The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-24
SOCIETY
Miss | arman WEEDS
Mr.. Edwin Moore
CEREMONY LAST EVENING IN
HONE OF BRIDES PARENTS.
NEswMAN-CHAPMAN NUPrAI.S
ToDaN.


Palms. Ascension lilies and many
lighted tapers decorated the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs Arthur {. Hartman
OF lTi2 Grove Avenue. last evening
for the marriage OF their daughter
Margaret, and Mr.. Edwin Moore.
formerly of DsHviIle Pa. but now OF
Hot Springs. Va Southern smilaX
Nreathed the chandeliers and the
iaantels were banked in ferns and
white flowers The ceremony took
place at o'clock. the Rev Russell
Cecil. ID. d. pastor Of Second Pres
byterian Church. officiating. and the
wedding music was played by Miss
Martha Blair The bride descended
the stairs with her father. by whom
she was given In marriage Her
wedding gown was an exquisitely
simple model of softest white silk ana
tulle. and she wore her mothers
bridal veil Of Illusion and lace. caught
with sprays OF orange blossoms. Her
1owers were a shower bouquet Of
lilies OF The valley. Miss Rose Har-
man. who was her sisters maid OF
honor, wore a quaint shepeTdess frock
OF white tafTeta and lace and carried
en- arm bouquet ~ pink roses. Mr..
Lewis Wagman. of Saratoga Springs,
N Y, was the grooms best man
y
dainty frock Of white lace with pink
ribbons carried the ring n a lily. A
reception followed the ceremony The
6ining-room was decorated every
where in pink flowers and rose shad-
ed candies The centerpiece for the
table was a big basket If pink bios
SONS. tied with pink tulle. Later IN
the evening Mr. and Mrs Moore left
fer Philadelphia, and from there
they will go on an automobile tour
through New England Among the
out-of-town guests a. the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Moore and
Miss Elsie Moore. of Danville, Pa:
Mr.. Tate Sterretf Of Hot Springs:
Mrs. Simmons and Miss Mary Sim
mons OF Elizabeth. y j.; Mr. Edwin
Moore Palmory. of California, and
Mr.. John Brooks, of Philadelphia
The bride, who made her debut
two years ago when she led the first
Monday german, has been one of the
most popular girls in society. and on
account Of the prominence Of her
family and that of the groom the
wedding is of wide interest here, and
throughout the state.
acknowledgment.
The most important social event OF
today is the wedding of Miss Mary
Enstace Chapman, daughter of
4 Colonel and Mrs. w II. Chapman.
and Mr. Herbert Stanley Newman.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. NJ. Newman
OF Hilton Orange County. The
ceremony. which will be witnessed by
only relatives and intimate friends,
will take place in the home of the
brides parents. 1917 Stuart Avenue.
ut o'clock this evening, and the
Rev. John II Chapman, p D.. rector
0f st. Paul's Church, at Chestnut
Hill Philadelphia. viii officiate Miss
Katharine Stuart Chapman will be
the brides maid of tonor, and Mr.
s. r. Chapman. of Pittshurg. will
act as best man to the 81 DOM. Misses
Josephine Pendleton and Pare New
man Rudd win he the flower girls,
large reception will follow the
ceremony at 80 o'clock. A number
OF eout-of town relatives ave already
arrived to att@nd the wedding.
Recent Entertainments.
One of the largest and most
elaborate Functions OF the summer
was the smoker given Tuesday night
by the members Of the Academy OF
1 Medicine of Richmond. which In
Guides q large number Of the most
prominent physicians in the city. The
AFFAIR took place I'm the roof garden
nf the Westmoreland Club and about
20 guests were present Masses OF
summer flowers were everywhere. and
the long tables from which supper
was served had pyramids OF roses and
f eweetpeas for center pieces.
Mrs. Oliver J Sands entertained a
number of girls In the younger set
yesterday afternoon al O'Clock at
her home in Westmoreland Place on
z fhe Cary Street Road. Covers were
Laid for six guests and the luncheon
was an informal affair.
Miss Emma Darlington Rely, the
small daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
G., RELY, OF 1924 Park Avenue, en-
ferfafned nine OF her little friends at
RI tea party + HesSfHy afternoon. he
affair took place at the Reservoir,
and the children spent the time play
ing all kinds of games, at the con-
ciusion Of which refreshments were
served the guests included Nora
4scx and Lsnwood Antrim. Elizabeth
Lee Valentine, Jeanette Collier Eliza
beth Pepje. Anne Sarah and Meri-
wether Anderson and Lily Urquhart
McCahe.
Affairs To-day.
The Catholic Women's Club will
have their weekly euchre party at 4
O'clock in the club rooms this after
noon. at EOS East Franklin street
All members and their friends are in
vIted
The Altar Society or the Bene-
dictine Chapel will give a lawn party
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