The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-06

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John Lancaster WxrfnK and Mr.. Ray
npnd Warrnon were married. TIE
cerexaony was performed by the Kew
DR.. Diamond
The bride, who was escorted By
her father. wore a lovely gown OF
white crepe meteor trimmed with rose
point lace, which had adorned nef
mothers wedding dress Her tutie
veil was caught in place with natural
orange blossoms, and she carried
bouquet of white orchids and lilies
of the valley
The maid of honor, Miss Grace AL
len. wore handsome costume or
white charmeuse. and carried white
roses
The fridesmaids--Mi Emily Nil
lard. Miss Alice Durritt. and Miss
4Armstead TAYLOR. of Amelia, Va
wore charming gowns of white chaf-
meuse. aHd carried bouquets OF pink
sweet peas.
Mr.. Samuel Rogers was best man,
and the ushers were DR.. Louis Taylor,
Mr. Henry Alden, DIR. Richard Dear.
of Fort Slocum,; Mr.. Charles Beard,
and Mr. Lewis Harvie, of Richmond
A small reception at the home of
the brides parents followed the
church ceremony The rooms were
artistically decorated with palms,
ferns, and cut flowers, the color
scheme being pink and green. Mrs
waring received her guests wearing
a handsome costume of black crepe
de chine,
Organ Recital.
A complimentary organ recital will
be given in the Second Baptist church
on Friday evening at $3.50 o'clock by
Mr.. w. Henry Baker, organist Of the
church.
The recital In one of series to be
given by different organists at Second
church. Mr.. Baker will be assisted
bys MIR. w. F. Mcneil, who will sing
and Harris' II Heard the Voice of
Jesus. Mr.. Baker win render the
following selections on the organ,
"Trfumphal March, Dudley Buck:
overture to Midsummer Night
Dream Mendelsshohn; 'Yeni-
tiene," GODDARD; "Traumerei," Straus;
"Au vovent," Borodine; Shepherd &
Pipe" Greghi Largo and Humereske,
Dverak, and Concert RoBdo, Clyde.
Musical Tea.
A musical silver tea for the benefit
of the Virginia Home for 1ncurabies
will be given by the Branch r. Allen
Auxiliary at the residence of DIR
Wyatt s. Beazley, 4f2 North LON
hardy street, from 3 to IL o'clock.
very attractive program has been ar
! ranged to be given by Miss Marie
I.eahy. Mrs Wesley Baker. Mrs
| Roberts, Miss Anita Kirkwood, Miss
/ Ada Kuyk, MIR. Mcneil, Mr.. Ludwig
| Mr.. Howard Bryant, and others. witt
/ Mfr. w. H. Baker and Mrs. Phillips
| Mathews, accompanies.
/ Oyster Supper.
! An oyster supper will be given II
( Northside hall by the ladies of Holl,
I .TH- H. arrfN ~
this evening from q to 10 o'clock, Tht
public is invited, especially Mason'
and their families.
Personals.
Mrs A. l.. McCiennan is the CUES
OF Mrs, E, w. Mellon in Charlotte
! N. G.
Lieutenant and Mrs, Russell Cren
( shaw are spending several days IL
| Richmond before going to Panama
where Lieutenant crenshaw Is sta
toned.
Mr., william G. Noting, of Baiti
more. IL spending a few days with re
latives here.
Miss Marian Biddle, of Philadelphia
and Mr.. Angus Mcdonald and Lore
Cecil Blackwood, of England, hav
I beer guests of Captain and Mrs
Joseph T.. willard this week.
Miss Jane Christian. of Charlottes
VILE, In visiting friends here.
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Mrs. William Hill and little sons
Of Lawrenceville. Va, are guests o
the formers father. Mr.. E. X. Nor
risette, for this week.
Mrs. Alexander Sands and littt
SON have returned from Alexandra
where they have been visiting tn
Misses Norton.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson Is in Ansttl
Ga, having gone there to attend tn
marriage OF her brother. Mr.. Franz
Scott Wilson. to Miss Hattie Veal.