The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-20

day afterno On, when Miss Margaret
Byrd Page Burwen. daughter OF the
late DR.. and Mrs Philip Burweli. be-
came the briae of Dudley Woodwork
Burchard, of Philadelphia The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. John
Nj Robson. rector of the church
The bride was given in marriage by
her uncle. Thomas II. BurweU, of
Wildwood She wore gown OF white
satin, trimmed with lace. with tulle
veil caught by n wreath OF orange
blossoms, and carried lilies OF the val
ley She was attended by Miss Mary
Page Nelson, formerly OF Clarke Coun-
ty, but now Of Baltimore, az maid OF
honor The ushers were Kenneth N.
Gnpin, George Burwell and william
and Lewis Meade. all Of Clarke
County
7 A reception was held after we'd
ding at Mintburn, the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Nathaniel Il. Page, near
Wildwood
Mr. and Mrs. Burchard will live in
Philadelphia where Mr.. Burchard is
connected with the Curtis Publish
ing Company. as manager of one Of IT'S
departments.
Recital i'm Norfolk.
A large and fashionable audience of
Norfolk we'll known music loy.rs
hIlSd The bail room OF the Lynnhaven
Hotel yesterday afternoon when Miss
Betty Burwell Booker. OF Covent Gar
den Royal Opera, gave. brilliant and
beautiful recital under the auspices OF
the Norfolk Music club.
Miss Booker WAS accompanied on
the piano by Professor W. II. Jones.
and sang exquisitely each number OF
her well chosen program.
The costume worn by Miss Booker
was made in France and is an exact
reproduction of the dresses worn by
milk maids in the time of Marie An
toinettc.
/ Possessed of a most pleasing voice,
Miss Booke" uses it in captivating
manner, and Ter delightfully."- attractive
personality drew her hearers to her
even before she had uttered the initial
note of her first song.
Miss Booker's program embraced a
charming collection of little French
pieces, several old English songs and
half dozen or more selections that
are familiar to music lovers.
New York Horse Show.
The New York Horse Show will be
held In Madison Square Garden the
second week in December this year,
instead Of the second week in Novem-
Der az heretofore, and the proceeds
viii go to the Red Cross Fund. 1t is
proposed to have as patrons the Presi-
dent OF the United States, heads of
the army and navy and the Governor
land Mayor OF New York City
Personal
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Edmonds Tai
man have returned from their we'd
ding trip, and are now at Westchester
Apartments for the winter.
Miss Marguerite Manor, of Harri-
sonburg. is the guest of Mrs. X. T.
urner. at 1908 Grove Avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Tyson, who has been
visiting Miss Lucille Culiingworth, OF
1922 Grove Avenue. left yesterday
for her home, Ridley Park, Pa.
Mr. George Munce. a recent gradu-
ate of V NJ. L.. has accepted opposition
here, Is now at the home of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Munce
on Monument Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden Taylor and
! Miss Floyd Taylor are the guests OF
Mrs. C. l. Petit, in Norfolk.
Mrs Leigh Buckner. of Roanoke
is visiting friends here,
Mr.. Il. r. johnson. of Richmond
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J
, Johnson, in Newport News.
} Miss Warfield Crenshaw has re.
! turned 10 her home on West Franklin
Street, after attending the Warner.
Moore wedding. in Maryland.
c. C. Barksdale and Neil d. Shields
are registered at Hotel Roanoke. Ro,
: anoke, Va.
, Miss Claude NJ Dean and Miss Grace
/ Lyon are spending the week at the
: Waldorf Astoria, New York,
+ Mrs J, C. Pritchard. of Asheville
\. G., who has been spending some
time with Judge Pritchard at the
! Richmond Hotel. is now in Washing.
ton visiting her mother. Mrs Pritch,
ard will return to Richmond day be-
fore Thanksgiving for further stay
Miss Marion Wallace returned te
the city yesterday, after spending
some time at Frederick Hall. Va.
Mr., Bland Mason. of Mattoax, Va,
spent Wednesday In town.
Rev. William Denham, of Bethel,
Church, Is In Richmond to spend two
weeks at the Union Theological Semi
nary.
Mrs. George Barksdale and daugh-
ter, Judith. rave returned to Rich
mond, after visit to Dr. and Mrs.
w. p, Lacy In South Boston, Va.
Mrs. Edward r. Baird, Jr., and
| Mrs George Lewis, Of Norfolk, are
In Richmond for several days. Mrs.
Baird is visiting her parents. DR.. and
Mrs, Jacob Micheaux, and Mrs. Lewis
IS the guest OF Mrs Isaac ST. John.
i Mr. f. G. Glass. of Lynchburg. SUI
iperintendent OF public schools, Is in
Richmond making arrangements for
the meeting of the State Educational
Conference next week.
4 Morgan-Sfonc.
4 Lynchburg, Va, Nov. 19.--Miss
Elsie NJ. Stone. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. a. y, Stone. was married We'd
nesday to J. II. Morgan. r. Chess
McGhee was best man and Miss Malta
Stone. a sister of the bride, maid OF
honor, The other attendants We're
Maurice Stone and Miss Rama Ander-
son.
Stuart-vought
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