The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-16
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entertain the graduating class of this
year at a beautiful luncheon on the
roof garden of the Westmoreland club
on Saturday. May 24th. at 1880
o'clock. The tables will be most at
tractiveiy decorated in pink roses.
with baskets OF pink roses as center
pieces. Miss Mary Day VIM is chair
man Of the luncheon. and those as
sisting her are Misses Pattie Cary,
Bessie Ryland. Elsie Parrish, BARBRA
1rigg, Martha Purcell. Mary Aylett
and Mrs. John Parrish. Miss Bessie
Ryland and Miss Mary AyIett are in
charge of the decorations.
Kirmess Association Formed.
A meeting was held yesterday
morning AT the jefferson hotel to
form an association for the second
Klrmess TO be given here the last
week IN November, for the benefit
cf the Associated Charities and the
Richmond Chapter. II. p. c. Mrs
f.. ~. Hotchkiss was elected chair
man; Mrs. c. f. Boiling and Miss
: Saliie Archer Anderson. assistant
chairmen; Mrs. II. \. Blenner, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Arthur Wilmer, treas
urer. number Of committees were
appointed and the affair will be one
Of the most attractive society events
of the early fall
Interesting Announcement.
Society is greatly interested iii the
marriage Of Miss Minnie Houston
Archer to NJ. Folke Emil sellman,
of Harrisburg. Pa, which will take
place on May &1st, nj sac o'clock,
in the home Of her uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Archer, SOS East Frank
lin street. Miss Archer is the dauEh-
ter Of the late Mr.. Edwin Sheppard
Archer, Of Richmond. who for many
years lived in Nevada
Annual Pilgrimage.
A large crowd of society people are
looking forward with much pleasure
to the annual excursion to James
town and Brandon tomorrow. under
the direction Of the Association for
the Preservation of Virginia Antique
ties.
These excursions are always the
most delightful affairs OF the spring
season, and the various committees in
charge this year arc doing everything
IN their power 10 make this one n
success. Luncheon will be served on
board. and the boat will stop at Bran.
don and give the people an oppor-
tunity to see one Of the most beau
tiful old places on the James.
or Interest Here,
The marriage of Mrs Annie Staun-
ton Cox to DR.. William Morgan
CibADt Oh aiA8dnHTfA, ' H.. look place
at the Church of st. Michael and All
Angels Wednesday morning in Wash
ington, the Rev. Patrick Murphy off,
ciating. assisted by the Rev Mr.
Phillips, rector OF ST. Pauls church
Alexandria The ceremony was wit
messed by a small party of relatives of
the bride and bridegroom. Miss Ma
rion Murphy; sister of the bride. and
Judge Keith Norton. of Virginia, were
as .QrnS l.
gown of cream satin brocade. yelled
in marquisette, tulle veil and orange
blossoms, and a brooch set with
pearls an heirloom in the bride
Erooms family and a gift from his
sister. Miss Murphy wore pale blue
marqulsette and carried bridesmaid
roses. Mr.. John Henry Murphy,
brother Of the bride, gave her in mar
riage. Mr.. Alfred G.. Eldridge. choir
master Of ST. Margarets. presided at
the organ, playing the wedding
marches and giving number Of Sc
lectons during the ceremony. DR.
Smith and his bride left Washington
Immediately after the ceremony, the
latter going away in a mode-coIored
suit, with "A hat TO match. They
went to Atlantic City. and Will visit
Ur, Smiths sister, Mrs ST Clair
Hobbs, al Pelham. n. j., before going
= 10 their heFae ia Alexandria.
Mrs, Daingerifcld's Wedding.
Invitations have been received in
Richmond for the marriage Of Miss
Bean Daingerfieid, of Alexandria.
daughter Of Mrs. William Bathurst
Daingertield, to Ensign Henry Blow
lie Bourgeois United States navy. the
ceremony to take place the evening
Of Wednesday, June Attn at $40
o'clock in ST Faul's church IN Alex
andr.a.
The wedding is of much interest fo
society here, where the bride-ele has
frequently visited aud has a great
many friends and relatives num-
Der Of Richmond people will go to
Alexandria next month To attend the
ceremony Miss Daingerheld is one
OF the most promising girls in Wiz
ginia society
In Honor OF Mrs. Charles Robinson.
Mrs Charles Robinson will be the
guest of honor this evening at "A beau
tiful card party given by Mrs. II. c.
Huntley, In her home on Eighth ave-
rue, $, w, Roanoke Va. Mrs.
Huntisy's guests will include Mrs r
I. l4andrum. Of Tynchburg; Mrs. f.
T. Carpenter, of High Point. n. C.,
and others.
Interesting Announcement.
Miss Willie Anna Vial. of Hanover
Va. and Mr.. James Il. Stroller. Of
Macon. Ga, were married at 4 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, in the home of
the brides sister. Mrs L. A. Talley.
1906 North Twenty-third street
The ceremony was performed nv
the Rev II. !. Williams. and Wit
messed only by the immediate family.
Shortly after the ceremony the couple
left for Macon, Ga. the home Of The
groom & parents. From there thew
VIII so on an extended Northern tour.
after which they viii make their
nome III Rutherford, n. j.. where the
groom Is engaged in business.
Plunkctt--Lt.ssis
lYNCHBURG. VA, Nav 15.-At
Iauderdalc Botetourt county. on
Monday Miss Ruth Lewis was mar
ried to Or. +. o. Plunkett. Of Lynch
burg. Dir. j. W. Davis. Of Lynchburg.
was best man, and Miss Mamie Nc
cullough, Of Bluefield, w. Va, maid
~ honor
Purvis--Hunter
PULASKI. VA, May f5-Mlss
Ethel Hunter and Eastin Purvis were
married at the home Of Mrs. Queenie
Hunter Wednesday, leaving immedi-
ately after the ceremony on bridal