The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
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IntsEss1ns Meeting.
The General Association OF the
P~reservation 81 Virginia Antiquities
VIII meet II the John Marshall House,
Tuesday. June 10th, at II o'clock.
All members + entitled to attend,
and also all members visiting the
city. Notices. will be sent through
tho newspaper only.
Mn. b. b Valentine Forms Suffrage
League.
Mira. b. B. Valentine has returned
to the city from Danville, Va, where
she formed an Equal Suffrage league
OF large membership. Mrs. w. r.
Harris wal made president: Mrs. J..
e. Hicks, v1ce-president, and Mrs.
Thomas Meade. corresponding secre-
tary.
BrfIiAnt wdding.
One Of tho most brilliant and beau
tiful social events Of this season and
OF interest In society circles OF
Virginia and throughout the North,
also in navy circles, occurred wednes-
day evening last on board the United
States receiving ship Franklin. at the
Norfolk navy yard, when Miss Kath-
arine Lois Andrews Quimby, daugh-
ter OF Captain and Mrs. John Gardner
Quimby. became the bride of Mr.. VIII
uAOk vAlt AW1tt0a Va ~ItCCnCStCEt An. L.
The marriage. which was witnessed
! only by the relatives and a few friends
OF the couple. was followed by a large
and beautiful reception. at which
there was gathered an exceptionally
brilliant a~ssernblage from social and
naval circles.
The ceremony was performed before
an improvised altar OF palms. ferns
and Ascension lilies. upon which
burned mero cathedral andle
Rev. Francis Campbell Stefnmetx, D.
H., rector Of Christ Protestant Epis-
copal church, o~faciating.
The bride. on the arm Of her faith
er, walked up ar aisle formed Of
stacked bayonets. on the top of which
in each group burned a lighted can
die. White ribbon looped h bayo-
nets together, and the effect was
charming. Captain Quimby in the
full dress uniform OF the service, gave
his daughter Away.
The bride was gowned in an ex-
Quisite creation of heavy white duch-
lace and embroidered with rhine
stones. Her lace veil was held on
| with a wreath OF orange blossoms.
| She wore but one ornament, a dia-
mond necklace. the gift Of the bride
groom, and carried a shower bouquet
of lilies of the valley and Brides
roses.
Mrs. A. M. r. Allen. sister OF the
bride, was matron of honor. Her
gown was of pink charmeuse. draped
in white tulie and silver crystal Mrs.
Allen carried pink sweetpeas. The
maid of honor, Miss Nell Davinson.
| OF this city, VA gowned in pink char
meuse. draped In silver crystal and
trimmed In shadow lace, and carried
pink sweetpeas.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mar
garet Wrenn. Miss Helen Dickson, of
Savannah, Ga; Miss Margaret Cobb,
Miss Elizabeth Brooke. and Miss Bes-
| sic Howard. Their dresses were of
| pink charmeuse, draped and trimmed
In shadow lace, and they carried
shower bouquets OF pink sweetpeas.
Mr.. Kenneth Tanner, OF this city;
Mr.. Joseph Dwyer, Mr.. David HUI.
T.; Mr.. Charles WORKMAN. of Rich
mond, Va, and Mr.. Theodore Wreen
were the ushers.
For the reception the deck Of the
ship was deliberately decorated with
palms and spring flowers. and many
softly shaded lights added brtllance
to the scene. The ships band fur
nished music during the evening. In
tho receiving line were Captain n
Mrs. Quimby, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmot
Vail Castle, Mr.. and Mrs Castle, par
ents OF the bridegroom. and the men,
hers Of the bridal party.
Later In tho evening Mr.. Castle, and
his bride left for Old Point. from
where they will tax an extended
Northern trip, after which MI. n
Mrs Castle will make their home In
Rochester, N. Y.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Castle. the bridegrocm's
parents; Mr.. and Mra. Harvard Cas-
tie, OF Manati Porto Rico. brother
and sister Of the bridegroom: Mid
shipman William Quinby. OF An
napolis: Mr.. Sidney Thomas. of Wash
ington; Miss Helen Dickson. OF Sa+
vanpah. Ga: Miss Nell Davinson, OF
Warrington: Mrs william Kable. OF
Washington; Mr.. Kenneth Tanner, OF
washington: Mr.. Joseph Treper. Mr..
| David Kimbell, Of Rochester, N. T.;
Mr.. Charles workman. Of Richmond.
Va: Mr.. and Mrs Castle. OF Rochester.
N. T.: Mi. and MrA- John c. DAWN
son. Of washington:s Lieutenant n
MT. Charles Louie, OF Annapolis;
Mrs. Stone, of Warrington. and Cap
tain Stanford Mosea. United States
navy.
The Traveller Protective associa-
ton meets In Richmond this week M
Will DO n OCC4DaO0 QL, many pIh-
liant functions In the shape OF lunch
cons, card parties and dinners. A
number Of prominent society women
have been asked to assist In receiv-
ing the guests at tho different en-
tertatnments. The following pro-
gram will be Of interest
General reception at Jefferson ho-
tel Monday evening at $3.50 p. M:
Tuesday, June 10th. from 10 A. NJ
to IL noon, automobile ride to places
OF interest; ) r. NJ. reception at plant
of G.. r. Sauer company. Meadow and
| Broad streets: $50 p. M, concert
and refreshments, Richmond hotel
roof garden: wednesday. unc llth,
i1:9eeA. N. to : p n. luncheon at
Country club: sT~hursday, juno 18th.
1880 A M, trip to Jamestown island;
Friday, June 18th. from ; to $50 r.
NJ. card party at Jefferson hotel;
la.Se r. M ball satsJefEerson hotel.
AnnOunCemon4
Invitations have been received In
| Richmond to the marriage Of Miss
| Elisa Nelson Hamlin, daughter OF Mr..
and Nrs. Thomas Hamltn. OF DAN
Wills, Va, to Mr.. William Roy HAmp-
ton. Of North CarolinA. The wedding
IL TO take place Tuesday evening. June
nth It . O'Clock. ~ Epiphany r. h
| church, Danville. Va.