The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-30
Society

The celebration OF Patrick Henry's
birthday by the Commonwealth chap
ter. Daughters OF the American Reva-
lution with a literary meeting Ut
the home Of Mrs James Lyons in
Ginter Park yesterday afternoon
proved most delEhsfui affair Miss
Louise BARKER PLAYED an instrumental
solo. and Mrs Clifton Miller, accom-
panied by Mrs. Martenstein, sang sew
erat charming little songs, including
The Queen II May" Dr. Henry II.
Mc1lwaine, state librarian, made an
interesting address or Patriotic
Education" The key To the house in
which Patrick Henry was born, was
examined with interest by the chap
ter members and their guests This
hey is owned by Mrs. Lyons, who Is
q lineal descendant Of the great states
man. After the program, refresh
rnents were serysd hg Miss Elizabeth
Bene@ey and Miss Fraaces Wheat.
Commonwealth chapter will observe
Flag bay Oh june / 3th when they
VIII meet at the home of Mrs. Alien
Chambers The program will center
t5tetit Betty Rass who is known far
end vide as the woman who made the
FIRST American Rag
SIumnae Luncheon.
\ bie basket of daisies ia the centre
and pIsQaes Of the same flowers
decorate he table at which the mem
ttf.----fs So tff @ WEIR seated
yesterday at the annual luncheon of
the Aiumnae association of the Wo-
mans college al the Jefferson hotel,
The alumnae were seated in respect
"a classes at smaller tables, which.
we're orna mented wlr- vases ~ yeiiSw
ds sses and W. = Y, penna nts. The
p3ace cards BORE - hand painted de-
sign in the college Colors and attlsc-
tiSc favers in white and yellow, tho
ctlors of the class this year were
- each place. Covers were laid Tor
seq enty-fNe-
The luncheon was one or the Iaost
ENJOYABLE that has ever been given
lH the association. the program being
cried from those Of former years in
nat only alumnae participated. Dr
Nelson. president OF the college, made
brief address TO the ASSOCIATION,
and letters were rrac from a num-
bar Of "old girls who We're unable
70 attend rho luncheon The progra IN
wa as follows
Glass song, class Of 1919. Greeting
to the Girls in Cap and Gown, Mrs.
luez Earnest Templeman. 81.
response. Miss Juliet Anderson. -;
piano solo--(al Ode TO Spring
tGrieg1. eb9 To a Water Lily (Mc-
DowelD, AIRS. Ola Payseur Gatling.
40; Legal Status 81 Woman, Miss
Gay Broaddus, 1900, songs-tao joy
Of the Morning tHilD; fb) My Dear
bald, Mrs. BESSIE Wilson Fox, 90 ,
engenics- Resolved, That Its study Be-
come Part of College Curriculum,
Affirmative Mrs. Annie HARDWOOD Alb
rahan1. 03, negative Mrs. Cassie Mon
cure Lyme. 81; piano soio--Saluda
Teste tkowalskt. Miss Myra ttdine
Walden. as
Wau@--Garreu.
Woodherry Manor" the home of
MIR William Thomas Garrett Ia North
ampton county. Va. Will be the scene
Of an interesting marriage this after
noon at 80 O'Clock, when his daugh-
ter Miss Amber simpson Garrett, Will
become the bride OF Or Randolph
Edwin Watts. Of Richmond. The bride.
@ho has spent several winters In
Richmond and is well known here, IL
grand niece Of the Earl OF Fitz-
gers ia Of Kildare, Ireland, and a niece
or General Tom Roberto Of Gates
county, n G.. who ~gured go hrayely
ia the Confederate army. Dr. Watts,
whose home is in Lynchhurg. Va, was
graduated from one of The medical
colleges In this city in 1911, and has
since been resident physician at the
ShelteFing Arms hospital. The mar
riage will lie very quiet. owing TO re-
cent bereavement In the bride $
family
The home will he beautifully deco
rated with American Beauty roses
and palms in tine drawing room. and
sweetpeas and smilax in the dining
49, .sn.gu. yaf IN r.
bride. and graduate Of the Pea
body conservatory. VIII play on
Promise Me" as |. violin solo, very
softly during the ceremony. The
bride will wear "a gown of soft white
satin hand embroidered with pearls
and an imported lace veil. arranged
with orange blossoms. She VIII carry
A shower bouquet OF lilies OF the val
ley and maiden hair ferns Her sls-
Ter Miss Hattie Ashton Garrett. vii
he her maid Of honor and only nj
teudant. Her gown is of white lace
and her flowers Bride roses DIR. 81
clair Dart1en viii act as best man
The ceremony will be followed by a
reception,
Or Watts and his bride will be al
home. after June 18th Ia New YORK
where he will take post graduate
COURSE IN medicine.
Guests fYaa IA distance al the wed
ding will include. Mr.. and Mrs W l.
Northern. Norfolk Va. Miss Annie
f.andfon SSorfolk. va. Mt Osborne
f1esti, 2A5t,rf1ik. a.. Miss Ethel White
hurst. Norfolk. Va: Miss Nellie Burn
ham. Miss Alice Roberts, Mrs. Ed
ward Valentine, Baltimore, MIR.
Itawlo. Orange, Va; Mr.. and Mrs,
Tonn Radcliffe. Richmond Va Or
william Thompson, Richmond, pr.
Edward Downing Colonel and Mrs.
William Bullet Fitzhugh Mr. and
Mrs W Il. Wilson, Cape Cha ries,
Va
VIII Attend Wedding.
inyftati0fis have ueen received IN
Richmond to the marriage OF Miss
Miriam Garcin to Mr.. George Bayard
smith. The wedding Will be sol
emnized en- Saturday cevnins, June
LIST at O'clock, al Grace church,
t Jew York Miss Garcin
at one time made her home in Rich
mond She IL the daughter Of Mr..
Edward n. and the late Mrs. Roberta
Moore Garcln. and a niece of DIT.
Ramon p. Garcin. OF this city DR..
ard Mrs. K. Garcin and daughter.
Emma. will leave today for New York
10 attend the marriage.
Miss Anderson President
Several changes We're made in me
oFaces Of The Confed crate Memorial