Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-05
v|RC|N|ANs ENTERTAINED
At PANAMA EXPOSITION
Jefferson Davis Chapter Planning 10
Entertain Daughters of the
Confederacy.
BLUES HONOR ARTILLERyN1EN
VIII Give Dance ut Armory To-NIor-
row Night for Famous Boston Com
mand-Fall Weddings Attract In
terest-Personal Mention.


distinguished guests who como and go
at the Panama Pacific Exposition in
California. On Wednesday of last
week at the Century Club. ]. n. Lau-
wick. the Scandinavian Commissioner
OF Fine Arts, lectured on the paintings
Of his country. which are exhibited at
the exposition. Those who occupied
seats at the table with Mr.. Lauvick
at the lovely luncheon given in his
honor were Mrs. Lauvick, Madame l..
Georges Lambert, Of Paris. wife of the
French representative to the eXposi-
ton; Mrs. Lawson Scribner, of Wash
ington, wife of Prof. Scribner, chief of
the L. 5. Agricultural exhibit: Mrs.
Mary Z. 7. Chaplin, OF Boston. presi-
dent of the Metaphysical Club of Bos
ton; Mrs NJ. NJ. Nuif. wife Of the man
ager of the South Pacific Railroad :;
Mrs. Elgin Moncure Styll. of Richmond.
for a period honorary hostess of the
Virginia Building; Mrs. Ward II. Huleu.
resident commissioner Of State OF
Texas; +. Herman Code, commissioner
In chief OF Scandinavian affairs, and
Mrs. Code.
Recently there was Il special meet
ing OF the Jefferson Davis Chapter, L.
D. C.. to make plans for the entertain
ment OF the national convention in San
Francisco this month. Much entertain
Ing will he done and many prominent
representatives from all over the coun-
try are expected TO attend the event.
AT this meeting the guests Of honor
were Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett. Presi
dent Of the National Council OF Women
and special representative for the
Federal Government at the exposition;
Nrs. Elg!n Moncure Styll. OF Rich
mond, and Mrs. Ward II. Hulcu.
Diues to Give Ball.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
nave issued invitations FOR a reception
and dance in honor of the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company, of Bos-
ton. Mass. The affair will be given to-
morrow night ~ 9 o'clock in the Blues
Armory and viii he Il brilliant social
event
Wniton-Turncr.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Matthew
Turner. OF Radford. have issued cards
announcing the approaching marriage
Of their niece. Miss Anne Macon
Turner. 10 Or. Percy Brantley Walton.
Of Richmond. The wedding VIII be
celebrated on October IL 1T the home
Of the brides aunt, Mrs. \. Langstaff
Johnston. sos wes, Franklin street.
Richmond.
Lutz-Clnry.
A pretty. hu, quiet. wedding took
place a, noon yesterday when Miss
Elizabeth w. Clary. Of 1908 Bainbridec
.
Lutz sporting editor OF The Times
Dispatch
The ceremony was performed nv Rcv.
w. a. Cooper. pastor OF Central Metho-
dist Church. In the home OF the bride
There were only a few invited guests.
in addition to members o. the two
families. Tho bride is n daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. C!ary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lu,z left Immediately
after the ceremony for Boston. where
they will spent abou; ten days. They
will make their home In Woodland
Heights.
Whnrton-W'hitIock Wedding.
Joseph VI. Wharton and Miss Mary
Belle Whtlock surprised their friends
by their marriage in Washington yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. Wharton is en- :
ployed at the First National Bank.
where no has served for several years.
Miss Whitlock is very popular and we'll
known in Barton heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wharton left Washing
ton for New York on an evening train.
L~vis-IInrris.
The Methodist Church in Prospect
Vas tn. scene OF a pretty wedding on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
when MISS Jean Harris, daughter or
James +. Harris. became the bride OF
William Edward Lewis. OF Roanoke,
Rev J. ". Gee, Of Prospect officiating.
Golden rod and oak leaves were
used TO decorate the church. while vel.
low and green candles were used to
further carry out the color scheme In
each aisle was placed small arch Of
golden rod and oak leaves and sur
mounted with lighted candles, Will. al
the altar were three large arches sim
iIarly decorated.
Miss Claire Taylor sang dHardelot's
Because" Mrs. Bennett Terrell Tay-
Tor presided at the organ, rendering as
, b.
LohenGrin: during the ceremony. "a
Perfect Day" and as occasional
Mendelssohn's wedding march.
The bride wore a dark brown trav-
cling suit with hat and gloves TO
match. and carried n bouquet OF roses
The maid OF honor Miss Ora Harris,
the brides sister, wore gown of
cream charmeuse, and carried bou-
quet of yellow roses y little niece
OF the bride, Miss Evelyn Frances Har-
ris. carried the ring upon satin pill
low. while another niece OF the bride.
Miss Dorothy Matthews Foard, car
ried the license upon a silver tray.
They wore white embroidered dresses
with yellow ribbons.
The bride who entered with her
brother. Claude w. Harris of Farm
VILE, was met at the altar by the
groom, who was accompanied by his
best man, John +. Lewis The ushers
were Rufus Elliott. OF Roanoke; ;
Hunter C. Harris, OF Kmball. w. Va;
Frank Glenn and Claude f. Chick. both
of Prospect
After the ceremony the bridal party.
together with intimate friends. re-
paired to the home of the bride; and
later. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis left, via
Richmond. for Northern trip, after
which they will reside At Roanoke
Among the out-of-town guests were
the following: Mrs. II. NJ. Foard. Cow
ington: Mr. and Mrs. ]. T.. Harris, Jr.,
Suffolk; II. c Harris. Kimball. w. Va:
Mrs. j. +. Elicit. Jennings Ordinary;
Mrs. T. y. Walton, Mrs. G. A Walton.
Miss Walton, Appomattox; Rufus Ell
lett. Roanoke; W. J. Mesginson, Lynch
burg: Misses Ruth Harris, Lizzie Har-
ris, Aurelfa Harris, Mrs. w. p. Gillian.
Mrs. Lydia Harris. c. w. Harris Farm
Vile: Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Lewis. Lynch :
burg. Miss Jessie O'Connor. Roanoke.
and Mrs. a. w. Lewis, Milwaukee, wis.