The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-01
House Parties Over
the Week End
sOCuETy AT COUNTRY CLUB TO.
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DAY--vENETTAN FETE AT Y.
w. C. A.--wEDDINGS.

Several interesting house parties
have been planned for this weekend.
and now that the country In SO attrac-
tive in it's spring garments society
takes advantage of every opportunity
\ 70 go there; Miss Lucy r. Coleman
AZ entertaining Weekend house
marty at "Beechwood," her country
home, near Buckner, Va. The guests.
who left the city yesterday afternoon,
Include ten of the younger society
girls. They will return to the city on
Monday.
Another attractive house party OF
this Weekend will be given by Mr..
Earl Noting. at his home In Louisa
County This Will be stag aifalr'
ana six Of his friends here will he
his guests.
At the Country Club.
SE All this week the Country Club has
been the popular gathering place Tor
the smart set, and this afternoon "a
number of interesting groups VIII DC
noted on the tennis courts and goli
links, and on the terraces for o'cicck
tea. This evening the usual weekly
hon will be given and a number OF
dinner parties Will precede it. the
club grounds are unusually attractive
Stst at this season a4ld-mnst -of-fhe
Entertaining being done now taxes
place at the Country Club.
Prou,inen, Wedding
4 OF great interest to society in Rich
tmoud Is the wedding Of Miss Mary
Elisabeth Wilbur. daughter OF MT.
and Mrs, w. y. Wilbur, of Radnor'
Pa. TO Mr.. Arthur Mowbray Randolph
y Charrington, Of Warrenton. Va, ana
= son OF Mrs. E. Ashley Cooper. Tho
cersfnony took place In st DAVID
Church. Raanor. Thursday afternoon
AT O'Clock. In the presence of large
and dist.ng dxhed company of relatives
and guests The church was beaau-
fully decorated fer the occasion, q
color scheme Of green and white ne
ing effectively carried out, and the
music was furnished by the Phllanel-
mia Orchestra under the direction OF
Mr. I@nnla S,okowski. The bride en-
tered the church with her father, py
whom che was escorted to the altar
ana given away Her gown was OF
white tulie; crystal arranged over
ID foundation Of white satin and the
fonx court train was of exquisite ST.
yer brocade. She wore vel or ola
rose point lace and shower or INES
scf the valley her bridal bouquet. Miss
Harriet Mason Wilbur, the maid OF
honor and only attendant, was dress
ed in a fetching costume of PINK
taffeta with which she wore nat OF
the same shade. trimmed with nine'
and her bouquet was Of pink ana biue
Mowers Mr. William +. Wilbur act
I'd as the groom's best man. ana Ine
4 nshers were Messrs Lawrence n. VIII
bnr and Kemhle Yarrow, of Philadei-
nhia and Mr.. Hayward n Spillman,
~ warrenton After the ceremony, a
handsome reception took place AZ
ssTdiewood Farm. the home OF the
ebrsdc's parents. At the conclusion OF
their wedding journey Mr. and Mrs
f-harrington will make Warrentoh
their home Mr. Charrington has a
great many friends and relatives IN
Rsehnond and his wedding Is mat
Ter Of interest throughout virginia
Venetian Tcfe.
A grafid Venetian fete will be given
today from To o'clock at the
Young woman's Christian Association
10 celebrate the formal opening Of the
swimming pool for the summer sea-
son. A rondola will be floating on the
pool: the room Is to be decorated in
Mowers. and music will enliyen the
entertainment. Refreshments are TO
be- served at small tables by gym
nasfum girls I'm Venetian costume, and
men are also invited to the fete.
Miss Walter WEEDS.
Cards have, been received here an
nouncing the marriage Of Miss Jane
Anne Waiter the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Frank Walter. and Mr.. Arthur
Browne, son of Mrs Aids h. Brow ne
and the late Adds II, Browne which
tsek place Wednesday evening =
o'clock at "Raveuwood." the country
home. OF the brides parents In Mary
sssfH4ssi. Owls q. In tina gecen5 here9Ee-
nnents In the brideRroom's family. Tire
wedding was "a quiet one, and the cerc.
mony. which was performed by Canon
w Austin of Chevy Chase, and was
witnessed only by the immediate MEM
A herr Of both families. took place In
an aicnye In the hall before an I'M
proviscd altar placed before a lat
3ss tkce Of dogwood and apple blossoms.
pink snapdrarons and pink roses
formed the decorations In the hall and
white and purple niacs were used in
The drawing-roous.
III The bride, who WAS given in. mar
rSare by her father. wore a gown Of
white satin with tnnic Of Rauze, en-
Aroidered in silver. ard a court train,
her fplIe veil was arranged under n
zap of old duchess lace, caught with
orange blossoms she carried white
nrchids and lilies Of the valley. Mrs.
4 Roland AGREE waddill. Of New York,
A &ormerIy Miss Ruth Walter. and n
bride Of last October. wore her we'd
Ming gown and carried American
Reauty roses. MT. Alexander Efittoh
Rrowne brother Of the bridegroom,
y was best man.
ssA snlau. .reeention followed. after
which Mr. and Mrs, browne left for
their wedding trip. Mrs. Browne traS-
Il sled In smart suit Of dark blue serge
with a large black hat. Mr.. and Mrs.
Browne will be at home after May
III at the Dresden Apartments, Com
necticut Avenue, Washington. u. C.
1.-THE wedding IS Of great interest to
4 socieey In Richmond. whore Mrs.
y Browne has often visited as fhe guest
WI Mrs. Everett Waddey and Miss
Jellis Scott
Play in Barton Heights.
& n 5s.The Irish Detective will be played
a Ef the assembly hail in Barton Heights
Friday, May 7 for the benefit OF the
NJ marion Heights baseball tram
This show is the first Of it's kind to
~ presented 10 the people OF Barton
L Heights. II is a melodrama IN four
Ess &xsfs under the personal direction Of
NJ $Norg4 c. Rfautard The perform
gS Xnce will last two and one-half hours,
NIL &r.A ~rAe;a1 Scenery has heeD ARA ngea