The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-05

Richmond society was celebrated laef
night at o'clock In st. Faufs Epis-
rurai church. Petersburg, when Miss
Anne Bell pAtteson became the bride
III Mr.. John Van I4andingham- The
bride. " no belongs to d prominent
Virginia family, lis the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson t. Patteson, and
the groom is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Van Laudingham. of Charlotte,
NC Palms and candles decorated the
church for the wedding. and the Rev.
r.. r. cambridge officiated. assisted by
the Rev. C. r.. Stribling. Mrs c. ID.
Nifthersroon was at the organ.
The brides gown was of soft white
satin with Duchess and rose point lace
trimmings. She came in with her
father who gave her in marriage, and
carried a shower bouquet OF Bride
roses, The brides only attendant was
her sister Miss Mary #. Patteson, as
maid OF honor. She Was gowned In
pink satin, and her flowers were Kill
Iar1aey roseS. arranged In big arm
bouquet Mr.. Frank Emery was best
man. and Messrs. A. ID. Hamilton, Ed
gar s. Bowling, Mason Hill. Lem hoy
Jones Herbert PTitchard ana Or.
Samuel Budd were the usbers
A reception was given at the home
Of the brides parents. - Union street,
Immediately after the ceremony. The
horne was decorated with palms and
Killarney roses. and the guests were
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Patteson,
the bride and groom and the latters
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Van Landing
ham have gone North on their we'd
ding srip. They will live at San t.uis
TSotoSl. Mexico, where the groom.
who La connected with the American
Tobacco company, has been recently
transferred Among the guests from
4 distance at the wedding were AIT.
and Mrs. Mrs John Van Landin2 ham,
Of Charlotte, N. c.: MIR. and Mrs. A
b. Darlington, of Danviiie. Va; Mr.
and Mrs Richard c. Taylor, of Nor
folk. Va, and Miss Dorothy Maurice,
OF New York city.
Give Annual Tea.
The Association for the Preserva-
fson OF Virginia Antiquities will have
It's annual tea this year on March
17fh in the John Marshall house. III
has been the general custom OF the
association TO give it's tea, winch 10
always an important affair. In the
nnidwinter, but II was decided at
meeting of the central committee yes
ferday. to have the tea this year In
Easter week. Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson,
president Of the association, presided
nj the meeting. which was largely at
tended.
Mr.. Morgan Robinson. who went as
n representative from the association
to the recent annual meeting OF the
American Historical society IN Boa
ton. reuorfed that the A. r. v. a
Ia the first preservation society 10 be
represented at the convention or the
American Historical society. Mr.
Robinson was unanimously elected
rssember OF the advisory board Of the
association at the meeting yesterday
Plans are being made by the asso-
citation to rebuild the ruins OF the oid
ppwhatan chimney In Gloucester
county. This chimney, which Is
quite a landmark, lis even older than
the church ut jamestown, as IL was
built in 1908.
Mrs Junius b. Mosby and Mrs.
.ysshn sidney Davenport. Jr., were
elected life members of the associa-
ton, and Mrs. Charles Davenport an
annual member. Mrs. John r. Nc
CURE was elected to the life certifi-
cate committee to I'LL the vacancy
fy the resignation of Mrs. Randolph
Cannon. A gift of ss7 was received
from the Philadelphia branch or the
Al. r. Y. A. for the John Marshall
house fund. Many OF the relics prom :
Used b~ descendants Of the late LnieI
Justice have been received, and the
work Of furnishing the house liz pro-
crossing rapidly.
Whist Club Plays.
The stav-at- Home Whist club met
Monday evening with Mrs. Walter X.
Martin Four tables were engaged.
and ton score was made by Mrs
BASIL Spalding and Admiral Webster.
The club viii have no meetings dur
ing Lent
Visiting I'm Columbia.
Miss Jane Mari and Miss Cora
Davidson. of Rlacksburg, Va, are
spending some time in Columbia, d
O., ais guests OF Mrs. GadSden Cling
nard where they are being extern
sively entertained Among the at
4 fairs given in their honor was
house dance at which Mr.. and MRS
Guignard were hosts. Miss MARI ana
Miss Davidson spent some time In
Richmond last winter with Mrs. Liz
zte Cary Daniel. o-
Benefit Performance.
A benefit performance for Lee
chapter, United Daughters of the
Confederacy, will be given at the Lit
tie Thester on Tuesday. February
18th, from IL A, Nj. to J. +. "a, MIS-
Temple Roy and Mrs. Percy Trayior
have arrangements for the benefit in
charge. and they will be assisted by
n committee Attractive features VIII
be arranged for that day and some
Of the younger society girls viii sell
candy and the like through the house,
Gard Party.
Miss Nancy Reed, of Norfolk, was
hostess at an attractive card party
Monday morning. Fer guests were
Mrs. George Holmes. Mrs. Maury
Brown. Mrs Heath Hume, Miss Eliz-
abeth Payne, Miss Fannie Panniil,
Miss Bessie Murray, Miss Mildred
Hemingway, Miss Eliza Montgomery.
Of Richmond: Miss Virginia Ethridge.
Miss Salile Byrnes and Miss Louise
Robinson, ...y... sa
Horne, Wedding.
Miss Marion Dsurtaa Sampson. ard
Mr. Thomas Green Tate, Of culpeper,
xa., were married yesterday morning
MT II o'clock In the home Of the
brides brother and sister-ln law, Mr..
and Mrs Edwin de Witt Sampson, In
Ginter Park The bride wore a tall
ored suit OF dark blue cloth with a
s.orsage bouquet Of orchids and lilies
OF the valley. She was given in mar
riage by her brother.
The house was decorated with pink
carnations. palms and ferns, and lit
tie Misses Eva Wright Sampson,
Mary Rutherford Sampson, Martha
AIsop and Irene Rose, wearing
charming white null frocks with
broad pink saEhes. held the ribbons
An informal reception followed the
ceremony, after which Mr.. and Mrs