Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
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Np.'oh SiNen there by Governor Henry
'arter stuart In honor Of the Colonial
Dunes Of America I'm the State OF
NlrSinia. and their guests from various
'thcr States. The reception WAS held
Immediately after the ceremonies incl
cent to the unwilling of II tablet to the
i mamory OF Nathaniel Bacon, which has
"ech placed just over the Speakers
mar IN the hall of the House Of Dele
s"'cS by the Virginia Danes.
rink and white flowers were used in
ne state dining room and the same
looms were used throughout the lower
hoor or the Executive Mansion. AS
sStins Governor Stuart I'm doing the
h"nors for the afternoon were Mrs.
N"chibald a. Campbell, Of wytheville,
sister OF Governor stuart; Mrs. william
''nfiin Cox. president OF the Colonial
I'ImcS OF Virginia and honorary prcsi
Htnt OF the national society: Mrs. J.
i"ylor EllysOn. wife OF the Lieutenant
GOVERNOR OF Nirg mia: Mrs. Nathaniel r.
haton. OF Peace Dale, r. l., first vice
president OF the national society; Mrs.
Hibert Suassat, second vice president OF
the national society: Mrs. Cornelia Will
!iams. the newly elected national his
torian and president Of the Illinois
society: Mrs. Gillette. president of the
wyoming society; Mrs Woodman, pre-
sidcn' Of the West Virginia society:
Mrs Webb, president Of the Maine
c!ety: Mrs walker. president Of the
California society, and Mrs. w. n. +
Lee. OF IlavenswUOd.
Luncheon for Mrs. Hnvemeycr.
Mira. Thomas l.. Moore gave a lovely
Nnhct luncheon yesterday at her coun-
Wy place, "Moorcland Farm in honor
- her mother. Mrs j. G. Havemcyer. Of
New York. Wildflowcrs were used 10
hc"orate the house, as we'll as the wide
p'r'hcs and baskets and bowls Of late
apr'nS blossoms were arranged every
where. Mrs. Moore received in a gown
n N oh ri,
ava her flowers were lilies Of the val
10Y The guest Of honor wore a gown
~ maure silk. drapcd in Japanese lace.
Nth corsase bouquet OF orchids.
Prominent Enlargement.
Nn item Of wide interest to society
~ Virginia appearing In the Knoxville
p"p"rs. Is tho announcement by Mr..
Hnd Mrs Phillip j. Briscoe, Of the en-
shrcm.nt and approaching marriage OF
'hcir daughter. Rose Chambers Bris-
nc I" j. Harmon Schoolfield. Of Bos-
ton Mass. the marriage to I've celebrat-
cd on June !. at Hill Top Farm" the
'"pntry home Of the brides parents
n"Hr knoxville
Miss Briscor who personally has "a
W'd" acqua intaucc throughout the
N'"'c iF a granddaughter OF the late
"i"ncl Thomas r Goode. Of Buffalo
i.ithn Springs. and Boydtou. and of
Mrs Thomas r Goode, Of Boydton and
niece OF Colone! Thomas T. C;oode. of
~" 'Ih"T Stnarth stan. Miss Bris-
l""'s mother will be remembered in
Virginia ns Miss Marian Goode a beau
=" and belle If the eighties
fir Schoo!f'cld 10 the son ~ the late
lines T.. Schooltield. Of Danville. one
NE founders OF the Riverside Cot
i'' MILE. and Of Mrs. l.. - school
ne'!' OF I'anN'llc. aud Is prominently
,onnectcd with business interests in
Boston
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
-" Wednesday evening. May 3. at
O'Clock at the country home Of Mr. and
airs Starkey Hare. near this city. was
celebrated the marriage Of Miss
''nnchc Nelson. daughter Of Mr. and
Ill .NrmiStc"d Nelson, Of Stafford. aud
''h'rlcs Edward Rlandford. Of Bland.
f"r''. England Rev. Thomas Faulkner,
of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. per-
formed the ceremony The bride wore
s"Wn OF pearl gray crepe tie chine and
toorEete crepe, with a modish hat to
match, and carried II shower bouquet Of
ninh sweet peas. The bridesmaids. Miss
'"rHm'e pmoon' OF Fredericksburg.
40 MISS Julia MhCCorkle OF Harrison.
h'rs' wore gowns OF Gcorgette creme
hsaGcd IN old rose aud picture hats
IGcH carried noseeays OF white sweet
neaS The bride Mas given away bv
her cousin, NJ. Wallace Moncure. Of
Richmond, and Lewis Frank Tcrre,I
"iS" OF this city. WAS the grooms best
man
The house was beautifully decorated
IN doEwood blossoms and pink and
WhNe carnations. Dinner was served
dfinr the ceremony Following :; we'd
ding trip North, Mr. and Mrs Blandford
VII he al home near Richmond
To Visit Relative. Here.
ne marriage OF Miss Blanche iech.
.rr ana William Brewster Valentine
vas celebrated in New York CITY al
=, Thomas's Church on Wcdnnsd,y
May i. at high noon. Mr. and Mrs
aient!ne are now spending their hon
eymoon at old Point Comfort. and
MI Iater visit relatives in Richmond
interesting Lecture nj wOman's <lub
BIRD Migration" was the subject ~
most interesting and scholarly lee
'u-. given last evening before III.
MEMBERS OF The Woman's club and
heir guests by William Todd NJ
Todd is a very agreeable speaker. md
MS lecture was beautifully illustrated
Win stereopticon pictures. Many in
l-restinG facts, both educational and
farming were brought out by the
fr!tnds and their habits 4 number
a. prominent guests were invited to
near Mr.. Todd discuss the bird world
last evening.
Mrs. Moses D. Hoge, president Of tho
\udubon Society of Richmond. was
chairman OF the afternoon. and intro
Gured the speaker. The club WAS dec
Grated for the occasion with vases and
bbWIs OF spring mowers.
'luiet Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Susie Booth
White and Ralph Davidson Gum was
quietly celebrated on Saturday. MAY 6,
a; high noon at the home OF the bride,
~ East Franklin Street. The cere
m"ny was performed by DR.. James
Nelson In the presence OF the immedi-
ate families.
Miss Evans EntertaIns.
Miss Annie l.. Evans was hostess
saturday evening at miscellaneous
shower at her home. given in honor
Of her sister. Miss L. Blanche Evans
whose wedding takes place May 10 to
Walter c. Mann. The entire lower floor
"as decorated in pink and white Miss
Virginia Payne rendered the wedding
march, while little Miss Jane DECKER
son and Miss Phillis Parkinson dressed
- cupids. brought in large express
wagon with the presents. Miss Ruby
J. Walton presided at the punch bowl
Those present were Miss Louise Meigle.
Miss Ethel Rose, Miss Marie Reddin,
T,DDiSC NeiS1er Miss