorporated, New York cor
poration. Capital stock: $4,000. In
corporators; Adolph Eiehorn, Jr., s.
A. Richmond, Va.
West Disinfecting company. a New
York corporation; Capital stock:
$4,000. ], j. Marcuse, State agent,
Richmond, Va.
Hires-Turners Glass company, A
Pennsylvania corporation. domesti-
Gated. Capital stock: $3.50, 600
Gardner l.. Bootf1e, State agent, Alex
andria, Va.
Building and Loan Corporation o.
Winchester. Va, Winchester. Va,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-23
Society

The Richmond German club held its
annual meeting at the Westmoreland
luh last night, electing officers for
ne year. ard deciding on the dates
pr the series OF germans TO be given
ais winter. The officers elected are;
Ssge n. Carter Scott, president:
wvin .gaynes. vice president, George
1. Reid. secretary and treasurer; 10
ane Stern, Charles s. HAYES and
alenan xvortharn. executive commit
ye Following were the dates Sc
nted. pecemher eth, the first ger
san: the Christmas german on De
enber cad, January 9Th, January 20th.
february Cd. aud this Easter german
March "a
The germans given by this club,
rhich Is the oldest and most excIu-
NE social organization in Richmond,
70 among the hNndsoUfest social func~
ions If the year. The dehutantes VIII
make their formal bo~ 10 society at
h. opening Monday german, which
ealiy begins the social season in Rich
tend.
pollartf--WatfSon
The marriage Of Miss Helen GRAY
Watson. daughter 81 Mr.. aDd Mrs.
rnIlam GRAY Watson, 10 Mr. Thorn
8 Pollard. SON Of MIR. and Mrs. Hen
r. Pollard. 81 th4s city. vii be-
he most important event in Ricn-
soud society today, though the we'd
sns will be celebrated very quietly
lr. W. j. Young, pastor Of Centenary
feshodist church. viii perform the
CEREMONY. which Will take place NJ 6
'clock In the home nf the brides
arents. a32 West Grace street, with
nlv the Immediate families and a
efv few intimate friends present.
..enra tons will he IN palms and
srns. and an orchestra will play dur
AZ the small reception following the
CEREMONY.
The bride viii enter the drawing
rana With her father. who will give
,er IN marriage She will wear a
AVN az soft white satin with tulle
ell caught with orange blossoms, and
sii carry Il shower bouquet Of lilies
Z the valley and white orchids Miss
lillian Watson. sister Of the bride.
ri, he maid Of honor. md viii ne
owned in yellow satin trimmed with
osi%hes of lavender She Will carry
shower bouquet of lavender orchids.
he grooms brother. MIR Fred Pol
ard. will he best r1an.
Mr Pollard and his bride viii go
Forth IN their wedding trip, and Will
sc a. home at afs West Grace street
@ter November list. Among the
psesis at the wedding viii he Miss
Margaret Robinson. ar Lexington, Va,
md Misses Margaret Lee and Juiia
fpottswood Lee, Of Baltimore, VINO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-23

Capital stock. $500, 600. Incorpora-
tors: H. Il, Cooper. president; Shir-
ley Carter. secretary; G.. NJ. Hans
boro-ail OF Winchester. Va.
Hiwasse Chemical and Color Mines,
incorporated. Hwasse, Va. Capital
stock: Minimum. 5000; maximum,
$4,000. Incorporators: Herbert Il.
Baker. president; r.. C. Beck. treas
urer. p. A. MacPhie, secrctary-all
Of Boston. Mass.
The Southern Gone company, In
cerporated. Richmond, Va Capital
stock: Minimum, $4,000: maximum,
$4,000. Incorporators; Harahcd Asa
darian, president: Mrs. +. Garabidian.
president: Mrs. Annie Garabid-
ian---ail Of Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-23
SPEAKER BYRD WILL
AID AYERS CAMPAIGN

Canoeing all of his speaking en-
sagements for the month of October
at other points in the State, Speaker
Richard T.. Byrd yesterday announced
that he hal responded to the Mace
DOMAIN cry from the Ninth district
and on October 2sth would take the
stump In behalf OF General Ayers
candidacy for congress He advised
the party officers in the Ninth by wire
vest erday of his purpose and an
thorixed them To make engagements
for him wherever they thought he
was needed.
The Ninth is making a valiant ef-
fort this campaign to defeat Con-
gresham Slemp, and party leaders
in the district are confident this time
Of victory.
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include Messrs. Henry Irby stokes and
j. Asbury Compton. OF Blackstone
and James Powell Watson and Rob.
ert Claiborne Jones, OF Petersburg.
Miss Anderson has been much en-
tFrtafnEd as bride-sfect Mrs.
George F. Seay gave linen shower
in her honor last Friday evening, and
Miss Mary Poythress Stokes entertain
cd the bridal party at an Informal re-
ception last night. Mr.. Miller and
his bride will go North on their
wedding trip
Out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding will include: Mr. and Mrs. James
Thomas Miller. Mr.. and Mrs, Wild
geons, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Robinson,
Mrs. vanderberry, OF Norfolk, Va:
Mrs. Maria Art>ser, of Richmond, Va,
Mrs. Harry G. Barr, of Swarthmore,
Pa; Mrs. r. II. Jones, of Petersburg,
Va; Miss Maria Jones. of Petersburg,
Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Epes, of
Farrnville. Va; Mrs Lille Neblett. OF
Underwood. Va; Mr.. william G. Ter
renee, of Richmond. Va. Airs. Helen
Jackson, Of Virginia Beach, Va; Msss
Mariette Shafer. of Norfolk. Va. an I
MIR. and Mrs. John Upton. of Norfolk,
Va.
Engagement Apnounccd.
MI. anu ldS huii4fi9t VA
Stafford county Va, announce the
engagement of their daughter. Lena
Agnes, to Dr. Alvah Livingstone
Herring, of Richmond. The wedding
will take place in the late fall.
Luncheon at Country Club.
Mrs /. Newton Vaughan was
hostess at an attractive luncheon IF
eight covers at the Country club yes
terday. The table was arranged In
the palm parlor, and was decorated
with pink flowers.
Whist Club Plays.
The Stay-at- Home Whist club met
Monday evening with Mr.. ana Mrs.
Arthur Cannon, of 924 Park avenue.
score was made by MIS-. Cannon and
Mr.. JIG. Knox. Miss Mrgaaret Nor
son, of sss West Grace street, will
entertain the club next week.
Personals.
Miss Mary Gibson Hundiey. Of
Mathews Courthouse, Va, is the guest
of relatives here.
Mr.. Walton Vaughan sailed from
New York saturday on the Cleveland
for a tour of six months around the
world.
Mrs. c. c. Taliaferro. Of Roanoke,
is the guest of Mrs. Walter Chris
tian.
Virginia, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
j. b. Walthall-
Mrs. r. II. Talley and children have
returned from Cheyenne. Wyoming,
where they have been spending sew
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-23
New Charters GrantesI.

