The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-26

centers Of yellow flowers and shaded
candles.
The last indoor goiI tea Of the week
will be held at the jefferson this
afternoon. and a large contingent Of
society will be in evidence around the
gayly decorated tea tables during tho
hours from to o'clock. The
hos;esses for the afternoon are Mrs
Frank Duke. Mrs, J. NJ Rosenbaum
and Miss Martha Maury Robinson.
Chiidren's Party.
quite an attractive ch!idren's party
was given yesterday afternoon from
4 10 O'Clock. by Mrs 4. J.. Adamsou,
IN celebration OF the sixth birthday
OF her small grandson. Master Sam
Covan. Jr. Tho affair took place in
the residence OF the young mans
mother it, Forest Hin ana a number
of the tiny fashionables in the city
were Included In ths invitations.
Games of all kinds werA played. and
the refreshments and favors carried
out the Easter idea. Among the out
of-town guests wa Master Arthur J..
Adams~n. H.. Of 1pwhatan County, "A
cousin Of the honor guest.
Henkei--k cnncdy.
An interesting event of yesterday
morning was the wedding OF Miss
Katharine Elizabeth Kennedy, daugh-
ter Of MIR. and Mrs. David Currie
Kennedy to D.. Homer SilOn Henkel.
Of stanton son Of DR.. and Mrs. $.
II Henkel which. was quietly cele-
brated mt II o'clock in the home of
the brides sister at the Hamilton
Apartments. the Rev. r. 1andon
Mason rector OF the Grace Episcopal
u urch officiating.
The rooms were prettily decorated
In quantities of pink roses and lilies
Of the valley. against back ground
OF palms and ferns The mantcls
were banked with pink flowers and
smilax. and the improvised altar WAS
arranged with smilax. roses and light
Ell tapers.
Miss Martha blair played the we'd
very softly during the ceremony. and
Mrs Allen Armitage sang "A Perfect
Day" lust before the bridal party
entered The bride. who was given in
I, arriaRe by her father, wore going
away gown of midnight blue cloth.
with a Shepherdess hat. and her
flowers were CorsaRe bouquet OF
purple orchids and lilies of the valley.
She carried n prayer book. which had
been gwen her Eranufnntner ny hef
grandfather. Mr. @. T. Cralle. in 1865.
Markers for this were lilies of the
valley on white ribbons.
Little Miss Pearl Kennedy, the
brides sister. carried the ring in q
lavender orchid Mrs. James Rives
Worsham. of Norfolk. who was the
brides dame Of honor wore plum
cotoved charmeuse gown, with q pic
ture hat and corsage bouquet Of
mink sweetpeas and lilies of the valley
The maid AZ honor, Miss Katharine
Mozelle Robins had on blue cloth
suit and she also wore picture hat
and a corsaRe OF sweetpeas and lilies
of the valley
Mt. Godfrey TTenkel, OF S'aunton,
. cousin If the groom was his best
man. and Mr.. Witt Hix was master OF
ceremonies.
immediately after The ceremony DR.
and Mrs. Fenkel left for wedding
trip in the North, and later they will
go 10 Bermuda.
Out-of-tnwn quests at the wedding
trc.uded: Mrs. s ~ Herkel Mr.. and
Mrs Godfrey Henkel. iof Stanton,
Mis- Virginia Hurt Mrs. C. T. C"aile
# BLACKSTONE; ard Mr. and Nrs. j.
r. w"rsham # Norfolk.
ON Wednesday might a small re-
ception was given by the brides
moth for the two families and q
fnw intimate friends. All the decora
fious we've n pink and green. and the