The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-07

Eleanor Hopkins of Hot Springs, Va.
and Miss Emily Hammond. of Ralti-
more, who were flower girls. They
wore dresses OF white embroidered
swiss and lace caps with pale blue
/ bows tssssa v7FTTsea baskets OF white
sweetpeas. MIR. j. fabof Loreer of
New Yark. was his brothers best
man. ard the ushers were Messrs ] \
MareChai Brown of Philadelphia:
Daniel s. Roberts, of Pittsburg, both
formerly OF Baltimore: Il. T. Noble,
of Pittsburg; J. s. Kimball, of Bos-
ton: William NJ. Donnelly, of Detroit.
and II NJ. Merritt. OF Nyack. n. Y.
The cathedral was decorated with
palms and quantities OF white lilies,
and after the ceremony the little
flower girls strewed blossoms In the
path OF the bride down the aisle and
10 the carriage outside the church. |
The wedding party and a small num- |
Der OF guests went Immediately TO
the home Of Mrs William II. Black |
ford 1919 Eutaw Place, the great |
aunt of the bride, whore wedding |
breakfast was served. Later Mr. |
I,oree and his bride left for Colorado |
and the Grand Canyon. where they !
will spend several weeks. ON their |
return they will live at West Orange,
n j. The bride is n granddaughter /
of Mrs. George +. Holman, of Balt- /
more. and Mr.. Loree was a resident /
Of this city when his father was
president of the Baltimore and Ohio /
Railroad
The bride visited here in March
ns the guest OF Mr. and Mrs IT. X. !
Franklin. Gresham Court. and much
entertaining was done in her honor. !
Mr. and Mrs Franklin were among
the out~of-town guests at the we'd /
ding,
Announcement of Much Interest.
/ An engagement of great interest
here. just announced in Radford, is
that OF Miss Kathleen Clark, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Washington
Clark. to Mr.. Gordon Lefebvre Of
Roanoke, son of the late Mr.. Clay
ton Lefehrve. and grandson Of Mrs,
w W. Gordon. of this city. The
bride is very popular in Radford and
belongs to a very prominent family
IN her section Of the State. Mr..
Lefehvre has a host of friends in this
years and Is connected with some OF
the oldest families In Virginia.
Attend May Festival.
+ number Of people from Norfolk |
and Newport News have been the /
guests of friends for the May festt !
val Among those from Norfolk are: /
Mrs Leighton HUBBARD Mrs. Fergus I
Reid, and Miss Ethel Nicely. Those /
from Newport News include: Mrs. +
w W. Uarwood, Mr., and Mrs. Edwin /
/ Fcllers. Miss Lawrence Siearnes, MI /
/ T.. T. Stearnes. Miss Ella Hayes. /
Miss Barbara Robertson and MIR
/ Holt has been the guest Of friends
+ during the festival and Will he here
several days longer.
/ Miss Melvin To Lecture.
/ Miss Della Melvin. an allumnae Of
+ Goucher college. Baltimore, and who
is here attending the Playground and
/ Recreation association Of America,
will deliver a most delightful lecture
/ before the members Of tho Equal
/ Suffrage league. at 500 East Broad
I street. Thursday afternoon, Nav Sth.
I at E o'clock. Miss Melvin has charge
/ Of one of the recreation parks in
| Baltimore and liz deeply Interested
| in this work. She Is an able speaker
! and IL we'll Remembered here by her
brilliant lecture at the Virginia State
fair two years ago.
, An Interesting Meeting.
The Allumnae association Of Miss
Enetts school held a very interest
Ing and important meeting Monday
afternoon at $50 o'clock I'm the
school room. for reelection Of of
f1cers Miss Pattie Jackson. vice.
president Miss Margaret Freeman,
recording secretary. Miss Bessie Ry-
land corresponding secretary. and
Miss Martha Purcell was reelected
treasurer The most important fea-
ture Of the afternoon was that the
association decided to give the era-
duating class OF this year lun-
cheen the last week in MAY at the
Westmoreiand club Miss Mary Day
Wirr being elected chairman Of the
occasion. Refreshments were sefv-
one Of the most delightful OF the
wear
Concert at Jefferson on MAY 10Th
"1hr R7~e Maiden" ii delightfully."-
brlch, and attractive cantata. will he
given AZ the jefferson auditorium on
MONDAY May 10Th. under the aus 1
pices Of the Ladies Aid society If
the Church Of the Holy Comforter
The Ashland Choral club, an organi- |
cation of forty selected voices Of unu-
suai excellence and culture will sing
the choruses. while the solo parts |
viii lee taken by Mrs L. c. Dlasin- |
game. soprano; Miss Frances Ian |
caster. contraito; Dr. NJ Koblenzer.
tenor. and Mr.. Howard - Bryant, |
hasso No small part If the pro-
gram viii he taken Ivy the orchestra,
composed Of Mrs, s r Hequem-
hourg. Miss Catharre Thurston. Mr. |
3. Frank komarek and Mr. Sam
Cowardin with Mrs W, II. Lasher
accompanies. Unl@r the direction of
Mr. Il. c Sainshurv, this cantata
was given by the same talent in Ash
land April 21st The entertainment
was a most brilliant success. Many
were unable To get seats and crowds