The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-22
Society

Inc marriage Oh MISS MSId A~uS-tF
Chambers. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
Al. Allen Chambers. 10 Mr.. William
Eilery Greene. OF New York. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. ]. f. Greene, was
soiemnized last evening at 6:sO o'clock
In the home of the brides parents,
sl4 Park avenue, Or. George w.
Mcdaniel. pastor of the First Baptist
church. was the officiating minister,
ana the wedding marches were rem /
iered by an orchestra The house was
beautifully decorated for the occasion 1
III palms, ferns ana white chrysan- 4
,hemums, the dinIngroom being at .
sractiyelv arranged with ferns and
pink roses, The bride entered the
sirawinEroom with her father. ey
whom she was given away. and wore
handsome gown of brUcaded white (
crepe meteor. trimmed in real lace /
aalle. and she carried shower pou- /
auet Of orchids and lilies OF the val
5ey. Miss Martha Chambers. sister OF
she bride was maid Of honor, and
sore a lovely gown Of pink crepe me- I
+ teDr, over which was draped cream I
lace. She carried large bouquet OF
pink roses The bridesmaids tn .
studied Mrs. Walter HUBBARD. SIS
Martha Purcell. Miss Anne Ryland,
Miss Juliet Martin, Miss Annie Frank
tin Barnes, ana Miss Gary Iaicott .
they all wore dresses of pink crepe
ae chine. trimmed In white lace. and
carried pink chrysanthemums. Mr. .
Edward Greene. brother Of the groom,
acted as best man.
A large reception followed the eere-
alony, TO which several hundred
guests were invited including many
"a b. aEst -y.~-
town guests who attended the we'd
ding were. Mr. James f. Greene. AIR.
ana Mrs. Charles y. Hine, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward II. Greene, Miss Lucy 5.
Greene. oil Of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr..
Andrew Squire. of Cleveland and New
York, president Of Cleveland and
Piitsburg railroad, and Mrs Squire
Mrs. Charles Patch, of Detroit; Mr..
william e. Smith. Buena Park, Chi
cauo. Mr.. William Il. Frear. Of Troy,
H. Y. all Of whom are at the Jeffer-
son hotel Mr. and Mrs. Chambers
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. "A
L. Barrel, OF New York; Mrs Har-
ny Z Roberts, OF Pulaski; Mrs. Donald
Harrison, Of Danvine; Miss Martha
Purcell. OF "Tuscavilla' Miss Virginia
Sibbony. Of Wytheville.
Mr.. Greene and his bride will make
their home in New York.
Luncheon For Colonial Danes.
The Virginia Society of the Colonial
DANES celebrated its twenty-hrst
birthday yesterday ut luncheon at
the Country club. which was one Of
the most elaborate and brilliant at
fairs Of the season, The Danes
colors. bun and blue, were carried out
very attractively In the decorations,
the largo assembly hall OF the club
house being massed with yellow au-
turr7n leaves. yellow chrysanthe NUNS
and dahlas against a background Of
palms and ferns. Il large table was
placed in the diningroon. where the
officers and visitors were seated, and
in the center 81 the table was an e&-
auis!ts basket of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS tied with broad blue satin RIB
bon. Small tables were arranged
around the large one and they were
also decorated with baskets Of yell
lew carysa uthemums tied with blue
tulie The place cards were en-
hossei with the Colonial Danes seal
In coiors A number Of very witty
toasts were given and responded to,
and with same of the most brilliant
and distinguished women Of virginia
present the affair Was one the whole
charming one.
The committee for The luncheon in
Guided Mrs J. Allison Hodges, chair
man; Mrs l. X Hamherlin and Mrs.
John Harrison, The toast committee
was composed Of Mrs. w. T. Robins,
Mrs. Arthur Scrivenor and Mrs.
James Lyons AT the punch table were
Mrs. J, Jordan f.eake, Mrs. William
r. Tompk!ns, Mrs John g. Farfand
and Mrs. Wltcher Keen.
Many Of the DANES are entertain
ing in their homes for the affair.
Among the large number Of out-of-
town women present today were:
Mrs Frank SpruiIl. OF North Carolina
4re 10 pf
Kingston. n y and Mrs. futile, OF
this University of Virginia
Acknowledgment.
An out-of~town wedding Of much
interest 10 society here. took place
yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock In
the home Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank g.
Aerceron, Sykesville, Md. when their
daughter, Mary Thomas. became the
bride Of Mr. John Addison, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Addison, OF
Ashland. and grandson Of Mr.. f.. T..
Addison, of Richmond The Rev
William X, Marshall was the offlciat-
ing minister. The whole lower floor
OF the house was Convased in whiet
and elaborately decorated in palms.
ferns and white chrysh emums.
The wedding marches wera rendered
by Miss Lillian Schultz, pianist. and
Mr.. Frank Mellor sang 20 Promise
Ale The bride, wearing gown OF
white crepe meteor. trimmed in
duchess lace and seed pearls, entered
the 9rawingroom with her father,
who gave her away. She wore A
white tulle veil arranged with "A
wreath OF orange blossoms and car
lied shower bouquet Of lilies OF the
VALLEY anG roses Mr. Robert Item
nuias. 81 This city, cousin OF the gr ,on,
was best man. Little Miss Katharine
Jane Merceron, sister OF. the b ldc.
attended the bride as flower girl md
wore lovely frock of white tatiste,
ard carried q basket Of PINK r,seS
Master John Morris was rlngbearer.
A reception followed the ceremony
Immediately after which Mr.. Addison
and his bride Jeff for an extensive
Wedding tour and VIII be at home