The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-18


burg; DR.. Robert Preston, or Rich
! rtaond: Robert Wilson. or Iynchburg;
Jackson Chambers, Of Richmond. and
Joseph Perc;val, of Buffalo, N. Y.
Morton--Tayior.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Royal
Taylor and Mr.. Richard Irby Morton
son OF Mr. D.. Summers Merton, Of
this city, was celebrated Tuesday
morning in the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. William Harris Tayier.
PALS Grove avenue. Immediately at
ter the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs, Nor
ton left for New York and Canada,
and returning will visit relatives in
Pittsburg. After October list. they
will be at home In Richmond.
Annual Excursion.
The twenty-second annual and per-
sonaily conducted excursion to Mag
ara Falls Toronto, Buffalo or Roch-
ester, Atlantic City and Washington.
for the benefit OF the working girls
room IN the Retreat for the Sick Will
leave Richmond July 18th, and Wash
ington July 18th. The most attrac
tive feature of the trip Is n visit TO
Thousand Islands, which may be en-
joyed for small additional cost. Furth-
er information may be had from
Miss Mary Norwood, president OF the
Retreat, 10s North Fifth street,
phone Madison 1891; and Miss
Mary Rahm. sfs North Harrison
street, phone 1881.
Pretty Home Wedding.
A pretty wedding took place Mon
day evening at o'clock in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. II, Tfller, 2507
Park avenue, when their daughter,
Miss Lottie Maude. became the bride
of Mr.. w. p. Allen. of Philadelphia
formerly OF this city. The house was
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ceremony was performed by the Rev.
r. II Potts pastor of Monument
Methodist church. during which
Hearts and Flowers" was played by
Miss Matte Kelium, who also rem
dered the wedding march. Miss Lu-
Gle Tiller. sister. OF the bride. was
maid Of honor and her only attend
ant She wore pink charmeuse and
carried Killarney roses. Mr.. Richard
Woodward was best man. The bride
wore n tailored suit Of blue MORE,
with hat and gloves Of the Same
shade. and her bouquet was OF Brides
roses and lilies Of the valley.
After the ceremony Mr. Allen and
his bride LEFT for a Northern tour.
and will later be at home in Phila-
delphia-
Miss Dallas Lee has returned to
Week at Annapolis, Md
Miss Julia A. NJ. lee VIII leave the
city Friday for Newport News, where
she expects to be the guest of Mrs
w. s. Copeland
! Mrs. Joseph A. Bell. OF this city
leaves otday for Warrenton to spend
the summer with her parents, Colonel
and Mrs. Grenvilie Gaines
Mrs. W. S. Copeland, and little
/ daughter Elizabeth Of Newport
News, have returned home after
spending the weekend with Mrs. j.
Fenton Taylor, in West Franklin
street.
Mrs Beverly Munford and children
Will spend July and August at East
Gloucester. Mass
/ The Rev Russell Bowie is attend
| ing the commencement eyercises at
the Theological seminary, Alexandria,
today and Thursday.
Mr.. Claiming w. Daniel is in Phil
ndeIphia- where he joined his brother,
| Mr.. Robert w. Daniel, and viii spend
| the summer In that city.
! Miss Janet Montague, who was
operated on for appendicitis Monday
at St Luke's hospital. is improving
Mr.. and Mrs Logan Golsan expect
to sail for Europe in July to spend
some time.
Miss Elizabeth Greaves. who has
been the guest of friends in Rich
inond for tho past month. has return
ed to her home near the University
OF Virginia. and has as her guest.
! Miss Evelyn Byrd Warwick who Is
attending the University of Virginia
finals.
Mrs. l.. r. Deshiel and Mrs. f. G.
Minor have returned home after
| spending a few days with Mrs. Virgil
! Randolph at her country home in
Albemarle county.
Miss Mary Lancaster and Miss Bes-
| sic Stearnes are among those gradu-
ating ut Vassar last week, and after
visiting friends in the North Will re-
| turn nome.
! Mrs w. 81. Knapp and Miss Louise
Kapp are spending two weeks at At
lantic City.