The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-21
ANNE MYERS CnrICTV
Society Editor. W Res
HUGHES-METCAlF
WEDDING YESTERDAY
Beautiful Home Nupaai bNe"''
Easter Egg Hunts Planned
Many ENGAGEMENTS

home OF the brides parents, MI. atIp
Mrs. George Lee Hughes. 3l4 Nortn
Park Avenue, when their daush'ei;
Marian virginia, became the BRIDE OF
Mavna Carr Metcalf The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. W. I.
James. pastor OF Grove-Avenue Bap-
tist Church, in the presence OF TeIa-
ttves and a few intimate friends, Inc
bride. who was given in marriage oy
her father, wore a dress OF DARK piue
taffeta silk and carried bouQuet OF
orchids and lilies of the valley. MISS
Jessie Peter son. OF Anderson, w. Va
the maid of honor, was gowned IN ON
rose and her flowers were sweet peas.
MIss ella Mae Perrin was bridesmaid.
She wore a dress of old rose char
meuse. w. e. Metcaf, brother or the
groom. acted as best man and Drewry
Jones was q groomsman. Palms and
shaded lights decorated the house and
the wedding march from bohengrln
was rendered by Miss bllian Bow
man. After the cerernonw Mr.. and
Mrs Metcalf left for a Northern we'd
ding trip. and on their return will
make their home at Si4 North Park
etreet.
To Spend Easter Here.
Miss Mary Thurman, of Ohio. who
has been a student at Bryn Mawr
College this season, arrived yesterday
Easter
Malvern c. Patterson, At their home,
''Hili Crest" on the Cary Street Road.
ON Monday Mas Thurman will go to
Charlottesville to he the guest Of Miss
Mary Massie. and while there she
will attend the Easter dances at the
University OF Virginia.
Colonel McCnbe To Preside.
Colonel w. Gordon McCabs will pre-
sida over the quarterly meeting of tins
board OF governors OF the Descendants
OF the Declaration o. independence,
which Will be held today at the wal
dorf-Astorta In New York Coionei
McCahs is the national president OF
this society,
.paniel--Hawlxins.
Union NJ E Church. Houston. Vir-
winia. was the scene 81 a pretty we'd
ding on Tuesday afternoon at 1880
o'clock when Miss Sue Garry Hawkins.
daughter OF Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Hawkins became the bride of Charles
Gilkey Daniel. son Of IL. ]. Daniel, OF
south Boston The Rev. =. Il. John
son performed the ceremony In the
presence Of large gathering or
friends and relatives OF the bride and
bridegroom. A color scheme OF green
and white was carried out in the
church with potted plants and cut
nowers Just before the bridal party
entered the church Mrs. r. Holt Eas~
ley sang Because" and the wedding
march rroW Iohengrin was rendered
by Mrs Margaret Shearer. who also
plaved "Traumeret" SOFTLY during the
ceremony. The bride. who. WAS given
ip marriage h. her uncle. w Holt,
wore smart travelling dress OF mid
riKht blue with hat and gloves 70
match She carried bouquet or
Brides foses and lilies OF The valley,
M5se Kate Holt Hawkins. sister OF
the bride. was the maid or honor ana
only attendant. She was gnWned IN
blle slta trimmed in silver and she
wore = becoming picture hat Her
bouquet was OF Killarney roses. Miss
MARY Holt. who carried the ring m
calla lily. wore a dainty lingerie frock
trimmed I'm pink ribbons, William
I1earan. Of Brunswick County acted
"a best man and the ushers were Her
bert Potts =. W. Leaman, J. j.
Robertson and Wallace Ballow. Inn
nedately after the ceremony MT.
Daniel and his bride left foc wash
tnston and other points North.
Among the out-of-town guests
present at the wedding were. Mrs. c
II. Rncker. Of Prince Edward County.
Miss Gertrude Tavlor. OF Emporia
Miss Lula walker Mrs. l.. =, Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. william Renefieid, Of
r>aneille William and r W. Lea,nan,
If Brunswick County Ny aud Mrs.
J n Moody, Of North Carolina Mr..
snd Mrs J. y. Carter, and Mr.. and
Mrs Hubert Fslanl. Of Prospect Va,
Easter Egg Hunt,
There win he an Easter egg huu'
this afternoon at 3 o'clock at 5000
West Cary street for the benefit Of
Calvary Baptist Church. Admission
will be Ave cents and refreshments
will be for sale.
Recent Wedding.
The wedding of Miss Eva Murdoch
10 DIR. George =. La Rogue, which
took place at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Muir
dock In Highland Park on wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock IS an event
OF great interest 10 this city DIR.
La Rogue Is a son Of the late Mr.
and Mrs. w. n. La Rogue, of kins-
ton, n. c.. and both he and Miss Muir
dock have many friends and relatives
IN Richmond.
Easter lilies palms and candles
were used in an artistic way about
the house. Miss Lucille NJ. Gwathmey,
niece OF the bride. played the we'd
ding marches, rendering 80 Believe
Me- and 20 Promise Me" very softly
during the ceremony which was per-
formed by the Rev. j. J. Wicker,
The bride entered the drawing room
with her maid of honor, Miss Eleanor
NJ HAYNES. She was smartly dressed
IN a travelling suit of navy blue ga bar
dine and black taffeta with a hat to
match, and her bouquet was of or
chids and lilies of the valley. The
maid Of honor wore a dress of pale
pink raffeta and carried an arm bou
Guet of pink roses. Little Miss Laura
Brown Gwathmey. niece OF the bride,
who acted as flower girl. wore frock
OF orchid colored silk and carried a
French basket of rosebuds. W. r.
la Rogue. of Kinston. n c. was his
brothers best man. DR.. La Rogue
and his bride left for a northern
wedding trip and after the 10th of
May will make their home at 1911
Virginia Avenue, Highland Park |
Some of the guests from a distance
at the wedding were: Lloyd La Rogue.
w -. La ROGUE, Frank La Rogue
Nal La. Rogue. OF Kinston: Q. X
la Rogue. of Columbia, S. G.; r. r. /
Murdoch, OF Lynchburg; Mrs. u A.
Rillingsly, of King George County, and
others.
Marriages Announced.
Mrs. Ellen Hazelgrove Moore an
pounces the marriage of her daugh-