The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-19
Beautiful Nuptial
Event Yesterday
Mss LOUISE PETTGGREw PRICE:
BECOMES BRIDE OF Mr.. AR
THUR WELLINGTON KoINER.
ENGAGEMENT ANN CED.

1Ne nome OF anu MI = ~h~S
T. price. OF lS2S West Grace street.
was the scene of a pretty marriage
on wednesday morning. when their
sister. Mss Louise Pe;tigrew P-ice,
became the bride OF MIR. Arthur Well
ington koiner.
THE bride is the daughter Of Mr..
ard Mrs. Charles Price. of Gala. va,
and the groom the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs George w Koiner, OF 1904 FLOYD
Avenue Rev Thomas 6. Faulkner,
assistant rector OF Holy Trinity Epis-
coK5al Church, was the officiating min
ister Palms. ferns. potted plants and
midsummer flowers formed the deco
rations and softly shaded lights gave
an additional touch OF beauty me
S wedding. which was solemnjzed in the
presence Of only few intimate friends
and relatives. was followed by an in
formal wedding breakfast, after which
Mr. and Mrs Koiner left for an ex-
tended tour Returning, they will be
al home after September 3 at 1901
Park Avenue Several handsome pre-
nuptial affairs have been given in
their honor Miss Lynda Koiner enter
tanning at dinner on Saturday last at
the Country Club and DIR. and MRS
Price being hosts at small reception
on Tuesday
Al the Country Club.
The past week has chronicled the
return 10 town of many OF the younger
set and this was evidenced by the
attendance last evening at the mid
week dance at the Country Club The
frst touch OF fan !n the air made
dancing exhilirating and II was more
than usual spirited. Midsummer
flowers decorated the tables. and many
parties motored out for dinner.
engagements Announced.
Mrs Hannah Armitage, of Green's
Vile. Tenn. announces the engage
ment of her daughter Stella Hill. to
DR.. Samuel X Bright, of Norfolk, Va
The marriage Is to take place in
October.
Miss Arriitage is one OF Greene
ytIle's most beautiful and accomplish
ed young ladies. DIR. Bright liz one
OF the leading physicians of Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Henry Row
land, of Port Deposit, have announced
the engagement OF their daughter,
Eliza beth. TO Mr.. Boudinot Stockton
Davis OF Baltimore. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Richmond Girl Honorcd.
Misses Mary and Rachel Estlow. or
Graham. N c.. entertained Tuesday
evening in honor Of their friend. Miss
yallie Bradshaw, Of Richmond. Many
friends called and the affair was most
enjoyable.
Lawn FNear In Gasimborszo.
THE R-auer Circle. Mrs $. l.. ldg-
gan's sunday school class, will hoid
tawn fete near Thirty-fonrth ana
Broad. fronting the park. this eve
nirg. which will prove very attractive.
srhe lawn will be PRETTY decorated
and lighted with japanese lanterns.
and music will be an enjoyable fea :
ture The public IL asked to accoFu
them a liberal patronage,
Marriage Announced
Mr. and Mrs Marshall Armisteao
Booker OF Hampton, Va, announce
the marriage of their daughter MISS
lima Arnaistead. TO Lieu Joseph De
Moss Mccain. L. s. A. son of Brig =
Cen and Mrs Henry Pinkney Mccalh'
T. s A. Lieutenant and Mrs NC
cain will make their home AT for'
Screven. Savannah. Ga
In Honor of Miss Phipps.
ona Of the most brilliant affairs
given In Asheviile, n. c.. this season
vas the dinner dance at Battery PARK
hotel on Tuesday given by MT ana
Mrs Henry c. Phipps, in honor Oh
their debutante daughter. Miss i<uise
gshsraus who il one of the most attrac"
tive girls summering in Ashevtlle TINS
sunsner About fifty guests were en-
tertained at dinner, being seated al q
long Ia BILE on the west terrace, wntcn
was reserved for the party. The tapie
decorations were Of pink dahiias, the
place cards being OF pink and white.
Among those present were MI ana
Mrs. III. c. Phipps. Misc Phipps. Miss
Carlotte Dupont, Miss Alice Chandler,
y ~ baltimore: Miss Christine Memmin-
ger. Miss Maude willis. Miss Harris, of
Richmond; Miss Marie Louise Swope,
Miss Emily Campbell. Miss Florence
Griffith Miller Miss Beaumont Haz-
vara. Miss Bessie Hinton. of Raleigh
I'd ias Atfra Hay-
gard. Mrs Alan Mcdonald Miss Eva
Homer. Mrs. Derby of New Orleans;
Miss RealI, OF Greensboro: Miss The
NJ rese Chapman, Messrs. Donald Afverd.
James Harrison, OF Raleigh. Reeves
Rutiedge, OF Charleston; Lester Chap
man. Tenche Frances Coke. Du Bots
Rees. Thomas Pearson, Allen Nor
rison, Hugh Vincent of New Orleans.
and many others.
Shartt1--king.
The wedding of Miss Coelo Sharitz
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. shar-
itz Of Wytheville. TO Mr.. French
King. of Crockett was soiemnized Au-
gust Is in the Fair View church. The
church was simply but tastefully dec
Grated In white and gold.
Mrs william Marshall had charge
OF the music, rendering the wedding
marches Rev. j. r. King was the
officiating minister.
the bTa0N wore a CALHFlHE kONA Va
white net over satin and carried a
shower bouquet OF roses and lilies OF
the valley.
A small reception followed at the
home. attended by friends and rela-
lives.
Attractive Garden Party.
Miss Marguerite Wightman. of Ash
land, was hostess recently at an at
tractfve garden party in honor of her
guest, Miss Bessie Flint. of Charleston,
s. c. The guests included the mem-
hers of the Young Woman's Literary
and the Junior Literary clubs and
Miss jamie Gaines, or Richmond; Miss
CDvineton. OF Danvilie: Miss Margaret
Palmer. Of Saluda; Miss ilda Turner,
or Cumberland. Nd: Miss Blanche
"a Cheney. OF Chicago, and Messrs. j. F.
Messick. of Auburn Ala. and Lewis
Blanton. OF Richmond.
Gay House Party.
So Miss Dozier Mitchell. of Richmond;
s. Misses Mary Rodes. Leila Hull. Eliz-
3 abefh peyton, Fannie Carr Chapman,
m Charlottesville: Miss Rebecea Tay-
III lar Of Madison. .Messrs Wexford Gray