The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-10
SOCIETY

(KuIlak), waits tTscha ikowsky). Mas
ter Gordon slower.
To a Wild Rose (MacpowelD, Piz-
zicati. Sylvia Ballet (Delihes- keach),
Miss Helen Simpson.
Hunting Song tMendelsohn). Miss
Madeline Williams.
Scotch Dance BAKERY. Miss Eldridge'
Miss L. Gibboney, Miss Goode..
Serenade CLow), Miss Elsie Hilton.
Miss JAMIE simpson, Fantasia Espag-
mole CWachs), Miss Lucy Moore VIII
Ills; Serenata (Moskowsk), Polish
Dance tScharWenka), Miss Marie Glib
boney
Scotch Poem and witches Dance
, (McDowelD. Maidens Wish Polonaise
! Chopin LiszD and Mazurka tMack,
Miss jamie Blanchard simpson. Coun-
( try Dance tNevin) Miss NJ Lee TngIes
and Miss zelle Minor
sIsson--C hristinn.
/ pretty wedding OF Yesterday after
( noon at 5 o'clock was that NJ Miss Lucy
Mildred Christian and Mr.. Keeling
Herndon Sisson. which took place in
Northside BAPTIST Church, Highland
/ Park, the Rev. Samuel IT. Templeman
officiating The church was decorated
I in n color scheme of pink and green.
quantities Of Killarney roses being
used against background of palms.
/ ferns and lighted candles The we'd
/ ding music was played ny Miss Lillian
Watkins The bride entered the church
with her father, Judge David a. Chris
I tan who gave her in marriage. She
wore gown of white crepe meteor,
with pearl trimmings, and her tulie veil
was held in place with orange blossoms
! Her flowers were shower bouquet OF
bride roses and lilies of the valley
tee l. -
sisters maid of honor, and she had on
green crepe de chine gown and car
ried Killarney roses
The three bridesmaids-Misses Mary
Agnes Christian, Sue Taylor, of Lynch
burg. and Lottie Jennings. of Apo
mattox-wore frocks of pink chiffon
taffeta, trimmed with rosehuds and
carried ferns tied with pink tuUa. Little
Miss Dorothy James In full pink, net
frock carried the ring. Mr. Percy Hol-
lday was the grooms best man, and
the grobmsmen included Messrs.
Charles Gaines, Thomas Christian and
Parks Jennings, of Appomatfx The
bride is the daughter OF Judge and
Mrs. David A. Christian formerly AZ
Appomattox. Mr. Stsson Is the son of
Mrs. X. II. Sisson, of Highland Park
Both of the young people are we'll
known on the Northsde. and after a
wedding journey they viii make their
home there.
Women's Meetings.
The Equal Suffrage League of Rich
mond Will be at home today at
O'Clock to the Junior Equal Suffrage
/ League of Richmond This latter or
gsnization came into being only few
weeks ago and its members, all under
twenty-one years of age will work for
Woman's suffrage under the leadership
of the older league.
The meeting today is open to the
public and an interesting program is
planned. Mrs. y. Il. Valentine will
make the principle address and will
be followed by Mrs. George Bull. who
has recently returned from Paris.
Mrs. Bull will tell of the part the
French women are taking in carrying
on the work of the city while the
men are AT the front. Amongst others
on the platform will be Miss Lillian
Ainsworth. president Of the Junior
Equal Suffrage League. Mrs. William
+. Adkins is chairman of the after
noon.
The general meeting of the Asso-
Iciation for the Preservation of Vir-
ginis Antiquities will he held this
morning at II o'clock in the John
Marshall House.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors OF the Woman's
Club will be held In the club rooms
this afternoon at o'clock.
The Social Service Federation will
meet at l15 North Fifth Street Friday
AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock. Several com
mittees will make reports and a full
attendance Is urgently requested.
meeting of the board of mana gers
of the Sheitering Arms Free Hospital
will be held on. Monday. June / 4. at
ia O'Clock, at the hospital.
Personals.
! Major and Mrs. James H. Dooley
are spending a few days with the
Misses Elder. in stanton. while on
their way TO their summer home,
'swananoa," near there.
Mrs. Cogan and her daughter Miss
May Cogan. of the Chesterfield, left
yesterday for a visit to friends in New
Jersey, and later in the summer will
go TO San Francisco TO attend the ex-
position.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank sutton, Jr.,
have returned from their wedding
tour, and are now visiting in Ginter
Park.
Mrs. W. w. BoxIey has returned to
Roanoke, after visit 10 her sister,
Mrs. Everett Waddey, on Monument
Avenue.