The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-18
Bridget
For Debutantes
WEDDING or MISS HARRIET MAR
Tin SHIELDS TO BEVERLEY
RANDOLPH QUIETLY CfsLt-
BRATIn.

Mrs. William Wharton Archer. Of
SOS East Franklin street has issued
inyisa.ions 20 briJ9e-iHncbecu. Fra
ssay afternoon at 1870 O'Clock. The
affair Is given ir honor II three "t
tantes, Miss Roberta Peasants. Miss
Mars Lynn Tyler and Miss Martha
Chan hers.
Randolph. Shields,
YESTERDAY IN the home of the bride g
motheg Mrs Charles " Shields 1905
West Franklin Stree. was celebrated
VERY quietly the marriage Of Miss liar
riet Martin Shields and Air Beverley
Rsndo!ph son of Mir and Mrs VIII
fiatn Randolph. IF Clarke County
Virginia The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev Russell Walter Bowie, ret-
TOR OF ~ ysuls Episcopal Church
The bride wys given in maria Ep by
her. brother. Dir Charles III Shields
and had as nor or'g attendant her sls-
Ter, Mrs. /. y. Vaughan. az ulatFon
~ honor. Mr.. william +. Randolph
was mis- brother best man
Arnang tho out~of-toWn guests at
tending the wedding were Mrs. WIZ
liam r. Randolph, mother OF the
groom Mrs Benjamin - Fatlon,
Erandmother of the groom, and Miss
Ethel . Fallon All Of Clarke Comfy
Mrs, James a. Draper, Miss Corneila
Draper Of Wilmington. Delaware, Or
William Duke Miss Eliza beth barton,
Of Kansas CITY. Mo. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley Grsnav Of Norfolk.
Owing 10 mourning IN the brides
fam4iN. ouly the two "a miles and most
intimate friends were present. The
weadiue, while q quiet affair is one
Of the most interesting and Important
IL tha fall seaSaEsr- rs beth the bride
and groom ara well known and prom
iner.ly connected
f4nDeiieon for Dcbutantes.
One of the pretiiest affairs of the
season In honor ~ the debhta0tes was
d htatfet luncheon given yesterday by
Mrs Bcn f.. Purcell and her daughter,
Miss Martha Purcell for Miss Roberta
Pieassnts, Miss Mary Lynn Tyler and
Miss Martha Chambers The house
was charlninrie decorated III guam
titles OF yellow and white chTy saat ne
NUNS against background of
autumn foliage.
About seventy-five members Cf the
luncheon was a very handsome affair
III eveYv detail
Lecture at the Ar Club
William L. Sheppard and His
Work was the suhtert 81 o scholarly
fec4ur. by Or. william Pollard Smith
~ ths Art Club on Tuesday afternoon
r4r 'sr5ith vas introduced by Ir
Travis Daniel He gave 81 brief sketch
ssE III life and work Of Mr. Sheppa ra.
#a was born ana diG much # his
al N In this city Some IF the best
1'les Of his art are his portrait
liam Byrd and his COPY Of Oh
staart's Washington. which hangs
Council Chamber Of he city
He designed also, the Howitzer
M ent. the Sailors mont nent on
Fs. Hiil. the a - Hill monument,
g sGnter Park, nd the statue Of EX-
& ssve rnor Smith in the Capitol Square.
s. Miss Mamie Baughman was chair
fa7a for the afternoon, and tea. was
serve@ after the lecture.
Celebrate Silver Wedding.
NJ and Mrs, Conrad T Sauer Will
celebrate them. twenty-nfth wedding
anniversary Friday, November. 20, at
their homc. 2315 West Grace Street,
stay-Atlfome Whist Club.
Mrs J. G. Lamb entertained the
Slay-at- Home whist Ch1b at her home
naae by Miss Sue X. Gordon and
AIRS. lamb. The club WILT meet with
Mrs Lamb again next Monday
Sncad--WaI all.
On "Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock
sg the Methodist Church of South Hil
Ma, a pretty wedding Was solemniz"d
when Miss Jane Anne Wall. the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John Hiram
Wal. became the bride Of Dir. Henry
Martin Snead.
The church was beautifully deco
rated In lonR-leaf pine and yellow
chrysanthemums studded with myraid
candles The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. W !. Ware, pastor OF the
bride. assisted By Rev. W. y. Poe. Of
The ia PITS CNurch,
fasfere the ceremony Miss Blanche
Gregory OF Henderson. ~. G.. beau
tifuiiy atttred IN q gown of yellow