The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-13

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lTurberviIle, who presided at tho organ.
the ceremony. sang because OF You"
/ The bridesmaids were gowned in
dresses of ecrue lace. with bodices OF
'link che rmeuse. and carried wrcaths
of mist.etoe. Little Miss BERTHE Fry
was ringbearer. The dame of honor,
Mrs. e. b. Craddock, 90 Cluster
Springs. wore dress Of blue crepe dc
/ chine, and the maid of honor, Miss
Bessie Easley. wore a pink dress of
the same material. The bride. attired
| in a gown of white charmeuse, with
'court train aid trimmed with real lace
and fur, entered with her brother, DR..
II. Q. Easley, and was met at the altar
by the groom and his best man, Rev.
w w Pharr, of Lewisburg, w. Va.
Rev. Thornton s Wilson, of Rich
mond, an uncle of the bride. perform
ed the ceremony Rev. G. w Maxwell
assisting The bridesmaids we're
Misses Louise Owen, Florence Easley
and Louise Penick, of South Boston,
! Miss Louise Thompson, of Durham,
! N G.. Miss Anne owen, of Turber-
Vile; Miss Bessie Shepherd, of Chat
ham: Miss Sarah Craddock, of Cluster
Springs. and Miss Harriet Wilson. OF
Richmond. Tie groomsmen were VIII
! liam L. Easily and Bailey Easley, OF
South Bston; Dan owen and William
owen. of Denniston; DR.. John owen.
( of Turberville; Revs. j. Nj. Moore, OF
iLewisburg. w. Va; E. L. Flanagan, Of
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/ Raleigh, y. c. The ushers were {. b.
Brooks owen Easley, owen Wilson
and Rufus Owen.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
! and Mrs. Thomas Easiey, of South
Boston.
After an extensive trip TO Florida
and the South, Mr.. and Mrs. Stimson
will be at home TO their friends at
Danviile.
Prominent among Che social festlV~
tiles which accompanied the wedding
was a reception to the bridal party
given on Monday night at the home
of the bride The house was decorated
throughout with evergreens. among
which mistletoe predominated
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs Clovis Edward Clarke
were hosts at a pretty reception on
Friday evening in their residence on
Hanover Avenue to celebrate Inc
twentieth anniversary Of their wed-
ding. The house decorations were an
exact counterpart of those USED on
their wedding day, growing plahls
palms and cut flowers being usea- an
the drawing-r in front of an I'M
nrov,sed altar Of palms and ferns. Mr..
and Mrs Clarke received their guests
The hostess gown was of white bro
rade satin draped in black lace, ana
trimmed with jet. The lace on her
gown was a shawl which ner ma
ternal grandmother had worn, ana her
flowers were the same as her Wed-
ding bouquet lilies of the valley Miss
Clarke. an only daughter, wore frock
of pink nessaiine. with draperS
Of tulle ana a bodice of panne velvet.
In the dining room, where DuHet
supper was served, Killarney roses
were used for the decorations, pas
ket of them, tied with tulle, pelnS III
the center of the table smaller pas
kets on the mantel These baskets
were similar TO thhse carried by MRS
Clarke's maid-of-honor twenty years
ago,
10th ' onderleiu,
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage, in Washington, on
Monday Of this week, OF ID. Aubrey
10th and Miss Alice E. Fonderiehr,
both of this city, The ceremony was
Washington, hy Rev. Father Egan
The bride Is daughter of Mrs.
Mary A. yonderlehr and the late John
A Vonderiehr, and has resided at
403 Ia East Clay Street. MIR. Loth Is
a son of Mrs. Mamie J. 10th and
the late Albert 10th, and lives at 2lo
West Clay Street. He is quite well
known as an amateur musician and
has appeared as pianist at numerous
entertainments
Club Meeting.
The regular weekly meeting OF tae
Rosemary Society was held last
Wednesday evening. December s, at
the residence of the treasurer, Miss |
kathryne Loterso, III North Twenty
sixth Street.
This youthful organization is grow
ing consider bly, and applications forf
membership are so numerous that in
the course OF short lime the maxi
mum number OF members will b.
reached.
The next meeting will oe held
next Wednesday at the residence OF
Miss Josie Lotsey, ia North Thirtietn /
Street
women's Meetings
The annual meeting OF the Com
monwealth Chapter. u. A. X, viii be
held at the jefferson Hotel Room
$50. on Tuesday. December II. at / .
clock full attendance Is request
ed, as there will be an election of
officers.
The ST. Johns Circle OF King S
Daughteys will meet on Monday af-
ternoon at O'Clock in the home
of the Misses Robelen, Twenty fifth I
Street and Jefferson Avenue. This !
Is the last meeting before the holi- |
days, and every member is request I
ed to bring hec Christmas donation.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Catholic Woman's Club will be
held tomorrow evening at o'clock /
at the club rooms. A full attendance !
Is urged.
Personals. /
Mrs. W. L. Greene and infant son I
are the guests for the holidays of
Mrs. Greene's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Nj. A. Chambers, s14 Park Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson Beverley |