The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-22
8 Attend Dances
AT University
INVITATIONS RECEIVED IN RICH.
MOND TO PROMINENT
WEDDINGS.

The dances and social functions al
y the University of Virginia at this sea-
I son of the year are always very inter
4 esting to the young society people OF
4 Richmond and a number Of girls are
leaving today and tomorrow 10 spend
the weekend there.
Among those who will attend the
dances are: Misses Mary Meek, sarah
0ppenhig9Ar- Mildred Le1eH. Elsie
Harrison and Virginia Chesterman.
Invitations Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs william Thomas Lee
4 OF North Carolina. have issued invita-
sions for the marriage Of their dsugh
ter, Bessie, to Mr. Lee r. Page, the
wedding to take place on the evening
OF "Wednesday, November 4. at
o'clock. in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Waynesville, n {.
Owing TO the prominence Of both
the bride and groom elect, the event
in OF marked interest. Mr. Page ~ a
son of Hon. and Mrs II. "A Page, OF
Aberdeen, n C.. ard a nephew Of
Ambassa dor Walter Hines Page and
Of Senator II, y Page, Of North Caro-
lima.
Invitations have been received here
from Mr. Thomas Hugh BurweH. OF
Wildwood, Clark county. for the mar
rage of his niece. Miss Margaret
otIA FAEF ffNi wen ~5t SKI ASbN'N ;
4 Woodwork HurchRTd Of Philadei-
phia, the ceremony 10 be solemnized
or the evening Of Wednesday. Novem-
Der ! H. In Christ Church, Wildwood
The rector, the Rev. j. Nj. Robson
will offlciate Miss Burwell will have
for her maid Of honor Miss Mary
Page Nelson, Of baltimore. and there
will be two little flower girls. Miss Nir-
Ginia Burwell Jacobs and Miss Rose
Ia rstEa NJ 4
The ushers will include Messrs, LEWIS
Meade, George Burwel, william
I Meade and Kenneth 'Gilptu. Of Clarke
COUNTY reception Will follow thu
ceremony Al "Minturn." the home oi
Mr.. and Mrs. n r. Page. near MIL
wood
Miss Burwell who is member o.
one OF the oldest families in Virginia
liz a talented and charming girl. Hei
father was the late Or. Philip Bur
well, and her mother was Miss MariG
Harrison, For some years she Ia:
been making her home in PhiIadel
phia. and II was In that city that shI
met Mr. Burchard. The couple arr
to make their home in Philadelphia
where the groom is engaged in bust
ness
Ailard--Mann.
The marriage OF Miss Lila Pear
Mann, daughter of Mrs. CATHERINE
Meade Mann, Of 1900 Floyd Avenue. II
Mr.. Claude James Allard, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Kent Allard. of Michigan
took place yesterday morning at i
o'clock in the home of the bride
mother. The house was decorate'
in palms, ferns and yellow chrysanthe
NUNS. and Mrs. V. Burgess played tn
wedding march as the doors wer
opened upon tableaux, the brida
party having asse M hied before an i'm
proyised altar. The Rev. e Y. Carson
performed ne ~taesessfeaS.-4s+t4e ii Is
MadEe Constance Mann. niece Of tn
bride, was ringbearer, and Miss CART
App, of Lynchburg. maid of honor
s and Mr.. William Roane. best man
were the only attendants, The brid
wore a travelling costume of brown
with accessories. and wore a corsag
bouquet of lilies of the valley. TIL
maid of honor wore French crepe will
real lace, overdress. a black velvet pic
sure hat, and held an armful of yellow
chrysanthe Mr.. and Mrs AL
lard viii spend their honeymoon /
z The North, and viii also visit tn
groom's home in Caro- Mich An ante
nuptiaf reception was given last even
ing In the brides home. Weddin
guests from a distance included Mis-
Mary Williams. of Norfolk: Misse
CaritA and Mary App, Of Lynchburg