The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-10

! tertalnments by their presence When
I the Country Club OF Virginia was
( organized the Deep Run Hunt merged
into IL, and is now one. The dinner
last night was a stag affair. and COW
rrs were laid for twenty-five CHESTS
1 Red roses in tall vases were used
upon the table, and the candles were
shaded in the same rich color The
place cards were OF sportive char
acter and suggestive of the hunt
Bfanton--Hunt
'trestview," the home of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Aubrey r. Hunt. was the scene
OF "A pretty wedding. when Miss Dem
eel johnson Hunt became the bride
of Lewis Franklin Bianton The en-
tire lower floor Of the Hunt home
was canvased in white with an impro-
vised altar of palms. ferns and pink
blossoms, lighted with cathedral can
dies. The wedding was attended only
by relatives.
The bride, who was given In mar
rtage by her father Aubrey F., Hunt,
wore gown of heavy white satin,
fashioned with net and princess lace
and pearls, She carried a shower
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley and
Brides buds Her tulle veil fell from
a cap Of real lace fastened with lilies
Of the valley and an old fashioned
pearl pin
Miss Rodebell Wedburg. the maid Of
honor. from YOUNGSTOWN O., was
gowned in soft white net with trim
mines Of pale blue, and carried bas-
ket filled with pink buds.
The bridesmaids Misses Ruth
Blakey and Sarah Cardwel wore
white net over slips of pink satin and
carried bouquets of maidenhair ferns
tied with pink tulle. The bridegroom's
brother, Weldon G. Blanton, was the
best man. and the ushers included
Charles Stehbins and Robert Ryiand
Gwathmey, Jr Of Richmond
The Rev, j. n. Latham. Of Lynch
burg, performed the ceremony. and
Miss Rubnette Lee. of Irvington. rem
dered the wedding march.
Guests from a distance who attended
the wedding are: Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.
Hunt and Miss Mamie Hunt, OF Rich
mond Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. Moore OF
Fredericksburg; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hunt, OF New York: G. w. Montgom-
cry. Of Richmond; Miss Eleanor Mont
gomery of Ferdon. Mr. and Mrs H.
:. Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.
Montgomery, of Richmond; the Rev
and Mrs. William Stevens. Of Beuna
Vista; MIR. and Mrs Russell Blanton,
of richmond, the lkv. Or. and Mrs.
j. y. Latham. of Lynchburg; Mrs. n.
". Bowe. off Richmond; Mrs. A. S.
Cross, of Louisa Mr.. and Mrs. A, j..
Blanton, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Waldrop,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. M Kelly, Of
Richmond.
Evergreens and pink and white
roses were used throughout the entire
lower floor OF Miss Hunts home last
night. when the bridal party and few
trends were entertained at recep
ton
Plans fer Ball Under Way.
The regular meeting of the Rich
mond chapter, United Daughters of
the Confederacy, was held in Lee
Camp Hail yesterday morning. Mrs
Norman Y. Randolph, presiding A.
number of interesting reports were
read, and the plan for fencing A. j.
Tin monument in Ginter Park was
discussed, a motion was carried TO
give the regular Christmas dinner for
the veterans on the 31st of December
Then the plans for the Confederate
Cotton bali Were discussed. 1t Is to
be Confederate ball. the proceeds
to go to the Confederate Relief fund,
ana all the decorations are to be In
cotton. Bales, cotton bolls. and red
and white flowers will be used. Any
who wish may wear cotton frocks, or
costumes of that period. The dance
cards will he fashioned on the plan
number OF prominent women who
We're bellies at that time will be asked
To receive. Some of them are Mrs. 7
b. Pace Mrs j. w. White. Mrs. n
v Randolph, Mrs. c. w. Z. Brock,
Captain Sally Tompkins. Mrs. T. c.
Crouch, Miss McC'raw. Mrs D. T. Will !
liams. Mrs. III. shelton. Miss Katharine
STYLES, Mrs. Sam Drcwrv. Mrs Timber
lake and others
Tickets for the ball will be nut on
sale at the usual places and win he
so cents for balcony tickets and 81 for
including supper
These Confederate balls have ALWAYS
been most attractive affairs and this
one win sustain the reputation made
by its predecessors.
Charlottesville Wedding
AT o'clock Yesterday AFTERNOON in
the home of the brides mother al the
[ University of Virginia was soIemn,zed
the marriage Of Miss Mary stuar,