The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-09

: late MT. ROBERT EuWAfQ carter. anu
! Mr., Paxton is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Reuben Grigsby Paxton, of Glasgow,
IVA,
| The entire lower floor of the Car
ter residence was decorated In South
ern smilax, white roses and shaded
lights, and the improvlsed altar was
arranged with palms, white flowers
and tall cathedral candles. The
| bride entered the drawing room with
her maid of honor, Miss Elizabeth
Paxton, the groom's sister, and she
was given away by her brother, Mr..
r. Byron Carter, of Norfolk Her
wedding dress was of ivory satin.
trimmed with real lace. and lilies OF
the valley held her long tulle veil.
She carried shower bouquet of
| lilies of the valley. Her only jewel
was pearl crescent. There were
two little flower girls, the small
nieces Of the bride. Misses Gretchen
Louise Carter and Mary Carter Humid
ley They wore dainty white frocks
and carried French baskets Of sweet
peas. Mr. Charles S, Carter, of Pitts
burg, the brides brother, was best
man, and Miss Ella Davis played the
wedding rpusic A reception was
given Wednesday night at the home
of Mrs. Carter, which was beauti~
fully decorated for the occasion. Mr..
Paxton and his bride left later in
the evening for an extensive we'd
ding journey, which Will include the
Panama Pacific Exposition and other
interesting places in California.
Among the out-oftown guests at
the wedding were; Mrs. Maury Humid
ley and children, Dunnsvflle, Va;
Mr.. and Mrs, r. Il. Carter, Norfolk;
Mr.. and Mrs, William T. Robertson.
IT l. ~
Paxton. CharlottesvNle; Miss Jean
tor. Glasgow: Mrs, Charles s Car
ter, Pittsburg, Pa; Miss Margaret
Schwab, Binghamton. N. y; r, A.
Norris, X. b. Bottom, Richmond;
Miss Emma Bell, Norfolk; Joseph
T. Morgan. North Carolina
Tea For Visiting Church Women.
The Presbyterian Committee of
Publication gave an interesting en-
tertainment yesterday afternoon from
s 10 I o'clock In the exhibit room
OF the publishing house, on North
Sixth Street. In honor of the women
who are attending the East Hanover
FIRST Presbyterian Church. The fol-
lowing interesting progrpm was
given:
Hymn. There's Wilderness in
Gods Mercy: reading, First Church
Christmas Barrel; reading. The
Faith the Calf Made. address.
"Euts," Rev Wade c. Smith led
itor Of Missionary Survey address,
The Exhibit Room" Mrs. r. e.
Magill, demonstration of protector
scope, hymn, Saints Of God. the
Day is Frightening. The reception
committee was composed of ladies
from each Presbyterian Church in
and around Richmond and Included
Mrs. Il. f. MagiIl Mrs. James Pow
ers Smith. Mrs Charles S, Peers, Miss
Lizzie Grattan. Mrs Marion Leake.
Mrs, W. f. Hutchinson. Mrs. Wesley
Baker. Miss Bessie Lee Lucke, Mrs,
+. r. McFaden. Mrs Stanley Reed,
Mrs, w. l., Lingle Miss Mary Chal-
mers and Miss Lucy Wheelwright.
Invitations Issued,
Mrs Minnie Lee Lane has issued In
vltations to the marriage of her daugh-
ter Miss Essie Marion Dohahoe, &c
! Mr.. William Edwin Miller. which will
take place on Thursday evening, April
8. at $50 o'clock. in Laurel-Street
Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fletcher Rem
ME have sent out invitations TO the
marriage of their daughter. Carrie
Christian, to MIR, Thomas Dotterer
Easou, which will take place on sat
urday evening. April "a. At o'clock
in the Mizpah Presbyterian Church, al
! Highland Park.
Herxcl Zionist Club Give Supper.
Dr. Harry +. Riedenwault of Balti-
more, honorary president OF the Fed
| Grafton of American Zionists, and Mr.
/ Louis Lipsky, of New York. chairman
I of the executive committee of the Fed
GRAFTON of American Zionists were the
! guests of honor at a beautifully APP.
pointed supper, given by Herzl Zion
ist Club, Wednesday night. after the
concert In the John Marshall High
school, in the red room of the Rich
mond Hotel, covers being laid for
twenty~six. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Lovenste!n. Misses
! Rachel l., Lovenstein. Sarah Garson
/ Pauline Ehrstein. Matte Sharove
Dora Sharove Hannah passamaneck
Anna Forman. Rebecca Sonnenberg,
Selma Sonnenberg, Fannie Rose. and
Or. Harry Friedenwault, Mr.. Louis
Lpsiti, DIR. l.. karp, Or. William Karp
Dr, s. NJ. Hodes. Messrs. jerome II
Jonessor. Henry S Hutzler. Louis
Croschinsky, Samuel n Sharove, Ma
than Chasen. Nj Meyer. |. l.. Lev
enson. samuel Sonnenberg, Morris
Schoenbaum.
tNurnRS-Snith.
The marriage of Miss Mena Smit h.
to MI James Thomas. OF Atlee. Va.
was celebrated yesterday at 2 O'Clock
at the brides home. 702 East Leigh
street. the Rev. Byerly. OF Enon Meth
odist Church, Alice, officiating.
Though the marriage was intended
to be a quiet one the first floor was
crowded with friends who had gath
cred 10 shower good wishes upon the
. bride.
! After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
ri omas left for their home at Aztec
Va.
Charity Affairs.
An interesting charita BILE event OF
this week Will be the "Lilliputian We'd
ding" which will take place this even
ing at 8 o'clock in the chapel Of the
GTace-C oveiant Church. corner OF
Harrison Street and Park Avenue. The
( entertainment is under the auspices
Of the Helpers Society of the Grace
Covenant Church and all Interested
are invited TO attend,
Followed by Fate" meloframa
In four acts will be presented this
evening at $40 o'clock by aaraca
Glass a of Highland Park Methodist
Church in the public school auditor =
ium in Highland Park. The play is
i to be given for the benefit Of the
Scout movement, and the bes. local
talent In the city will take part. The
cast Is al follows: