The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-02
TX Reception
AL Woman S Club
EITY MARRIAGE is, SOLEMN
HEED SATURDAY At HOME
OF BRIDES SISTER.

The annual book reception will he
1vss At the woman's Club this sf-
Mf&xnoon from $50 To O'clock. Mrs.
H& C., Ms,caif is chairman Of the az
M48xnpcn and committee Viii he IN
E1ne library to receive the books. The
1acers Of the Club viii receive on this
& 7i,rsnnsson anfPthc board will act as
| eefesses. The club parlors will be
lecOrated in autumn flowers and lea
NH be served during the receiving
\ houFs.
s5 The courtesieS Of the club VIII he
16xTended To the visiting women at =
4 eenaing the Medical Convention, be
\ 81nning November ?.
Clefnmttt-
SM IN the home OF the brides sister
Mrs.. James A Davis Of 3os North
u &3ycamore Street. was solemnized
Hfetty marriage Saturday afternoon
October 81. at o'clock, when Miss
D 1sophie Besber Hooper became the
bride of Mr.. Edward rarke Glenn
init. The Rev George ". kemper,
nastpr of Hanover-AyeHHe Christian
Church, was the officiating minister
md Mrs. William Alexander Grant
played the wedding march and
.-Hearss and Flowers during the Ger
Nmnnv The calar scheme Of green
and white was artistical,y carried ont
III III OF the decorations throughout
THE house palms and white chFysan-
themams being banked ON the man
fels and in the Windows
The bride wore going away gown
~ Copper hagen h(ae. with hat and
gloves 10 match. and carried shower
bouquet OF Brides roses and lilies "f
the VALLEY Miss +. Virginia Hooper
attended her sister as maid Of honor
She was gowred in pink crepe de-
chine with iunic Of shadow lace. and
her fouuuet w4s of white eary NJ
thenauns. Little Misses Marearet
(1erfrstt and Rerkeley Davis held the
ribbans, which formed an aisle for the
bridal party
Thcy wore white lingerie frocks ana
Il psnx r4tsseefs. fsSttle. s Virginia IA,
Wis carried the ring On silver waiter
In fhe center ~ a rose. che also
wore a white froex and pink ribbons
Mr.. John Davenport was best man.
MIR. and Mrs Ciemmitt left imme-
fiaseiy after the ceremony for n
Mort fern wedding journey. and upon
their return MI he ST home al
as54-A west Main street this city.
Concerning Mrs. Robins.
Saws the Roanoke Times,
MRS Sally Nelson Robbins one ~
& Virginia. DISTINGUISHED authoress
mad a reputation for herself by her
/ first book. Sacrifices. Mrs. Robins
ii an officer Of the Richmond Equal
Suffrage League, and she comes Ia
u RIOS noke as a delegate 10 the State
Suffrage Convention, which meets In
Roanoke In the Masonic Temple. No
MEMBER {. and 8
Mrs. Robins VIII be entertained II
Il Isaaxoks. by Mrs s. Il Cary. 205
Eleventh Avenue, $. w
Entertaining House Party.
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Iluntly Cor
don. of Baltimore, are now in Eir
y r.nia. where they are entertaining q
tsartv Of friends at their huntins
-ls.sIxr4a- IL. npa hammock County. ThHlt
rueets Include Miss Mary Corridor
Thom. Mr.. Cary Gamble i.owndes
Mr. Ssfford Pearre and Mr.. Felix Il
Sullivan. ir
Next week the parry VIII he JOINED
bv Mr.. and Mrs. Tunstau Smith, Mis-
Helen Stirling and MIR. Walter deG
roultney, who Will make the tril
down TO Virginia with Mr.. Edgar G
I Miller, Jr.. in his motor car, Mr.
and Mrs Gordon expect Ia he away
for about week or zen days.
At Home.
Mrs. Robert Blankensh.p and Mrs
Carrie Fickien Johnson viii be a
home 10 their friends today, at Gl'
East Franklin Street. from $3.50 L
r. NJ,
Debntante Reception.
Invitations have been issued b,
the Rev DIR and Mrs, Arthur Banks
dale Kinsolyins Of baltimore, 10
II large reception followed BY dancing