The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19

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Ensign Frederick r. Kohl and Pay
master Robert Clark. were of the
navy, and wore full dress uniform,
and Mr.. Alonzo Washington Pezet,
led the way. The bride wore a
charming gown of ivory crepe char
meuse with soft draperies gathered
into a bow above the waistline In
front, and tunic of duchess lace. Her
veil was of rare old Madeira lace and
was caught with a spray OF orange
blossoms to a point lace cap arranged
In correct effect. She carried a
shower of lilies of the valley and
Brides roses.
Miss Marta Calvo. daughter of the
Costa Rican minister and Nine. Calvo,
and Miss Edith Oracle. bridesmaids.
wore gowns of cream charmeuse. with
violet chiffon sashes finished with
large butterfly bows in the middle
of the back and white beaver hats
trimmed with pansies. They carried
yellow roses and purple orchids. En-
sign Scott Douglas McCaughey. U. S.
N, was best man. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Robert
Smith, cousin of the bride, and rector
of st. Thomas Episcopal church,
Green Spring Valley, Md. A string
orchestra played the wedding march
and gave a program after the cere-
iIloHy WHEN Lhc NeuullS YEA WIS
served at one end Of the ball room.
Ensign Field and his bride left Wash
ington later in the evening. They
Will spend part of the winter in New
York, where the Paulding, to which
Ensign Field is attached. is stationed.
Mrs. Field is a great-granddaughte
of Commodore Steven Bayard Wilson,
Z. S. N. She Is a niece Of the later
Walker Fearn. who. at one time, was
minister to Greece. She was educated
in Europe and spent winter at Rome
shortly after her debut. Ensign Field
is son of the late DR., Robert Field.
of Jackson. Miss. and q grandson OF
Captain Robert Field, l.. S. n. He
is a mem Der OF the Army and Navy
club.
Charity Affair.
A most interesting and unique en-
tertalnment entitled "Automobile Trip
Around the World" for the benefit
of St. Marks Sunday school library
fund. will be given Tuesday evening,
October 21st. This trip includes a
visit to four OF the largest countries
in the world. Refreshments will be
served in each country. Cars leave
First and Clay streets at 80 r. M.
a good time is promised all who may
go, as the ladies who have charge
of this affair are working diligently to
make 1t an occasion to be remem-
bered
Interesting Meeting.
st. Johns Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet Monday afternoon at
o'clock with Mrs. Joseph Sorg. 2SI0
East Franklin street. Roll call OF
members and report of the years
work will be special features of the
meeting; other matters Of Importance
W he Il tCRnEGA1 f1l1l or fay1 10 1f4a
is requested. Mrs. o. f. Parrish Mrs.
j. f, Failing, Mrs. Arthur Mann, Mrs.
j. A. kratz. Mrs. Charles ]. Billups.
Mrs, T. w Wilson and Mrs. r. ID.
Garcin will represent the circle at the
State convention to be held in War
renton. October 28th. 29th and 30th.
At the last meeting of the circle the
following officers were reelected:
Leader Mrs. Ramon d. Garcin; vice.
leader, Mrs. Lucy F. Murray; treas
urer, Mrs. William Mayer assistant
treasurer. Mrs. William Crump; re-
Cording secretary, Mrs. T. II. Wilson;
corresponding secretary Mr.. -William
A. Burrows. 81 s5Ns
Donation Day. @9h
Tuesday. November tath, VIII be
Donation Day at the Sheltering Arms
Free hospital All friends of the hos
pital are asked to bear in mind this
date
Binns-Stoner.
A wedding of unusual interest to
| large circle Of friends was solemnized
in the Methodist church at Natural
Bridge station, on Wednesday, evening,
October / 9TH, at $50 o'clock, when
Miss Frances Stoner. the second
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John H.
Stoner. became the bride of Mr..
Charles Binns.
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tistically decorated with potted plants.
ferns and autumn foliage. carrying
out the effect of the season, Suspend
ed from the ceiling in front of the
altar was q large marriage bell of
white and yellow chrysanthemums
under which the bride and groom
stood The bride entered upon the
arm of ker father, while Miss Lucy
Kate Voolfolk, of Glasgow, Va, beau
tifully rendered Iohengrin's wedding
march, playing 30, Perfect Love"
during the ceremony The Rev. Mr..
White, the presiding elder, of Salem,
Va, performed the ceremony in
very impressive manner.
The bride was attred in q hand
some suit of mahogany brown. with
accessories to match. carrying a cor
sage bouquet of Brides roses
Miss Frances Burks. of Roanoke, a
honor, wore a gown Of yellow char
meuse with an overdress of chiffon
and lace, carrying Killarney roses Mr..
Russell High. of Richmond. was the
grooms best man.
Miss Eilene Stoner, sister of the
bride, and Miss Hope Chiles, the
bridesmaids. were Charmingly gowned
in white crepe de chine, with yellow
girdles. carrying yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Mr.. Erskine Clarke and Mr. Ken
meth Nickell of Natural Bridge sta
ton. were the ushers.
The bride Is graduate of the
Farmville Normal school, and Is
young lady of many charming quail
ties, while the groom is a very popu-
lar and prosperous young business
man of Louisa.
After an extended trip North. in
Guiding Niagara, Mr. and Mrs. Binns
will be at home, after November LIST.
at Louisa.
The out-of-town guests were Miss
Frances Burks, Miss Marion Borst Mr.,
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