The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-02

acted as best man for Mr.. DIVINE
Miss Anice Atkinson rendered the
wedding music, A reception for tho
relatives and intimate friends OF the
bride and groom followed the care-
mony, and later in the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Divine left for q Northern
honeymoon.
Mademoise.le Boutin has made her
home In this city for the past three
years and IN welI-known in the social
circles OF Richmond. Mr.. Divine Is a
prominent newspaper man of this
State, having been editor and pro-
| prietor OF the Loudoun Mirror Mt
L>eesburg for a number of years. and
is now the associate editor and bust
ness manager Of the Tri-Weekly Her
aid, of Suffolk. Va.
To Spend July at Virginia Beach
Judge and Mrs. Edmund c. wad-
dill. OF this city have taken the Black
cottage at Virginia Beach for. the
month OF July. and will later 20 to
Lieutenant Edmund C. Waddill, u. 8.
A., of, Baltimore. probably will Join
them for "a short time.
Gwathncy-;Slaae~.
The marriage of Mrs. Virginia Day
Slater, OF Warrenton, and James Tenn
pie Gwathmey, OF New York, took
place yesterday at o'clock at the
home OF the brides Brother. d. Turner
Day, In Warrenton. The wedding was
very quiet. with onlv the immediate
families Of the contra citing PARTIES
present. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. Charles Wood, rector
OF the Church of the Covenant, Wash
ingtnn, ID. G. Mrs Slater was unat-
tended. A p. Gwathmey. Jr.. a
brother of the groom, acted as pes,
man Mr., and Mrs. Gwathmey left
iatef IN the afternoon Oh a private
Fcar for New York. After an extended
Trip in the North. they will return
10 Warrenton, where they will make
their home
MTR bNathmey, who was before her
FIRST marriage Miss Virginia pav Ia
we'll known throughout the State. She
is connected with some of the most
prominent families of Virginia. and la
one OF the leaders OF society in War
renton. Mr.. Gwnthmey. though a
stranger in Warrenton, has made a
host of friends there
| Colonial DANES Meet.
Inc regular monthly meeting of the
Colonial Danes was held yesterday
afternoon Mt S o'clock at the woman's
Club. This was the last meeting for
this season and IL was presided over
Mrs. William Ruffin Cox: Several new
members were elected at the meettnr.
and Mrs. Cox read a report of what
the Virginia Danes have accomplished
In this and past years toward restora-
+ uon, preservation and erecting mo-
morialK- The reports from the fol-
lowing offices were given: Mrs Henry
Rely. recording secretary. Mira. George
Bryan. corresponding secretary In place
n Ire
Mrs Granville Valentine, treasurer,
Mrs Arthur Scrivenor. registrar, in
place OF Mrs. Reginald. Gillian. who
was absent. Mre- Sally Nelson Robins.
Chairman of Nathaniel Bacon Tahlss
Committee: Mrs Banjamin puYcsl
chairman General Edward BradAooh
Marker Committees: Mrs. Otway War
wick. chairman OF PRICE Essays Com
mittee. Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins gave
a report Of the council which was halo
In Washington this spring. She was
a delegate from Virginia and gave a
full account of the busineas transacted
and thu social functions. A motion was
made and adopted that the Coioniai
Danes OF Virginia should 20 on rsoord
as advocates Of prepAredness- An sieo-
ton of officers was held. Mrs. Con
was unanimously reelected by r4sins
vote. and Mrs. Christopher Tompkins
H..
Sally Nelson Robins. second vice. presi-
dent. Members of the board we're nomi
| mated and from these ladies' tho other
officers will be chosen. An Informal
| reception followed the business ses-
sion.
Personal Mention.
Miss Kathryn Graves, 1913 Porter
Street, is spending a few weeks in
Washington, where she Is the guest
~ Miss Cornelia Walker.
Miss Judith Walden, who has been
spending the past six weeks at Sara
mac Lake, y Y, left there last We'd
nesday for Roanoke. where che will
spend the summer months. Her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs, Clarence Walden:
her brother, Albert Walden, and her
two sisters. the Misses Orie and Gladys
Walden. will Join her IN q few weeks
for the summer months.
Miss Virginia NJ. Driver. of Bridge |
water. 10 the guest Of Mrs NJ E.
Wright. 24oT Kensington Avenue. |
Later she will go TO walkerton to
visit Miss Virginia Warn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A, Duncan |
have returned to their home here. |
after spending several days with |
friends in Newport News,
Miss Irene Bass - Newport News