The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-14

MlcknAm AuAAlS AMyLol. oA &O6hAo.es
&. c., by whom she was given away.
She wore an exquisite gown OF white
duchess satin with court train. en-
hroidercd It's full length in heavy
white dix The waist and sleeves of
the gown were of old point lace "a
family heirioom), trimmed In pearl
fringe, and the tulle veil was caught
with orange blossoms. The bride
wore a diamond pendant the gift
Of the groom and carried Il shower
of orchids and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Anne Johnston WAS maid OF
honor and Misses Emily Taylor. Mary
Wilcox and Elizabeth Baylor were
bridesmaids, they all wore fetching
frocks of pink silk charmeuse VITA
white lace coats. and carried showers
OF pink sweetpeaA Pink tulle bows
In the hair added the finishing touch
to these effective costumes
Mr. Edward Mccormick Stthlins
was his brothers best man, end the
ushers were. Messrs. Robert Taylor,
Ludweil baldwin, Tom. Wilcox, jr,
Robert A. Wainwright and walter
Richards OF Norfo~K; Mr.. william
Le,e. of Williamsburg; Mr.. Joshua
Campbell. of New York. and MIR.
Washington Lewis OF Washington. y.
c.
After the wedding a brilliant recep-
ton was held at the home of the
BRIDES mother in Graydon avenue.
The entire lower floor was decorated
with pink giadioli. Killarney roses and
sweetpeas relieved by masses OF
palms and foliage plants, An orchss-
ira WAS stationed behind bank of
palms in the hall.
Mrs. Wickham Taylor Mrs. Ed
ward Mccormick Stribling. OF Berry
vile, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. John Strib-
ling. Mr.. and Mrs, Burwell Gard
ner, Of Georgia, and Mr.. Kownsler,
CT BeFTSsS4iie,- were 4fa-the- receiving
line.
Mrs. Taylor wore handsome gown
of white satin duchess, heavily en-
broidered and made with an overdress
Of lace trimmed IN crystal fringe. The
waist was Of crystal net. Mrs. Taylor
carried lilies of tho valley. Mrs. Strib-
ling was gowned In black hand en-
broidered crepe de chine; her flowers
were lavender orchids and lilies Of
the valley
Mrs. Gardeners gown was of white
satin with black chiffon overdress en-
/ broidered in white and black and
! trimmed in crystal fringe. She car
I ried white gardenias.
! Later In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
! Etrthling left for an extended wed
J ding trip and upon their return will
I make their home in Norfolk.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the wedding and reception were:
Mr.. Wickham Taylor, of Columbia,
&. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Burwell Gard
! ner. OF Augusta, Ga: Mr. and Mrs,
Marsh Young Mrs Clarence Ken
yon and Mr.. william Cartwright of
: FdxyarG frCS 1{elf
strbling and Mr.. Kownsier of Berry
Vile. Va; Rev. william Il. Lee, Of
I Gloucester MF-I,ee. of VILLA Has-
! burg, and Mr., Frank Tilford, Of
| Georgia
q. ID. G. Lawn Party.
! At the lawn. party TO he held this
! evening from to ., on the Art club
( lawn, Belvfdere and Grace, under the
auspices of the Junior Auxiliary, Lee
Chapter, L. -. C., cream, lemonade
! and candy will DO served by the fol-
| lowing Young ladies' Misses Madeline
| bigger. Dorothy Bruce. Anne Benson.
pebecca Alsop, Alise Wilmer. Emmie
| Thomson, Louis shepherd. Nancy
Wright, Edith Shelton, Ivy Saunders.
Estelle Kemper sa1lie Davis, Eleanor
Mccarthy. Dorothy Kohier, Eliza
beth Mcclure. Katie Branch. Mary
4
Warren, Francis Goldsmith. Bessie
| Barrett. Rachel Fearce, Elizabeth
Webb. Francis Woodson. Nora Smith,
| Mildred Williams Rose Caperton,
Alice Hoge. Louise Wilmer. Anne
Johnston, Martha WALL Corbin spen~
Ger, Elizabeth Stacy.
Kings daughters Moonlight.
The St John Circle of Kings
Daughters will run moonlight Tues
day, June 18th. for the benefit of the
| Sheltering Arms. No effort has been
! spared to make this moonlight a de-
| lightful one, and the Sheltering Arms,
which is the Kings Daughters pro-
| tege. is badly In need of funds TO
| carry on their summer work. The
circle therefore, asks a liberal pa
| tronaRe from the public. promising
In return an enjoyable evening. Music
will be an interesting feature, and
refreshments will be served.
Announcements
An engagement of much interest,
| both In Maryland and Virginia, which
has recently been announced. Is that
of Miss Betty Maulsby Bouldin.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, William
| BouIdin. Jr.. OF East Orange. N. j.,
to Mr.. Chichester c. Kerr, of New
! York No date has been set for the
~.
| daughter of the late Judge Richie,
and a great gra nddaught OF the
late Judge William r. Maulsby. of
James Kerr and the late DR.. shrdlu
| Maryland Mr. Kerr Is q son Of Mrs,
James Kerr and the late Or, James
Kerr, OF Washington. D. C.. and
| Warrenton, Va. ana is widely related
in Virginia He is H. nephew Of Pro
fessor Alexander Graham Bell and
| Mr.. Charles j. Bell. of Washington,
The engagement has just been an
| nounced OF Mise Elinor, McTAne 10
Mr. william Graham Rowdoin, Jr..
OF Baltimore, Miss McLane was one
y-,yg fass s4saseTi's most fe3Yista7 Gasue
| tantes, and ~ number of beautiful
! affairs were given In her honor. she
! has travelled extensively and studied
for a year in Florence, Italy, AR,
| 3owdoin is prominent in business
| circles and is a member of all the
leading clubs No data has been sat
for the wedding.
Mr.. William Francis Brand has ia-
sued Invitations TO tho marriage Of
his daughter. Flora Christian, 10
Rev Kenneth McCaskill, on the even
ing of "Wednesday. June 18th at tho
home OF the bride. stanton, Va.
Lawn Party.
The Springfield Mothers club will
hold a lawn party which promises to
be very attractive affair In the
schoo!yard, this and tomorrow even
ing. They will be assisted in serving
by the graduating class