The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-17

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Ra-senstein ia son Of Mr.. and. Mrs
A. r. RartenSSein. and Is popular IL
sos tai and military circles. being Z
M Der ~ the FauQuler ana CouJtr.
.Ailsaae, s.-,s a-=t.sityrr va-uTz1t W vAcFrt'
pSry c. Second regiment, Virginia in.
fAniry He is an expert rife shot
and member Of the State rife team,
having made same al Camp Perry
three years aEo. Owing to the re-
cent bereavement In the family 81 Mr.
Bartenstein. the wedding will be a
I very quiet affair.
Invitations have been received here
/ to the marriage ~ Miss Lacy Jane
Stnaeusan and Mir. James Augustus
/ Loving The ceremony viii take place
at NartuA en- the James. Thursday.
June 20;h. at noon,
MIR and Mrs. Samuel Parran. OF
/ Baltirners has announced the engage
7 rrsrrr7t daughter, 3tahef Eyer
I ton. to Lieutenant Robert Henry Lee
1 L. s A Lieutenant Lee is a great
nephew Of General Robert f. Lee.
Yachting Trip.
The cast Of the Leap year Episode
was delightfully."- entertained Saturday
afternoon by Ir. Cowardin. on a
Yachting trip down the river To the
Richmond Yacht club Supper was
served and music and dancing en-
! joyed. Among those who were the
recipients Of Dr. Cowarlin's hospi-
tally were: Misses Alice Satterfield
/ GerIude Decker. Lura Atkinson, Eu-
genia Jobson, Dubre Hay. Georgit
Zines and Marie Grubbs and Me@srs
Clarence Hughes. Russell Kuhn, Les
lie Lyeil- Anderson Cosby. Albert
Steele. Archie Cartwright and Mr.
Hamiin Mrs. John Satterfield chap
croned 're party.
The play will he given this even
/ ing at st, Mary's hall and Its former
/ success Mil he dAHbt he repeated.
Danieis--Fatheriy.
quiet but pretty marriage was
snlennized- Thursday In Norfolk
when Miss Mary Madeline Fatheriy
became the bride OF Mr. George Lacy
! Daniels. Rev. j. A. Christian was
the officiating minister.
Miss Annie FatherIy was her sis
ter's only attendant She wore blue
silk wown with an overdress OF white
marouisette.
The bride was Handsomely attired
in going away gown Of tan broad.
cloth with hat and gloves 10 match
and carried n shower bouquet Of
white carnation. The bride Is the
daughter of Mrs. Sarah and The late
James IL T,atharly. and the groom is
the son 81 Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Daniels. of Norfolk After an OK
tended Northern tour tho young
couple will return by way OF Wash
ington and Richmond and will make
| their home in Norfolk
Beck Luck Marriage.
A quiet but beautiful marriage was
| celebrated In Roanoke THURSDAY nj
$50 o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
| M. Louise Luck. when her daughte~
Miss Matte Buford Luck. became the
bride Of Mr.. John d. Beck. OF the
firm OF Beck, Crouch e co. Tha
Rev. J, F. Luck, Of Bedford county
! an uncle Of the bride, offlciated Thu
bow window YVES converted into an
altar and banked with palms ferns,
daises and great stalks of beautiful
rock lilies From the top OF tho bow
window to the arch of trailing wires
under which great white wedding
bell WAS hung. were broad steamers
Of pink ribbon. carrying out the color
scheme or white and pink, An isle
was formed by ropes. made OF ferns
! Beck, Of MartjnsviIe. and Helen
| Hughen, nieces Of the groom,
through which the bridal party
passed. Little Miss Louise Mason
niece of the bride. az ring bearer
came first. then the maid OF honor
! Miss Lucille Luck. Epwned in white
embroidered organdY. carrying a
bouquet Of pink sweetpeas
The bride entered with her sister
Mrs. j. NJ. Richardson. matron Of.
honor. the bride wearing a suit Of
brown and tan, with hat and gloves
10 match and carrying q bouquet OF
/ Brides roses with a shower Of white
sweetpeas The matron OF honor
wore a gown of white embroidered
Eynile -and-carrled- bridesmaid reaes
! They were met AT the altar by the
groom and his best man. Mr.. J. NJ
! RicAard2QE-- YAGHa--tl44- impressive
I ring ceremony was performed 4
chorus stationed In the hall and IN.
under the direction Of Mrs Walter
L. Schenk, who presided at tho piano
sang the bridal choruses fron1
! Iohengrin. During the ceremony
Mrs Schenk sang a beautiful old .ove
song In subdued tone
An Informal reception followed
the ceremony. at which only the i'm
mediate families we're present. The
refreshments consisted OF dainty ices,
which carrid out the scheme of pink
/ and white
/ Graduates Indoor Picnic.
I The graduating classes OF the John
Marshall high school held an indoor
picnic AZ the school. Friday after
noon. and tho affair was thoroughly
! enjoyable. Track meet sports. IT.
! door baseball, and other games. made
| the hours pass pleasantly. Refresh
ments were served. after which fare
wells were said. TO meet again az
members Of the Alumni association.
Personals
NEs- Henry g. Reilly q Hd children
vsIa hnve keen tht. gaes1s t,f Mr.. ard
Mrs. W. r. Edmunds. of Houston.
/ Va. have returned to the city. Mrs.
! Reily's party was Joined BY Miss
Sarah Leigh and Master Lewis Ed
/ munds They will later go TO a camp
In the New Hampshire hills for the
summer
Miss Mary johnson has taken the
| Brokenborouah cottage at Warm
Springs. and will occupy It until the
completion Of her summer home on
the Boulevard in the autumn.
Mrs. Joseph Willard will probably
spend a portion OF the summer at
Hot Springs, Va.