The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-25
Society

sinnore. have been guests of the lat
er's mother. Mrs. s. n. prewry. AT
her country home. ''Mineoia- In
Chesterfield county, this week, on
their way home from an extended
"trip South. Mr.. and Mrs. Deford are
now at the jefferson for several days.
They viii, leave FOR Baltimore to-
Miss Anderson Webs.
Richmond society is greatly inter
ested In the marriage Of Miss Jessie
Goodwin Anderson. and Mr.. Joseph
Watson Beach. of Hartford, Conn.
which takes place this evening In 81.
i'aurs Episcopal church in Peters
burg The hrid> is well known here.
where she has often visited as the
guest Of Miss Lucy Ford Workman.
and number Of Richmond people
win so to Petersburg for her wed
cling.
Mrs. ". Carter Hall will he the
matron Of honor and the brides
maids will he Misses Lucy Ford
wertham, of Richmond; Katherine
Hardy, OF Norfolk: Lightfoot Simms,
OF Baltimore, and Sarah Hamilton.
Nellie Green and Elizabeth Davis, oil
Petersburg Mr. Charles Beach, OF
Hartford, will be his brothers best
man. The groomsmen win include
Nessre Charles Watkins. Charles F..
Workman Sd. and Darlington Will
ltams. OF Richmond; Goodwin Beach
and Walter Patterson. Of Hartford,
and Carter Hall. Of Petersburg.
Spend Summer In France.
Mrs. James Brown Potter, OF New
York. formerly Miss Nav Handy, OF
this city. who Is the guest of her Sis
ter. Mrs. Frank Powers. will Join Mr..
Potter shortly In New York. Mr..
snd Mrs Potter will sail IN May for
Europe. and will spend the summer
In France
Quiet Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Katherine
Gusts Watkins and Mr.. Philip Pryor
Lipscomb will take place this morn
ing at IA ea'efcck IN Grarr Eriseopa.
church. The wedding will be ceie-
brated very quietly on account of
deep mourning In tho brides fam
aiy.
Prominent Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Margaret
Woodward. daughter Of MIR. =. w.
Woodward. TO Mr.. Melville Ducrant
Church took place yesterday after
noon at o'clock In Washington.
y. G. The bride was attended by
her young sister. Miss Katherine
Woodward, and the best man was
Mr.. Robert Dove. of Washington.
among the NfuuiHk kueris N~iN si'
and Mrs. Alexander feariey Sd;
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hit and Mr..
Omar Conger. OF Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Pulitzer. Jr,, of st
Louis; Mrs. John II. Hollyday ana
Miss Katherine Semple, also of BIT.
iodis, and Miss Eleanor Whitney, OF
New York.
Ir and Mrs Woodward enter
taired at dinner Tuesday evening In
for
the bridal party and eut-of-town
guests
Engagement Announced.
MIR. and Mrs. Rufus J. Snead Of
Folk Union. Va. announces the en-
ragement of their daughter. Vera
Pearl, to Major Raleigh r. Daniel,
Of Weldon. \. G.. The wedding, which
will be n military ceremony. Will take
place some time in June in the Fork
Baptiso church at Fork Union.
Porter--Maupin.
Miss Augusta Macon Msupin
daughter Of Mrs, John Cooke Maupin
and niece Of Mr.. James Madison
Bacon, of this city. WAS married tt
Mr.. John RIdgely Porter on Monda,
evening at half-past o. clock In Trim
ity Episcopal church. Portsmouth
Va. The communion table was bank.
ed In white snowballs, amid which
burned many candles. Tall palms
formed an archway where the cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Arthur
G. Thomson. rector OF the church.
To the strains OF LohenFrin's wed.
ding march, rendered by jdiss Matte
Hunter, organint of the church. the
bridal party entered and met the
groom and his best man, Mr.. Charles
Hume. at the chancei. The grooms-
men were Messrs. r. Stribling Mar
shall 7. Walter Mathews, J. L. Hat
Ton Nash, Collins I'm. John Newton
Ashton and Henry w. Mackenzie.
The matrons Of honor were Mrs. J
y. Dewes. Mrs. j. L. Hatton Nash
Mrs. William D. Fawcette and Mrs
Henry Mackenzie. They wore gowns
of Nile green satin and carried clus.
ters OF Richmond roses, The maid
Of honor, Miss Mary Hunter. wa.
gowned In white crepe meteor. hand
embroidered. and her flowers were
Richmond roses. The bride entered
with her uncle. Rev. John c. Cornick
by whom she was given away. She
wore a gown of white satin. hand
embroidered, and twined with prin-
cess lace and pearl. Her tulIe veil
was caught with orange blossoms and
on her arm she held shower OF
roses and lilies of the valley.
Alumnae Meeting.
The Alum nae Association OF the
Waa7an's College Will meet this after
noon at o'alock at the residence OF
Mrs. w. p. Mathews. SOS East Grace
street. This liz the annual meeting
for the election Of officers and ar
engagements for the alumnae luncheon
viii bs made al this time. All alum
nae are requested to atttrd
Cndcrwood--Campb
or considerable interest to Rich
mond society was the marriage OF
Miss Mary Campbell and Mr.. John
Lewis Underwood. son OF Hon. and
Mrs Oscar Underwood, which took
place in Birmingham last night The
!. bride was attended by her. sister, Miss
Jean Campbell. as maid of honor,
and Mr. Underwood's best man was
his brother. Mr.. Oscar Underwood,
Jr.
The bridesmaids were Miss Virginia
Underwood. a cousin. Miss Edith
gowron Miss Mary Fitzpatrick, Miss
Mary Cameron. Miss Ruth Lacey,
and Miss Joy Tomlinson- Mr.. Ed
ward Herman Campbell. gave his
daughter In marriage. Mr.. Under
WOO was attended by six groomsnen.
Mr.. Kenneth Underwood, cousin.
Mr.. william r.. Dicks. Mr.. Miles Wat
kins, Mr. Julius Glass, Of Unontown.
Mr.. Ly~an Johnson and Mr.. l..
Chambers, Of Atlanta.
Aiming the out of-tnwn gtfeets at