The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-22

February Z, al bs9o CLOCK, in tn
Presbyterian Church at Bon Air.
Affairs Today.
At the Westmoreland Club thi
evening from $3.50 to 1880 o'clocl
the regular weekly dinner dance will
take place. and many tables hav,
already been reserved.
Mrs. T. a. Miller is entertainin.
this afternoon at small tea Th,
affair will take place IN her residenc,
in Westh8mpton
! This afternoon at 3 o'clock mum,
/ her Of ladies belonging 10 the Rich.
moud Foreign Relief Association
VIII meet "a. "Rothesay. the residence
OF Mr. and Mrs jonathan Bryan. tc
knit and sew on garments 20 he sent
abroad
Invitations Recalled.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Liewellyn Ncalc have
recalled the invitations TO the wedding
reception OF their daughter Mary
Sadie, and Mr Edmund Francis
Heard, on account of bereavement in
the family Of the groom.
The wcC ding Of Miss Neal and MIR.
Heard will take place in the homo
Of the hriue parents. 1887 West
Grace Street. on Wednesday evening,
February 3. AZ o'clock, and will be
attended by only the two families
and n few friends
aecmcnts Announced.
Mr., ane Mrs. Richard D. watkins
have al uouneed the engagement and
approa ching marriage of their daucn-
ter. Easie Leigh, to Mr. william Err
nest Wiltshire, The marriage Is 80
take place the latter part Of Febru-
AIRY.
Mrs Thomas Townes c'aptcr. #
gagement and approaching marriage
Of her daughter Ella Wooding, to
Mr.. Thomas +. Coates. If Bluehcid.
w Va
Mr., and Mrs. II @, Spencer have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter. Martha 10 Edmund W.
Warburt0n. of williamsburg. The
wedding will take place February
10, al The rome Of the brides parents
In Wsynesboro.
Fulton---T1shbur1l oil
A beautiful marriage was solern
nizcd at the Greene Memorial Church.
in Roanoke. Wednesday morning a,
II o'clock. when Miss SalIie Clark
Fishburn was united in marriage to
Mr.. James Kyle Fulton, OF Washing
ton. Il. c.
The marriage is OF widespread in
terest on account of the prominence
OF tho contra citing parties and the
large family connections Owing Ia
mourning in the family of the bride
II was quiet affair, and no cards
were issued.
The chancel rail and altar were at
tractively decorated with tall palms
and ferns, forming a background for
the bridal party.
While the friends of the bride and
groom were assembling. Mrs. Jason
( Williamson. who presided at tht
organ, rendered a musical program
which Included; Norwegian Wcddinf
March (Sodermann), Serenade
Plcrnc), Mendelssohn's Spring Sons
and Berceuse (Poff).
During the ceremony one o.
Chopin's Nocturnes was played yer,
softly, he Rev. J. r. Winn, rector
Of the church, ofiiciated. the brid,
entered the church on the ARIA o.
her brother. Blair j. f'Ishburn. VIII,
gave her away, and she wore a tail
/ orfd Boiag-away gown Of black clotl
with accessories OF white, Her onl,
ornament was platinum bar of dia
monds. the groom's gift. and he
! flowers were a shower of lilies Of III,
valley. Miss Ella F'ishburn, sister o
the bride, was her maid Of honor
and only attendant. She wore
quaint frock of white taffeta. with
black picture hat. and carried ar
armful of white eweetpeas
/ The groom's best man was sli
brother, Mr.. Mintry Fulton, of THU
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton left soon afte,
the ceremony for a Northern trip
before going 10 their home, "Fontine
! Court" in Washington. whore the.
will live after February the first
| Among the out-of-town guests WIFI
attended the wedding were; Mr.. anC
Mrs William Fulton, Washington, ID
c.; Mr. Minitry Fulton. Richmond
MIR. Kyle Coke. Independence. Va
DIR, Vance Coke. Ohio; MI and Mrs
Carter, Saltville, Va, Mrs. San
Lewis. Lynchburg. Va; Miss Ruti
! Phipps Rural Retreat: Miss Ami,
| Hartwell. Radford. Mrs. William j
Prout. New FORK.
Last evening the bridal party an,
! informally "a. the home Of the bride.
Large Charity Tea.
An interesting affair Yesterday az
/ ternoon was the large tea which wa
given by the German Ladies' Aid As
| ISOLATION In the residence OF Mrs. G
F. sauer. 2315 West Grace Street
! This was brilliant affair and In
house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion In the drawini
room quantities OF red carnations ant
Richmond roses were used, and
cotor scheme of pink, white anc
green. was carried out in the din
Ing room. The center Of tho tahl'
was arranged with q bowl of PM
roses and narc.ssi and the candles
were shaded N green. Refreshment
were served by IA number OF youni
girls and An interesting program wa
given. Some of those taking part II
ii were: Mr.. and Mrs, Sam Cowardin
pianist and violinist; Miss Caroline NJ
Bragg. contralto: Mrs. II. CARRIER
soprano; Miss Hec1ler, recitation
Miss Alice Satterheid, pianist; Mis-
Christine Klein, soprano; Miss Fan
ME Satterfieid, recitation. Miss Minnie
Volkman, soprano; and Miss Louis'
Steinback, recitation. Mrs A. vor
n. Rosennegk is president OF TN
society, which includes in its mem