The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-17
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Owing to the indispostion of Gov
ernur Mann tho reception which was
to have been given to the delegates 10
the Southern education conference at
the executive mansion last night was
called off Social affairs for these Vlsl-
tors. however, occupied the attention
of society yesterday afternoon When
they were entertained at large recep-
tons at the Art club of Rtchm~nd ana
the Valentine museum.
The Art club was never more at
tractive than it have been this week
for the series of three receptions,
which will be concluded this after
noon. The walls are covered with
beautiful water colors and sketches ny
well-known artists and pupils OF the
club. and. great Jars of apple bios
SONS and dogwood are arranged about
the rooms. Receiving the guests this
afternoon will be Mrs. George Ben
Johnston. Mrs. George Cole Scott.
Mrs. Il e. Moffitt, Miss Alice Dooley,
Mrs Parker Dashiel, Mrs. Robert
Clarke. Mrs. Herbert Mann and Miss
Elizabeth Seiden.
Mr.. and Mrs Granville G. Valentine
will be hosts at the reception, tender
ed the conference visitors at the VAL
entine museum this afternoon from
4:3O to $50 O'Clock by the trustees
of the museum. They will be assisted
in receiving my Lieutenant Governor
and Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson, Misses Cal
" Ryland. Garlic Minor. Ruth Sublett,
Rachel Lyons, Marianne Meade,
Lavina Walden, Edmonia Martin. Rosa
lie Valentine, Miss Maria Blair, Or.
and Mrs J. G. Metcalf. Major and Mrs.
Dooley, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Strud-
wick, Mrs Joseph A, Rosenbaum, MFR.
Charles HutzeIer, Mrs. Kate Rudd,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Chesterman, Mr..
and Mrs. John Stewart Bryan, Mrs. G.
Harvey Clark, Mrs A. J. Gray, Mr..
| Morgan Robinson
The reception this afternoon is the
final one in a series of three such af-
fairs, which have been very delightful
/ features of the conference.
Affairs of Today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Harrison and
Miss Elsie Harrison are giving dance
to the younger set at the Country
/ club this morning at o'clock. The
! club will be decorated with lilacs and
fruit blossoms
| Another interesting affair of today
is the reception Mrs. T. Fl. Elicit is
| giving this afternoon at click IN
/ honor of the Tennessee women writ
/ ers who are here for the educational
| conference. The reception viii be
/ given at the Elicit home, in West
+ Franklin street.
/ Beautiful Home Wedding
/ Miss Annie Laurie Haynes, daugh-
J ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Edward
I HAYNES. and MI George Edward Rou-
! lette. son of Mr.. Joseph Clinton Rou-
+ lette, Of Hagerstown. Md, were mar
1 ried yesterday evening at $40 O'Clock
+ AT the residence Of the brides parents,
( 1928 Park avenue. The home was
beautifully decorated for the wedding
Southern smilax was draped above
the windows and doorways ard an i'm
proved altar was formed Of palms
and Ascension lilies iii the drawing
room where the ceremony was per
/ formed by the Rev, Mills Colgate
Daughtrey, of Newport News, Va. a
counsin Of the bride, assisted by the
Rev Henri s G. kieffer, bruther-in-
law of the groom. The mantels were
+ banked with ferns and lilies. and
cathedral candles lighted the rooms
The dining room was decorated witt
Killarney roses and rose shaded can
delab
Mr.. Ralph Boyer. of Hagerstown
Mr.. played the bridal chorus from
/ Lohengrin as the professional anC
Mendelssohn's Wedding March q:
the occasional During the ceremony
Nevin's Love Song was softly rem.
dAred. Little Miss Katharine Kief
fer, Of Frederick. Md. and master
George Roulette, Of Hagerstown. Md.
held the ribbons. The bride entered
with her father, by whom she wa
given away She wore an eXquisit'
gown of embroidered white char
mouse, finished with point lace. anC
a long tulle veil. caught with orang,
blossoms She carried shower bou
quet of lilies of the valley and or
chids. Miss Katharine PEBBLES Pin
ner. Of Suffolk. Va, cousin of tn
bride. was maid of honor, and tn,
groom's brother. Mr.. William L. Rou
iette, was best man. Miss Primer wa
gowned in white embroidered chit
fon, and her flowers were hillarne,
rose buds,
The wedding was attended by man.
prominent guests from distanc,
among whom were Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Clinton Roulette. Mr.. and Mrs
William W. Roulette, Mr.. and Mrs
| Roy Letter. DR.. John Wareham, Mr.
| and Mrs, j. Vincent Jamison, Mr.
Ralph Boyer. Mr. Henry Wolf. Mr.
Paul Lechter, Mr.. Foehnderstadt Hin
Miss Callie Boessler. Miss Virgin,
Huynett- of Hagerstown, Md; tn
Rev and Mrs. Henri S. G, kieffer o
Frederick, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Riddick Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Simon
Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Pin
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. John Franklin Pin
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Cha pmar
Miss Virginia Jenkins, Miss Virgini!
Shoop. Miss Bessie Holland. Miss The
rese Nurney, and Miss Sallie Twitty, O
: Suffolk, Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Won Uhlirik of New York: Mr.. AM
Mrs. Frederick II. Huhbell, Mr., Stew
art Hubbell, Mr. and Mrs. William
Randolph Robins, Mrs. John Kno>
, of Baltimore: Miss Jennie Blai
Strother, of Lynchburg. Va. Mr.. an
Mrs. Samuel Harriss P1ummer. G
Newport News. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Thurman Brown, of Grafton, u
, Va; DR.. and Mrs, r. Ormond Apple
: OF winston Salem, N. c., and Mis-
! Lucy Sims. of Louisa Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roulette left las
night for a motor trip through tn
, North. and later they will be at HON
in Hagerstown. Md.
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