The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-04

Miss Emily Woodward was ring year
er. and wore a dainty frock Of sheer
Iwhite batlste. with pink ribbons. Mr..
Lloyd l.. IeeCh. of Lexington, acted
as best man, and the ushers includ-
ed: MeSsrs. John n. Ewing. of New
Orleans, La. and Robert r. Caring,
OF Lexington.
A reception followed the ceremony,
to which only the Immediate families.
friends and Chi Sigma M frat
brothers were invited, The dining
room was artisticsIly decorated in
Roldenrod, ferns and yellow shaded
lights. and delicious salad and ice
course being served during the even
ing. Wedding cake was presented to
each guest in tiny white boxes with
the monogram In gold letters.
Guests from a distance were: Mrs.
Charles Short. of Baltimore; Mrs
Robert Ewing. Mr.. John Ewing, Mas
tiers Robert and Wilson Ewing. OF
New Orleans, and Miss Edna b.
Deaver, OF Knoxville, Tenn.
Immediately after the reception
Mr.. Ewing and his bride left for an
extensive trip North. stopping at
Washington Baltimore, New York
City and Niagara Fails.
ISovfng-Harvey.
IYNCHBURG. VA. Sept. 3.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Isham Harvey, OF this
city. have just announced the mar
rage Of their daughter, Miss Annie
Pearl Harvey. to Mr.. Elliott Brown
Loving. which was celebrated in At
lanta. Ga, last Saturday at noon.
The bride has for several years been
q graduate nurse here and Mr., Low
ing has for twelve years been m
ployed with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway here.
Characterization.
IYSCHBURG, VA. Sept. 3.-Mr.
Luther C. Justice and Miss AYaiy May
Gordon. both of this city. were mar
ried Saturday at the parsonage of
Centenary Methodist church. the pas
tor, Rev. II. NJ Chandler. officiating.
Personal.
Miss Eveleen Nj. Wildbore. who
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs.
Jenkins. has returned home
from Alton. Va. where h has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs, Sarah
A. Wildbore. of "Fairview Farm" for
tHe past TWO NtehS-
Misses Mary Sue and Elizabeth Dew
have returned to the city after spend
Ing several days at Utd Point.
Miss lille Moncure. who has been
visiting friends In Nostoway county.
has returned to her home in this
city.
NJ xN4II{anr ~ rharsnaa ~ Nnuynrr4
News, has arrived in Richmond TO
accept fhe position as organist in
Monumental church.
Mrs. John p, Mcclure, sr.. is the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. j. Garnet
Nelson, in Harrison street.
Mrs. John b. Minor and children
have returned to their home in West
avenue, after spending the summer
in Warrenton. Va.
Mr.. James Morris has just returned
10 the city after spending IONS time
In Wayneshoro. Va.
Mrs. J, Scott Parrish left yesterday
for Atlantic City to spend several
weeks.
Miss Myra Chambers. who has been
visiting friends IN New York. Is now
the guest Of relatives In Pulaski. Va.
before returning to her home in this
city.
Mrs. G. X, Matson and Mrs. Charles
Palmer are spending some time
at Montvaie,
ueaq SOU ouM 'uuuW sespoH TN
the guest of Mr.. Riddle at Ocean
View. has returned 70 Richmond.
Mr.. Harry Frazier. Jr., has re-
urned to Richmond after spending
several days as the guest Of his Sis
ter, Mrs. A, f. Miller. in stanton.
Rev. w. c. James. d. D., pastor
OF Grove-Avenue Baptist church. has
returned from a visit to Stafford
county.
Miss Mary Chalmers has Joined
Mrs. Evelyn Gordon, at Natural Bridge
for several lays.
Misses Rosena and Marie Stein
hEsehes, n. $40 West GRACE ssraat.
are the guests ~ Mrs. McCue al AS
bury Park. N. j.
Mr.. Blair Fits. has returned home
after spending the weekend at Vir-
ginia BeaCh.
Mrs. W. II. Carroll and her daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Carroll. left Sunday for
an extended tour of the North.
Mrs, Frank w. Brown and chill
dren. Fannie, Rowe. Hazel, Frank and
Reeves. are the guests Of Miss Mamie
Pilkinton, in Virginia emu near
teh University of Virginia.
-., Mrs ". t. 0ppanheiynor., ~. Miss
Sara Oppenheimcr and Mr.. William
oppenheimer, nave returned home
after spending the summer at Nimrod
Hall,