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

~ Tar the most iAteTesiihk paw
~ society devotees on Yesterday was
~ Country club. where the annual
Sr4ng entertainment OF the club was
r {Ven 10 about 600 guests. The pres
800 Of many out-of-town tennis
Snyer1. who have made the courts
%&1aeeU of interest 20 lovers OF the
inc all the week. gave an additional
karm to what is always an eH5eya Die
u ocasion Music was played on the
*&orch during the afternoon, and in
d - evening dancing was popular
N6nHsement MesoaGnes Fred Pleas
9aen4a Horace Halves, J. Scott Parrish
Hpnd George Warren presided at the
" nuuch bowl on the terrace. A buffet
s fupper was served In the dining room.
Ethe decorations being In pink roses.
Il HOT An uninteresting feature was the
SInunaber beautiful summer gowns noted
n fcr dainty garden party frocks were
much In evidence. Altogether 81 was
II ene OF the most charming OF the many
81 out-of- door fetes Of this popular club.
Weddings ,
s Tia Paramount Avenue Baptist
ehurch was the scene Of "a beautiful
o'clock when Miss #, Marie Gary be-
4 came the bride Of Mr.. Eugene Ray
/ rnond Hill The church was deeorat-
"a with palms. sweetpeas, oandelabras
with pink candies The bridal party
Antered the church to the Strains OF
SLohsngrin's wedding march, played
Pref JehH Winston Fontntne.L The
offde entered leaning on the arm OF
htr fsther, Mr.. s. T. Gary, by whom
4 she was given away. She was beau
I ftfuily 'eown ned in white messaline with
real lace, caught with orange bios
& SONS. Fer veil WAS also caught with
grange blossoms and she carried the
Y marriage vow. Her Ynatron OF honor.
Mrs.. A. s. Clayton. was gowned IN
blue nesealine and crystal and car
1 r4ed white peonies. The maid of hon
q, Miss Louise Schofield, from Wash
1ngton. p, G.. was gowned in pink
crepe meteor and carried pink
pecnies The bridesmaids were
aaEksses Clara Dickinson, Ella FelVey.
Minnie Cosby and May Gentry, They
were gowned two in white rnarquieette
prAr pink, and two white ruarduesette
Ower blue. They carried sweetpeas.
Llttie Misses Dorothy Hill and Doris
Gary were flower girls. They were
eharmingiy dressed In white lace frocks
Nth pink ribbons. The ring bearer,
Master Carlton Garrett. carried the
ring on : satin pillow, Misses Esther
Garrett and Everlyn Sharp were
YIbhon girls Mr.. Julian Hill, brother
~ the groom. was best man. the
uohers were Messrs Walter Hill
Amer Haii, Harry Mitchell. from
G3pochtnnh county. John Gary. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. w
i. Burreli. The bride and groom left
ammsdiatefy for "a Northern trip, In
Aauding Baltimore, Philadelphia
Niagara Falls and Canada
On Monday night reception was
given the bridal party and members
81 choir. Thursday evening OF last
week a lovely linen shower was giver
the bride by her matron Of honor
Mr.. A. 8. Clayton. 9 5ef East broad
street.
The popularity OF the young couple
ssas attested by the many handsome
presents. including cut glass, silver
china and bric-a-brae
The guests out Of the city were
n Mr., and Mrs. w, r Gary and chill
0ren, from Washington, u. c.; Miss
Y Dchofield. OF Washington. y. c, Upon
Y their return they will make theii
home at a2oa Paramount avenue.
Observation-Disclosures.
ssas ST. Stephens Episcopal church
Euipeper. was the scene Wednesda,
evening Of pretty marriage wher
AG4es Jaaueiine Ware became the bride
4 u Severn Marcellus Nottingham. The
bride is the daughter of Rev. ant
ArH Josiah William Ware. and tbs
Groom the son OF Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
y Nottingham. The brides father was
the officiating minister. Miss EHza-
beth Hooper had charge OF the music
4 rendering the wedding marches. Miss
Nosaiie Seldom Rutherford, OF ROLAND
Park. Baltimore. was the brides maid
of honor. She was attraotivel,
gcwned In shell pink silk, null trim
tn ta~a mir
peas Miss Dorothy Irving Ware
sister Of the bride. and Miss Lucille
& Nelson were the bridesmaids. The,
wore soft white silk null gowns
trimmed in lace, and carried pinl
sweetpeas.
Major Edwin Gibson. of Culpeper
WAS best man, and J. w. Ware, Jr,
brother Of the bride; Irwin Parr, OF
\ Brandy: Edward Perry and ]. George
Hiden, OF Culpeper, acted as ushers
The bride entered the church with
y her brother. Professor John Noting
ham Ware, Of the University Of Nortf
II Carolina, by whom she WAS given ir
marriage. She wore an exquisite robs
OF white crepe meeeor over satin, trim
med with princess lacs. her tulle vel
4 being fastened with a wreath OF liliei
~ the valley Hire bouquet was oil
z Brides roses and lilies Of the valley
The brides going away gown was
Il Of tan cloth. After Northern tour
A Mr.. and Mrs Nottingham will be a
4 home in Cuipeper.
Among the out of town guests were
Y Mr. and Mrs G.. A. Strudwick ant
Il. Mise Strssdwlck ct Gsres nshorc. n g..
& Kev and Mrs David Meyers and Mis-
4 Constance Williams. OF Casanova, Miss
Blanche Maddux, OF stanton; Mr.. ant
\ Mrs ] Strobe Barbour. of Fairfax
Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Nottingham, o
- North Carolina Miss C"FHe4ia Ware
g Of Port Royal, Mrs Frank Bowman
and her sister Miss Fox. Of Fauquie'
county.
Musical at Woman's Club.
There will be an informal musica
n At the Womans club on Monday
Z Atss Myrtle BEDFORD will 20 chair
4 man of the afternoon, and the musical
while informal, will be thoroughly de
Nghtful
Attending the Finals.
Rev. and Mrs. r RI. Potts. OF Nor
folk. were In the city 10 attend tn
tinals OF the John Marshall hgi
NJ srhcol, their daughter. Miss Eliza petl
& Isotts being q graduate. Miss potts
u who is a member Of the FebruaF-
M graduating class, is the guest Of Mis-
u Louise Goode. OF kensington avenue
Z She win return home next week ant
will entertain "a house party. amoni
u the guests being Miss Goode, of thi
n city.
THE Bachelors Dream"
In the assembly hail at Ginter parl
II This evening a number of young girl
will give the Bachelors Dream" II