The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12


marriage OF his daughter. Mary Halves
! to Mr.. Henry Laurie Smith, of warren
ton. The ceremony Wilt take place or
Friday, June Is, at the home of th'
brides father. In Gwathmey, and viii
be celebrated very quietly, with onl,
the immediate families and a few in
! innate friends present.
AZ the Copntry Clubs.
The Country Club Of Virginia will
( he gay rendezvous of society all
day today. Many parties will spend
the day there, and interesting little
groups will he noted lunching and
+ dining there. Extra guests will motor
out for the hop after dinner. and a
strinEed orchestra win furnish music
t for dancing.
Captain Payne Makes GIFT to C~nfe&-
crate Museum.
+ Among the most important gifts TO
the Confederate Museum received re-
I Gently is one of great value, presented
+ by Captain John NJ. Payne. OF Lynch
burg. Va,
II Is the original book kept by the
Ordnance Department and Nitre Min
{ ing Bureau OF the Confederate States
at Wilmington. n. c., from July, 1888.
to January, 1855. This book has been
carefully preserved by Captain Payne
ever since. and gives all the military
stores imported for the Confederacy
AT Wilmington, n. C. slipping through
the blockade maintained during that
period.
The museum has other records to
which this will prove a most valuable
addition in forming a complete chain
in that line of Confederate history.
This gift is regarded as a memorial to
the care and loyalty of Captain John
NJ Payne
Sfone-Brenmsu.
wedding of much interest through
out the State was celebrated on
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in
the Episcopal Church at Fairfax Court
house, when Miss Florence Brennan. of
Michigan, was married to Professor
Ormond Stone, formerly member Of
the University of Virginia faculty. but
now of Manassas. The Rev. Frank
| Page. of Michigan. and the Rev. Lee,
of Charlottesville, offciated, and the
| wedding music was played by Mrs.
| Thomas Teats. Immediately following
the ceremony a wedding breakfast was
| served and Professor and Mrs. Stone
| left for a Northern honeymoon.
! Among those who attended the wed
! ding were Mrs Holden and three
daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming, Mr.
and Mrs. De Bell. Raymond wrenn
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan, Miss Grace
Brennan. of Chicago: Mrs. Frank Page
Mrs r. O. Finnell. Miss Tiliie Page
and Mrs. Gaynor, OF New York
| Miss BroyIes Entertains Mise Wise.
Says yesterdays exchange from
Atlanta;
Miss Louise Broyies was hostess
at a pretty luncheon yesterday in com
| piiment to Miss Ellen Wright Wise, OF
Richmond. who is the feted guest oil
Mr., and Mrs John s. Cohen.
| Invited to meet her were Misses
Isabel Robinson. Nettie Hood Ridley
Josephine Mobiey. Margaret Hawkins
Helen McCarty, Margaret McCarty
Mamie Ansley. Margaret Grant, Viz
ginia Bowman. fsoline Campbell.
The table was picturesque In pink
and white the centsrpiees a basket OF
J Dorothy Perkins roses. and tied to the
place cards were white gardenias.
The pretty young hostess was gown.
ed in white wolfe with applique Of
white roses.
Miss Wise was charming in cream
net. its trimming of brown velvet rib.
bon. and her brown hat WAS trimmed
with pink roses"
Miss Broyles visited in Richmond
during the past winter as the guest oil
Mrs John LaHdstfeet, and was r1uct
entertained during her stay.
Il Warrcnton Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Fink:
Walraven. daughter of Mrs. Jessie c.
Walraven, TO Mr.. Courtney Sommer.
vile Welton. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gle.
land b. Welton. of Moorefield, w Va
was celebrated on Wednesday evening
at 2 o'clock In the First Presbyterian
Church at Warrenton. Decorations
were in pink, roses and palms. and
Il
ding music.
4 The bride entered the church with
her uncle, Mr.. Charles Caldwell, OF
/ New York, who gave her away. She
! wore wedding gown of chiffon over
white satin, with pearl ornaments and
her veil OF Illusion was fastened with
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
/ bouquet of roses and lilies OF the val
ley. Miss Helen c. Wairaven was
her sisters maid OF honor. and were
a costume OF pale green net over taf-
feta- Her flowers were white roses.
Mr.. willard G. Osborn OF Baltimore.
| pink net over taffeta and carried arm
/ bouquets OF pink roses. The usn-rs
/ included Messrs. Fred and William
| Barnestein. DR.. w H Hodgkin and
! DIR. j. o. Hodgkin. Jr
| A reception for the bridal party
and relatives was held Immediately
after the ceremony, and Mr.. and Mrs.
welton left later for trip North.
They will make their home in New
| port News upon their return. Some of
the guests from a distance were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Caldwell. OF Mt
Vernon. n. Y: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Caldwell. of Clarendon: Mr.. ana Mrs.
C. y. welton. OF MoorefieId. w Va;
w. c. Osborn, of Baltimore: Felix
Welton, OF West Virginia; Mr.. and
Mrs, James A. Somerville, OF Newport
News Miss Margaret Sommerville. OF
Newport News; william Baugh. of
Washington: Mise Janet welton. OF
Morefield. W. Va. and others.
MFR. Rucker Honored.
An interesting event of Thursday