Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-24
MISS MARGARET HARMON
BRIDE OF EDWIN MOORE
ceremony Takes Place Mt Home OF
MIR. and Mrs. A. G. Hartman,
on Grove Avenue.
NEWMAN CHAPMAN WEDDING
Many Luncheons, Country House
Parties and Informal Entertain
ments Make Up Social Life in
June-Engagement Announced.


ga? evening was the marriage OF Miss
Margaret Iiarman, daughter of Mr.. and
MIS- Arthur c. Hartman. to Edwin
Moore, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Moore
Oh Danville. Pa. which was quietly
celebrated at o'clock In the resi-
hehce Of tho brides parents, l7I2 Grove
Avenue Rev. Russell Cecil. d. D., per-
formed the ceremony and only rela-
ives and n few intimate friends were
present Tho drawing rooms were
banked with palms, lighted candles
and Quantities of fragrant white blooms.
and Ascension lilies and candles were
used on the altar The dining room
was also arranged with white flowers
and trailing vines and a centerpiece
OF lilies decorated the table Miss
Martha Blair rendered the wedding
music.
The bride descended the stairway
"i'h her father. who gave her in mar
I!asc Her wedding dress was an ex-
qoisite!y simple affair. fashioned OF
soitest white material and she wore
nor mothers wedding veil She car
fIed shower bouquet OF lilies Of the
VALLEY Miss Rose Hartman. who was
ina!d OF honor, wore a shepherdess
tll of pink rosebGds. Little Miss Ell
@aheth Green vas ring bearer. and
carried the ring IN a lily tied with
white tulie. She wore II white frock
with vide pink sash. Lewis Il. Wag-
man was tho groom's best tnan and
only attendant
Mr.. ana Mrs Moore loft later in the
evening for a Northern honeymoon,
which VIII include New York New
England and Canada. Some Of the
guests from a distance attending the
marriage last evening were Mr.. and
Miss Elsie Moore. Of Danvilic, Pa;
Mrs.. Maxwell Simpson ana Miss Mary
simpson. of Elizabeth, y. j.: Mrs. Tate
Stevrctt. Tate II. Sterrett. 81 Hot
Springs; Lewis Is. wagman, of Sara
toga Springs. y. Y: and others
Inc bride IS lovely young girl
and made her debut In Richmond sea-
son before last She led the first Mon
day german. with Colonel 10 Lane
stern that winter and a number of
charming functions were given In her
honor. Society in Richmond and
throughout the state is much inter
ested In the wedding last evening
which. although a quiet home affair, is
one OF much social Importance.
Ghupmnn-Ncwmnn.
Another home wedding OF interest is
ths; or Miss Mary Eussace Chapman.
daughter OF Colonel and Mrs w II.
Chapman. 4 Herbert Stanley New
man. Of Hhtor, Orange County. The
ceremony will take place this even
ing At the homie Of tho bride. 1917
stuart Avenue. and only the immediate
families viii be present. a reception
will follow
Affairs Of Interest.
Miss Mary Wright, OF Goochland. has
been entertaining party of guests at
her home near liowards Neck. The
house party included Misses Virginia
hughes, Matte Lamb, Saunders Wright
auo Richard Wrcnn. Miss Wright
visits In Richmond y grca, deal where
she is much entertained.
Mis. Oliver J. Sands entertained q
number OF girls in tho younger set
Yesterday AZ luncheon At her home in
Westmorelard Place, on the Cary
street Road. Covers We're laid for six
and the luncheon WAS an informal at
fair Tho luncheon was in honor Of
Mrs Sands niece. and the guests in
Guided Misses Alice and Marion Mere
dith. Elizabeth Palmer and Jane Strud-
wick.
\ party left Norfolk Tuesday for a
day cruise to Richmond and Mob
lack on Reid Butchers cruiser Eft
tahelle"
Those in abe party are; Messrs Reid
Butcher. Benson Fcrebec. Talbot Turn
hleson, J. r. r Stuart. 'Jr.. Alfred
Tairer and Wymcr Manning.
Weekly Card Party.
The Catholic Woman's Club will hold
its regular weekly card party in the
club rooms, 2o5 East Fr. nklin street,
this afternoo,p nj o'clock. All mem
hers Of the club and their friends are
invited to attend
Miss Nuillc Engaged.
one OF the most interesting out of
town cncaccmcntS announced recently
g
Of Mr and Mrs. Thomas y. Yuille OF
New York 10 William Sturris. Jr.. Of
New York formerly OF Virginia. son
Of MIR and Mrs. william Sturgis. OF
New York. No date has been decided
upon for the wedding.
Miss Yuiilc is an unusually pretty
Girl was presented to society last sea
son in New York and was ono of the
most feted ana popular OF the many
dchutantcs. She was extensively enter
tanned in WASHINGTON and philadelphia,
whore she frequently visited.
This spring Miss Willie came TO
Baltimore For the meeting OF the
alumnac associa ton Of 81. Timothy's
school, OF which she was a former
pupil. and spent n few days with Miss
Wallis Warneld at the apartment of
The latterS mother, Mrs John Free
man Rasin, at Earl Court.
\ particularly interesting fact con-
corning the engagement is that Miss
yuillc was n bridesmaid and her fance
an usher at the wedding of Miss Cor
della Blddle TO Angler r. Duke and
also at the wedding of Miss Mary L..
Duke and y. J. DreXel Biddlc, Jr
Mr. SturGis is graduate of Yale
university and Is n member of several
of the leading clubs of New York and
Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yuille will leave the
6rst part of July for White sulphur
!. cottage for the season.
Miss Yuille visited in Richmond this
season as the guest OF Miss Ellen
Wright Wise, a debutante of the WIN
ter.
8 Lawn PARTY Tonight.
There will he lawn party this
evening at s o'clock on the campus
of the Benedictine College, corner of
Hanover Avenue and Shepherd street.
rhe affair is in charge of the Monte
casino Circle, and all members and
their friends are cordially invited to