The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-28

Robinson, Rev. c. c. Caldwell. OF Mar
lin, Tex; Rev. c. ]. Hill and party,
Orange; Or. Lewis Holladay and
party. Orange; Colonel William Todd.
mayor of West Hampton. Va, and
party; {. G. Taliaferro and party.
Orange; w. w, Burgess aud family,
Orange; Dr. +. o. Scott, Orange; w.
w. Sanford and family, Madison Run,
Va; II. +. Twytnan and family, ivy
mans Mill, Va; j. X. Marshall, New
York; II. T. Taliaferro. New York.
At Virginia Beach.
Recent arrivals at the Princess
Ann inn, Virginia Beach. include; Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Bell, Master Parks
Bell. Mrs. j. y. Floyd. W. w. Rey
noIds. Marionville. Va: A. Aubray
Williams, Fredericksburg, Va; W. Il.
Warren, Accomac, Va: .. Il. Smith.
Lynchburg Va, Mrs. IL Clark.
Dailes, Miss; Mrs A l.. Stevens and
son. purant, Miss. DIR. and Mrs =.
g. Lewis. Washington, Pa. Mr. and
Mrs. J. 4. Whitehead, Williston. Fla;
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ. Peed, Ports
mouth. Va; Il. H. Strayker. Mrs. Eu-
gene Robinson, Miss Virginia Robin
son, Miss Edith Mcconnell. Mr. and
Mrs. l.. G.. Blase, :. b. Atkins, wife
and child. Richmond IL, pr WITT
liams, Elizabeth CITY. \. c. Louis
Chevalier. wife and child, Baltimore,
Md. Captain J. II. Wood, wife and
child, Portsmouth, Va; Charles Zim-
norman and n. II. alyers, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles w. Brelsford.
Washington, d. c.: ID. ii. Van Mort
wick. Petersburg, Va; w. A. Gordon.
wife and child. Law rencesille, Va.
Wed in London.
Il ttl< # MN tf1t 70 ~
ginians took place Thursday in Lon
don, where Miss Resale Tunstall
Smith. the eldest daughter OF Mr..
Tunstall Smith, of Baltimore. was
married TO Mr.. Give Forster Cooper
OF Cambridge, England.
The ceremony was performed at
1880 O'Clock at Trinity church by the
rector of the parish. The bride, who
was given in marriage by her father
wore a gown OF white sa in, trimmed
with old point lace. and her tuIIe ven
was caught with a coronet of orange
blossoms Her two sisters--Misses
Anita and Marian Tunstail Smith
were her only attendants. The we'd
ding was very quiet one, with only
the two families and a few intimate
friends present.
Many handsome presents were re-
ceived. but the most novel and unique
rounds the house, a present from the
groom's mother, and VAS planted by
one OF the professors at Cambridge
as wedding gift to his colleague.
The planting Of the garden was done
in the early spring and everything
imaginable as we'll as needful was set
out In it's proper season. There are
Towering and ornamental shrubbery
hedges and small trees, quantities of
flowers. both annual and perennials
and, best ar all, vegetable garden,
where the bride will find many of her
American vegetables as we'll as many
that are native to her adopted home
Altogether. the planted garden Is
gift that will bring untold pleas
ure and comfort to the recipients.
The bride and bridegroom, after
wedding trip spent In Yorkshire, will
take UP their residence in Cambridge.
where MIR. Foster-Cooper is an in
structor la one of the colleges.
Among the guests at the wedding
were Mrs. r. Snowden Andrews. the
brides grandmother: Mrs. Cooper. the
mother OF the groom: Mrs, Henry Ba-
con and Mrs. Gibson FAhnestock,
aunts of the bride: Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Gotten and Lord Fairfax.
Guests at Luncheon
Mrs. Marvin Pace was the hostess
Thursday morning at charming
bridge luncheon in honor of her guests,
Mrs ID. W. Bowles, Jr., Miss Daisy
Morgan and Miss Addle Irwin. Of
Richmond. Before going to Roanoke
Mrs Bowies and Miss Morgan were
guests Of their grandmother. Mrs w
A. Morgan, at Valley View farm, near
Salem.
Engagements Announced.
The Rev. and Mrs, Robert H Win
Tree, of Midlothian. Va. announce the
engagement OF their daughters, Miss
Emma Gold Winfree. to Charles Glenn
ents Russell, of Richmond. and Miss
Maria Louise Winfree to Hiram Ro-
land Scherer. Of Chesterfield county.
The double wedding will take place in
the early fall and the ceremonies win
be performed in the Bethel Baptist
church. of Midlothian
Personals.
Miss Gay Montague will leave to-
morrow for Winchester where she
will be the guest of Miss Isabel
Baker for several weeks
Misses Pattie and Cammie Cary re-
turned Friday from Bowling Green.
where they have been guests of Miss
Annie White at ''Oid Mansion" Tor
two weeks.
Miss Francis Wheat left on Thurs
day for the White sulphur Springs,
where she will join her aunt. Mrs
Thomas Rutherford. and Miss Given
dolyn Rutherford for a month
Mrs. A. Bierne Blair and daughter
are spending the summer at Bay
Head. n. J.
Mrs. Sidney Johnston Dudley viii
go to Hampton on Wednesday and
later will go to Old Point with Judge
Dudley to attend the convention OF the
State Bar association.
Mrs. r. T. Styll. who has just re-
turned from Newport News, where she
was the guest of Mrs. r. ID. Willis.
will leave shortly to spend the mbnth
of August at Allegheny Springs.
Mrs. George Barnett, of Wakefield
Manor. Va. is spending some time
at Narragansett Pier. r. l.
Mr~and Mrs Granville Valentine
will spend the month OF August on
the Massachusetts, coast.
Mrs, Charles Chapel and Misses
Mary and Charlotte Chappell return
ed home yesterday, after months
stay in the country.
Mrs, r. o. McCabe and little daugh-
ter. who are spending several weeks
at the Henry Clay inn in Ashland. viii