The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-17
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Quantities III white flowers. palms
-e,,ys ,,,,.4,,A-~ decorated the hume Of
NJ andv ssrs. Urban Ewing caches
II Eiaya avenue last evening for the
~ras,fflnr of their daughter, Miss
Katherine Ewing Caches, great
GRANDDAUGHTER Of the late Mr.. VIII
liam Green, and Mr.. Robert Coleman
waiker, son az the late Mr.. William
James Walker. ef this city. The cere-
mony took place at 3 O'Clock IN the
isnc drawing room, which was arts
tieaily decorated in white roses.
smilax and Mains White ribbons
End tall vases Of white flowers FORMED
an isle down which the bridal party
ran1e to tho strains of the Wedding
March" from Johengrin. The bride
entered with her father, 10y whom
she was given away, and was met at
she 4rnprov.sed altar of white, roses
banked AGAINST palms and lighted
with tail cathedral candles. by the
groom and hrs best man, Mr.. Clinton
raay,s,, of New York. She wore an
ex,iiisite gown ~ CseorgeAe white
creme with long court train of satin,
trimmed in lace. Her tulle veil was
1ecaniuriv arranged in cap style and
raurf1t with orange blossoms, and
she carried a bouquet of Eardenias,
Miss Elizabeth T'ravers Caches. sister
Of the bride, was maid OF honor, and
wore a dress Of white shadow lace
with pink satin girdle. Her bouquet
was Of pink roses and lilies OF the
valley. being a shower effect which
came 70 the bottom Of her skirt
A reception followed Immediately
after the ceremony. which was at
tended bv only the immediate fami-
lies Of the bride and groom and
few intimate friends. Later in the
evening Mr.. and Mrs Walker left for
New york. from which place they
will -sail for Europe, whore they ex-
pect to spend the summer, returning
fin the fall 20 make their home Ia
Cambridge. Mass.
Among the guests from distance
were. Mr.. and Mrs. John II wight
of Baltimore; Miss Mary Green Nor
ton, Of Baltimore, Dr. William F.
Lockwood, Of Baltimore: Mrs. Ben
tarn.n Fl. RidgelY, Of Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. r. Sims, of Phtiadel-
pifa: Mr.. Malcolm Huey. Of fhiia-
'delphia; MIR. Eflngham y. Morris, OF
Philadelphia: Mr.. Thomas Knox. OF
F'redericksburg, Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
Mcc'ullourh. Miss Virginia McCui-
Tough. and Master Alan Mccullough,
Ni !~tEAbiA-
Miss Faches made her debut in
Richmond several winters ago and II
a beautiful and charming young wo-
man, having many friends here and
in Raitime re. where she has OTTER
visited her aunt, Mrs. John II. Wight
Interesting Meeting.
The last meeting of the Grandchil-
dren's Cha pier Ne. /. auxiliary to the
Richmond Chapter, United Daughters
of the Confederacy, will be held Fri
day afternoon. June goth, at 4 o'clock
at the Soldiers Home Dir. James
Powers Smith will make the address
ard present the medal for the best
essay on "Stonewall'' Jackson. Miss
Alice Heckler will recite and an In
ferestinr musical program has been
arranged.
At the Woman's Club.
The third series Of informal teas
was given ct the Woman's club yes
terday afternoon from to 7 O'Clock.
which was a very delightful affair.
Yellow and white daisies decorated
the tables and a number of prominent
society women called during the af-
ternoon-
Dinner for Mr.. Page.
Tho Italian ambassador. Marquis
Cusani, Will give a dinner in Wash
tngton on june 21st in honor of Mr..
Thomas Nelson Page. Mr.. and Mrs.
Page have closed their residence In
n street. In Washington, and are es-
tahiishel in their summer home IN
York HarbOr, Me, where they plan
to remain until September. Mr.. Page
will come to Washington to attend the
dinner Of tho Italian embassy.
In Honor of Miss Chambers
Miss Myra Chambers, who has been
visiting IN Danviile for some time. has
been given a number Of handsome
parties since she arrived. among them
being n luncheon at the Merriewold
eiup on Wednesday, when Mira Don