The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-19
Society /

Youngstown, O., win return to Rich
mond this week from Europe. They
won't abroad In July. and have since
been travelling on the continent Mr..
vaughan went to New York to meet
their ship, which was expected to ar
rive yesterday.
Marriage Announcement.
Mr.. William s. woolton announces
the approaching marriage OF his daugh-
ter, Mary Scott. to Mr.. Richard PEN
dlcten winston. The wedding will
take place on Saturday. September
esth. In Roanoke, Va
Northumberland.
Quantities OF goidenrod and ferns
decoratea Norwood" the home of
Mr.. and Mrs williapn w. Kennon in
Powhatan county yesterday afternoon
at s o'clock, for the marriage OF their
daughter, Nancy Randolph. to Mr..
Thomas &. Mouiton, Jr., Of Richmond.
TIE ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Martin johnson In the presence
of several hundred guests including
many Richmond people. The bride
wore a gown of white satin, hand en-
broidered and trimmed in duchess
lace and pearls, and tuile veil,
caught with orange blossoms. She
came In with her father, who gave
her In marriage. and carried q oou-
cuet of lilies OF the valley. Her at
PENDANTS were her sister, Mrs. Julius
Blnford. Jr., of Richmond. as matron
OF honor; Miss Mary Moulton. OF
Richmond, and Miss Bessie overton
Kennon. OF Norwood" as maids or
honor, and little Misses Constance
1<ennon and Eleanor Rinford, OF Rich-
mond, rs flower girls. Mr.. Cecil Stew
ems was the best man. and Mr.. Adkins
Moulton and DIR. William q. Kennoh
were ushers-
Mrs B.nford was handsomely
rowued In yellow chiffon cloth with
an arm bouquet of yellow roses Inc
mazda wore frocks OF white voiie.
fashioned over yellow satin. ana car
ried yellow daisies. The little mower
iris wore white null dresses with
ysl,ou ribbons and carried BASKETS Of
xo1dsn rod. The ceremony Was for.
iowea by a large reception. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Moulton left for Northern tour,
and on their return will be at homo
In Richmond.
Al Breton Woods.
Among the Richmond people VINO
have been spending part OF Septem-
her n BRETON Woods. New liam
pshtre, are Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred 1:
Harrix Miss Marian Harris. Mr.. anu
Mrs. ". s. Fobes, Mr.. and MRS
Blanchard Forbes, Mr.. and MRS, j.
scott Parrish, Mrs George F. Mulchs
Misses Stuart Miss Annie Rose Wal
ker and Mr.. John G, Walker.
Home Wedding.
A very pretty marriage was ceie
brated yesterday morning al s:sV
o'clock at the home of Mr.. L Dan
1ix. wf1en his daughter. Miss Susie
Ber Hix, became the bride OK MI. Ed
ward Henry Winston. formerly OF
Hickory. n c.. now OF Richmond.
IN ceremony was performed by the
Rev. r.. b. Eggteston, pastor Of Third
Presbyterian church. and Mr. Clarence
Frishkorn. played the wedding march.
The bride wore q tailored suit OF blue
serge. with hat and gloves to maUn,
and carried brides roses Her sister,
Mass jamie Hix. was her 0aid of hon
or and only attendant. she was
rowned In white chiffon. trimmed with
pink ribbon rosebuds. and her pou-
ouet was Of pink roses. Mr.. Clarence
Buchanan acted as best man. MI, MT
Winston and his bride left last night
FOR western North Carolina They
will live in Richmond.
Delegates Elected.
Richmond chapter. United Daush-
ters of the Confederacy, met yester-
day morning In Lee Camp Hall, and
elected the following delegates TO
the state convention IN Harrisonbarg
on October sth. 9Th. 10th; Mesda mes
Thomas s. Bocock. b. A Bienner; w.
n. yawter %. A. Brown. =. j. White,
Nelson Powell. Writ Mallory, Edgar
Taylor. d. G. Elicit. r. II. Elicit. Bet
tie Eilyson, John Teefy, j. w. White,
i. q. CorIey, C. w. Massie, Samuel
pew. b. j. Taylor, Walter Christian.
Iawton Crutchfieid. J.. Taylor Ely
son, j. ". Cheatwood. Hampton
Fleming, J. p. Fourqurean. Wiuiam
Taliaferro. Fl. c, Christian and Misses
Bette Ellyson. Sallie Archer Ander-
son and Pearl Oakley. The alter
mates are Mesdames James w, Brad
aey. w. J. GIL, w. A. Days. william
Anderson. H. j. Eppes, q. b. Easley,
". w. Huntiey. D. A. Timberiake. X.
W. Thompson, Thomas Johnson,
washburn and Misses Matte Harris.
Nellie S?ence. n. l. angie, Jane
Rutherford and Annie Thomas.
Plans were made for an Ice cream
feast to be given the veterans at the
soldiers Home on Thursday after
noon, September 2sth, at 1870 o'clock.
Mrs. r. a. Bienner is chairman OF the
committee and she will be assisted
hy members of the chapter at large,
Crosses of honor will be presented TO
- Confederate veterans and their de-
scendants at Lee Camp Hail Friday
night by the Richmond chapter Mrs.
Thomas s. Bccock, chafrmen of the
Arlington Monument association for
Virginia, gave an interesting report
from the association. The monu-
uent. which is about complete, n
the work of Sir Moses Ezekiel. and
has been greatly praised by Rich
gn4ord penpie, who saw It In the scafip-
tors studio in Rome the past summer.
The cornerstone OF the Arlington
monument will be laid in November
when the United Daughters of the
Corfederacy hold their annual con-
vention i'm Washington Nineteen
new members were voted into the
chapter yesterday. Thsy are Mrs.
Dora 3. Council. MrA Sarah B.
West. Mrs S. J., Lindsay. Mrs. Charles
McCurdy, Miss Jane Rutherford,
Mrs. j. W. Parker. Mrs. Emily T.
Eutcksson. Miss Elizabeth Jenkins,
Mrs. Lillian Gentry Mercer. Miss
Pearl Quiogen Gentry, Miss kath-
arine Lee Burgess. Miss Agnes Jen-
nings Mercer. Mrs. Martha Fleming
Burgess Porter. Mrs. w. J, Burgess.
Mrs. Marguerite Gordon Parlett, Mrs.
Ruby Burress S.zemore, Mrs. Add.e
May Daagherty, Mrs. r. f. Daugh-'
erty, and Mrs. Rosa A. Groet. The
chapter. on the request of Mrs. II.
!, White. chairman OF the A. p. Hin
monument committee, voted the
necessary amount to turf the square
about the monument.
The corresponding secretary was
instructed TO write notes of sympathy
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