The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-19
Society

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george Oliver Timberiake The
church was artis,icaily decorated In
palms and ferns and was filled with
relatives and friends Of the young
couple. Or. II. II. 9. Maclachlan was
the officiating minister. and Professor
II. l.. Reese had charge Of the music.
lsoherErin's wedding march was rem
.lered as a professional and Mem
deissohns rs a occasional ON.
Promise Me" was softly played dur
ing the ceremony
The bridesmaids dresses were very
rretty, three wearing pink satin and
three blue satin yelled in cream net.
They carried old-fashioned nosegays
Of ferns and pink carnations, edged
with lace, and tied with pink tulle.
They were: Misses Aurelia and Marie
Undertake, sisters of the groom
Susie Lee Horner, Of LYnchburg.
Mamie Hunter Blackburn. Mary
Louise 3owles and Nancy Briggs
The groonnsmen were Messrs. Charles
r. Russell. Vernon A Wells VIII
liam s Chalkley, Wilbur X. Weisiger
aud Messrs. w r. Enos and James
r. Ncodhouse, IF Norfolk. MT.
Richard T. Sale. Jr.. a cousin Of the
groom. acted as best man.
The maid Of honor was Miss lusni'a
& Homer. sister Of the bride. She
wore q gown OF pink satin. with an
overdress Of white chiffon and carried
rink roses.
The bride entered with her brother
In-law, r. K Hawkins. JT;, who gave
her away. Her gown was OF white
crepe meteor over white satin. hand
sonaely embroidered in an orchid de
sign and trimmed with insets or
duchess lace Her Veil WAS held in
ale yyx- Of HOS
SONS and her flowers were Bride roses
and lilies of the valley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Timberlake left for a Northern tour
ana on returning viii be at home AT
1I0 West Grace street. Guests from
a distanc Were. Mrs. Charles Lloyd
t.armer, of Roanoke, sister OF the
bride, Miss Susie Lee Horner, OF
INnchburg. Mrs. Thurston y. Huff
man, of Roanoke: Messrs. w. II
Eros and James r. Woodhouse, of
Norfolk.
Tesiay'~ Social Calendar.
Mrs Cannon is entertaining today
at an Informal reception in honor Of
Aiss Nellie Gayle. Of New York and
Miss Edith Luxuore trump, OF this
cts. Decorations VIII be in red and
white. and a large silver vase Of red
roses VIII decorate the table. The
mantela viii be hung with trailing
vines and banked With red roses.
Mics Crpnp's gown will he Of black
eivot, with trimmings OF real lace.
and her bouquet viii he Parma
ALnlels Alias- zl-4A t444 se-rrtrrl IN
white neSsqline. trimmed In lace and
rosebuds.
"A College Afternoon" will he the
attraction at the woman's club to-
tag. Mrs Durham. of the Univer~ity
Of Chicago; Mrs. Cult, Of Maryls nd
College; Miss Josephine Mcleod. of
Randolph Macon. and Miss Mary ].
WinH. Vassar graduate, will have
charge Of the program.
AZ the home of Mrs j. &. Bowers,
or l6eS Hanover avenue. the ladies
OF the Aid Society Of Holy Comforter
VIII give an English tea from to
ana from To 10. Assisting Mrs
Bowers in receiving will be Mrs. Bet
tie Valentine. Mrs. j. +. Cox. Jr.
Mrs. J. L. tyler, Jr. Mrs. I r. Floyd
and Mrs ". ". har6pick. Mrs r.
4. S%dnor viii preside at the fruit
punch bowl and the Misses Colston
win serve tea and English dainties
An attractive musical program has
been arranged.
The Helping Circle Of Kings
Daughters. will meet this afternoon in
the home Of Mrs. Harry Taiman
Moore. 22os East Broad street All
members Of the circle arc urged 10
be present at this meeting
Officers Elected.
At the meeting OF the Interde-
noiainational Mission Union. held
Saturday morning at the Grace Street
Pres byterian church. the following
officers were elected; President, Mrs
osgood; presidents. Methodist
Mrs. Newell, Baptist. Mrs. George
Mcdaniel, Presbyterian, Mrs. J. w
McComb Episcopal Miss Salie
Deane; Christian. Mrs " A. tren-
shaw; recording secretary, AIiss Rell +,
Hiil; corresponding secretary. Mrs.
Christopher Currie; treasurer Mrs T.
O. Pollard Mrs. j.. Calvin stewart
the retiring president, declined re-
election. The meeting Was very in
teresting. Miss Saliie Deane had
charge OF the devotional exercises ana
Mrs. j. Calvin Stewart presided over
The meeting. Dennminattonal reports
were rad, and splendid talks given
by Mademoiselle d'Aubigne, Mrs Lam
don Mason and Mrs. JamiSon. 4
Method Conference, conducted hy
Mrs. Julian p. Thomas closed the
meeting.
The Weeks Events.
Commonwealth Chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution. Win ceie-
'brate General Washington birthday.
February go by giving handsomely
Appointed luncheon Thursday after
.l n(.o Rs. Il e5@ sselos, in ;hA @Ep Eaas-
Wealth Clnh.
The Mothers Club OF Central School
will give d patriotic entertainments at
O'Clock on the evening Of Tuesday
February 20 IN the Central School
auditorium. The students OF that
school wSil take part in the program.
and as the cblert is for the benefit
OF the library fund, the patronage
Of the public il solicited.
Mrs. H. Il. Valentine viii entertain
~ an Informal tea. Tuesday after
noon in her home. eS3s Monument
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The Aluninae Association OF the
Wonans College. will meet Wednesday
afternoon. February 2Ist, AT $50
O'Clock, in the college chapel. Mrs
Charles g. Bosher viii address the
association. All members are re-
Quexied 10 attend.
a meeting for the organization OF
the Story Tcller's League viii be held
IN the Mechanics Institute. Wednes-
DAY afternoon. February 2Ist, ut 4 80
o'clock. All interested in the proposed
work Of this league are invited to
attend and join
Leap Year Valentine Party.
The young ladies Of Franktown and
vicinity gave a delightful leap wear
valentine party on Thursday evening,
February 10th. at the old Reid home
stead. The house was tastefully decor