The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-02

/ Is now in the hands of Mrs Charles
Silliman. regent OF the Solid South
! Room Of the museum. who will place
! 1t permanently in this room at the
/ museum.
( Yesterdays Entertaining.
In spite of the Indictment weather
yesterday the many interesting af-
fairs that were given were largely at
( tended The luncheon given al the
Country Club in honor of the sponsors
( and their maids of honor was "A very
elaborate and brilliant affair. The
/ confederate coinrs, red, white and
red. were carried out in the flowers
used and in all the decorations Tables
| were set with tall vases Of red .peonias
! ~" ana Whlte roses. and tiny white
/ inafgneriteS, and Confederate flags
| huhs from the galleries and minia-
( lure Tort, made of foodstuffs. sur
/ rounded by small cannon, was ar
4 ranged on the buffet from which
| luncheon was served. The guests were
| seated at small tables. The United
( states Marine band, of Washington
! Played during the hours of lunch and
! Tor the informal dancing afterwards.
Quantities OF palms and red and
whlte roses decorated the Execprive
Mansion yesterday afternoon for the
puohc reception given there by Gov
erhor henry {. Stuart The receiving
Iihe included: the Governors ami
Mrs. j. f, b. Stuart. widow of the
cavalry commander; Mrs. Simon Boil
var BnckDer. Mrs. Saliie Cornell
llckett. Mrs. K. G.. FORSYTH. Mrs X
n. F. Lee, Miss Mary Gusts Leo ana
Mrs A. A. Campbell who is his sister
Inc Governors staff in their full
dress uniforms assisted in doing the
honors' and the whole affair was A
brilliant one.
Miss saliie Archer Anderson. Of 1oa
west Franklin Street. entertained yes
terday afternoon from 5 ito o clock
The guests included tho regents of
the confederate Museum and a few
lot the distinguished guests attending
Ithe reunion. Great poN.s of vellow
ana white margeurites were used
about the rooms, and the affair was
icharmlngly informal
brilliant function OF last night
was the reception given by the Rich
mona thapte tinted Daughters of
the Confederate Museum. and the visit
tiers. II West Fra nklin Street. in
honor of the Confederated Southern
Memorial Association. the regents of
the Confederate Museum. and the visit
ing Daughters of the Confederacv
DISTINGUISHED visitors from all over
the Southland were present and many
beautiful gowns were worn by the
women present
The sponsors ana their maids Of
honor were the honor guests at an in
formal dance last evening I'm the
ballroom OF the jefferson Hotel The
Marine Band again furnished music
I for. the dancing and the ballroom prs
sentei a brilliant picture. with Its
elaborate decorations. and the many
pretty girls in their dainty frocks
i Prominent Welding.
An out-of-town wedding of great
interest to society here was celebrate
yesterday morning at II O'Clock in the
home of the brides parents in Roa-
noke. when Miss Kitty de Jarneette
Hoge, daughter of MIR and Mrs Sam
uel Harris Hoge was married to Mr.
Thomas Mauze DarnaH, also of Roa-
noke. when Miss Kitty de Jarnette
performed the ceremony. The we'd
ding music was played by Mrs j.
Lewis Ingles. at the piano, with a
sviolinist assisting. During the cere-
mony "Humoresque' was played as
a violin solo. The bride was given
in marriage by her father, and she
wore a travelling suit Of midnight blue
icloth The ribbons were held by little
Misses Charleen NOR and Alice War
rem and Miss Barbara Hume Hoge
corried the ring.
/ MI william Seymour Gravely was
hfhe greorn's hest man. After a we'd
lding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Darna1l will
make their home In Roanoke Among
the out of-town guests who attended
1.-The wedding were: Mr. Walter
lOtey. Montvale: Mr.. and Mrs. r,
Ia Gillian Montvale; Mr., and Mrs
IN IT. Darnau, Huntington. w. W.;
Miss EIoise Hoxe. Giles County; Miss
Nan s. Hoge. Giles County; Mr.. Hoge
allant Christiansburg; Miss Reatrice
! T01houn Thristfansburg, aud Miss
Margaret Byron. Augusta. Ga.
Although ouIetlv celebrated. the
wedding IL ore of the most interesting
=. She snrirg season, aud both the
t,rt5@ ara eroe@ are prominently con
nected throughout the State.
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