The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-25

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i number Of Richmond people have
been spending the summer travelling
IN Europe and n good many OF them
tave already returned 10 the city. but
there are still a few WHO expect 10
remain In London for the winter sea-
son. Misses Elizabeth Wheat War
field ard Fannie Crenshaw. VINO nave
sps.nt the summer touring the ce'u-
rerf viii land N Baltimore Thurs
a. ard il is expected that they viii
come straight 20 RichmoDd MI Hna
Mrs Robert Coleman Walker, who
had expected 20 return to America
in August. did net sail for New oTN
yusH september 22n5, and VII land
CT the eSth.
In Richmond.
Mrs Iohn q BiFEs and h"r son
AZ gsrry. Rtrgs. ~ Williamson, n
G.. have been IN The city AZ ia East
rrarkl.r street. fer a week. Mrs
Ts5~Ss is here under the care OF
sperlaAkt and is rapidly improving
They were so.ued today by her daugh-
tayx Mrs Asa r. Crawford and Mrs
Samuel Williams, and little Miss
Frances Williams, all ~ Wlhamsten
~ {. who Will remain IN Richmond
uuta SstursaT
Return from NsSSanetta.
Jusee Edmund Waddtn Miss Mary
E-adagI and Mrs. Arthur Cannon and
children. have returned to the city
after spending the summer at Mas
sanetta Springs and Atlantic CliT.
Miss Avis Grant who accompanied
ther1 to the spring and Atlantic CITY
las also returned 10 her home, in
Park avenue.
Mrs LauestaT Johnston and Misses
Mary ard louie Johnston. who have
heen spending some time al Mas
saaetta Springs are expected home
Satarday.
Bsverty--Earter,
Green and yellow was the color
scheme used in decorating adow
Grove the beautiful old home q the
Carriers, near Marshall, In FauQuler
county yesterday afternoon for the
wedding Of Mics Mary Welhv Carter
aaugrter Of Mr.. and Mrs James Alex
anfer Carter. and Mr Robert Bland
Beverly. son OF Mr. and Mrs Robert
Beverly. Of "Blandneld." in ESSEX
county. Goldenrod. chrysanthemums
pains and ferns. with soft shade
lights, were artistCally arranged all
over the house. The bride entered
the drawing room with her father. BY
whom she was given away, and wore
n lovely gown Of ivory satin, trimmed
IN rare old lace and pearls. Her vel
was becomingly arranged IN CAY
fashion and caught with pearls ant
grange blossoms. white her nouque
was OF Brides roses and lilies OF fn'
valley. Her only ornament was
pearl brooch, the eift 81 the groom
Miss Juliet Randolph Carter, cousin
az the bride. wearing gown Of vel
low charmeuse. over which wa
drap ped white chiffon. was maid o
honor Her bouquet. was Of yellow
roses. Mr. william Welhy Beverly @
this city was his brothers best man
The ushers were; Messrs. Taylor scot
Carter. Of Cincinnati. brother Of tn
bride; Edward e. Turner. OF m
Plains r Welhy Carter, of Norfolk
and Hill Beverly. OF "Blandheld
Mrs. George Carter. Of philadelphia
rendered the wedding music
The ceremony was followed by
brilliant reception. to which abou
three hundred guests were invited
Immediately after The reception M
Beverly and his bride left for the He
Springs. where they will spend I"
weeks going from their to "Waelu
sstt," the Froom's home in Eauqule1
Among the guests from distanc
attending the wedding were;
Mr. and Mrs. George Garter, Mis-
Hannah Mrs. GraNSon Hall. Of PM
aarlphta. Mrs. Alfred Craven Palme)
Keleher. o. Seattle. Wash; MT
Charles n. white. Mr.. John Brun
Cary. of the Green Spring valley MI
ard Mrs Robert bowman, Mis-
Bowman. of New Orleans; Judge an
Mrs. r. Carter Scott Misses Scot
Mrs. Carter Beverly, Of Richmons
Mr. ana Mrs Paul Within, Of Mass9
chasetts.
Interesting Announcement.
r3roses@rr and Mrs. w. Forcke, {
Coyha announce the engagement
their 6eRe hteF4- Anna, 10 Mi Iufp4
Woodward Saunders, Of this city IN
wedding will take place IN hichmol
October 25}h
Richmond Chapter 10 Meet,
Richmond Chapter. United lDaugf
ters Of the Confederacy VIII hold
called meeting Friday morning at !
o'clock to complete final arrangement
for the Virginia division. I D. [
convention To be held here Septempe
snth All members are urged 90 .
present and also Eli outside or ~
Richmond chapter who expect 10 Ell
terrain delegates OF alteFuates.
Interesting Meeting.
The first meeting Of the fall of IN
Confederate Memorial Literary soclet
was held yesterday morning at !
O'Clock at the Confederate museum
which was a very interesting one. NJ
ssoner James NJ. Mason, loaned th
museum an exquisite red wax impre!
sion Of the Great Seal az the Cor
federacy, which was given Comma
s5oner Mason by James s. Wyon, {
London, England. There are only tw
Of these wax Impressions. one whic
Mr. Wyon has and this one, whic
was In the possession Of james \
Mason during his lifetime and the
his daughter. Miss Virginia Masol
kept IL until II was recently given I
her brother. John Mason. The orig
mai seal cost $4,000.
The year books Of the museum ar
out and all members wishing to OF
tatn copies. can do SO by sending q
calling az the Confederate museum.
Mrs Percy W. Rice. Of CLEVELAND
Ohio, sent 81 Confederate tent 10 IN
museum, which was captured froT
General Robert s. Garnet and fe
into the posse sStor Of her HUSBAND
federal officer She also sent a 70
CT General GarnAtIs Mrs Il. s
Wilson gave the muse am. in the nam
OF her brother John Donnau, Of IN
city, several certificates and q regil
tered bond az The Confederate State
Mrs. Hyde. # Chattanooga Tenn