The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-04
Mrs. William Roo
Leaves Town Today
MISS COLEMAN TO LECTURE TO-
DNY--IiryIEN-kI WED
DING LAST EVENING.


IVES. Ora Street, is leaving Rich
mond to-day To Join General Cox az
'spenel1o," their country estate Ia
= North Carolina General Coz aC'on
panied by his son, Mr.. Francis Cox.
rsnt down or Tuesday and he ana
Mrs Cox expeci 20 remain there sew
erai days, returning 10 the Cit, some
tame next week
Affair TO-DAY.
Miss LACY Coleman NIL give at
illustrated talk en travel abroad at
tbs Catholic Horgaau'r Club tais even
Ing at D at O'clock which W.ll oe one
OF The most intsTs sting OF the series
Of lectures TO De given there during
Lent Mss Grace Hoffman Vii reI-
der several ususica, selections. aEa
I'll members Of the club RHG their
frieadA are invited 10 attend
Spring flowers on ths tables and
number Of pretty girls seTsiaK Vii
make IA attractive setting fer TIE in
AoGT Ruis tea In the paira garden
~ the Je.erSon Tbs Afternoon. The
hos1essas for teA2y are Mrs. John
Hayes. Mrs. 1sgnes 6ordor Smith and
Mira Lewis Bcsheg.
At Monroe Terrace.
Mr.. and MrA Edmund Addison
Rennoits have returned frem their
re36sng scg-afy srd ARE aoa ct
rived 6an1Ag nsxh: trcEEs Palm Beach.
vhere the as.er part O: shstr honey-
noca mas spent,
Lrvtenr-Ktrsh.
N Eeusaafsy beautiful Wedding
wxs c<tserxIea Las evening at
c'ssock sr sAs icrg drawing rvoaa Ct
tAe JseEsrsoo Hotel When Miss Mary
KsrxA. daughter Of Mrs Sa.4e Mar
cEAe kirxh u gees Monument Av-
ia ss.rf
Fsexrsx Le~ter. OF New York- GUAM
tax.rs CT pink blossoms. palras and
feras ~ere used Ia the decorations.
Aa1 E2xfxrGs 81 Southern sEniiax fes-
srsa1ed between pejestais. on which
we're placed w&ses OF Killarney roses,
f0rTre6 SIT aisle sos the bridal party
To ths trrprcw3s1a Z stax 81 sch was a
nsass o. pink roses and lighted ia
pers TIE ceremony was performed
by pr. Y -. caiisch, ~ the syna-
soEpe. and q stTinged orchestra play
81 the wedding marches ard 20, Per
feet Lore" during the ceremony. The
bride entered with her brother. Nj
Alfred j. ki-sh, who gave her IN mar
rtage Her wedding gown was an OK
auisite affair of white satin yelled in
tuile. and finished with long court
train. Her veil OF illusion was ar
ranged after the Grecian fashion.
orange blossoms. Her flowers were
shower bouquet OF white lilies.
Brides roses and orchids
Miss Louise Ier'en, of New York
= sister OF the groom, was the maid
of honor. aud she wore costume
of rose pink charmeuse. and carried
a shower bouquet OF pink roses Lii
te Miss Marcuse was dainty flower
girl ia fioc.s If white net over
Y4ga sIlR. aha she scattered roses
frora large garden hat of pink
straw.
Mr.. Maurice Levien was the
groom's best man. and Mi Milton
Marcuse was master Of ceremonies
The ushers included Sir. Percy
.Stearns. Mr. A. 8, Schwartz, of New
York; Mr.. Lee Furst Of New York,
and Mr.. John Marcuse.
A beautifully appointed dinner was
served In private dining room of
the hotel Immediately after the cere-
Ynony The walls were hung with
drapery OF pink roses and Southern
eniiax. and all the chandeliers were
enfwlred with smilax. AT the brides
table Killarney roses In "A big bas-
ket ahowered with lilies OF the valley
formed the center for the table. and
the eight other tables were decorated
with smaller baskets OF the saline
ncwera
Later In the evening Mr. and Mrs
Levien left for wedding journey TO
California. Some Of the out-of-town
quests a, the wedding were: Mrs. M
E. 6hrter, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Mar
csise. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. MArcuse.
Mr.. and Mira James NJ L4vlen. Mr..
4. 6chvArtz. Mr.. Maurice Levien,
Miss Louise Levsen. Mr.. S. shrier, Mr..
l. w. Furst. all OF New York
Last at Hone.~
Mrs. William A. Jones. wife Of
Representative Jonex. OF Virginia.
and Miss Anne Seymour Jones re-
cctved Informally at their home In
Washington on Tuesday afternoon for
the last time this season. Miss Tayioe
OF Mount Airy. Va. was with Mrs
Jones and presided at the tea table.
Omcefs For Home Elected.
The most important feature of the
annual meeting of the board of
managers OF the Virginia Home for
Insursble& which was held yesterday
morning at the home. was the cleo.
ton Of ofyicers for rhe ensuing year.
Mrs John Murphy. who has
proved to be ono OF the most capable
heads the home has ever had, was
reelected as president. this being
her fourth term In that office. The
Aubrey Young, president: Miss
Nellie Bar min. recording secretary:
Mrs Alfred Cary. corresponding
secretary; Mrs, Is NJ. Anderson, as
sistant corresponding secretary: and
Mrs. Frank y Epps. treasurer.
Miss Sarah Alien Was APPOINTED
chairman OF the executive COMMITTEES,
md Mrs, Robert B pegram, chair
saan OF the application committed
The denominational representatives
elected 10 the board We're: Hebrew.
Mfs \ l. Straus Methodist Mrs.
I. II EHett; Episcopal. Miss Anne
Ban: Presbyterian, Miss Nellie Bar
Fan!n; Evargeiical M. A. Henna:
Baptist Mrs, IL A, McCurdy; and
tsath"lic Mrs John Murphy.
various reports were read hy the
different officers pertaining 10 the
wears work and all Of them were Of