The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-24

sisters, Misses Matte and Margaret
Rem, who were charmingly gowned
| in yellow crepe meteor, draped In yell
! low chiffon and rose point lace. They
carried yellow chrysanthemums. Mr.
Samuel Allen, of New York, acted as
best man.
The ceremony was followed by an
4 Informal reception, at which the guests
were received by Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Walter REM, Mr. and Mrs, orren
Lyme Shackleford. Mrs. F. s. Shackle-
ford. mother of the bridegroom:
Misses Matte and Margaret Rem and
Mr.. Samuel Allen.
The punch bowl was presided over
by Mrs. George Rem, assisted by Miss
Emma williams and Miss Blount RID
ley.
The table In the dining-room was
decorated with large basket filled
with yellow roses and yellow shaded
candles shed a soft light over the
room Those receiving the guests
were Miss Pierce, of Raleigh, N c.;
Miss Mary Smith. of Newport News,
Va Miss Helen Young. Miss Ethel
Mathews, Miss Bessie Ridley. Mrs John
vallicoser, of weldon, N. c.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Shackleford left for Old Point en- route
North, but on their return will live In
the 9raydon apartments.
Among the guests from a distance
attending the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Stone, of Warren, Pa. :.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Allen. of New
York; Mrs. f. A. shackleford, of War
saw. Va; Mics Pierce. OF Raleigh. N.
C.; Miss Mary Smith, of Newport News;
Mrs. John Vallicoser of Weldon. N. c.
G,
Donation Day.
Monday, October 27th. is to be do
nation day" at the Virginia Home for
fncurables. Mrs. Warner Moore is
chairman of the day and will be assist
ed by the following committee: Mrs,
William Hodges Mann. Mrs Aubrey
Young. Mrs. Jordan Leake, Mrs A. s..
Stratus. Miss Annie Ball. Mrs. II. II.
Elicit and Miss Allen. This commit
tee and the members of the board will
be at the home all day Monday to re-
ceive any contributions that may be
sent.
Halloween Party.
charming affair of the season will
be the Halloween party in Holy Com
forter church school, Grove avenue and
Roland street. on the evening of octo-
Der 30th, at s 30 o'clock. There will
be a number of delightful dances, and
Professor Potter organfst of the
church. is arranging a delightful mu-
steal program for the evening. Re
freshments will be served, and the
decorations will be In keeping with the
OCCASION.
Interesting Meeting.
The Kirmess association will meet
this morning at II o'clock in room Gao
Of tho Jefferson hotel. All who are
interested in the Kirmess are asked TO
attend.
Interesting Recital.
The first recital of the season by rep
resentatiyes of the Richmond School
of Expression win be given on Friday
evening, October cath, at the Stiefr Mu-
sic hall. III West Broad street, at $3.50
o'clock. Patrons and friends are cor
daily invited to attend. Two class
| features of special attraction will be
! a classic pantomime In Greek robes
and an aesthetic drili of light gymnas-
| tics In blouse suits. The following pro-
| gram will be rendered
| "Bobbys Bravery" Miss Alice Hechier
THE Tragedy and Triumph OF Small
Things" ....... Miss Laura Parker
| "Pllghted" ....... Miss Leoia Ball
/ "A Life Lesson" Miss Helen Nickols
Poem by oliver Wendell Holmes.
| Miss Fay Dodsworth
! "a Baseball Classic.
| Miss Mary Nuckols
| Poem by Ben King
Miss Marguerite Stiles
| THE whistle" ..,.. Miss Ada Stephens
THE Pathway of Gold"
Miss Lena Sidney Culpepe,
Selection from Poe,
| Mrs. w F. Thurstor
Classic pantomime. ..............Cl Glass
| Music.
Aesthetic gymnastics. ............C elias:
Personal.
Miss Mary Pegram is the guest OF