The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-10

day was at the tea table and Miss
Cornelia Magill poured coffee
Engagements Announced.
Mr.. and Mira. j. f. Lumsden an
nounce the approaching marriage Of
their daughter Mabel Virginia, to
Mr. Clement Wilson Hudson, Jr.. Or
Georgia, which will take place on
Wednesday, April IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. CARRIER
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Elizabeth Stuart, to Branch
A. Dinwiddie, the marriage TO take
place in this city on April 81.
The engagement OF Miss Bessie
smedes Erwin and Hamilton Cham.
berlin Jones. the latter Of Charlotte,
n. C, was announced at an elabo-
rate and brilliant reception and dance
given by Mr. and Mrs. W. A Erwin.
parents of the bride elect, at the
| Country Club in Durham last even
ing. The wedding, which will take
place In October, will unite two OF
the Oldest and most prominent fami-
lies in North Carolina.
Amrflein-Rlack.
A wedding of wide interest to So
| ciety in Virginia and Maryland took
place quietly, with nuptial mass. a,
| II O'Clock Thursday in the chapel
Miss May Cecilia Black, daughter of
Mr.. John f. Black. was married to
Mr. Joseph Alexander Amrhein. son
! of Mr.. John Amrhein OF this city.
The altar and sanctuary were bank
ed with palms and Easter lilies, and
music was played softly during tn~
ceremony, which was performed by
the Rev. Father Charles, o s. b.
! The bride wore a modish travelling
costume with shepherdess hat. and
"A corsage of orchids.
| There were no attendants except
the ushcrs who we're Messrs. Joseph
Black. William Amrhein, Cornelius 3.
Myers and r. Edward Hottie. Jr.. tho
wedding being very quiet affair
with only the two families and a few
intimate friends present.
Mrs. Amrhein is a granddaughter
OF the late Major Benjamin j Black.
i c. s. A. and n niece OF Mrs. Morti-
rner Wallace West OF Baltimore. Mr..
Amrhein is nephew of Mrs. Thomas
Brennan. OF Durham. n. c.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs Amrhein left for a
+, Northern Journey. which will include
/ New York. Atlantic City and other
/ points, and will be at home after
April 25 at 22o1 Floyd Avenue.
Personals
/, Mrs G. z. Stokes accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Marshall, has return
ed TO the Chesterfield. after a visn
in Washington.
4 Mr.. and Mrs, Harold J. Collidee
and Masters Laurence and Harlod
4 Collidge OF Boston. are spending
some time at "Tuckahoe." their es-
tate on the Jaames River
Miss Alice Burwen Reed is re-
turning to the city today, after at
tending the Easter hops at the Uni
versity of Virginia
L Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Quinn. who
have been the recent guests of Mrs
G. p Lee at her home on West Grace
Street, have returned to Lynchburs
Miss Edith Shelton, who has been
spending the Easter holiday here
will return to Randolph Macon Wo.
mans College today. accompanied by
Miss Marion Boice. who will be her
guest for several days
Miss Elijah beth Cooke has returned
from a recent visit to Baltimore
where she was the guest OF Miss
Chloe Tyler Cooke
Miss Grace Jenkins has returned
to the city, after visit to friends
in Philadelphia.
/ Ensign Robert w. Terrell, T.. 8, N,
attached to the battleship New Jer-
sey will arrive In the city today TO
spend the weekend wifi his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chiles NJ. Terrell, at
the Westchester..
Miss Eunice Watkins has returned
/ to her home in the Chesterfield, after
brief stay in this city.
Mrs. Anderson Davis and daush-
ter have returned to Richmond, after
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. e. Fl. Poin-
dexter, at Frederick's Hall.
|
! Miss Marguerite Watson, OF Wash
ington. is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
Robert s Christian. Jr.. on Harrison
| Street.
Mr.. Henry w. Anderson. of Rich
mond. was guest in the home OF
DIR. w. Il. Anderson. In Farmville,
for the Easter holidays.
Miss Susie Allen is visiting Miss
Virginia Butler at her home in
Louisa.
Miss Marjorie Bethel is the guest
Of Miss Carolista Bond. in Norfolk.
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