The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-26
Amons n. interesting affairs Of the

Among the interesting Affairs Of the
week will be the house party when
viii be given by Miss Maria Wiiliaihs'
che younx daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
LAWS Catlett Williams. OF the Cary
street. Road The guests will INCLUDE
seven giris and they will arrive to-
dAy. They are Miss Susan Roy Johns
ton. Miss Dorothy Robins, Miss Cyare
0euiss. Miss Eleanor Williams Miss
Ruth Gordon. Miss Virginia Williams
and Miss Maria Ward Williams ON
Thursday afternoon Miss Williams
vtIl entertain at an afternoon tea in
honor of her guests and those who
win assist her in receiving Will De
Mics Mary Mason Anderson, Miss
Elisabeth Gibson. Miss Margaret Will
itans and Miss Susanna Willtama
Frayeer--Brown
On Saturday morning quiet we'd
ding was soiemnized at the home OF
the brides parents, DIR, and Mira.
Robert A. F'rayser, 3o4 North Row
hnd Street, when their daughter,
SeUie alberta, became the bride or
James Herndon Brown. formerly OF
Culpeper, but now Of this city me
Rev. william I.ockhart Ball perform
"a tho ceremony and later Mr.. Brown
and his bride left for Northern trip
after the 10th of July,
Huches-Quiscnter
Barton Heights Methodist Church
vos artistically decorated on Satur-
day evening al y O'Clock tor the we'd
ding OF Miss Mary Bronaugh Quisen-
berry daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
1homAG A. Quisenberry and Hunter
Russell Hughes. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence e. Hughes. of Battery Court
Palms, ferns and lighted candles were
u0ad for tho decorations and the cere-
uony WAS performed by the Rev. ].
Arthur Winn, pastor Of the church.
Tho wedding march was rendered by
NIse Alice Satterfeld. and the "Baca~
role from the Tales OF Hoffman"
was played softly during the cere-
mony. Mrs Robert Hudgins sang Il
Love You Truly just before the bridal
party entered the church. The bride.
who was given in ira rrfasc by her
father wore a dress Of ivory silk net,
which was made over duchess satin.
finished in cloth Of silver and ire
descent beading. Her veil was of
flesh -colored tulle and was caught
with pearls. She carried a shower of
white roses and lilies of the valley
Azias Ella Quisenberry was her sisters
maid OF honor. She wore dress of
peach blow taffeta, finished with lace,
with a hat of black malins and her
fowers were Sunburst roses and lilies
OF the valley. The four bridesmaids
were Miss Julia Gpratley Miss Park
Norris. Miss Ammo Fletcher and Miss
lillian Harding Miss Rpratley wore
Q Dress of rose-colored georgette
crepe. Miss Norris wore similar
frock of blue. Miss Fletcher wore
green, and Miss Harding wore yellow.
Their hats were made TO match their
frocks and they carried baskets OF
vari-colored sweetpeas and yellow
roses Little Miss Cathryn Gwaltney
of Hewlett, carrying a basket OF rose
petals and dressed in white net with
white ribbons, preceded the bride to
the altar. The ribbons were held by
little Misses Mary and Matte Hughes,
small sisters OF the groom. Their
dresses were of white organdie. with
pink and blue ribbons They carried
small shepherds crooks, wrapped with
Mowers. to which the ribbons were
fastened. Clarence r. Hughes, Jr.,
was his brothers best man and the
ushers included Austin W. Marten-
ste4n. Jr. Thomas q. Fletcher, Her
bert Mann and Lorraine Hughes Later
In the evening Mr.. Hughes and bride
left for Allegheny Inn, Goshen, where
they will spend two weeks after
which they will be at home to their
friends at at6-C Sycamore Street Bar.
ton Heights. On Friday evening q
reception was given IN the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gutenberg. which waa
decorated with ferns daisies and yell
low candles Smiiax with daisies
formed the center OF the table IN the
dining-room. Some OF the guests at
the wedding from out Of town were
Il. o. Wirgman. OF Romney. w. Va |
Mrs J. D. Gwaitney and Miss Cathryn
Gwalfney, OF Hewlett, Va. Miss Edith
wirgman and Stewart Wfrgman, OF
Washington. D. e; L 1. Polhta, OF
Baltimore Nd: Miss Edna Wirgpan,
of Baton Rouge, La. Miss Park Nor
Fss. Of Miller School, Va.
Leaving Town.
iMSe- r. }. Jones win leave Tue saay
for ChGrieston. ". Va. where she VIII
Join her daughter. Mrs. Marjorie
Thornton. and little granddaughter
Phy1ifs, and later they will visit At
fanf4c City ana other places OF inter
est
MISUNDERSTANDING
The marriage Of Miss Zena weud-
finger and Wade Courtney was soiem.
mixed On Friday afternoon In the rec
tory OF ST. Peters Catholic Church
by the Rev. Father Joseph J. Magri
The wedding was to have taken place
In September, but when Mr.. Cortnsy
who il a member or the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues, responded t.
the cali OF the colors preparatory &c
servic in Mexico. he ana his hancea
dec4oe to marry without further de.
lay. FRS Courtney Ia the grand
dsught@r OF Casper wendlinger. and
Mr.. Courtney In q nephew of the late
81. a.. su *. Courtney.
sS '~S7 p'yer Garden Club to Meet.
The James River Garden Club will
meet this afternoon ut 430 O'Clock
at the home OF Mrs Coleman Wort.
ham. In Chesterfield County. AL
members are requested to bring speci
mems of summer vegetables and an,
unusual flowers in their gardens.
PERSONAL Mention.
Miss Neil Carneal has returned Il
after an extended stay IL
New York
t3Ts Turs Blanton will return u
sse a today, after a VISIT TO hel
Us. X f. Piikinton. in Wash.
lnston.
s9iss Myrtle Van %ess and Mis-