The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-02

chairman, Miss Virginia Christian,
Miss Dorothy Christian and Miss Bar
bara Trigg.
Costumes and dances--Miss Julia
Joynes, chairman. Miss Lucy Ford
Workman, Miss Edith Donnan, Miss
Belle Willard, Miss Roberta Trigg and
Miss Della Davenport.
Tickets-Mrs Douglas vanderfoof..
Invitation--Miss Julia Joynes and
Miss Elizabeth Hargraye.
Dressing rooms--Miss Mabel Walk
err, chairman. Miss Charlotte Bemfss,
Miss Elsie Lindsey and Mrs. Hiram
Smith.
Additional Patronesses.
Many of the most prominent women
of Richmond will act as patronesses
for the series of musical teas to be
given at the Jefferson son February,
IL, 10 and 26. These musicales will
be very smart functions, and will be
Lent The following names have been
added to the list OF patronesses as
previously published: Mrs, John Z.
Hagan, Mrs. Preston Belvin, Mrs A.
w. Martenstein, Mrs. Thomas Smyth,
Mrs. Charles Davenport. Mrs. Alfred
Bah Carter, Mrs. Charles G.. Taylor,
Jr., Mrs John L. Butler, Mrs. c. e.
Whitiock, Mrs. Clifton Miller, Mrs.
Florence Hequembourg. Mrs. Mary De
Witt Adams, Mrs. John Farland, Mrs.
III. c.. Whftehurst, Mrs. NJ. B. Thomas,
Mrs. Logan Golsan, Mrs. Thomas Big
gers. Mrs. Ware b. Gay, Miss Nora
Houston, Miss Marion Ryland, Miss
Helen Fillebrown and Miss l. Blanche
| Thomas.
Approaching Marriage.
The Rev. and Mrs. Henry Lewis
Quarles. Of Manassas. Va, announce
| the approaching marriage of their
daughter, Frieda Lewis. to Mr.. john
| William Vowel, of Culpeper, Va The
wedding Will take place on the even
| ing OF February is in Manassas Zap
| tist church.
woman's Club Notes.
| Miss Jean Wilson, of Washington,
will give a dramatic reading at the
\ Woman's club tomorrow afternoon at
ago o'clock Miss Wilson liz very
| talented woman and has given read
| ings at the White House and many
prominent homes in Washington. The
hostess for the afternoon win be Mrs
| Charles Davenport. Mrs. Harry Haz-
ard. Mrs. e. G.. Hlgginbetham and
Miss Tabb,
on next Wednesday afternoon Miss
Augusta Daniel viii give the third OF
her series of lectures on architecture.
Engagement Announced.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cunningham
announce the engagement VI their
daughter, Lummie Lee, TO Mr.. Isham
/ T. Wilkinson, OF kcnbridge, Va The
wedding will take place the middle
of March.
Beautiful Wedding.
st. PauFs Episcopal church in New
port News was the scene of beauti-
/ ful wedding Wednesday at $50
| @ clock when Miss Susan Selden DIM
mock. daughter of Mrs. William
Courtney Dimmock. became the bride
lef Bryant Hawk Prentice, OF Buffalo,
In. Y. Rev r. G. Darst rector of st.
panis, assisted by Rev. S. Roger
Tyler, of St Marks church, OF Rich
mend. performed the ceremony, using
two rings.
The fun vested choir of the church
sang THE Vote that Breatlaed Ger
| Eden" and the color scheme of green
land white was car rled out with u Pro-
| fusion of palms and cathedral candles.
The same colors were used In the
gowns worn by the honor maids. Miss
Catherine Schmidt, of York Pa, wear
ling green cisarmeuses with silver gar
I nitnre and Miss PeIa PIurnmer wear
ing white charnleuse with net drap-
cry They carried pink roses The
maids Misses Margaret Fishburn, OF
| Leesburg; Judith jenkins. of Balti-
imore: Powell Byrd, OF Gloucester. and
Ruth Billiard. Of Baltimore. wore
Ifrocks of white lace over messaiine,
caught with clusters of pink French
rosebuds. and carried lighted tapers
in silver holders.
/ The bride, who entered with her
brother. Samuel II. Buxton. wore a
handsome gown OF chiffon over mes
saline. with court train and touches
iof real lace, and her tnlle veil was
caught up with a wreath of orange
blossoms. She carried q shower bou-
oaet of lilies OF the valley and or
chids The bridegroom. with his best
man, Mr. Harry Raymond. of New
York, met the bride at the chancel.
The ushers were Messrs. Robert
Prentice and Clarence Prentice. of
Buffalo. Henderson Gregory, of Wash
| ington, p. G., and Edmund Spauid-
! ing and Raymond Neyes. of New
/ After the ceremony reception was
rendered the bridal party and out-of-
town guests by Mrs. Dimmock. at her
home in the north end. Receiving
with Mrs. Dimmock were the bride
groorns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Hall Prentice, OF Buffalo, and the
bride and bridegroom.
After an extended southern tour.
! Mr. and Mrs. Prentice viii go to Buf
falo to make their home. Mr.. Prem
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