The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-19
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of Grecnville, and Catharine Miller.
frocks, and carried baskets of old
fashioned flowers.
Mr.. Robert Pollard. of Richmond,
acted as best man, and the grooms-
men were DR.. Harry Wall, of Norfolk;
Mr.. C. B. Lyon. of Durham, n. G.;
Messrs. John Cosby. Ballard Keen,
George Martin and DR.. Julian Rob
inson, OF Danville.
Several hundred invitations were
issued for the reception following the
ceremony, and among the out-of-town
guests present were: Or. Harry Wall,
of Norfolk; Mr.. Robert Pollard, or
Richmond: Mr.. Sterling Nottingham.
of Cape Charles, Va. Mr. and Mrs.
James Black, Miss Anne Reney and
Mr. and Mrs C. b. Lyon, OF Durham,
n. c.; Mr.. Tom Bell. of Greensboro,
". c.; Mrs. p. A. Henry, OF Balu-
more; Mrs. r. l.. Graham and Miss
Graham, OF Greenville, 8. G., Mrs.
Cosby, OF Brooklyn, n. y: MIR, and
Mrs r. A. Miller and Mrs John G.
Miller of Richmond, and Miss Doro-
Try Harrison of Petersburg. The
brides mother wore handsome gown
of black satin and blue charmsuse.
trimmed with lace and corsage
bouquet OF vioiets.
Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. NOEL in re-
oesving were. Mr.. and Mrs. X. A.
schoolfeid, Mr.. and Nrs. Randolph
Meade, Mrs James G. Penn, Jro Mrs.
Julian NJ Robinson, Mira. IA Nal
| lar. OF Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs, T..
| +. Hodges. Mr.. and Mrs, w. W. Will
| hanson, Colonel and Mrs. a B. Car
rsngton. Mr. and Mrs. John w Bos-
we'll, and Mr.. and Mira. J, I. Pritchett,
| Jr.
Or. Miller and his bride left I'M
mediately after the reception for New
York, from whence they Will sail on
| January 23d for London. After tray
cling over the continent they will GO
to Vienna where they viii spend
| the next six months.
Miss Wadsy Compliments.
| M.sg Margaret waddey, who ts Wig
ittng her aunt, Mrs w. w. Boxiay. in
Roanoke, was the guest Of honor at
| an auction bridge party given By Mira
r. w. GOODWIN Thursday afternoon.
| Another AFFAIR In honor OF Miss Wad~
| dey was the bridge party at which
| Miss Nav NOR Bouidin was hostess
| Saturday afternoon,
Quiet Wedding.
A quiet Wedding was celebrated yes
4 terday evening at 1903 Grove avenue
| wnan Miss Grace Fl. ,Cradaocs and
Mr. Grover c. Kern were married. The
Rev, I. q. Craddock, brother Of the
bride. cffoiated, and only this I'm
mediate families were present owing
| 10 recent bereavement in the bride 3
family. TIE bride, who IL the young.
est daughter OF tbs late n. r. Grad
dock. for years associated with ths
/ city engineers department, OF Ricll-
mond, wore n travelling costume. ar.
Kern 10 g young druggist. associated
with his brother -in~'aw. Mr.. John r
Bauer. MIR. and Mrs. Kern left I'M
rnedinteIy after the ceremony for
Washington. New FORK and ether
Northern points.
Al she Art Club.
| Mr.. Harrington Dawson, Of Paris.
will lecture 10 the members OF tue
| Art club Of Richmond and their
friends on Monday evening at $3.50
o'clock in the ciabreoms. Mr. DaW
son, who IL an American by birth. is
well known in both literary and art
] circles He will be recalled by many
Richmond peopie who had the pleas
| urs OF hearing him lecture at the MO-
ma -s.,ss,y- .as..a s.s.,~ at -un
a few years ago. His subject en-
Monday evening will be '"I he MISSION
| of Art"
| Mira G. J. Clarke will discuss THE
5Sacoratiws Art and Architecture of
! tina byzantine Period on Tuesday al
sernoon at $50 O'Clock, before the ms
| tory of art class.
| Card Tournament.
| Fourteen tables were engaged IN tne
January bridge tournament at inc
Wornan's club Friday evening. Auc~
ton bridge was the game. and the
best score was made by Miss Mary
Day winn and Mr.. Austin Brocken
! hrough An attractive supper MAS
served at the small tables. The Feb
ruary tournament will take place on
Thursday evening. the twentieth
VIII Go to Panama.
A number OF Richmond people Will
lspend part of the late winter III
Panama. which lis attracting throns
OF visitors this winter. who are eager
to see the great ditch before IL is
opened. Among those who will so to
/ Panama either shia. or nssNt s.aantss 9 IS
sfrs aYaai MIS- Fred Scr H. {. dion al .a1ln
AIRS Joseph E. Willard and the Misses
Willard. Mr.. and Mrs. Malvern G. Pat-
| fers0n, MT. and MIS-. UTIver7 ], ssefr1r's'
Miss Helen stevens. Mr. and Mrs. John
Stewart Bryan. and Mr.. and Mrs
Jonathan Bryan.
4 Fox--Thaihlmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Thalhimer an
4 nQuhEo LuS Gl&EA&CiaSttt VI tiicu
ter Irma Marie, to Mr.. irving j. FOX
OF New York. Mr.. and Mrs iThaihimer
ana their daughter Will be DIT home on
Saturday evening, February tst.
To Attend Wedding.
Misses Edith Jamison. Alice lizard, OF
Roanoke, and Miss Nan Logan, OF sa-
lem, left Thursday for Flint, Mich
to attend tho MARRIAGE Of Miss Alice
Dudley Powers, daughter OF Rev. and
Mrs w. Dudley Powers. to Mr.. Thomas
Lee Page. on Saturday evening. jan
uary 36th, at o'clock. In st. Paufs
Episcopal church. e
Miss Powers Is we'll known and q
social favortte in Virginia, where she
has many friends Mr.. Page Is origi-
nally from Charleston. w. Va, and
is also prominently connected. Miss
IJainison 10 to be Miss Powers maid
Of honor. and Misses lizard and Logan
will be bridesmaids.
LINEN Shower.
An attractive linen shower was
given by Miss Alma Vaughn Thurs
day afternoon at her home In Third
tavenue, Highland Park, In honor OF
Miss Marian Starke, whose marriage
to the Rev. Daniel T. Merritt. OF
6mithfeld, Va, takes place next Wed
nesday. Pink and white carnations
and snaftax decorated the parlors and
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