The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-17
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ferson Hotel for the election of dele g.
gates to the state Convention at Pc
tersburg in December
Badge Day.
A meeting has been called at tho
home Of Mrs. f. u. Williams, WeN
Franklin Street. today at noon to
complete arrangements for Badge
Day, which Is 10 be held on the 25th
OF this month. Boxes will be given
out. and stations assigned to the Diff
ferent ladies interested.
Oyster Supper.
The Ladies Aid Society of Leigh
Street Baptist Church will give an
oyster supper this evening from $3.50
TO $40 O'clock, In the lecture room
Of the church All friends Of the
church are invited to come.
Important Meeting.
An important meeting of the Rich
mond Mothers Club will be held a.
sos East Marshall Street tomorrow
afternoon. In addition 10 the regu-
lar executive business, the Mothers
Club will take up the community
Christmas tree work for this year.
Last year the mothers had charge
Of the distribution of stockings TO
the poor and needy children of Rich
mond. whom Santa Claus seemed
likely to forget The mothers part
In this years community Christmas
tree will be discussed and planned
tomorrow afternoon and they will get
right to work on their labors. hoping
by their early start. to accomplish
their labors much more successfully
than they did last year.
Owing to this important meeting,
the mothers viii be unable to attend
the meeting Of the general commu-
nifty Christmas tree committee. which
is to be held this afternoon.
1t was announced today that Mrs.
W. A. Burruss and Mrs E. r. Fuller
went to Emporia today on Invitation
OF the Woman's Club there, and or
ganized large and promising Moth
ers' Club.
Miss Nancy Patton and Miss Mar
tina Martin left for New York Sum
Gay night to be at the Vanderbilt
Hotel for week with Mrs. s. w.
Parrish.
| Miss Elizabeth Barton is the house
guest of Miss Hattie Shields for the
Randolph Shields wedding on Tues
| day
! Miss Julia JONES has returned to
the city, after spending the summer
and fall at Nutly. N. j.
Mrs Elmore Hotchkiss, of Monroe
/ Terrace, has as her guest Mrs. Theo-
u. NF III dntr n
Mrs. j. l.. Shelton arrives in Rich
mond this week to spend several days
with Mrs. r. l.. Powers, Later. she
will go to Florida for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs st. George Cooke
! have returned from their honeymoon
and are now at ala West Franklin
I Street.
Mr.. Robert Holderby, a student Of
I Y. NJ L.. Is in the city on short fur
! Tough, as the guest OF his parents
Bon Air.
Gant--Daniel
Historic Christ Church. Middiesex
County, was the scene OF a beautiful
wedding at noon Wednesday. Novem-
Der IL, when Hon. William Daniel
! gave in marriage his daughter, Lucy
Croxton, to MIR. Price Perkins Cant
Jr., Of Nelson County. The quainl
church was artistically decorated with
evergreens and cut flowers and light
ed with cathedral candles; the cofai
scheme being pink and green.
The bride, who entered with hen
! father, by whom she was given away
was gowned in white duchess satin
and lace and her tulle veil was
caught with orange blossoms. She
/ carried a prayer book with shower
Z of lilies of the valley.
[ She was attended by her cousin
Miss Marion Claremont Daniel, OF
Cape Charles. as maid OF honor. and
Misses Laura Crowther of Reedville:
! Bessie Brooks Davis. of Churchview
I Grace Isabel Beale, OF Williamsburg.
I and Grace Steptoe, of Bedford. al
bridesmaids. The maid of honor wore
/ "A gown of cream net combined with
/ pink crepe meteor, and carried an
( arm bouquet Of pale pink carnations,
while the bridesmaids were attlreu
Z in fascinating frocks OF shadow lacE
and charmeuse, two being Of pink and
/ two of pale green. They also carried
carnations.
/ Little Ruth Dutton. wearing a dain-
IN WTtIG lingerie IIoEk, WITH green
ribbons, carried the ring on a silver
tray.
DR. James Anderson. of the Medical
College OF Virginia. acted az best man
and Messrs. J. Warren Topping, Jr..
+. l.. Fleet, Earle Segar and John
Bennett as groomsmen. Messrs. r.
Y. Blake and George c. McKann
were ushers. and the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. William Byrd
Lee, of Gloucester Courthouse.
The wedding marches were played
by Mrs; Henry BaughAn. and Mr.. Will
liam Lipscomb. Of West Point.
A reception to the bridal party
and friends was given ut the home
Of the bride Wednesday evening, ana
immediately after the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served. af-
ter which Mr.. and Mrs. Cant left on
the steamer Calvert for their we'd