WV N8fHd fE7IE UFHFfNFUt
The following charters have been
granted by the state corporation conf
mission: 4
Manhattan Amusement corpora
ton, Norfolk, Va. Capital stock:
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hurry have heat il 10 the nnd aea
waFta 81 Inc monnIa,lIs ana the stay-
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tpy M4tAfAf &sfnl6 a, Y. A4ngaf W1fen
Berlin 1uly ie.--gmperor william
naa iuNl ma0n II speech designed %
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ThnfAdzS nlHht there was q pleas,
Rns little dancing party at the We
mans club building when d bunth ~
young fnop entertained their YounA
lady fricndn. Mrs CnNnnanah fur
nisiisd the saaslg and ihcss 11aasas
wcee AilHHos Ruth and Beatrice ilfsld.
Aalna stern, Myrie and HELEN Hope.
s.ana Ferguson. Katherine chnreH.
Alma finidrldgc. sriornn alnfrsou.
Margaret Cartwright. Elsie Kempon.
len. Stella Kelly, MamIa Rely. Elea.
nor vaughey. and nebeooa nnlradaile.
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Are You Going To-
Mountainair :

About she next thing 70 vary Tho
Inonnt0ny VIII ho lllH chnHiHnQun ~
&sDnnlninalr which STARTS on ihe 2fth
Gf thla month NJ me cool Village
among the plnun lteea~~iFhloh
sounds especially ettFaetIvn fuel ~
this Nunefhcnted season. Quite d
nuniber az AlbnqueSNwe people nFn
aoinn up ON Che lnpunin|n 70 kpend
|lhn whole two WAAAH VI i1ip Naaemply
nnd blR crowd Of cxcufsipnistn
|wtll likely 90 up from this nssg On tina
|fWo niG days. klhnQuerune Day and
i.es1uTues pay. csrcrsassg or the
fnfnNf, whom tho peopie of Aibu-
ques4ne ara expected "a turn ont en-
metse ana make the BID nolah ~ The
ha|e Asae.sl,lys sanatas faaAo Bafsh
IA chairman or the AIounerQuo Day
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shlnas viii Re doing. especially Flnrs
~ has the able nsslsfapef Of ivan
0funefald. ~ n, &NhWNnlker ana
JOHN Leo Clarke. The lalltl ttthe, n
ANYONE should ask YoH Grant lnuer
NuR4d 1t the honnvofsuf and Pro-
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as&h nNn when ne AAbNeHerano
ILL., ufcdedea rs psHw 1s74i of
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Thnfsslay night the hlgacst dance
of lhe week was attended BY the
younger vet AZ tho Dad Fellows hill
WITH splendid mvsic and evarvthlne
nlpc N connection quite antlafacloFy.
TheDo attending wess Misses neatIi0e
and Ruth 1lfeld. AisSs stern. Helen
ana Myrtle Hope. Lena FeFNuaAoll.
katneFlNe ChnyeA Alma nN1dfldaU.
lteioflt Rsnies0r, MaFaares Cart
wslHnt, E.Alo Kempenlch. Stella kefs
~. Mamie Kelly. Eleanor veughey
Nnd nebeccR noftndallns and A1eexfs
~ n. lloeehwald. W. Floefahhim,
'WllIlam Moclerkcn. g.pNtoF ilfeld.
Cooper. Gordon Gnsa l.oslih nahntt.
rEonk Epllx. Morton soIlgmas itows
ard Llvinnslon. William uriinmnks
Arthur XAnow. Junior o'Reliiy, Al
grea Ifempenich. Frank Hnbbcll,
Ounce ana Edgar Jaffa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-13
The Churches

"F""""H 1872" 49,
German services viii 30 held q week
from this sunday. duly afat. h sbo
Central Methodist church. corner Ar.
~ street ana Central pvenue. begin.
ming az $40 o'clock N the Afternoon,
Rev, r.. Krelaohmar, pastor.
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hHgHf bAcllhoflof EaalecoGnl Church.
corner south Third street ard
lead nyenue,
Charles Oscar hickman, PASTOR
Mlaa gGleh uofby, dcaroaeas.
sunday schyoOl ~ ntea q. nj, y, 'A.|
f'orterneld, annerlutena .sAt Preaching
AZ J q. m, by Rev. a.. Mcnnle Of the
south Kansas c0nferenco. 3
EpwoFth league dey0tional services
NJ 3, M. Union service n she First
Praehyt4fIan church NJ = D, IA. Muale
by the choral society az morDlpa wor-
ship.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-13


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