The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-03

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Japanese. costume.
Francis willard W. G. T. q.
The Francis Willard w. C. r. U.
elected the following delegates to the
Bi-County w. C. T. u. Convention.
which will be held December 6. as
follows: Mrs ]. w. Goodwin, Mrs.
House. Mrs, Roy Thomas, Mrs. Bes-
sic NJ. Edwards, Mrs. John Tiller. Mrs.
Lee Todd, Mrs John Barker. Mrs. l..
r. Splitter.
Silver Cross Circle TO Meet.
The Silver Cross Circle Of the Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Simp-
son. ARCS Grove Avenue, Friday. De-
cember s, at $50. All members are
urged to attend.
The Woman's Board OF the Meth
odist Institute will meet at the insti-
tute, Nineteenth and Grace Streets
Wednesday, December 6, at IL A. NJ.
Full attendance desired.
Christmas Sale.
In the lecture room OF Park Place
Church December there will be
Christmas sale. Beautiful articles OF
fancy work will be displayed all day.
From II to 2 o'clock there will be a
luncheon of delightful menu. From
$50 to p. NJ. there will be an oyster
supper. The public is cordially In
vited.
st. Johns Circle.
An important called meeting of St
Johns Circle OF Kings Daughters
Will be held at the home OF Mrs. B.
A. Hord 1900 East Broad Street,
Monday afternoon. at 4 O'Clock. A
full attendance is urged.
Master Dunlop's Dance.
About seventvAfive young people
gathered at the home of Master Guy
Dunlop. Jr.. 1885 West Grace Street,
/ to dance away pleasant evening.
Yellow chrysanthemums and pennants
were used for decorations, and yellow
candles furnished lights. Assisting
/ Master Dunlop in receiving were Miss
Mamie Garland Thlermann and Miss
Hett!e Richardson Of Farmville.
Hampton Dec. Historic St
Johns church OF Hampton. which
from time beyond memory has been
the scene OF so many beautiful mar
rage cerem onials. witnessed last night
n simple but most attractive and Inn
pressive wedding. when Miss Cath
crime Crttcher watkins was united in
marriage to Charles Edward Mason.
The old edif1ce was most tastefully
decorated with Southern smilax.
palms and flowers. The ceremony
presented a most beautiful scene, and
was sanctioned by the solemn service
OF the Episcopal Church, performed
nv the Rev. Edwin Royal Carter, rec
tor OF st. Johns.
A feature which was entirely
unique and most effectice was the ad-
vance OF the thirty choir boys. who
preceded the bridal company up the
aisle, singing Perfect Love" The ac-
compartments and wedding marches
were rendered by Prof. Remick.
! Following the wedding party, the
bride entered the church with her
! cusin. Louis Heffehnger. of Hamp-
| ton. who gave her away in marriage.
She was gowned In silver lace over
white duchess satin with pearl trim
mings and carried n shower bouquet
/ of lilies OF the valley.
+ The maid OF honor was Miss Mary
! Hudgins, niece of the bride, who was
attired In silver lace over blue tat
feta The flower girl was little Miss
i Elizabeth Houston. also niece of
| the bride, who wore a white embroid-
: cred batiste and carried a nosegay OF
Richmond roses The bridesmaids
were Miss Virginia Mason, niece of
the groom: Miss Dorothy Booker. Miss
Anna Rocker. of Hampton, and Miss
Margaret Buxton, of Newport News,
who wore gowns of blue tulle en-
broidered in silver and beads and car
ried bouquets of Richmond roses.
The groom was attended by his best
man, Grayson DeShield. Of Richmond
and the groomsmen were Louis
Heffelfnger, of Hampton: Maxwell
Wallace of Richmond: Mr. McLach.
Ian. Newport News, and Jack Ste
phenson, Warm Springs.
The bride Is the youngest daughter
Of Mrs James A. watkins, of this
city. Mr.. Mason is a brother OF Rob
ert l. Mason, of Hampton, and sol
of Mrs Horatio p. Mason, of Ken
lucky. He Is a graduate OF the Uni
versity of Virginia and a well-knowr
real estate man of Newport News.
Immediately after the ceremony I
:. reception was rendered by Mrs, Wat
klns at which only intimate friend
and relatives OF the bride and groom
were present,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason left last even
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