The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-09

O08R man, 0n0 Tho uSHGIB lnCiuOeu
Msssrs. J. Temple waddill and Clar-
rendered the bridal chorus from "Lo-
hengr1n" ~ . professional. and Mem
delMohn's wedding March as the
bridal party left the church. Spring
Song "a softly played during the
cerefnony.
Mr.. Cranberry and his bride left
later In the evening for a Northern
wedding Journey. returning by way
OF Savannah TO Atlanta, their future
home. Many o~ut-of-town guests wit
messed h ceremony. among them be-
ing Mrs. l. Lewis, Of Philadelphia,
Pa; Mrs. Virginia Furcron Adam. Of
Warrington, d. c.; Miss Cranberry,
OF Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. William Leigh
Marshall. OF Birmingham. Ala, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Dodamead.
OF Client. Norfolk.
Interesting Announcement.
Announcement has been made by
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Ford Brewer,
OF Prince William county. Va, Of the
approaching marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Bess Bennett Brewer, to Mr..
Russell Holman Willis. OF the law
nrm OF Hairston. Willis & Hairston.
OF Roanoke. the ceremony to take
F - 4 &aA 4 All Llll6 CITY
on June 18th at 8 o'clock.
Miss CampbelTs School Closes.
The closing exercises OF Miss Camp
bells school were held at the wo-
mans gymnasium on West Grace
street. when the children gave an at
tractive play. entitled the Days Of
the Revolution" Great talent was
displayed in the historic characters
Of Washington. Jefferson. Patrick
Harrv pan4nNh a. ~- .-A -.
Dunsmore and others. The scene In
tho House OF Burgesses" wal par
ticulariy good, and amused the men
present very much. After the play
certificates and prizes were awarded
to the pupils. Those receiving dis
tinctions and promotions were: Misses
Elizabeth Ingles Watkins. Mamie
Darlington Campbell. Ellen Duval,
Helen Perdue. Ruth Hovey. Florence
Hankins. Bland Gary. Virginia Mar
tin. Elsie Archer and Maude RAN
doiph Watkins. Miss Florence Han
kins received the prize for improve
ment In writing. At the close of the
exercises the children presented Miss
Campbell with a handsome travelling
case.
A. p. v. A. Meeting.
The General Association for the
Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities
will meet In the John Marshall House
Tuesday. June 10th. at IL o'clock. All
all members visiting the city.
Lawn Party Tuesday.
The Church of the Ascension, of
Highland Park. will give a lawn party
Tuesday evening from s to IL o'clock
at the home Of Mr.. w. NJ. Lewis,
1915 Enslcw e Highland Park.
The party is in charge of the Girls
Chapter. and the proceeds will go
to h organ fund.
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been issued by
Major and Mrs Werner to the mar
or their daughter. Miss Ruth
Cleveland Werner. to Mr.. Henry Will
liam Enders. The ceremony will take
place at 2o15 Stuart avenue on We'd
nesday afternoon. June 18th. at s.
o'clock. \
To Motor to Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Wight, ac-
companied by the latter's mother,
Mrs. Hayes. will motor from their
home In the Green Spring Valley
Wednesday. to Richmond to attend the
wedding OF Miss Katherine Ewing
caches. daughter OF Mr.. and Mn.
Ewing Caches, to Mr.. Robert ole
man Walker. which will take place
Monday evening. June 18th. at s:ao
a AAoAAC VI tN0 oTIOS,
SIT Floyd avenue. Miss caches is
niece Of Mrs. Wight's and her we'd
ding will be among tho most prom
tnent OF this month.
Beautiful Silver Wedding.
A beautiful reception was that
which occurred ut the lovely home Of
DR.. and Mrs. J. U. Newman at Elon
college, N. c.. Friday evening, when
q profusion Of light and flowers
and in the presence OF some two hun
dred OF their admirers and friends
they celebrated the twenty-fifth ami
versary OF their welded life. Tho
gifts were costly and attested the high
esteem in which these devoted Chris
tians are universally held. Many
from distant States, who having
heard OF h event and not being
tokens Of their affection for them.
At the door their two charming
daughters, Misses Alma Kathleen and
Lila Claire greeted the guests and
conducted them to the punch bowl
presided over by Mesdambes w. C.
Wicker and NJ. A. Atkinson. They
were then presented in the decorated
who were Or. and Mrs. Newman. pres
ident and MrA Harper. DR., and Mrs.
atkinson. MI. and Mrs. Charles
Thompson and DR.. J. w. Wellons.
They were mex ushered into the
dining room, where refreshments
were served. and then to tho drawing
room to view the wealth of presents
there displayed amid flashing lights,
made beautiful by the shimmerine
silver so artistically and tastefully
arranged.
Personal.
Mrs. Thomas Boiling and Mira.
william Royal have taken q house
ON West avenue for mex winter.
Mr.. J.. Moncure Waller. has re-
turned to the Mt. Vernon after Z
delightful visit to his old home in
Stafford county.
Mrs. H. @. Manson expects to leave
soon to spend q month at Atlantic
City.
Major William A. Anderson and
his daughters. Misses Ellen and Ju-
dith Anderson, formerly of Richmond,
but now Of Lexington, will leave short
~ for New York, from which they
win sail for Europe to spend the
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DR.. and Mrs.. J.. Henson and family
have returned to their home. on Allen