The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-28
Society

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& daughter. Miss Anne Trayior. who has
besn In Europe for the past year.
viii hand Ia New York ON Monday,
ana win Join her mother 1t the Chee-
serfeld. Miss Mary Taylor has just
returned from Northern trip Of sew
]. esai months. during which time she
has visited friends In Washington.
Philadelphia and New York.
Augustinc-Ncal.
Miss Carrie Pace Neal, daughter of
air. and Mrs. Thomas D. Neal, and
4 Mr.. william Franklin Augustine. were
quietly married yesterday evening at
$40 O'Clock at the home OF the brides
parents, 2 West Main street. The
Rev. Walter Russell Bowie, rector Of
81. paurs church. performed the cere-
snony, which was Witnessed by small
party Of friends and the two fanny
Hes
The brides only attendant was her
sisfer, Miss Grace Neal. Mr.. John
Augustine was his brothers best man.
On their return from their honey
moon Mr.. Augustine and his bride
will occupy an apartment at the Ches-
terfieId.
Hunter-Willis.
Mr.. Marion Gordon Willis. of Fred
ericksburE, announces the engagement
and approaching marriage OF his
daughter. Mamie Gordon. to DR.. J.
Runfus Hunter, Of Raleigh n. c.
Tea for Miss willard.
Miss Elizabeth c. Hopkins enter
tanned at an informal tee yesterday
afternoon At the Baltimore Country
Club In honor OF her guest, Miss Belle
Willard, OF this city. Miss Wizards
visit In Baltimore has teen the occa-
sion of number OF informal affairs
In her honor.
Sills-Jemrcxs.
Masses OF white flowers and can
dies against a background OF palms
decorated the drawing room OF the
residence OF Mr. and 1irs. John Ba-
con Jeffrass at sI4 Park avenue last
night when their daughter. Miss Jenny
Waiter Jeffress. and MT. Neil Dunlop
stills were married at 8 o'clock. Mr.
aills. who has been living In Rich
mond for the past few years and II
prominent In business and club cir
cles here. Is son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Stills. Of Sydonham. Ontario.
Canada The ceremony was perform
ed by DR.. W. c. James. pastor OF
Grove Avenue Baptist church. For
the reception at half after o'clock
the dining room was arranged In
kSEue anu pdEketS VI hIIfaTney roses.
The wedding music was rendered by
Thilow's orchestra.
The bride wore handsome gown
OF white panne satin with an over
dress Of chiffon and lace, and a tulle
Veil. She entered with her father,
who gave her in marriage. and car
Yied bouquet Of lilies Of the valley
and white orchids Her sister. Miss
Saddle Jeffress, as maid OF honor. wore
gown Of pale pink satin yelled in
pink chiffon and crystal lace. ana
carried HES and purple orchids. Miss
Lynne Lewis Jones was bridesmaid,
and her frock was of white net. en-
broidered In n wild rose design. She
carried lilies and purple orchids. Miss
rosebuds and sweetpeas Little Misses
Alma and Margaret Cannon, who held
the ribbons, were lovely frocks Of
white null and lace. with broad pink
sashes. Mr.. Edgar s. Bowling was
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. stills left last night
for Southern trip. and on tneis
return Will be at home at Westhamp-
ton. Out Of town guests at the we'd
ding were Mrs. John Il. Jeffress. Jr,
Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Jeffress. OF Mullins Park. Pa: Mrs
Albert G. Jeffress, Of Hampden- Sid
ney. Va: Mrs. Hunter N. Finch, Of
Chicago, AIR. and Mrs. James /.
Pritchard. OF Danville: Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar g. Bowling. Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Epes, of Petersburg, Va: Mr..
Wood, Mr. Higgin Williams, Of Mon
sreal. Can; Mr.. Dunsford. OF Mon
treal, Can.
VIII speak in Birmingham.
The Age Herald, Of Birmingham,
Ala. In It's issue OF Tuesday, has
splendid picture of Miss Mary John
ston and the following item OF In
terest here:
The Equal Suffrage Association has
several educational features In store
for the coming week. The mass meet
ing Friday evening will be followed
within the fortnight by tho coming of
Miss Mary Johnston. the distin-
xuished novelist. and one OF the lead
ing opponents OF equal franchise
principles in this country. Miss John
ston will deliver an address on equal
suffrage in the Chamber Of Com
merce auditorium the evening OF
April 10th.
Spend Summer in Europe.
Miss Lucy 8. Coleman. OF i3 North
Firth street, expects IL spend the
summer abroad. Miss Coleman will
sail about the first OF June. and viii
spend three months or more travel
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Henke. of
Redgate avenue. Norfolk. announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Ieona Katherine, 10 Paymaster f.. l..
Bethea, United States Navy. The we'd
ding will take place In May
Miss Henke Is an exceedingly prat-
~ girl. who, since her debut two
pears ago. has been very popular In
Norfolk.
ass s,s Meet rNexa Tuesday, ss.e.
The board OF managers OF the AS
ISOLATION for the Preservation OF Vfr-
Einia Antiquities will meet on Tues
B day morning. April End, at IL o clock
{ In the room OF the Virginia Historical
Society.
Personals.
Miss Isabel Carter IL visiting Miss
Chloe Tyler Cooke in Baltimore
Governor and Mrs Mann have re-
turned from Norfolk, where they
oDeuf the weekend with Colonel and
NlrA James Mann
1ias Emily 0ravatt has returned
from alexandria, where she has been
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