The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-27

90h4oI Johnoen CITY. ana - epen0sng
4h2y holiday seAe0N In Hfchnfonds A
numbAr of InferAeting AfAira will be.
given for her during her visit to this
city.
4 Among those present wednesday
evening we're: Misses Hecht, Lucille
waileratein, Of Warrington: Ruth
Thalhimer. Elsa walierstein. Isabelle
Prag. Ruth waiierstsin. Louise Sa1o-
monsky. Leah Binswanger, Henriette
Susman, Viola Ullman. Edith Linde-
man. Elsie Eisman. Of Columbus. o.;
Dorothy Strause, Lee EisenmAu. J. Haf-
brugh, Meredith Prag. Heroid Hoffhsi-
mer. Ralph Wsinfeld. Adolph Meyer,
Arnold weinberg. Jack Lewibb. Thee
dors Nelson, Albert Rothschild. Henry
Raab, Joseph strause. Henry Waller
stein, w. Caiisch. John Mareuse, Ed
ward Gunst, J. Cycle and Maurice,
81 Cruikshanks-HaIsey
A wedding Of much interest 70 So
ciety in Richmond and throu ghout the
Dabnsy Marry Halsey,, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James T. Haisey ana q
Granddaughter OF the late General
Dabney n. Maury. became the bride OF
Mr.. Harrison Cruikshanks, q son Of the
late DR.. william Harrison Cruikshanks,
OF the Eastern Shore Of Maryland. The
ceremony, which was soIemnized in
the home of the brides parents. LOT
South Twenty second Street, Philadei-
phia. was followed by large recep
ton from $40 until II o'clock. Later
Mr. Cruikshanks and his bride left for
an extended wedding journey.
Carter-McCsanahan.
On Wednesday afternoon at S
O'Clock q wedding Of much interest to
Richmond society took place at Ken
more" the beautiful home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Winston voolfolk. Just
arine Buckner Mechanism, daughter
OF the late Mr.. Alexander p. McClan-
ahan, Of Kentucky, became the bride
of Mr.. Shirley Carter, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hill Carter, OF Richmond
and Ashland. The house was massed
with Christmas decorations, and holly.
running cedar. bright red flowers were
used everywhere, with many lighted
candles and roses on the mantels. The
Wedding March" from Lohengrin
was played ~ . professional. and
Schubert's "Serenade" very softly dur
ing the service
The brides costume vas a travelling
gown OF tete-de-negre broadcloth.
with a picture hat TO match, and
corsage bouquet of Sunburst roses and
lilies of the valley. The maid of
honor. Miss Frances Dodds, Of Cow
inston. KY. wore a lovely gown Of
pink chiffon over silk and carried an
armful Of pink roses. Mr.. Clarence
Carter, brother of the groom. was best
man. Miss Pearl Voolfolk who was
bridesmaid. was gowned in white lace
over pink satin. and her flowers were
pink roses. Mr.. Roper Voolfolk was
usher. and assisted In placing the
were held by little Byrd Sydnor and
Catherine Ellis, wearing white frocks
with pink saSnes. Little Elizabeth Cox
was flower girl. She wore q soft white
dress with pink ribbons, and carried a
French basket filled with pink buds.
Mrs. voolfolk wore = gown OF black
chiffon over black satin and a corsage
bouquet Of pink roses and lilies OF the
valley. and Mrs. Hill Carter. mother
of the groom, was gowned in purple
brocade satin. Immediately after the
ceremony q reception was held. after
which Mr.. and Mrs Carter left for
wedding journey North. Upon their
return they will be guests OF the
groom's parents for several weeks.
Some OF the out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs, William Buckner Nc
Grasty. of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs.
Crawford Redd, OF Ginter Park MT.
and Mrs. Henry Carter, and Miss
Laura Carter. OF Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Redd. and their son. of
Charlottesville. and Mr.. D. L. Tucker.
OF Princeton University. The wedding
was one Of the most interesting nup-
tial events OF the holiday season, both
here and throughout the State. since
both bride and groom are widely re-
lated.
The War Sufferers.
The next meeting OF the Richmond
Foreign Relief Association will be
held on Tuesday evening. December