The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-26

Bryan Dag Nursery on Friday after
noon from 4-3p TO O'clock In the
jefferson bathroom. Dancing VIII be
general. and no prizes will be awarded
for special dances These dansants
were quite success during the sea-
son last winter, and this is tho first
Of a number 10 he held under the aus
p,ces Of the Girls Club this year.
Those wishing 10 reserve tables can
90 SO ny phpn.ng Mrs. Goodwin BOY T.
tIn or Miss Nellie Tompkius.
Confederate Museum Literary society.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Confederate Museum Literary Society
was held Yesterday at the museum.
The president Miss Sailjc \. Ander-
SON was IN he chair Mr.. Luther +.
Warren WIS the speaker for the day.
He was introduced by Mrs. James X.
Werth MIR Warren gave brief
sketch cf his fathers experiences dur
Ing the War Between the States. and
gave 10 the museum the original lei
t,r OF tire Jaion provost marshaL
dated May II. 81, ordering the Rev.
Nh Warren to of1er prayers for the
President 81 the United States and
those lu authority. Mr.. Warren, him
soft enlisted in the Confederate ser
yice ri the age 81 fifteen years.
Miss Lucy Muu(ord presented to the
rr-eemHin. for Mrs Parker, Of New
York q copy OF the Columbus En-
quireg Extra, dated April 2G. 1855,
containing thee "Capitulation II Gen
era] Lee and His Army"
The president Of the c. NJ. s \.
was warmly received last month at
the [. u. G Convention in savannah.
stimulated and increased The follow
iu& now members have been received;
Mrs John Graham, Warrentoa. y, O.,
Mrs. John McAthstcr. Lnmberton,
\ G.
Says % Macon exchange
Mrs. r G., Burke WAS hostess yes
terday AT "a lovely luncheon Tor Mrs
Ellis Talbot. CUES, of Mrs 1 r.
Jacques. yellow roses were use for
decoration.
Mrs Burke's guests numbered
twelve"
Interesting Wedding.
Yesterday evening at = 30 o'clock
IT, Centenary Methodist Church the
marriage OF Miss Ann Itrner. daugh-
ter If Mfr and Mrs. Clarence II. Ur-
ner. to Robert King. was celebrated
DR.. ". y Tudor of Washington, u
Church, perfn-H1e the ceremony. a
beautiful musical program was rem
dercd by l.. h, Weitzet and Miss
Char cite Wheeler sang lust before
the bridal party entered. Nhlte Chrys-
anthemumF palms. ferns and cathe-
dvsi candles effectively decorated the
chuda, The bride entered the church
with her father. by whom she was
given in marriage. White duchess
III.
hined 10 make her gown. which vas
finished vita q court train. Her
bouquet WAS of gardenias, with Il
shower of lilies af the valley, Miss
Mary UrUoC was her sisters maid OF
honor and were q gown OF apricot
Charmvu~e. with cape, tun!C, and
eirdie al beaded lace, Mrs +. F.
Sebreis "a cousin Of the bride, wore
her wedding gown, a charming COM
i}aaiIun oG white duchess satin ana
chantilly lace The four bridesmaids
were Atiss Josephine Mcleod, Miss
Marguerite Manor, In frocks Of yellow
silk trimmed with iridescent spanish
lace, and Miss Mildred Converse and
Virginia Biuford in similar frocks of
white satin.
A brother-in-law Of the groom, Con-
ner Sheriff. attended him as best man
Tho groomsmen were Lee r. Scott, H
Laurie Smi'I, James Register i. G..
Murphy and q +. Euckholz. y small
reception was given after the church
service al the home of the brides
parents, 1908 Grove Avenue. After
December 10 Mr. and Mrs. King will
be at home in keuausvi.Ie, n, c. There
were number If out-of-town guests
ASison- Epcs.
A beautiful wedding took place
TUESDAY evening in Lebanon Mctho-