The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-02
Society

mond yesterday from Mr., and Mrs
John Brown Kimberly for the mar
siagc Of their daughter. Margaret. TO
Mr.. Joe Reese Bradson, lieutenant
l5ead artillery. United states army.
The ceremony will take place on We'd
nesday afternoon, November zeth, at
\ O'Clock In the Church of the Gem
turfon, Fortress Monroe, Va. ana
will be followed by reception in the
assembly room OF the coast artillery
school at $50 o'clock. Miss kim
berly. who f. one of the fnost popu-
lar girls in the army and navy set
~ Old Point, il well known in Rich
rnond society. Her marriage win be
a brilliant event. and a number Of
Richmond people will 80 30 old Point
for the ceremony and the reception
following.
Tea and Dinner Dance.
The Country club has been decor
ated throughout IN autumn leaves ana
cosmos for the tea this afternoon and
the dinner dance tonight. The Deep
Run Hunt club Will have their first
hunt If the season this afternoon,
and will wind UP at the club. In
,erest in the hunt meet will con-
asderablr increase the usual crowd
for tea. which will be served from
$40 until clock In the card and
reading rooms. number Of tsblsH
have been engaged for dinner, which
will be followed by the weekly hop.
Rrtllian, Navy Weddings.
Notable among the brilliant we'd
siangs q the fall we're those 81 Misses
a.lixa beth and Ciandia Old, only
daughters Of M. and Mrs Jonathon
G3t. on Wednesday evening in Ports
mouth, Va.
AT SO o'clock Miss Claudia Pax
t@n Old and Lieutenant Harold 5.
Mckittrlck were married by Father
Asup. Of Richmond. chancellor II tn
Fss6ease Of Virginia. at the home az
hss bride, Es Court street. The rooms
were decorated IN palms, flowers and
many candles and an improvised
altar has been arranged in the front
room. Az the band from the L. y. ).
Louisiana played the wedding march
tne doors were thrown open upon the
beautiful tableau wedding.
The bride was gowned In duchesse
satin, fashioned with real lace and 81
court train. and her bouquet was OF
lilies OF the valley orchids and roses
tier sister. Elizabeth. as maid OF
hnnor, wore "A gown Of pink char
mouse and carried white roses. The
bridesmaids were Misses Mary Sed-
don. Lucy Sylvester. Bertha Emmer-
seszzal 4essefse Williams afisH Marion
Graves. Of Norfolk Miss Fanny
Jones. OF Gloucester; Miss Louise
Hooper, OF Louisburg. W. Va. and
Miss Rebecca Wood, of Edenton, n.
G..
III f.s worr gowns IF white char
tRatses and thsir sharL~ Wells. We're
caught with pink rosabuds. Their
flowers were long stemmed Maryland
roses.
The groom. native of Rochester
y. v. Is attached To the l.. S. g.
louisiana. He was attended By
lieutenant John Barleon, r. S, n. rs
best man, and his groomsmen, whit
wore full-dress uniforms, were
Lieutenant McWhorter. Lieutenant
giinkamp Ensign Moore, Ensign Mer'
rill. Ensign Herbster. Ensign Curley
Ensign Lewis and Lieutenant Hoyt
L s. Nj G,
Following this ceremony. ~ half af
Ter eight o'clock. In Trinity Episcops
church RAa aciemnizea The marriag.
Of Miss Elizabeth nanbury Old ans
lieutenant John s. Barleon, r.. =. n.
of Macarthur, Ohio. now attached 4
this T.. +. X. Louisiana.
The chanceI OF the church was deco
fsstszsaa palms the fasLt*sRss
burned many candles amid ferns ane
flowers Reverend Arthur c. Thom
son, rector Of the church, performed
ter presided at the organ.
The bride entered with her father
by whom she was given away. Sh'
wore gown Of duChesse satin anS
real lace, and her flowers were orchids
lilies OF the valley and roses. Sh'
was attended by her sister. Claudia
as matron OF honor, wearing her wed
ding gown and veil and carrying ne
bridal bouquet. The bridesmaids ant
hn gh
her sister The groom had az hi
best man Lieutenant III. II. Mckittrick
t.. s. n. and Messrs. William Old aht
Arthur Emmerson assisted IA usher
ing
A reception followed at the home
Of the brides parents. in 81 Cour
street.
Punch was served by Mrs. w. ID
Pruden. Mrs. II. j.. Strine and Mis-:
Blanche Fiji, and those serving were
Misses Pauline williams, Vera Tis
nor, SITE barron Emmerson, Doro,
thv Robertson. Julie Langhorne. Flor
emce Nash. Annie Mae Alhertson. An
ME Blunt Ridley. Helen Hunter. Mar
garet Aien1eyer. ln4osen Ennes, Flee
Murdau2h and Dorothy Lindsay
Among TIC out -nf-town guests were
Mrs Herbert jackson and Miss Jack
SIN, of RicEmonG; Or. 2,d Mrs. Huber
ria IN ofsSs, Ct ttAt--tfffs fftts ffrsffS t'"S
weed of New Work, Miss Fanny Jones
of Gloucester: Miss Louise Hooper. Of
Jculshurg, w. Va. Miss Kitty Mitch
ell. Of Petersburg. and from Edenton
Miss Rehtcca Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. w
~ fsrUdeh FIR, and Mrs, Julian Wood
Mr.. anG Mrs. Paxton isadhanl. Mr.. ano
Afra. A. r BakeT, Mr.. Horton Cor"in
Jr., and Mr. ana Mrs Patrick Mat
thews; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watson
OF Danvilla: ar. j. N. Olc. 3rs OF
Petersburg
Engagement Announces.
Miss Ethel II. Davis, OF Mt. AUBURN,
Cincinnati, Ohio, entertained a mum
her of friends Saturday afternoon,
October 2tth, at har home, announcing
her engagement 70 Mr. Albert q. kirt-
ley. formerly Of Richmond. Va. at
present located with The New River
essfs,;sassy. ,M4tntl0ua.as NJ VIZ. Miss
Davis is prominent In society circles
or Cincinnati, ana her marriage 10
Mr. kirlley will be an event Of much
interest here.
Luncheon at Country Club.
Mrs. PHILIP Edward Johnson was
hostess at an attractive luncheon at
the Country club yesterday. Decora
tions were in pink and white cosmos,
and covers were laid for eight guests.
Mr.. Rives in Virginia.
Mr. George b. RiYes, secretary Of
the United States embassy al Rio de
Janeiro, is at his home Gotham, Va.
on leave. Mr.. Rives is the son Of
Mr.. George l. Rives. assistant sec
Rotary OF State under the second adj
~a4fof, Of prgaEdent f-layala,sd