The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-22

aAy. 6SPtefaReF ~ ttefS /" W --f
at which time the prizes given Tor
the fall tournament In tennis and golf
will be presented. There will be dane
ing after r. NJ only members and
their out-of- town house guests are ex :
pected to attend, The following are
requested to act as a reception com =
mittee for the occasion. Mrs. O. Is.
Hill, Mrs. w. S. Rhoadee. Mrs. w G.
Locker, Mrs. Charles c BarksdsIe. Mrs.
], A. Belvin, Mrs, Jean = Jones. Mrs.
Il II. Valentine, Mrs. Lucius r. Cary.
Mrs. w. p. wood Mrs c. IL Dunna-
way. Misses Margaret + Colsten, Cam
mie Cary. Corneiia Harris. Elsie Har-
rison. Ruth Bell. Pauline II, Ander-
son. Evelyn jackson. Addie c, Irvine,
Caroline Preston, Marian Spicer, PhYl-
lis Taylor Mary Thompkins. Martha
Roberts. Margaret Word. Lucille Mas
sey. Anne Beattie and Miss Morrison.
Deshngo--stubhs
A wedding OF interest throughout
Virginia took place in the home Of
Rev. an Mrs. J. Il. DeShaxo. of White
Plains, September Is. when their
daughter. Mary Hunter. became the
bride Of DR. London Elwood Stubhs. of
Glouchester Rev. J. e. DeShazo, father
of the bride, was the officiating min
lister The -hhme-was decorated with
cedar. goldenrod and ported plants and
was lighted with yellow tapers.
Mrs. George Marvin Stubbs rendered
Mendelssohns wedding march az pro
cessioual and during the ceremony
PLAYED % Perfect Day"
Miss Martha Sanders was maid of
honor She wore dainty gown of
cream satin and carried an arm bou
quet of pink roses Little Miss Eliza
beth Penn Stubbs Was ring bearer
she wore a white lingerie frock.
Mr. Marvin Stubs was the @roan: S
best man. The bride entered with
her brother Mr. Edwin Penn De
Shazo. She wore handsome robe of
white charmease and lace with pearl
trimmings and carried n shower hou-
quet Of white roses
Immediately after the ceremony
wedding breakfast was served The
house guests for the wedding Mrs T..
II. Hoge of Richmond; Mr. George n.
Stuhbs, Mr. and Mrs Marvin Stubhs,
Professor Z, H. De Shazo. Of Glouces-
ter. Mr. Edwin Penn De Shazo, OF
Norfolk. Miss Martha Sanders, OF
Roanoke; Dr. George Dunn, Of Balti-
more. and Miss Ada Currey, of New
York
Mr. and Mrs. Stubs left for Wash
ington and otter Northern cities, Re-
turning. they viii make their home in
Gloucester.
Watcrs-Smith
OF much Interest throughout Viz
ginia was the marriage OF Miss Alice
Pearl Smith, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Thomas Smith, Of ''I<o-
Gust Hill" King and Queen County,
to Mr.. Edgar Willard Waters of
Washington. The ceremony was on
the lawn at h'gh noon under an arch
of asparagus fern and goldenrod. be
tween two immense locust trees. by
Rev. w. A. Pearson. Lohengrin's
Wedding March" was rendered by
Miss Lena Miller Gillian. of Farmville,
who wore a quaint old fashioned gown
Of slinhnrst satin and blue tuife Miss
Cora Ellen Smith, who was her sis
ters only attendant. was gownej in
pink crepe de chine with pearl trim
mings. and carried a hat basket filled
with Killarney roses. Ashton Waters
brother OF the groom. acted as best
man, The bride wearing a handsome
going away gown of midnight blue,
with hat and gloves to match and a
corsage Of orchids. entered with her
father. who gave her in marriage.
After an extended tour, including
New York. Niagara Falls and Canada
Mr. apd Mrs. Waters will make their
home in Washington
Mr. and Mrs Smith have been en-
tertaining a house party in honor Of
the bride. and their guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Garrett Misses Ger
trude Gentry. Cara .Jeter, Lille Smith
and Jessie Flippen. of Richmond; Miss
Lena Gillian Of Farmville and Miss
Frances Cauthorn, of Essex; Messrs
Ashton and Ernest Waters ana For
rest Powell OF Richmond