The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11
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an exquisite affair OF soft. white satin
embroidered in seed pearls and
trimmed with rare old lace. Her vel
OF Illusion fell from Juliet cap OF
Duchess lace caught with sprays Of
iorange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley AND
orchids. Alice Sarah Wilson was hei
sisters maid OF honor, and wore a
quaint costume of 1890 period of pink
taTeta trimmed with black velvet bows
and carried q basket of sweet peas
tied with PINK tulle The ribbons were
held by Miss Sarah Virginia Powers
OF Richmond, who wore charming
frock OF Powered pink taffeta. and AL
bert Wilson. the young brother OF the
bride. The ushers were Mesars. War
rem and James Wilson. Jack Wilson
and Walker pegram Warren, Profess
scr Francis Bacon, of Norfolk, was Mr..
/ LAwton's best man. After the cere-
mouy u breakfast was served 20 the
wedding party and a few intimate
/ friends at the country home OF Mr..
and Mrs Robert Lee Powers. OF Rich
nond and the spacious old house was
/ a bower OF towering shrubs and
daGodiis
At the Art Club.
J AdfnsfHI Marie w eDstsF Will IHdhc
| an address before the members of the
| Art Club of Richmond on Tuesday af-
/ teruoon at 4 30 o'clock at the club.
/ The subject of his lecture VIII be
Where the Cock crows" and II will be
"A most Interesting discourse, dealing
with places and incidents in the life
OF Admiral Webster during his life
on the sea All friends to the speaker
and the club are cordially invited to
be present Tea will be served after
the lecture.
Berryvill~ Wedding.
Last Wednesday evening at o'clock
in the Grace Church at Rerryvllle. a
wedding Of interest to society in Vtr-
GINA and Maryland took place when
Miss Elvira Daniel Moore. daughter Of
Mr and Mrs A. Moore, Jr.. the latter
prominent lawyer of Berryville. be
came the bride of Mr.. samuel Chew
williams, Jr., formerly of Baltimore.
now of OEdenburg, n. Y, and son
Of Mr. s. j. G. williams. Of Baltimore.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Edward Wall rector of Grace
church, assisted ny the Rev Philip
Howard williams. of the Green Spring
Valley. a brother of the groom.
The chancel of the church was
massed with palms. Easter lilies and
tall cathedral candles and the wedding
music was played by Miss Jane Moore.
VIII also gave an organ recital before
the ceremony.
The bride. wearing an exquisite gown
fashioned OF white satin and Spanish
lace entered the church with her
father. who gave her away. Her long
tulle veil was caught with orange bios
SONS and she carried shower bou-
auet OF lilies of the valley. Miss Eliza
/ ~ hA al CT p IN "a
| OF honor. was gowned in gold colored
pom padour silk. and her flowers were
a large bouquet OF Radiance roses. The
little flower children, who wore cos
tunes of white lace and carried
French baskets of sweetpeas were
| Miss Anne owen Allen and Master Billy
! Claaett Mr. Robert Glenn. of Phila-
delphia, was the grooms best man and
| the ushers we're Messrs. Joseph Moore.
Charles Moore, John Moore, brothers
OF the bride, and MIR Edgar Wagner, Of
| Baltimore.
The ceremony was Immediately fol-
lowed by a brilliant reception in the
home OF the brides parents. which was
beautifully decorated with palms,
Southern smilax and sweetpeaE The
wedding of Mir, Williams and Miss
Moore was one of the most interesting
of the Easter season, and great many
people from various parts OF the coun
try went to Berryville to be present
at the ceremony. Some of these were
Or. and Mrs. Cabeil Moore, Mr.. Philip
Campbell Misses Marion Parker and
pllen Lane Williams of Washington
d G; Mrs. s. j. G. Williams, Sr., father
of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Hun
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Carl +. Meyer, OF
Baltimore. Md; Mrs Philip B. Cabell
of Nelson County. Va; Senator ano
Mrs William Campbell and Miss Bar
bara Campbell. OF Chariestown, w. Va.
and Mrs J. Bernard Robb, of this city
Rehearsal for Blues March.
Mrs. Ernest Mead and Mr.. Johr
, Cutchins ask all the girls and men II
the Blues Cotlllion March, to be a
the Blues Armory Wednesday even
ling. April IA, at o'clock for specia
rehearsal.
/ The rehearsal for Monday evening
Is cancelled and all the people ar
. expected to be present Wednesday
AZ there will only be time for on
: or two more rehearsais, it Is neces
sary that all details be carefully ar
ranged
Arlington Minstrels This Week.
An enthusiastic crowd which Will
All the auditorium OF st. Patrick
Female Academy corner Twenty-sixtl
. and Grace Streets, To attend the mi
tial performance Of The Arlington
. Miastrels on Friday evening OF thi
= week, for the benefit Of the buildinl
, fund Of that institution,
Thanks are due to the young mel
who have SO willingly loaned thei
services with the view OF making thf
: affair a grand success. and tudgin
0 from the array OF taent that has bee
: gathered together II is needless I
say that those who attend will I'm
8 plenty of opportunities to forget thei
. worries and spend an evening Of On
Joymeat.
Thomas r. Bickers. formerly wit
the Capital City Minstreis, viii occup
the interiocutor's chair. and anyon
who has seen Conway billy" Burk
or John Jngersoll. the principal end
OF the venins. take part in minstre
will show no hesitancyin taking ad
vantage OF the opportunity to agail
see them perform.
In the olio, or seoond part. will
be seen Fred Gillian in his latest mon
ologue, entitled This. That and tn
Other" while the Arlington Quartette
composed of Messrs Murray. tenor
O'Grady. bassa Dahn. baritone, an,
O'Donnen, lead, will render selection
OF the latest songs Solos will ais
he rendered hy Mesars Taylor Cood