The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-18
Society

one OF the largest gatherings OF
society this fall was seen at the Coun-
try club Saturday at the afternoon
tea and dance, and there were mum
Der OF pretty little dinners. Mrs John
s. Munce entertained party Of twelve
at dinner In the palm parior. whIeh
was decorated with autumn leaves ana
yellew and white chrysanthemufns
Miss Nell Carneal- gave an ATTRACTIVE
dinner Of twelve covers. The table
was decorated with yellow shaded
Lights and ohrysanthemums- Miss
Earneai ard her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
]. o. Carneal who have been spend
ing the fail season at their country
home on the Broad Street road, viii
return to Richmond today TO open
their home On Grace street Jor the
winter.
Visiting Relatives Here.
Mrs Lillian Breckenridge ana her
two little daughters, Virginia and
Lillian. who spent the past six months
ia fincastle, Va. are spending
month with relatives In Richmond be-
tors returning 10 tneir home al
Donaldsonyille, La. Mrs. Breekinridge
and Mrs. j, G. Easiey, Of this city,
attended the Il. ID. {. convention In
Washington last week SIS delegates
from the + incastio chapter
h, Honor Of Bishop Lloyd.
Judge and Mrs w. h, Martin en-
teTtained Friday evening at dinner at
their residence. IN Westover avenue.
in Norfolk. In honor of Bishop
arthur : Lloyd. Of New York The
liable decorations we're most attractive
and Judge and Mrs Martins guests
were Bishop Lloyd. Of New York;
Rev Meade Clark. Of Richmond, Or.
ana Mrs. Kirkland hufiln. MIR and
Mrs. Barton Myers, Misses Elizabeth
and Ida Martin ana Judge Thomas
WILCOX,
Officers CT Art Club.
AT The annual meeting Of the Art
Club OF Richmond Friday night, Ma
sor James RI Doetey was reelected
president, and other ofiicars chosen
we're Admiral Haerie Webster. vice
president; Mrs Irving Clark, eecre-
tary; Miss Helen Lorraine. treasurer
Sew members OF the hoard are Misses
Bcase CAti4u, s4ay Da4la. Ehaapsth
Davenport AdeI Clark, Edith Rag-
ead. Alr George Bryan Miss Celeste
f<o'4ak was awarded The Dooiey schol-
Arshlp. An interesting feature Of the
meeting was an address on Munich
5s an Art Center" by Major Dooley
who has recently returned from an
extended tour Of Europe.
Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A Gardner
announce the approaching marriage OF
their daughter. Vida Agnes, TO Mr.
fitzhugh Jeti. the wedding 10 take
place on Tuesday. November goth, at
8 s, az pofi BAPTIST church, e.a1rport, Va,
AT nie Womans Club.
Or. Frank G. Woodward will lecture
tAfnya ~ ~
club this afternoon at $50 o'clock
on Macbeth. Miss Jane Rutner-
foord Is Chairman OF the afternoon.
t.ss$sdsYiss-~Sgerfsyssa asra sts, v>e-..'
Miss Lena Mildred Merryman,
daughter OF Mr.. Robert Nerryman.
and Mr.. orvflle Goodwin, of Clifton
Forge, Va, were married Thursday
morning al 10 O'Clock at the Central
Methodist church at EustbuFg, Camp
bell county. Va. The church was dec
Grated with running cedar. evergreens.
autumn leaves and yellow and white
carEsanthemums. The family pews
were marked with flower gates, which
were opened by little Aileen and Jose
phine Merryman, nieces OF the bride
While the guests we're gathering
and being seated In the church, Mr.
s. C. Dunn. of Clifton Forge. sang
an appropriate selection. while as the
wedding party entered the church
Miss merle Wes.n.an, At chmonl
played the chorus from Wagners Lo-
hengrin, and then. rendered softly
"Narcissus" during the ceremony,
The gr0omsmen were Messrs Rob
ert Norman and Malcolm Merryman,
Of Campbell county; A. II. Light, OF
Rnstburg; Sam Cowllug, Of Lynch
burg: O. w McMullen and James
Brown, af C@8ttR Forge. The brides
maids were Misses Mary Merryman, of
Rustburg: Marie Cowling Perrow,
Mary Cowling and Bessie Lee, of
Lynchburg; Annie Laurie Perrow, OF
Roanoke. and Ethel Hughes. of
Gladys. They wore frocks of yellow
marquisette over yellow messaline and
carried yellow chrysanthemums,
After the brides maids came the
maid OF honor. Miss Amelia Merry
man. sister Of the bride. who was
eowned In marquisette over pink vel
VET and carr led white chrysan the-
NUNS Mr.. Edward Smith. OF Clifton
Forge, was hest man. Rev Elmer
Fearn. the pastor, peri 1rmed the GER
emory. The bri9e was Fowned in
white crepe meteor over white sat H.
trimmed IN princess lace and pearls
and carried a shower boEquet Of
Brides roses and lilies OF The valley
f1tf igHE Ven VIE AL an Seu al q j u
!iet cap and was caught with lilies of
the valley. Her only ornament was
q handsome cameo. a gift from her
father and mother.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Goodwin left for a Northern tour.
The oot-of-town guests were: Mrs.
S. W. Goodwin, MIR. VIII Goodwin. Mrs.
A. b. kinghan, and Mi s Lillian Ken
needy. Of Clifton Forge; Rev Asa Dris-
coll, ~ Accomac county; Misses Cleora
and Helen Williams. OF Warsaw. n.
C: Mr. Clarence Merryman, of Phila-
deiphia: ST IS Annie Perrow, OF Roa-
noke: MeEsrs Hunter Morton, Gordon
Lewis. Roy Norman, Sam Cowling.
Mrs w Il. Perrow, Misses Marie Per-
row. Mary C9wling and Be sic Lee:
slso Mrs. Melton Lee, Of Lynchburg;
Miss Merle Wesiman, Of Richmond:
Mr.. s. c. Dunn. O. n. McMullen,
James Brown and Edward Smith, Of
CLIFTON Forge
Important Called Meeting.
AR important called meeting Of the
beard 81 managers Of the Virginia
II 3me for Incurab les will be held
Wednesday morning at IL o'clock AZ
the home All the auxiiiaries are re-
oufs,ed TO meet vi the board ~
business OF importance is 10 be
brought up,
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Vaughan spent
the weekend with Mrs. /. N. Vaughan
at Pasadena nesr Ashland.
Mr. ana Mrs E4rkgiale y.athron