The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-04
Society


Mr. II D. Carneal will sail from
New York on July 18th on the Cunard
line to join Mrs. Carneai ana their
daughter, Miss Nell Carneal, in Paris
The party will then spend several
months sightseeing In Europe Mr.
and Mrs A. C.. Carneal and their
daughters, Misses Edith and Mary
Carneal, expect to sail for Europe
about the sth of July for stay of
several months.
At the Country Ciub.
Those remaining in town over the
Fourth will have occasion to enjoy
delightful day at the Country club.
where there will be tennis, golf, bridge
parties and informal teas, with music
and dancing from TO j o'clock, and
the usual table d hote dinner VIII De
served.
Professionalism.
"Union Level cottage" the heauu-
full country home of Mr. and Mrs.
George X Potts. near RarhaInsville.
Va. was the scene of an Unusually
pretty wedding on Saturday evening,
June IS, 1913, when Miss Goldie
Claire Goddiu, the attractive ana ac-
complis he'd daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Sylvanus Goddin. became the bride of
Or. John Beekman Potts, OF Omaha,
Neh Rev. J. +. White. OF Toano. Va.
performed the ceremony.
The house was artistically decorated
in yellow and white. Huge bowls OF
daisies and ferns wser tastefully dis
posed throughout the several apart
ments thrown open for the occasion.
Miss Edna Phillips. Of Staunton,
Va, sang Il Know a Lovely Garden
and because" just before the bridal
part yentered
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore "A blue cloth
suit with hat trimmed in Paradise
aigrette, and carried 81 shower hou-
auct OF Brides roses. Her only at
tendant was her sister, Mrs. lawson
Cooke. who wore q gown Of yellow
brocadea satin and real lace, and car
ried large bouquet of yellow roses
Mr.. John Iring White. of Jerseyville.
Ill. was hest man. The gifts re-
ceived were many and handsome.
A reception was rendered the
bridal party, relatives and many
friends, by Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Potts brother and sister Of the groom,
at their handsome home. near Bar
Evansville. mediately following the
ceremony.
Magnolas, roses and ferns were
used throughout the large reception
rooms and the lawn was beautiful
ly Illuminated with japanese Ian
terms After the serving of a de-
1icious luncheon the newly married
pair motored TO the Hotel Chamber
lin, at Old Point Comfort, leaving
there Sunday for Boston. Mass, from
which port they will sail on the
steamship Arabic, OF the White Star
Line for Europe
They will be Joined in Boston by
Mr. and Mrs Lawson Cooke. Of Rich
mond. who will sail with them. Pr
and Mrs. Potts will he at home after
October 18th, at The Colonial,
Omaha Neh.
For several days before the wedding
Miss Goddiu was hostess at IA camping
party. Among those entertained al
camp were. Mrs. Jim Weir. of Elkins
W. Va: Miss Margaret Davidson. OF
Millhoro Springs. Va. Miss Mary
Wallace, of I.ynchburg. Va: Miss
Edna Phillips. Of Staunton, Va.
Misses Louise and Josephine Mccoy
of Washington, d. G.; Mrs. Hans
Deierhoi and Mrs. Lawson Cooke, al
Richmond; Mr.. Gilbert Goddin. Miss
ton s. Goddin. of Richmond. and NE
and Mrs. John Bladon, of Cincinnati
o.
MIR. and Mrs. James A. Potts and
Miss Virginia Potts entertained at &
house party before the wedding DR.
John b. Potts. Of Omaha, Neb.; Mis-:
Cornelia Potts, OF Pawnee, Neb.; Mrs
Clyde @. Colwell. of Bookwater
Neb: Mr. and Mrs r p stryker. o.
Boone. Iowa. and Mr.. John Irvins
White. of Jerseyviile Ill,
On Friday evening. June 2Tth. Mr.
and Mira Joseph T. Crute entertained
the wedding party and guests with ar
informal reception al their home. neaI
Barhamsviile. Va.
House Party
A tcl,y house party left Norfolk
Tuesday to spend two weeks%at Viii
loughby Beach. The party viii b'
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs, Hardi
gan. Of Ohio. Among the Richmond
people attending are: Miss Ressi'
Herbert. Miss Gladys Thaw, Mr. An
drew Cavanaugh. Mr.. Leak English
and Mr.. Lewis Smith.
Open Country Home.
Mfr and Mrs y. G. O'Flaherty and
children are spending the summer a
"The Oaks" the beautiful country
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Carneal
5ust outside ~ Richmond.
At Virginia Beach
Quite n party Of young people lef
yesterday 20 spend the weekend al
Virginia Peach, which grows more
popular each season for Richmond
society. Among those spending tbs
Weekend are: Misses Josephine En-
right. Gladys Crump. Helen Rose
r.ade Richardson, Gladys and Sadie
Neale. Ida Killough, Of New York
Messrs w II. l. Smith IT, J. WI
burn Sydnor Wilmer Neal, Marshal
Gillian, Lawrence Berry, John Roy
all. Robert beverly. Denny wright
Bryant MERIT and Fenton Jacob
Among The younger set already at the
beach are Misses Virginia Christian
Dorothy Jndkins. Mildred Isefew, Lu-
cile Pelouze. Posalie Harwo0d, Eliza
Montgomery. Dorothy Harrison and
Marie K0iner
Lawn Tefe.
a very delightful lawn fete was
given on the evening Of July LIST. nj
"Glen Side Farm Glendale. when
Miss Irene Jackson tnd Miss Esther
Reed entertained large number Of
their friends. Light refreshments
were served during the evening and
dancing ard games were INDUCED In
tfI' late hour. Those present We're:
Missea Grace Rlaahenst,if, Ntllie
FetheI Frances Clements, Edna
Earre T.ottie Smith, Margaret Domi-
mock Helen Reed Louise orhorne,
~ Amy sfaYfhTiri1y, Ss'r9 'f'rftt~uAon,
varain watkins, Alice Slettin, Susie
piankensh1p. Beatrice GleRhorn. Ed
ma Blankenship, Ruth Blankenship
Mabel schroeIeEer. Mary Davis, Ma
1rlie GIL, Evelyn McFlroy, Annie
Me1fsea TgGr1 TFAfhar Reed