The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-07
Interesting Wedding
Quietly Celebrated
RICHMOND WOMEN TO ATTEND
CONVENTION DAUGHTERS OF
CoNFEDERaCY-DANCE AT
wESTMoRELAND CLUB.

The marriage OF Mrs. Cabell II.
Czuthorne to Captain Frank L. era
ham, United States Army, was ceie-
brated very quietly last evening at
n o'clock, in the residence of the
bride, lis East Franklin Street, the
Rev. E. c. CALDWELL. d. D., of the
Union Theological Seminary. ofilcia-
ting. Quantities of spring blossoms
decorated the house and the manteis
were banked in pink $. ap dragons and
sweet peas against background OF
ferns and Southern smilax.
The ceremony. which was witnessed
BY only the relatives and a few friends,
took place in the drawing room, before
an irnprovised altar. formed OF AS
cension lilies. palms and Cathedral
candles The bride entered the draw
sng-room with her brother. DR.. F.
II. Hancock. OF Norfolk. who save
her in marriage She wore a gown
Of champagne colored georgette crepe.
with a black Gainsborcugh hat, and
carried a flower muff. made of mauve
orchids and lilies of the valley. Cap
tain Graham was attended by Mr..
L A. Dodsworth as his best man.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony, after which Captain era
ham and his bride left for wed
ding Journey in the North. They Will
be at home after May 90, at Forest
Hill. where Captain Graham has taken
4 house Among those who came 10
Richmond 10 attend the ceremony
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Bagoy
of Portsmouth, and Mrs. Charles Tay-
lor. OF Washington. d. G,
Convcntfon of Daughter OF the Confed-
crazy.
A partial program for the Fifth
District Convention of the Daughters
OF the Confederacy to be held in Will
Harrisburg. May IL, has been an
nounced. Tuesday night reception
will be given at the residence of Mrs.
Robert r. Armistead in honor OF the
visitors and Wednesday morning the
first business session will be held in the
Methodist Church. the use Of which
has been rendered the organization.
AT 1850 O'Clock luncheon will be
served in the parish house Of Bruton
Parish Church. and an address will
he delivered by the rector, the Rev.
r. Ruffiin Jones. Another session
OF the organizat ion will be held Wed
nesdsy afternoon.
Among those who will go from
Richmond TO attend the convention
from the Richmond Chapter are: Mrs.
Norman V. Randolph, Mrs. @. W.
". nSt6- MIS-. W. X. ha@leE ana nIe.
n. A. BIenner. who is third vice-pres-
ia~nt Of the Virginia Division. L. d.
r.. from the Lee Chapter. Mrs An-
drew jackson Montague, Mrs. Thomas
pigrer Mrs, Newton MeVeigh. Mrs.
Percy Traylor. Mrs. Temple Roy. Mrs
w. T.. Bovd Mrs. @. r. Nanderslice
Mrs. r. Fl. Cloves Mrs y. L. Mas
sse. Mrs II l. Bishop. Mrs. Charles
r. Norman. Mrs. Charles Page, Mrs.
Charles Rose and Miss Emma Nor
ris.
Dance at We~tmoreland
The regular weekly supper dance
will take place this evening from
s.3a TO 10 O'Clock in the sun parior
nf the Westmoreiand Club. Spring
flowers will be used On the tables.
and an orchestra will play through
out the evening. These affairs are
popular events each week and are
isFRely attended by the dancing set
To Tour the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen r BeveridRe,
af 1912 Monument Avenue. will leave
In few days for an extensive tour
In the West They will visit both the
Expositions OF San Diego and San
Francisco. Colorado Springs. the
grand canyon OF Arizona and the
Yellowstone Park, will also be Wis
faru during trefr visft. anu they VIII
he absent from the city about two
months
Miss Johnston Honored.
Miss Anne Ray Johnston. daughter
on DIR. and Mrs. George Ben John
sion. is the guest Of Miss ISABELLE
Terkinson, in Charlottesville. and a
great deal Of entertaining il being
done for her Among the affairs
given in her honor was a delightful
dance given Tuesday afternoon at the
Country Club. in Charlottesville. by
Misses Betty and Louise Cooke for
Miss Johnston and Miss Rogers of
Boston. Among those who enjesed
the hospitality of the Misses Cooke
were Misses ffelen Daniel, Adeline
Davis, Ellis Wood Page. Mary Morris
Mason, Eugenia Davis, Eleanor Toles,