The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-19
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Mr.. and Mrs Robert Coleman
walker. whose wedding was one Of
the most brilliant ssacia events OF this
week. are sailing today on the steam
shin @Amerdcas for Paris They VIII
also go to Switzerland and other
.placss OF interest before they return
in the fall to make their home in Cam
bridge, Mass. where Mr.. Walker has
one moro year in the law course at
Harvard university. Mrs William
James Walker and Miss Hayes LEFT
Richmond last evening for New York
ard will said for Europe today ON the
steamship "Adrtatic." to be absent for
two years They expect to spend some
time I'm Berlin. Norway and Sweden.
Attending Finals.
Among the attractive girls from the
University Of Virginia and Richmond
who attended the Woodberry Forest
snals were Misses Sallie Boiling,
Emily Wade. Mary Pilktntor. Ellie
wood Page. and Lucille Mortimer. Miss
r.r7atfy Wade Is now attending the
ffraIs at the University of Virginia
and ia the guest Of Miss Mary Pill
k4ntou, AZ Charlottesville. Va, for
,nerly OF Richmond. Miss Pilkfnton
~sn leave Virginia about July LIST. To
spend a month visiting friends In
Massachusetts.
Al Fishers Island.
Mrs Arthur h. Kinsoiving. Miss
Mary Bruce Kinsolving, Mr.. Arthur
Lee kynsioving. and the children, left
Baltimore Monday for their cottage
at Fishers Island, y. Y, where they
viii he Joined by Rev. DR.. Arthur ID.
Kinsolving July LIST
Interesting Announcements
Mfr. and Mrs NJ. Allen Chambers, of
s14 Park avenue, announce the en-
-rt% a h gny
Lucille, to Mr.. William Elsry Greene,
formerly Of Cleveland. o., but now
Of New York city. The wedding will
take place Some time In the fall and
will he al important and interesting
event 10 society at that time
Open Country Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w Scott
and children. Captain Joseph f. WI
lard and Mas Elizabeth Willard, left
IN n,ortor cars Tuesday for Royal
Orchard" the country home of the
Scots. Other guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Scott are Misses Elizabeth Johns,
Frances Darlington. Elizabeth Will
Isabel and Elizabeth Scott, Mary Aus
x1m Campbell They will return 10
Richmond early next week.
EneicrS--WeFner.
A beautiful wedding was solenized
yesterday afternoon at 6 O'Clock at
fNH ERrIeA OF MAlCE hlsd 53t >. 1sobiS
Werner. IN Stuart avenue. when their
daughter. Ruth Cleveland. became the
bride Of MIR. Henry Williams Enders,
sna Of Mr.. and Mrs, Emil Enders.
The ceremony v-as performed by Rev.
Charles Etfiers. II Baltimore. brother
If the groom The house was deco
rated in pink roses and palms, with
NJ fl shaded lights The bride was
gowned in blue crepe de chine and
carried a shower bouquet of lilies OF
The valley. She entered the draw
ing room with her father, by whom
she was given in marriage, and was
met at the tmprovised altar Of roses
and palms by the groom and his best
man. Mr.. Clotha Werner. The brides
maids were Misses Malvine Battige.
C1othilda Hassel, Ida Delaney and
Gertrude Taylor, VINO wore dresses
Of imported French wolfe and shadow
lace with pink sashes- They carried
shower bouquets Of maidenhair ferns
and wore Ieghorn hats trimmed In
black velvet and pink rose buds Miss
Minnie Enders was maid of honor and
wore a lovely gown of imported
French vo3l and real lace end white
leghorn hat trimmed in forget-me-
nots, tiny pink rose buds and black
velvet Her bouquet was Killarney
roses. Messrs. Louis Werner. Wal
lace Barker, George Franck and
Louis Belienot were usners
An informal reception followed the
ceremony. after which Mr.. Enders
and his bride left for an extensive
Northern trip and will be at home
after July 18th, at 1900 Floyd avenue
Church Wedding.
The Seventh Street Christian church
YVES the scene Of very pretty wed
ding last evening at Gao o'clock wher
1iiss Norma Virginia West, daug htei
of Mr.. George Fleming West, became
the bride of Mr. Charles Wilkinson
son OF Mrs, Bette r.. Wilkinson. This
church was arttstically decorated ir
cat flowers, palms ard ferns. and the
Rev. Fl. ID. c. Maclachisn, pastor OF
the bride, performed the ceremony.
The bridal Chorus" from Lohenrrin
and the occasional were rendered by
Mr.. Spencer Tupman. who also play
ed 80 Promise Me" very softly dur
ing the ceremony. The bride, who
was given In marriage by her father
was charmlugiy gowned in ivory
cnarmeuse trimmed In Princess lace
Her tnlle veil was becomingly ar
ranged and caught with orange bios
SONS, and she carried shower bou-
cuet of lilies Of the valley. Miss
the groom, was maid of honor and
wore pink charrneuse trimmed In real
lace, and carried bouquet OF
Killarney roses. Mr.. Garland Ed
ward Wilkinson. brother OF the
groom. was best man, and the ushers
included: Meesrs II r Bernard. VIII