The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-11

were received by Mr.. and Mrs. John
p. VIM, Ensign and Mrs. Milton NJ.
Fcnner, Mrs. Fenner, mother of the
groom. and. the bridal party.
Among the out-of-town guests
were: Mrs. Milton Fenner. of Fredo-
nia, n. y, Mrs. James, of New York;
Mrs. Roger r. Combs. of Nashville,
Tenn; Mrs. A. Il. Cooke. OF Clare
mont, Va; Mr.. Norris, of Richmond;
Mr., Fred Simmons, of Richmond;
Mrs. c. w, VIM. Misses Mary Day
and Elizabeth VIM. Of Richmond:
Ensign Lucian Green, of the u. s. s.
Trip; Miss Edith Stephenson. of
philadelphia, Pa. Miss Helen Berl, Of
Wilmington. Del; Mr.. Bryan Mer-
rift, Of Richmond. Va. and Miss Jen-
ME Mayer, of Altoona, Pa
Ensign and Mrs. Fenner left later
In the evening for Old Point, from
whore they left yesterday for a North
ern wedding trip.
Interesting Meeting.
There will be a meeting of the
Alumnae Association of Miss Morrts
School this afternoon at 4:S0 o'clock,
at 3 East Grace street. This associa-
ton has lust been formed. and as
this Is the last meeting before the
fall, all members and those wishing
to become members, are urgently re-
quested TO be present. There viii be
an election Of officers and important
business discussed.
Miss Allen In Georgia.
Miss Nancy Allen has gone to Ma
rietta, Ga, where she is spending
sometime az the guest Of Miss Viz
glla Rambo. Miss Rambo has a
number of friends in Richmond, hav-
ing spent several weeks here last fall
as the guest of Governor and Mrs,
Brown, Of Georgia, who came to at
tend the governors conference which
was in session In Richmond at that
time. A number of attractive enter
tainmenta have been planned in honor
of Miss Allen.
sail on Naurctania for Europe.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Jacquelin Smith and
family. and Mrs. George Smith sailed
for Europe Monday on the "Maure'
tania." to spend the summer abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. Malvern c. Patterson
who have made their home in New
York for the past two years, are nov
occupying their home, "Htil Crest,
on the Cary Street road.
Richmond Chapter. u. ID. G., to Hole
A pretty early morning marriage
took place at the Presbyterian church
keysville, Tuesday at s o'clock. The
contracting parties were Miss Ross
Carmen pettus, of this place. and Mr.
Travis Hoffman, of Orange county
Virginia The church was beautifully
decorated In palms, pink roses anc
Southern srnilax. Mrs. Howard Han.
mer, Of Burkeville. Va, presided a
the organ accompanied by Mr.. A. 4
Hammer with the violin. Just before
the bridal party entered the church
Miss Mabel Staples sang very sweet
~, 1.-THE Garden of Roses TIT
bridal party entered the church 4
the strains OF Lohengrin's Weddint
March, In the following order: Miss
Richard and Lewis Pettus, Hunter
Pettus ana Mr.. Frank Jett. OF Rich
mond. Mrs, Frank Jett, of Rich
mond, sister OF the bride. as matror
OF honor. was dressed In pink chiffon
over green charmeuse, carrying &
shower bouquet of s~weetpeas. Miss
Mary Murray, MS maid OF honor. wa
gowned In pink charmeuse, carryinf
sweetpeas. Next came the little flow
er girls. Lovard Priddy and Rose Lyle
wearing dainty mule dresses with
pink sashes, carrying baskets o.
s~weetpeas. The bride entered witt
her brother, Mr.. George O., Pettus
and was met at the altar by the
groom with his best man. DR.. f. l.
Blankenbaker, of Richmond. The
ceremony was performed In the mos'
impressive n by Rev. ". w
Grover, of the Presbyterian church
The bride was attired in a going
away-gown OF brown cloth, hat and
gloves to match. and carried a show.
er bouquet of Brides roses. The