The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-30

ing their stay in the city, Judge Clark
and his daughter will be entertained
at dinner by Mrs. B. B. Valentine.
Gust of Miss Beveridge.
Miss Katherine Coke, of Roanoke,
who has been spending some time with
Miss Louise Miller. in West Grace
street is now the guest of Miss Lucy.
Beveridge. in Monument avenue.
Miss Miller will have az her guest
for the weekend Miss Joe Stuart, of
Norfolk, who will remain over for
the inauguration.
Priddy-Wildbore.
Mrs Sarah Wildbore has Issued In
vMations for the marriage Of her
daughter. Anna Frederick. to Mr.. Ira
Bright Priddy, of Richmond. the we'd
ding 20 take place "Wednesday morn
ing. February nth, at IL o'clock in
St Andrews Protestant Episcopal
church, this city. Mr.. Priddy and his
tfritic will be at home after February
25th at s-A North Sycamore street
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The home Of Mrs. Thomas Redd,
Of Chimborazo Park. was the scene
Of beautiful marriage "Wednesday
evening, when her niece, Miss Hazel
Dell Hudspeth, became the bride OF
Thomas Wilbur Pritchard. Palms.
ferns. Southern snilax Ind potted
plants formed an artistic background
for the improytsed altar, while color
scheme of pink and white was carried
out in cut flowers and pink and white
candles in silver candelabra. An or
chestra played the wedding music,
rendering Lohengrin as a professional
and playing Rubenstein softly during
the ceremony. Rev. Gerald Culber-
son was the officiating minister.
Misses Mary Burlington and Sadie
Redd held the ribbons at the draw
fngroom door They wore dainty
gowns of shadow lace over pink and
blue charmeuse. Master Richard Bull
lington and little Miss Margaret Mil
Ter formed the ribbon aisle for the
bridal party Miss Louise Hudspeth
was her sisters maid of honor She
was gowned In pink crepe meteor, and
carried an arm bouquet OF Killarney
roses Little Miss Katharine Frost.
daintily clad in white lingerie frock,
with pink ribbons, was the flower girl.
She carried a basket made of sweet
peas and scattered rose petals in the
brides pathway.
The bride, who entered with her
father. Mr., John NJ. Hudspeth, wore
an exquisite white crepe meteor
robe with pearl trimmings and car
red a shower bouquet OF lilies OF the
valley.
Mr.. r. MEG Burlington was the
groom's best man. After the cere-
money reception was held. Mrs.
Thomas Redd and Mr.. ]. NJ. Hubs
peth receiving the guests. Decorations
In the diningroom were very pretty,
the table being arranged with a large
eenterpeee. OF pink eweetpeas and
pink roses. Mrs r. McC Bulling-
ton presided at the punch bowl.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Prftchard left
for an extended Southern tour. GO
ing as far as New Orleans After
April the list they Will be at home
in Charlotte, N. G.
The brides going away gown was
Of navy blue brocade with fur trim
nings, and she wore accessories to
match.
Among the out-of-town guests
we're. Miss Margaret Reckless Boydton.
Va; Miss Eff1e Garden. Mr.. and Mrs.
n. c. Garden. West Point; Mrs. s. H.
Bridge. Charleston, w Va: and MIR.
w. wythe Frayser, of Jetersville. Va,
and others.
Interesting Meeting.
A large attendance WAS present
Yesterday morning Mt the regular
monthly meeting Of the Confederate
Memorial Literary socirty. which wHs
hAid In the Confederate npuseu1u.