The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-22
SOCIETY.

The very warm weather is scatter
mig society to the different summer
resorts all over the country, and the
past week has been marked by the
departure of number of prominent
people for Europe, where they will
remain until fall. The beaches and
springs are beginning to gather in
quite few Richmond people. and
by the first of July most of the So
ciety folk will either be settled in
their country homes outside of the
city or established at the most FASH
ionable resorts in Virginia. However,
the Country club continues to be the
scene of small gathering of So
ciety, and the hops which are to be
given three times q week now are
becoming very popular. The annual
regatta at tho Virginia Boat club drew
an interesting crowd yesterday after
noon for the races. The guests were
entertained on the clubhouse lawn.
where small tables We're placed and
refreshments served. The tennis
matches between the crack players of
Richmond and Norfolk also drew an
interesting crowd at the Country club
the guests remaining for the dinner
parties and usual Saturday night hop,
which lasted until II o'clock.
Several Interesting and fashionable
out-oftown weddings took place this
week. among them being the MeAdoo-
Mccormack wedding at the beautiful
country place of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
f. Emerson in the Green Spring val
ley. near Baltimore, and the Harris
Haxall wedding In Loudoun county.
An out-of-town wedding this month of
mach interest to society In Richmond
Will take place June 3oth at Christ
church. South Hills, n. j.. when Miss
Gay Lloyd, daughter of Bishop LLOYD
and Mrs. Lloyd. Of New York, VIII
become tho bride of Rev. Churchill
Gibson, son of Bishop Gibson, OF Nir-
ginia-
Observation-Disclosures
The wedding of Miss Ethel Pres
ton Mccormick, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac II. Emerson. and Mr.. Fran
els Huger McAdoo. son OF the secre-
tary Of the treasury. took place yes
terday afternoon at o'clock at
Brooklandwood. the beautiful coun-
try place Of the brides parents In the
Green Spring valley near Baltimore.
The ceremony was performed in
the garden under a pergola festooned
with June roses and cut flowers Of all
kinds, with q background of green
palms and trailing vines An orches-
ira played tho wedding marches for
tho ceremony, and also for dancing IN
the large. hall in the house
The bride was given away Ny her
stepfather, Mr.. Emerson, and wore
an exquisite creation of white satin
chiffon and point lace, with tulie
ven bordered with point lace. Her
bouquet Mas Of lilies u the valley ard
eardcniaa The BRIDES attendants
were Mrs. Ralph NathieWsOn, Miss
Florence Farley Miss katherine
Dunn AMI Miss Feuchtaneer, all Of
New YORK Miss Nora &jrAdoo, sis
ter of the BRIDEGROOM was maid of
honor. They wore gowns IF pink ana
blue--a Naitham effect-~the skirt 81
pink chiffon and satin, with coats Of
flower sprinkled blue silk Instead Of
bouquets thPy carried pink aud blue
paraso}s with IVORY and gold handles.
Mr. William O. NcAdoo. jr, acted As
best man The fourteen ushers, most
Of thcm school and college mates ai
the hr!dsSeoorn, . inctnded MessTs-
Edward whitman. Harry r, Osborne.
He-hort Townsend. II BARLOW F'arr.
William FeNs'Ta Hnrgan, Jr, and
James T., HEeese, Jg NIL q New
Tork John IL Potter, Norman
Mack.c and Robert Clement. Of