The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-17

4 NUMBER OF the younger StCIet$ sSt-
For Miss Chcsterrnan.
Mrs. Robert Haskins Will give an
informal tea this afternoon at 8
o'clock in her home on West Franklin
street. in honor Of Miss Virginia
Chesterman, debutante ~ this sea-
son,
At the Art Club.
Back ward and Feeble Minded
Children" was the subject OF an in
teresting talk given yeste Tday after
noon at the Art Club Of Richmond
by DIR. ]. #. Mastin, president OF the
State board OF CHARITIES and Correc-
tons Miss Louie Greenhow Johns
ton. who is a member of the new or
ganization called Students of Rich
mono Charities" of which Miss Mary
Lancaster It's president, introduced DR.
Mastin and told the members of the
Art club how this society was started
and how delighted they were TO have
an opportunity of hearing DIT. Mastin
on this subject, as they were very
anxious TO learn something about this
sort of work in Richmond. in order
TO enable them to begin their work.
He told of the work being done in tho
schools Of Richmond and how neces-
sary 1t liz 10 separate these children
from other children and to see that
they were physically all right before
they were pronounced mentally
wrong. for often a. child viii be suf-
fering from some small physical
trouble which makes II very back
ward mentally. A great deal of in
terest IL being taken now III what is
known as Child Observation" and
DIR. Mastin hopes some day 10 have
a place in Richmond for feeble
minded children, and get people In
tr rxtf. "a hla
to see the best that Is In these chill
dren and to bring 1T out. He thinks
this great work for these young
girls
Stay-At-Homc Whist Club.
Miss Sue X Gordon entertained tha
Stsy-at~ Home Whist club Monday
evening. top score being made by Mrs,
Bland Spottswood Smith and Miss
Margaret Morson. The club will NEE.
next Monday with Mrs Ieningham
Splnaan next Monday evening
Attending Wedding.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. wilkins left yester-
day to attend the marriafe of her son.
Ma Guy wilkins. and Miss Margaret
Grace Nottingham, which will take
place today at the Presbyterian
church. Cape Charles. Va.
Mr.. wilkins was formerly of this
city, but il now a resident OF Turbe~
vile. Va.
Heywood--Sutton.
A very pretty and effective rainbow
wedding was solemnixed at Shackle-
ford's NJ. E. church last Wedn esday at
o'clock when Miss Rosalind SUIT
ton. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Beverly Sutton, OF Plain View, King
and Queen county, became the bride
OF MIR Robert Franklin Haywood, OF
Benz, Gloucester county The cere-
many was performed by he grooms
urcle, Rev. William Wyatt, assisted
by her pastor. Rev. s. f. Lucus. Mrs.
w w. Bennett presided at the organ
and played softly while the guests
were assembling and just before the
bridal party entered. Miss Linda New.
comb, OF Lancaster county, gowned in
pink maraufsette and rose trimmings,
sang cot Perfect Love-" after which
to the strains of Lohensrln's we'd
ding march. the bride and groom and
their attendants entered. The ushers
were: Mr.. Edgar Pointer. OF Giou-
cester county. and Mr.. Cleveland
Bland, OF King and Queen county:
Mr. Henry A Phillips, of Richmond,
and Mr.. Bernard Bland. OF King and
o. cen county.
Then followed in order the brides
maids and groomsmen: Miss Mamie
y
white crepe meteor with shadow lace
and Mr. William L.. sutton: Miss Ruth
Blanche Sutton, gowned IN cerisc
charineuse, draped in amber chiffon:
Miss Estelie Hall, OF Richmond.
gowned in green charmeuse. with an
overdress of white chiffon. and Mr.
Clyde Roane, of Washington, ID. c.,
and Miss Emma Roane. of King and
Queen county. gowned in pink char
meuse with creame lace, and Mr..
Whitney Sutton, of Richmond
The maid Of honor was Miss Ada
Luti lille Sutton, sister Of the i.ride, who
was gowned in Light blue cbarmeuse,
with white crepe chiffon She was
followed by the little dover girl.
Margaret Lucille Sutton, dressed in
white silk with blue ribbons niece OF
the bride, and the ring bearer. Ed
win Sutton Pond, nephew of the
bride, dressed In cream cloth and
whit kid gloves.
The bride entered with her brother,
Mr., John HI. Sutton, who gave her
away and was met at the alter by ths
groom and best man. Mr. James R