The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-04
SOcietu

Among those just returned to Rich
raond after spending a delightful
weekend at the Boulevard Inn.
Hampton. Va. most of whom took
part in, the golf tournament which was
held al she Hampton Gesd club. are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Locker, Mr.. n
Afrs. Murray NJ. Mcclure. Mr. Stuart
jeaes. Mr.. William Palmer, Mr.. John
Atkinson MIR. Gessner Harrison
Mr.. William Palmer won h cup for
n Country Cub of Virginia, and also
Tho individual cup.
Visiting in wytffeyfIlc.
Miss ReeaIte Harwood, of Rich
mon6, who has recently rrturned 10
the city after spending several weeks
al Virginia Beach, left yesterday TO be
the house guest Of Miss Maliie Floyd
Miller at ner beautiful oungry home
In Wgtheville, Va. A gfpbe of
charming entertainments viii nc given
IN honor OF Miss Harweod while she
liz visiting Miss Miller.
wfaght-Mason.
A marriage Of much interest here
took place Monday evening at Elk
ton, Va. when Mise Louise Norton
Mason. ef ellis city. became the bride
Of Mr. Edwin Wright, Of Ardmore,
Pa The was performed by
The Rev. MIR. Stanton, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs
Wright IS the daughter Of the late
3{ev. John X. Mason, OF Louisville
Ky, and "a niece ri Judge ]. X. M.
Norton. uf Alexandria.
Mr., and Mrs Wright VIII be at
home after October LIST, at l11S Argyle
road. Ardfnore, Pa.
birthday Party,
Master Sydney Lynn Manson. Jr,
OF Florida avenue, Highland Park
was host Monday evening from I to =
O'Clock at a very delightful party. the
occasion being the celebration OF his
seventh birthday. The lawn and
porclaes were p~rettily lighted with
Japanese lanterns. and after games
and music were 1nduiged In refresh
merta were served ny Mrs. Manson,
assisted by Miss Pearl Shakespear,
Twenty ct his little friends were pres
ent.
Silfisxst-Faswfcs.
The home Of MIR. and Mrs t. j..
yowles. a416 Hanover avenue, was
the scene of a very pretty wedding at
y O'Clock yesterday morning, when
Miss Mary Louise Bowles became the
wife Of Mr.. penaieton Mckinney Shift,
lett of this city. and a son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Shiflett, of Palmyra. the
House WAS beautifully decorated In
sfnilax. ferns and sunset roses, which
AEEtE t8F&J III aaA ARF " i@ttN&' $50
h}3ie wore a very handsome gown of
ilae brocaded satin. with a hat of
tne same material and shade. Her
flowers consisted Of a shower OF
BRIDES fs.ses and lilies oil the valley.
while her only Jewel WAS a brooch
81 pearls and diamonds, which was
tMe gYogna's gift, Miss Loutse Sutton,
wear3nN white crepe with "a green
A4rale and a large garden hat. WAS
the mand II honor, while o oun
nieces II The bride held h ribbons.
They were Misses Margaret. Evelyn
ard Gordon Bawles and Miss Martina
ShIfyetf MI. Charles Shifiett, of Pal
savra. was the Froom's best man, and
Nj Fred Hardy H3d charge TIE
taas.e, Mr. aud Mrs, Chilett left at
tsce for Boston. Niagara Falls and
1Scw yark. They viii also spend
sometime ~ "~Rro"kview.' the home
Of MIR. ShiHcttis parents, before re-
turning 10 This city. Among the out
'eftDWn guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
egaitof shiHett and Mr.. Charles Shift
lett. T'almyra. VA. Miss Allie Dobosn,
InnatalL Va MIR. T Knight Bowles,
eF Atlanta. ia. Mr., and Mrs. Il. {,
E}owies, 81 Durham, n c.
Ewing-t.artng.
Miss Margaret Louise Caring,
daue4ftef of MT. and Mrs, Percy Camp
he'll Caring, If Lexington, Va, was
-aaaIr.ed last evening at & o'clock. In
ave- hen3e af her parents. ~ Jackson
avenue. Lexington. to MIR. 1amese
s Hwins. son Of Colonel Robert
N3 80 New Orleans. La. The
e amony was performed by the Rev
William French Lucke, and the wed
0lnS marches were played by Miss
Rookie Campbell Of Lexington. The
home was beautifully decorated for
the occasion in white roses, palms,
ferns ana many lighted candles.
GpwMed in an exquisite dress Of white
Duchess satin. with trimmings of real
lace, the bride entered the dra wing
room with her father. by whom she
Was RIVan away She carried Il shower
Bouquet of brides roses and lilies OF
tire -aliey, and her tulle veil was
hecouai nely arranged and caught with
lilies 81 the valley.
Miss Esther Ewing, Of New Orleans.
la, was maid Of honor. and wore a
gown uf yellow chiffon over white
silk crepe. and carried a large bunch
IT American Beauty roses. The rib
hon bearers were. Master Wilson
Ewing. III New Orleans, and Master
A. Glen Fitch, Of Lexington. Little