The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-30
Mi. and Mrs. Larus
Open STONY Point
WILL GO THERE EARLY IN JULY.
BRADSHAW -kIMBROUGH WE'D
DING CELEBRATED NEsTEB-
DAY.

Mr. and 1Irs Lewis G. tarus WI
npen their country place. stony
Point IN Chesterfield County. carly
Iii July. ana will enterta IN mum Der
90 guests there during the summer.
4 Mr.. ana Mrs sarus recently pur-
chased this place. which has ono Of
the mos. beautiful locations in Nir-
GINA The house is situated on
email hill and overlooks tho James
River on one side. with n wide open
sweep NJ valley on the other. The
Mouse has been renovated and remod-
eieJ throughout and stony Point
will be a popular meeting place OF So
cicty folk during the summer as Il
tS wifAin motoring distance OF the
City.
Bradsham--k imhrough.
A pretty horne wedding Of yester-
fay morning was that % Miss Frances
kinbroaEh, 4 daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. W. J. KIrhrough. 22o7 West
Grace Stree. Or. Charles Lawrence
Bradshaw. OF Falmouth. Va, and n
snn Of Mr. ana Mrs {. NJ. Bradshaw.
~ Stafford County.
TIE ceremony took place Yesterday
morning ~ J; o'clock In the home
or the brides parents, in the pres
pnca Of friends and relatives The
Rev. 6seere ". Kemper.- pastor OF
Eanover Avenue Christian Church,
cffiriated
quantities Of pink flowers against "A
Background of palms and ferns. Pink
snapdra CONS. sweat peas and gladio-
fases banked the mantels and a great
Basket OF them adorned the table in
the dining room.
u Just before the ceremony Mrs. +.
Nick Shifflett sang 20 Promise Me,
And during he service 80 Perfect
Day" was softly played, while Men
delssohB's wedding march was rem
dered as a professional The bride
entered with her father, who gave her
III marriage She wore a goinE-away
Hown of Sand -c0iored poplin. hat and
gloves To correspond. and a corsa sc
Bouquet Of lilies Of the valley and
orchids. Miss Margie kimhrough,
wearing white crepe dc chine and
carrying pink roses, was the brides
maid of honor and only attendant,
while DIR. s. l.. Scott Of Fredericks-
burg. acted as the groorns best man.
J After the ceremony Dr and Mrs.
BRADSHAW left for a wedding trip TO
Washington. New York and Atlantic
City Upon their return they will re-
side In Falmouth. Va Several guests
from out of town came 10 Richmond
No he present, among whom were DR..
and Mrs. j. e. Pearce, Granville. s
G.s AIR. and Mrs, IL, ". Battaile, Pet
ersbnrg, Miss Fannie Bradshaw Stat
ford. DR. 3. l.. Scott Fredericksburg
Mrs. \. n, Berry. Falmouth,
At the Country Club.
The midi week hop at the Country
Club viii attract "A large contingent
of society this evening and a number
Of small dinner parties will be given be-
fore the dance Miss Arlington Butt,
of Chester. Eng. who is the guest
,of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis r.srus. viii be
the ,honoree at an informal ptrty. /
which viii number eight guests,
Interesting Weddi4g
The home of MIR. and Mrs Paul
N Fearce. 4i0 North Thirty-third
Street, VAS decorate in masses of pink /
fiowers and giant ferns yesterday
morning for the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Martha Belle Pearce,
and MIR. Walter +. Beverly, of Norton,
Va The ceremony took place at , /
D clock. the Rev. Gerald Culberson
officiating, and only relatives and in
stsmate friends were present. The
bride wore a travelling costume OF
Belgian blue faille and "A large hat
trimmed with tiny .rosos and blue vel
vet 10 match She carried bouquet
OF Brides roses. Miss Pauline Pearce.
who was her sisters maid of honor
and only attendant. wore gown Of
pale blue brocaded charmeuse and her
flowers were an armful OF white roses
s'5kf< Charles. BeEerig y4ttentie,ir his
brother as best man.
After a Western tour Mr.. and Mrs.
Beverly will make thdr home In
Norton, where Mr.. Beverly is assist.
ant principal Of the Norton High
School and associate editor OF the
newspaper published at that place.
Miss Miller Entertained.
Miss Catherine Miller. who is the