The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-04

sonalitX. She is "a niece Of Rev. John
letter Hurt. of Durham. y. g.. and Of
Judge Peygcn Hohsou. OF Frankfort.
Kentucky The groom is D graduate
of medicine OF the University Of Nir-
ginia. brother OF the tate General
William Male. and one of the most
prominent business men of Culpeper.
Rev. and Mrs. Hurt entertained for
several days at the parsonage house
party, consisting Of a number OF
friends and relatiyes. among them the
paternal grandmother of the bride.
who has given four sons to the Bap-
iist ministry, Immediately after the
ceremony there was reception at
the home OF the brides parents.
Or and Mrs. Male left for an ex-
tended Northern and Western tour,
The brides goiug-away gown was a
handsome. tailored suit OF blue cloth.
and her hat with ostrich tips. was Of
corresponding color After October
the tenth, Or. and Mrs Nalle will he
a. their home near Brandy. Va
Called Meeting.
There viii De an important called
meeting Of Commonwealth Chapter.
Daughters Of tho American Revoiu-
ton. at the home Or the vice regent.
Mrs NJ. Allen Chambers, s14 Park
Avenue Members of the chapter are
requested 70 attend.
Interesting Engagement.
An engagement Of much interest to
Richmond society Is that of Miss Eliz-
abeth Fitzgerald Forbes. daughter Of
the hate Dr and Mrs William s
Forbes 10 Mr. John Law Dallam, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. David English Dallam,
Of Germantown, Pa. The marriage will
take place on October 5th at the homo
OF the brides aunt. Mrs Sinms, in
Chestnut HIS. Pa Mr. DGIlam is
related to Mrs. + DaIiam Barksdale.
of this city. and has a number Of other
relatives here His brother married
Miss Lily West, IF Fachnond. several
years ago.
Observation-Disclosures.
The Rev. Lewis Carter Harrison son
of Mr.. and Mrs Peachy c. Harrison,
of this city, and Miss Ellen Harrison
Robertson. daughter OF Mr.. Powhatan
Robertson. Of Mathews county. Va.
were married Wednesday morning at
Lancaster, \. Fl. MT. and Mrs. Harri-
son are spending their honeymoon in
the Berkshires, and viii be at home
at the Rectory, East Aurora. n, y,
after November 1sL
Engagements Announced.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Johnson w, old, Of
Portsmouth. have announced the en-
EaRCmEntS OF the + daughters, I.llZa-
beth, to Lieutenant John r f3arleow,
L. S. n, and Claudia, 10 Lieutenant
Harold McKittrick, L S. y. The Misses
Old belong to prominent Virginia fam.
He's, and the announcement OF their
engagements Is Of much interest to
Richmond society The weddings W il
take place the latter part Of October.
Home Wedding.
The home of Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Burkert at 1903 cambridge street,
South Richmond. was the scene of
pretty wedding last night at o'clock.
when their daughter. Louise. NILS mar
ried 60 Air w T.. 4}aaNa The ssaflorS
were decorated with palms and ferns
The bride wore gown Of white crepe
chime with tulie veil, and carr Cd
bouquet Of Bride roses Her sister,
Miss Lottie Burkert, gowned in pink
satin wit Il i+trtl PEI,
chiffon and CARRYING Ia France roses.
was nfaftt ri fttthtrr-ff4tt t1i-ttfrerrft1fti1
NJ isses Louise Reams, Rachel Hague
and cieye' Gary, wore lovely frocks Of
blue sat H. Veiied in pink chiffon. and
carried arm bouquets Of white chrys-
anthemums, Mr., Louis Phelps acted
as best man. and the ushers were Mr..
Norwood Ifaddock and Or Amory
The bridal party were entertained at
"a reception on Wednesday evening by
the brides parents
Mr. Rearus and his bride left tast