The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-25

marriage Of their daughter. Kathleen
Graham. to Albert Pike Bouriand. on
Tuesday evening, al the home of the
BRIDES parents, i03' West franklin
Street, in this city
Approaching Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Petroneila
Lee Turpin 10 Mr.. John Patterson
Fitzgerald VIII be quietly celebrated
at the home of the BRIDES grand
mother. Mrs. Petronells Lee johnson.
at Chase CITY on the morning of June
20. at 10 O'Clock.
! The ceremony Ia to be performed
/ by DR. Drew. of the Presbyterian
/ Church of Chase City. and will he
witnessed by distinguished guests
from many parts of Virginia. Miss
! Turpin and Mr., Fitzgerald are both
| widely and prominently connected and
their wedding next week Is one of
the most Interesting If the summer.
Miss Wise In Augusta.
The following, which Is taken from
yesterdays Augusta (Ga) Chronicle,
! Is of interest here:
The many friends of Mrs. Barton
| HaXail Wise, who was formerly Miss
| Carrie Cohen. OF this C,ty. and Of her
Z
will be delighted to hear that Miss
Wise will arrive tonight to he the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c Henry
! Cohen, at their Green Street resi-
/ dence.
Miss Wise has been visiting Major
John s. Cohen in Atlanta for the past
/ month and has been delightfully."- en-
tertained while in Atlanta. and the
recipient Of flattertng amount of at
itention from both men and women,
She is an exceptionally bright and
| lovely girl and one who comes natur-
ally by an unusual amount of fascina-
! ton and charm. as her mother was
one Of the greatest bellies of Augusta
before her marriage. and her grand
mother. Mrs Philip Cohen. was noted
as one Of the most fascinating and
! brilliant women in the South. Miss
| Wise was born here and has fire.
quently visited her relatives. though
! her home has been In Richmond. Va.
and she will receive q most cordial
welcome from her many friends here
and her mothers
I Musicals This Evening.
/ The eleventh annual recital of Mrs.
| W NJ IsHep's pupils will We held -tftia
! evening at $50 o'clock in the audi
/ torium OF the John Marshall High
7 School. An attractive program has
been arranged, and the event will he
an Interesting one,
{ Mrs NJ w. Garrison will give her
final recital in music and vocal this
evening at $50 o'clock at the Stieff
auditorium. The public Is cordially
invited To be present.
I Lawn Fete In Woodland Heights.
There will he a lawn fete given
J this evening from to II O'Clock.
under the auspices of the Woodland
Heights Mothers Club, corner Thirty
second Street and Semmes Avenue
supper Will be served from 6 to s
O'Clock, and later there will be a
parade The Mothers Club has Sc
cured one block for this affair which
promises tn he one of the most In
teresting events df the season. There
will he several different booths, and
something interesting will he going
on all the time.
The program will be in charge of
DIR. -. G.. Wilson The proceeds of this
lawn fete will he used for milk and
Ice and playground for the children
of Forest Hill and Woodland Heights.
Attractive Visitors.
Mrs. J A. Jones and two small
sons, OF Tampa, Fla. have arrived in
the city for short visit. While here
they will he the guests Of Mrs. e. w.
ToOmOs. Mrs. Jones Is making a tour
through Virginia. visiting all the
points OF historical interest. She is
receiving great deal OF attention
during her stay In Richmond.
Coakf---GaId dwell.
A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied on Saturday. June IN, at .
o'cleek In Liberty Baptist Church.
Anpomattox, Va. when Miss Mary
Earle Caldwell, daughter OF Mr., and
Mrs John Randolph Caldwell, was
mar ried 10 Mr.. William Pelham
Cosslsse. ri Norfolk, Nap se.g.se5ys "a,