The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-21

fully decorated, yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS being used in profusion in the
hall and living-room, with Quantities
of palms and ferns. A large center
piece of pink roses and lilies of val
ley with many pink shaded lights,
decorated the dtninF-room table. The
guests We're received by Mrs Thread
craft, Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Putney.
The punch bowl was presided over
by Mrs. Frank Threadcraft and Miss
Nancy Butt, and those serving in the
dining-room were Mrs. Edward De-
Shield, Mrs. Henry Mackenzie, Miss
Fanny Culpepper and Miss jamie
Peters.
Luncheon for Bride.
Mrs. Robert f. Michae1s, "A bride of
this season, was the guest OF honor at
a luncheon given Wednesday by Mrs
Lucy o, Michaels at her home, 2O12
Hanover avenue Killarney roses and
pink shaded candles in silver canda-
labra were used TO decorate the table
Dainty hand-painted cards for six
teen guests. carried out the color
scheme Of pink
Return from Wedding Trip.
nr. and Mrs. Cullen s.. Pitt, whose
wedding was an interesting event of
this month, have returned from their
wedding journey, and after Dece1n Der
LIST will be at home at 61s North
avenue, Barton Heights
Mason-Coppee.
Society here and throughout the
State is deeply Interested in the mar
riage of Miss Eugenia Coppee,
daughter Of Mrs Coppee and the late
Mr. Henry st. Leger Coppee, of
Mississippi. and granddaughter of the
former president of Lehigh university,
and Mr., William Barton Mason, OF
King George county. Virginia, which
took place Wednesday evening at
o'clock in st. Paul's Protestant
Episcopal church. Washington, ID. c.,
the Rev. Mr.. Talbot, assisted by the
Rev Roy Mason, brother OF tho groom,
The Church was beautifully decorat-
cd with pink and white chrysanthe-
NUNS and autumn foliage The bride
was given in marriage by an old friend
Of the family, DIR. Holiday, of Orange
Va. She wore gown OF satin char
mouse, trimmed with old point lace.
Her veil was Of tullc, and was fastened
to her hair with a lace cap trimmed
with orange blossoms. She carried
shower of Brides roses and lilies Of
the valley. Miss salle Price, of Lewis
burg, w. Va, was maid of honor. and
Mrs, Charles M Kerr, OF Orange. Va,
was matron Of honor for her sister.
Miss Elizabeth Mason. of Orange. Va,
lister Of the bridegroom, was the
bridesmaid. They wore gowns OF
white lace over pink charmeuse, trim /
ned with large lace butterflies. They +
'arried armfuls of pink chrysanthe- /
NUNS Mr. Phelan Mason, Of Pitts |
'urg, was best man for his brother. I
md the ushers were Mr. George /
Jason. Of Colonial Beach; Mr., Jack I
Norton, Of Orange. Va; Mr.. George /
'aylor, Of King George, and DIR. Mason /
mith, OF Fredericksburg, Va. A re-
option followed the wedding at the
ome Of the brides mother, in the
after which Mr. and Mrs.
fason left for their wedding trip,
.fter December LIST they viii be at
ome at Orange. Va.
Pound Party.
The annual pound party of the
liver Cross Circle Of Kings Daughters
ill be held this afternoon from 4
D O'Clock In the home of Mrs. T. w
homas. COOS Grove avenue. for the
aneft OF the Sheltering Arms Free
ospital Mrs. King. treasurer. will
i've an interesting talk on the work
cling done ana needs OF the hospital
N interesting musical program has
cen arranged. Professor Murray will