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%alnnts tied with white ribbons were
distributed as favors, each followed
ahe'i containing a slip OF paper bearing
Il bar OF Lohcngrin's wedding march
ana tho names OF the affianced couple.
Pink and white snapdragons and pink
shaded candlesticks made festive the
'ea table at which Mrs. T. II. Williams
ana Mrs. Earl Meyer presided.
Among the guests were: Mrs. j. II.
wilson and Miss Wilson. OF Baltimore:
MISS Marion Kingsbury. Miss Gretchen
Mott. Miss Louise Connell. Miss Lucy
sanders. Miss Marjorie Christian. Miss
Thomas Miss Margaret Jermyn, Miss
May Ferguson, Miss Ruth Lcrch. Miss
Mary Zehndcr. Miss Marion Rice. Miss
Gladys Connell. Miss Beatrice McComb.
Misses Helen and Harriet Bower, Miss
Christine Jessup, Miss Katherine Cour-
sen. Miss Ruth Keller. Miss Elizabeth
Dickson. Miss Mary Dimmick and Miss
Romaync Spencer; Marjorie Vandling.
Dorothea Mates. Frances Fulton and
Margaret Shafer.
Miss Carolyn Burdicls. Miss Mary
Bull. Miss Rhoda Carr and Miss kath-
crime Wright assisted in serving.
TO Uesume BibIc ClasBeh.
Miss Anglo Manning Taylor, who has
for several ycar3 past held series
OF Bible classes in Richmond. has re-
turned to tho city. and all interested
arc asked TO attend the first session
Of the class for this year tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock in the chapel
or tho Church OF the Covenant. This
meeting Is for tho purpose OF register
ing members. and tho usual class meet
iugs will be held at 1880 o'clock. Miss
Taylor will he at the Jefferson Hotel
during her stay here.
Charity Tea.
Circle No. z OF the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society Of Grace Street Bap-
list Church will give a charity tea
Tomorrow afternoon at the residence
Of Mrs. Charles W. Selden, 22l0 West
Grace Street. An attractive program
has been arranged. and a quartet from
the Richmond College Glee Club will
sing. There will be all sorts OF novel
and Interesting features for tho affair
and refreshments Will be served. The
public is cordially Invited to attend.
Norfolk Wedding.
A wedding OF wide interest in Vir
Einia was solemnizcd Wednesday even
ing at o'clock in ST. Luke's Episco-
pal Church, Norfolk. when Miss Ruth
Tunstall. daughter OF tho late DR..
Alexander TunstalI, and AIrs. Annie
William Snead Graham. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Edgar Maurice Graham, OF that
city. The altar was banked with
palms, ferns and ascension lilies. inter
spersed with cathedral candles. The
wedding marches were PLAYED by Miss
Elizabeth Marsden. who also rendered
a beautiful musical program while tho
guests were assembling. and soft music
during tho ceremony. which was per-
formed by Rev. David w. Howard.
D. D., rector OF tho church.
Tho bride entered with her uncle.
Richard B. Tunstall who gave her in
marriage. She wore a gown OF Ouch
ess satin with an overdress of tulle
embroidered In pearls and caught with
sprays of orange blossoms made with
n court train of white satin heavily
embroidered In silver ostrich feathers.
coronet OF orange blossoms held tho
tulle veil which fell to the end Of the
train. and she carried q shower bou-
0uet OF lilies OF the valley.
Miss Juliette Moen Shaw. OF New
York was maid OF honor. and wore a
gown OF pink tareta with trimmings
Of tulle and rosebuds and carried a
shower bouquet OF pink sweet peas
There were six bridesmaids, Misses
Audrey Graham. sister of the bride
groom. and Dolly Whaley. who wore
frocks Of white taffeta made with triple
rufies bound with cord of tafreta,
and trimmed with tulle and rosebuds,
and carried baskets OF pink sweet peas
tied with. pink tulle. Misses Eleanor
Tunstall. OF Baltimore: Mary McKen-
ney, OF Knoxville. Tenn: May Baker
and Elizabeth Cooke wore frocks OF
pink taneta made on the same lines
They also carried baskets OF pink
sweet peas tied with tulle of the Same
shade
Tho bridegroom had as his best man
hfa brother. J. Edgar Graham, and the
ushors included Mcssrs. ]. williams
Macy. OF New York: ]. Southgate Jones,
Baltimore; Herman A. Allyn, Mason
Cooke and Charles Hume
Immediately following the marriage
a large and brilliant reception was
held at tho home OF the hride's sister
and brother -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Roane Wilcox, In Frecmason Street
At the Art Club.
Miss Lucy Coleman. head OF the Rich
mond Training School for Kinder
Cartnera. will address the Art Club on
Tuesday afternoon at 1870 o'clock. Her
subject will be Travels in ITALY" and
the talk will be illustrated with lantern
slides. Miss Coleman is one OF the most
widely known women OF the city, and
hor lectures always mark an interest
Ing gathering here. All members OF tho
club and friends are invited, and tea
will be served. as usual after the lee.
,ure
Plays at Y. w. c. A.
Members OF the Business Women's
club OF tho Young Women's Christian
association will present two short
PLAYS Parted by Patience" and aunt
.iasans Fortune" at North Fifth
street. Friday evening at s:15 The
cast in each play Is very good. and tho
"ehearsals promise a really delightful
evenings entertainment.
Hoane-Baker.
pretty affair OF tho week was the
tableau wedding on Wednesday morn
Ing OF Miss Virginia Franklin Baker,
daughter Of Mrs. Virginia r. Shackel-
ford and the late B. +. Baker. TO 10
seph Meredith Roane. In the home Of
the brides mother, on East Broad
street. The parlors were beautifully
decorated with palms and shaded lamps.
The attendants were Miss Blanche
Roane and Ray Fisher. Miss Roane
wore dainty lingerie gown. and car
led Killarney roses. The bride wore
:. travelling suit OF blue gaberdine, with
hat 90 mach, and carried Bride roses
The celebrant was Rev. Hugh w Sub
lett. rector of st. Johns Church.
Mrs. Roane has been for several
ears 2 popular teacher In the echooI,