The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-23
ANNE MYERS, Editor.

on Thursday evening at their home in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Norman
tffbson, of Baltimore, whose wedding
was an interesting event OF July 10.
Mrs. Gibson was before her marriage
Miss Florence Weber, a well-known
soprano soloist of the Gainesville
Presbyterian Church, Baltimore. Sum-
+, mer flowers were used to decorate
the house and light refreshments were
served during the evening. Mrs. Pur-
}ins received her guests in gown of
white net made over pink silk. and
Mrs. Gibson wore an attractive cos
tune of pink silk combined with lace.
About twenty guests were present,
and among them were Miss Margaret
Holloway, OF Trenton, y. j.; Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Morrisett, Miss Agnes
Elan, Miss Elsie Ball. II arris 0 n
Saunders, q. Mace Purkins, Robin
! Frazier, Miss Emma Cordes, Miss
Louise Shuman, Richard Elan. Clin-
ton Shuman. Miss Edith Cartwright,
Miss Elizabeth Purkins and Hugh
! Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson will
| remain in this city several days long
err as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Purk1ns.
/ An interesting out-of-town wedding,
which took place Wednesday after
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! brides parents in Phoebus, was that
OF Miss Hattie Wasserman, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Moritz Wasserman,
and Arthur Eiseman. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DIR. Edward
/ n. Calisch, of this city. before an I'M
provised altar arranged in front of
screen of ivy. A wedding bell Of
white flowers was also suspended over
the bride and groom. Ferns, palms
and potted plants were used artist
caliy about the house and Schmidts
orchestra, of Newport News. fur
nished tho music. The bride, who
was given in marriage by her father.
wore dress OF white taffeta COM
bined with georgette crepe embroid-
cred in silver. Instead of a veil she
wore "a white hat and carried a shower
bouquet of lilies OF the valley and
orchids. She was sowned in white
georgette crepe and carried roses.
Louis Eiseman, of Baltimore, was his
brothers best man. A reception was
held on the lawn OF the Wasserman
home after the ceremony and later
Mr. and Mrs. Eiseman left for Ma CARA
Falls New York and Atlantic City
Among the guests from O distance
present at the wedding were:
Mrs. L. Wasserman, Miss Mabel
Wasserman, Fred Wasserman, Mr..
and Mrs En-. Wasserman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Wasserman and Louis Was
sernan. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Wasserman.
Mr. and Mrs Irwin Van Os, Henry
Van Os. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Frank.
Miss Bernice Frank, NJ. Gottlop, Mr..
and Mrs. Ike Adler and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Ielig and son and Sam Was
serman, Sr.. all Of Norfolk
Concerning Richmopders.
Mrs. William T Oppenheimer and
Miss Sarah Oppenheimer, OF West
Grace Street are leaving the first of
August for an extended stay n MIN
rod Hall.
Mrs. George J. Bull and Miss Ag-
mes Montag que Bull since leaving Rich
moad in June spent several weeks at
Montclatr, n. J Later they visited
Mr.. and Mrs George Maxwell at their
home at oyster Bay, where a number
OF handsome functions were given in
their honor. and now they are in
Canada where they Will be the guests
of relatives for several months.
Miss Gladys Glover. OF the Berkeley
Apartments, has been spending sew
eral weeks with Miss Ann Roy Johns
ton ~ "RAck cgstRS," Last Monday
both Miss Johnston and Miss Glover
went 10 Point O'Fork," the home of
Mrs and Mrs. J. Aston Cabell. where
they have been the guests OF Miss
EtheI aston SApeA during the past
week.
In Honor of Miss Bailey.
Miss Ida Bailey. OF this city. has
been the guest of honor at a number
of interesting social functions during
her stay with Mrs. Roy Williams In.
Roanoke. MrB. Williams entertained
on Wednesday evening at an attrac-
tive porch dance in honor OF Miss
Bailey and Miss Ruby Lewis, OF DAN
Vile. who Is also her guest. The
house was attractiveiy decorated with
roses and a buffet supper was served
at II o'clock On Thursday evening
Mrs. f. T. Hardaway was hostess at
an informal porch dance given in
honor of the visitors. Potted plants
and cut flowers were used about the
house and punch was served during
the evening. About ten couples were
included In the invitations.
AIbemarle House Party.
Miss Kate Minor and Richmond
Miner Jr., of the University OF Vir-
ginia, are giving a house party at
"Windie knowe." In Albemarle. Their
guests are Misses Annie Parker, Kath-
crime Carson and Susan Hart all OF
Richmond.
On Wednesday evening Miss Fran
ces Teeie gave a party for the guests.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S, Teel. Misses Annie Parker.
Katherine Carson, Susan Hurt. Kate
Minor. Sally Roam and Madeline Nc
Murdo, Lucy Taylor, Frances and Ag-
mes Hurt Richmond Minor. Jr.. Mere
dith Janvier, G. Keith Taylor. Colin
Woods. William Perry, Jack and Cyril
McMurdo and Bernard Teel
Sumreli--Harrts.
quiet home wedding was solem-
nized at II A. NJ. on Thursday, at
the home of Mrs r. l. Stansill. In
| Roanoke. when her niece, Rhesa Cor
nelia Harris, became the bride of DR..
Guy Harold Sumrell. OF Greenville,
N. G. The lower suite OF rooms was
beautifully decorated with daisies and
ferns, the color scheme being yellow
ana white. The ceremony was per-
formed by tho Rev. John r. Vines,
in the presence of the relatives and