The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-20
Miss A. Mcmahon
Bride of G. E. Lux
assuraaAST soUTHsIDE WEDDING
ouT or -irowN FUNCTIONS
rarScH OPERA IN NEW YORK.

OFT or TOWN FUNCTIONS
FRENCH OPERA IN NEW HoRh.
haautifaI wedding was solenmaSed
Y svnarexaay a, Sacred Heart Church.
xs,s,shsiaa when Miss Agnes Louise
Mrsfahen became the bride or MT
George f. Lux. Father DRAKE ass rss'
"a by Father Coleman, afficiatlns' Lhe
church WAS effectively Decorated wiz
rains. ferns and potted psants an"
lighted cathedral candies.
Miss L.ucy owens had charge OF the
,s,ussr rendering MeRdelssohn's as q
nrocessional ana LohengTin as recess
sInnsl. and played softly during the
ceremony. 49,,
Norment. Louise Francisco, GeneFleNe
Mcmahon. OF Washington; kathry
Lacy. They wore dainty froeks OF
pink and green tareta, with quaint
fischus Of lace and maine p'ctuie
hats They carried French baskets
of ferns and pink roses, !.
Mrs Harvey Cupp was matron oI
homer. She wore a handsome rohe
~ white hrocade with pearl garni-
s1,re. She carried an arm bouquet
i OF Killarney roses. tied with PINK
4,sgie Miss Marian Brook, Of WASH
tnrton. was the brides main OF honof-
she was daintiiy gowned In green
satin with gold lace trimmings ana
carried Killarney roses.
Master Donnelly Bendah was fihs
bearer His costume was Of white
reivet and he carried the ring on a
satin cushion. The bride. who entered
& ON the arm of her father, by whom
she was given away, was handsomely
rowned On white Sauns her court
train edged with real lace, Her tune
veil fell from coronet OF orange
blossoms and she carried BRIDE
roses and Hires of the valley.
The ushers were Messrs. Colon Will
liams, George Shuman. Mcdonald
Boyer. William Biakey, Robert Harms
and I.ynwood Walker. while Mr.
George Richardson, of Columbia, >.
c.. acted as best man.
Immediately after the ceremony a
small reception was rendered the
Y bridal party at the home OF the bride.
After Northern wedding tour. Mr..
and Mrs. Lux will be at home after
September ~ at s04 Bacon Road,
Barton Heights. Among the out-of-
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. b j.
Mcmahon. Washington: Mr., and Mrs.
NJ Brook Ritz, Mr.. Jack Cunningham
The bride, who is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs James Frances Mcmahon. Of
Chesterfield, was recent instructor In
the fredericksburg Summer Normal
Dinner mt Greenbrier White
Mr. Henry W. Anderson. OF this city,
was host recently at delightful din
ner given in honor of Miss Priscilla
Reacham, of Baltimore. who Is spend
Ing some time at the Greenhrier
white Those enjoying Mr.. Anderson
hospitality were Misses Beaeham, Bal
-
ianta: Viola Johnson. Macon: Mary
Drme. New Orleans: Gwendoiyn King
Paris. france. ffilah French. New
York; Margaret Grant, Atlanta
Messrs william f. Farnell, Norfolk
Seth French, New York; John Mooler
Macen. Harry Inman, New York
Jack Dissler. Baltimore. and Richard
Wilmer. Atlanta.
Entertained at Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bryant Carter en-
tertained recently at dinner in their
home In Norfolk in honor of Misses
ella and Jennie Ferebee of Shawboro
-, G. Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Paxton. of this city form.
erly of Newport News.
Dance At Montvaie.
Among the recent social events oil
the season was "A dance given at the
Mentrose Hotel. Montvale. Va, Among
the out-of-town guests were: Misses
Nav Mayo and Marguerite Folge. OF
4 Richmond; Kathryn Shaner, Lynch
burg: Annie williams Greensboro
~. c.. Frances still and Dorothy
V Walker. Norfolk: Annie and Virginia
AcCraw, Of Atlanta; DIR. and Mrs
4 Walker. Norfolk; Messrs Oscar vii.
Hams Jr.. Greensboro: Kemper Kan
\ nier. Lynchbnrg; Goodwin and Percy
Z Lupton. Bedford City: Buford Bar.
I nette. OF Roanoke.
French Opera For New York.
That New York IL to he the home
OF French opera next season is of In
: terest to Richmond music lovers
many of whom go to New York for
4 grand opera every year II is an
IL nounced that French Opera Comique
Of America soon will be organized
i with a capital of 500, 900. for the
purpose not only OF presenting series
h Of French operas such as were giver
BY Oscar Hammerstein. but OF gaining
o. permanent place In this country for
VI the. works OF the modern French
school.
Repertoire will include not onl.
such favorites rs Louise" '"Thais'
*Manon'' and lie JonRleur de Notrs
Il Dame but will introduce in America
b saint -Saens," "Phyrne." ferrous,
Ia Refine Flammette" and other
n FArisian successes. At Sunday night