The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-03
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in honor Of her son, Master Robert
son Capers. The entire house was
attractively decorated In autumn
leaves and lighted with jack -o'-lan-
terms and pumpkin heads. All sorts
OF fascinating Halloween games were
played and prizes awarded to those
accomplishing the various fetes Deli
cfous orange ice was served from
small pumpkins and the centerpieces
for the dining-room table was n large
pumpkin filled with fruits, About
twenty-five OF the Younger society set
enjoyed ths evening.
At the Woman's Club.
reception will be given NJ the
Woman's club this afternoon from
430 to in honor OF Sir william
Ramsay and Lady Ramsay. The La
ter has most graciously consented to
talk to the members of +ha club, and
their guests on this afternoon coli
corning her travels, wh.c,l promise 10
be very interesting. Sir P ,msay wi.
also make short address Mrs.
Thomas Gary Johnson lis chairman Of
the aftern oon.
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been Issued by Mr..
and Mrs John Bacon Jeffress for the
wedding reception Of their daughter,
Bealc Morgan. on the evening of No
vember 10th. at $40 o'clock, al4
Park avenue. The ceremony Will be
witnessed by only the immediate
families. other guests having been in
vited to the reception.
Interesting Wedding.
An interesting t-of- town wedding
took place Tuesday evening, October
2sth. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eckford n. Hundley. In Lebanon,
KY, when their daughter, Julia West.
became the bride of Mr. Robert Lo-
gan Harris. of this city. formerly Of
Blackstone. A color scheme OF pink
and white was carried out with chry
santhemums, Southern Smilax and
palms. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. William r. Baird, of Hen
derson, KY, in the north parlor before
an improvised altar OF palms, chry-
santhemums and tall cathedral can
dies. The hall was banked with ferns.
the stairway being draped with sui-
lax. Pink shaded lights and pink
roses were used In the dining room.
Mrs. John McCord, a cousin Of the
bride. played the wedding marches
and the ribbons were held by little
Miss Louise Baird and Master Nc
Chord Hurt, the former being dressed
In n white lingerie frgck and pink
ribbons. The bride entered with her
father. by whom she was given in
marriage. and wore a gown Of white
duchess satin, trimmed IN pearls and
rose point lace, Her veil was Of
maiine trimmed in rose point lace
and caught with orange blossoms.
Her orne nents were "A pearl necklace
and diamond pin gifts from the
groom She carried shower bou-
auet NJ lilies If the valley and a pray
or book with a shower Of lilies to
mark the marriage service. THIS book
s4fs-.-f-4l he mister
Miss Jenn Caltrane, Of Concord. was
maid of honor and the brides only
attendant She was Eawned in white
brocaded satin, drapea IN pink French
chiffon hrocade and carried an arm
full of pink roses Mr.. Epps Harris.
IT blackstone, was his brothers best
man
Following the ceremony a recep-
1ou was given by the brides parents.
rhey were assisted in receiving ~
he bridal party, Rev. and Mrs w. T.
Baird. Messrs and Me@dames Q. d.
Thomas. T. NJ, Estes, John NJ Nc
chord r. II Lanham, Mrs, VIII Hart
md Miss Margaret BAIRD,
Among the out-of-town guests
were: Miss Jenn Coltrane. ~ Con
sord. N g; Epps Harris If Rack.
stone; Alfred Phillips, of Cincinnati;
Rev. and Mrs W. z, Baird AMI Miss
Louise Baird. of Henderson, XIV, MIR
and Mrs. T. z, LAnham. Mr.. ANA
Mrs Percy Johnson Miss Elizabeth
E.dmonds, Miss Margaret Baird, all %
Louisville: Mrs. A. NJ. J. Cochran and
Miss Harriet Cochran. Of MayTvt'le
KY, Mrs Roy Clary, Of Great Falls
Mon. Miss Anna sta1ffer. Reading
Pa; Mrs. A. r. Schultz. Springfield
KY; Miss Sarah Cecil panvills, XIV
Mr. and Mrs Harris are spending
heir honeymoon in the East.
Meetings This Week.
The general association for the
Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities
will meet Tuesday morning. Novem-
Der 4th. at IL O'Clock. In the John
Marshall House Mrs. william Boil
lit Fitzhugh will present on this oc-
basion and tell of the work in the
aew branch In Eastville, Northamp-
ton county. The regular monthly
meeting OF the Lee Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy. will be
held In Lee Camp hall Tuesday morn
ng AT ii o'clock. This is a very Inn
sortant meeting. and all members are
requested TO be present
The Richmond Section, Council of
Jewish Women. will meet Tuesday
afternoon. November 4th, promptly mt
s:4s o'clock in the basement OF the
Beth Ahabah synagogue. Members
md friends will be entertained with
moving pictures and a piano solo by
Theodore Nelson. followed by the
Usual social hour.
Observation-Disclosures.
A beautiful wedding was solemnized
IN Wednesday evening at the home
II the brides parents on West Grace
,treet, when Miss Minnie Louise Hutz-
err daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benno
7utzler, became the bride OF Mr.. Lee
Roy Goldberg. of New York, former
y OF Atlanta, Ga.
The house was artisticany deco
Ated, the lower floor being arranged
With quantities of palms. smilax and
rellow chrysanthemums The cere-
nony was performed before an i'm
,rovised altar of palms and smilax,
he Rev. r. N. Calisch officiating.
The bride entered with her father.
Her gown was of white crepe de chine.
With the bodice of princess lace and
.hiffon Embroidered in pearls. She
arried q shower bouquet of lilies Of
he valley. and her only ornament was
circle of diamonds. the gift OF the
bridegroom Her wedding veil ~of
.uilc fell becomingly from a Juliet
zap caught with sprays OF orange
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