The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-21

| derson, 4o7 East Main street. Thurs
l day afternoon at o'clock, the mar
rage of her daughter, Myrtle A., to
Mr.. Thomas J. Young, son of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Young. OF Baltimore.
was celebrated. the Rev. DR.. w. J.
I Young. pastor OF Centenary Methodist
! Episcopal church. officiating. Mrs
/ Tracey and Miss Annie Kinehardt
7 played the wedding marches. Pink
azaleas. lilies, candles and smilax
/ decorated the drawing-rooms. A tall
or6ed costume OF blue cloth was worn
by the bride. Her flowers were orchids
and lilies arranged In q corsage bou-
quet. Mrs. Anderson, her mother, en-
tered with her and gave her away.
Mrs Anderson's gown was of en-
/ brcidered chiffon over white satin, and
her bouquet was of lilies. Miss Mar
saret Anderson was maid Of honor for
! Ter sister. She wore a pastel gown Of
plated pink chiffon over blue chiffon
and carried pink Killarney roses. Lit
tie Miss Selma Leadbetter. as flower
girl, was rocked In white null over
pink satin and held French basket
Of pink roses. Mr. A. r. FTubacher
was best man for the groom. Imrne-
diately after the ceremony. MFR. and
Mrs. Young left for tour North, and
upon their return t. Richmond will
December Card Tournament.
The December Card tournament
took place at the Woman's club FRI
day evening, with sixteen tables of
auction bridge players. Admiral
Harrio Webster was present on this
occasion, being the first time he has
been able TO attend the card tourna-
ments, and received quite an ovation.
Mrs. N. T. Emmett made top score,
and after tho dal
was served at the card tables
Announcement.
Mrs. Amelia McNiven, of Green
OF her daughter. Mary Howard, ia
Mr.. Robert WALTZ, of Richmond. The
wedding took place on Wednesday
July 10. 1912, the Rev. F. W. Carson.
of the Presbyterian church, Green
witch. officiating.
Thaman-~Levy.
A quiet wedding was soiemnized
Thursday evening al 1890 o'clock In
the Jefferson hotel. when Miss Re-
becca Levy, of Norfolk, became the
bride of Dr. Benjamin II. Thaman, of
Baltimore. The ceremony was per-
formed by DR.. Edward n. Caitsch, of
Beth Ahabah congregation. After
the ceremony the bridal party and
~H"Fh EoNSto fckASSd W private ulA-
ing-room. where a table, beautifully
appointed and decorated with cut
flowers, had been prepared for the
wedding supper. Covers were laid for
eight, and those present were: DR..
and Mrs Benjamin NJ. Thaman, MIR,
and Mrs Morris Levy, OF Norfolk:
DR.. Edward c. Calisch. Mr.. and Mrs
Jerome III. Jones, of this city, and Mr..
Maxwell l. Levy. of Harvard univer-
sity.
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs, William Dean of Harrison
burg. TO the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Rives Dean, TO Mr.
Clayton seabrook WINS, Of pine
hurst" Cape Charles, Virginia The
wedding Will take place at 2.30
o'clock on the afternoon OF Wednes-
day, December 8lst, IN Harrlsonhurg
Methodist church.
Personal.
Miss Evelyn jackson is ths guest Of
the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels, at ''The Oaks" during the
holidays
Miss Margaret Crawford. Of Rich
mond. Is tho guest OF Mrs. j. w
Easley, of South Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Nash Reid, Of Virginia
Beach. are spending a few days with
relatives near Princess Anne Court
house.
Miss Edna 3. Wright of Richmond,
Is spending some time with friends In
Lynchburg.
Mrs Guy Davis and children, of
Norfolk, have arrived In Richmond 10
spend the holidays with Mrs. Davis
mother, Mrs Hunter McGuhe. They
will be Joined sometime this week by
MIR. Davis.
Miss Resale Harwood, of this city
will spend the holidays In Norfolk as
the guest OF Miss Marion Graves.
Miss Helen McIntire is the guest