The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-02

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wn1ts ouisaznr sprfnss during the psst
week. aros Mr. and MrN. o&xrst Buck
ner Wall. Mr.. snd Mrs. d Soto Fits
gerald. Mr. and Hrs Thomas B. Scott,
Mr.. and NrA Granville Valentine, Mr..
and Mrs.. Bred Scott Campbell, Mrs.
George w. Bagby. Mrs. Gordon Bat
tie, Mira Henry Taylor. Miss Virginia
Fourth OF July Entertainment at the
Country Club.
The Country Club of Virginia has
arranged . Fourth of July entertain
msn< and informal hop. Supper will
ho served at tables arranged on the
terraces, and there will be fireworks
and other novel features for the
amusement of the guests Summer
flowers will carry out the color
scheme of red. white and blue In the
decorations, and there will be music
for dancing. A great many tables
have been already engaged. and a
large gathering of fashionable society
people will be present
Day-Young.
A quiet wedding took place on Fri
day morning at the home of Mrs.
M. w. Webb. 215 South Third Street,
when her daughter, Elsie Scott
Young, was married to Thurman
Oscar Day, the Rev. George w. Nc
Daniel. d. D., officiating, The bride
wore a dark blue taffeta suit and a
black picture hat, with a corsage
bouquet of orchids and lilies of the
valley. Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Day left for yell
low Sulphur Springs and other points
of interest. After July 18th they will
be at home at 219 South Third Street.
Deitz-Parrfsh.
The wedding of Miss Kathleen
Hillsman Parrish and the Rev. Owen
Osborne Dietz took place on Thurs
day at high noon at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. L.
Parrish, 604 Hawthorne Avenue, Gin
ter Park. The groom Is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James o. A. Deitz, OF
Rupert. w. Va The Rev. William
Lockhardt Ball performed the cere-
mony In the presence of a large COM
bride. who was given in marriage
by her father. wore dress of white
satin embroidered in pearls, and her
bouquet was OF white roses and lilies
of the valley. Her only ornament
was a diamond pendant given to her
by the groom. Mrs. J. B. Watkins.
Jr.. wearing white net over silk and
carrying Killarney roses. was the
dame OF honor. Little Emma D.
williams, who wore a frock OF white
net. scattered roses IN the brid| g
path F. c. Williams acted as best
man for the room Jacob Umlauf
was master of ceremonies. The wed
ding music was rendered by Profess
sor Jacob Reinhardt, and Mrs VIII
ham Re!nhardt sang Perfect Day"
and To-day during the ceremony.
Palms, roses and Easter lilies were
used TO decorate the house Later
Mr.. and Mrs. Deitz left for a motor
trip through the Valley Of Virginia
and Maryland. after which they will
visit hts home In West Virginia. On
home at so4 Hawthorne Avenue,
Ginter PARK.
Wedding Announced.
Mr., and Mrs. William Graham
Banks announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Annie, TO Carl Wei
l,ngton Johenning. The ceremony
took place on Monday morning at Z
O'Clock, the Rev. J. J. Wicker on
eating MIR. and Mrs. Jof1enntng left
Immediately for trip through the
mountains OF Virinfa. and they will
be at home after July tom at 1911
Virginia Avenue. Highland Park.
Carver-Bull.
The home Of Mrs. W. E. Bull
Onarcock. va. was the scene OF a
Qriet but very pretty marriage on
Wednesday morning, June 2sth. when
her daughter, Marie Walter, oecanle
the bride OF Monttord NJ. Carver. OF
South Hill, Va, Rev. II. P. Myers
officiating. The bride and groom,
preceded by Mrs. G. &. Walter and
Miss Evelyn Walter, entered the par
Tor to the strains OF the wedding
march from "Ichengrtn." rendered
by Miss Ida Fentress, where the bride
was given away by her brother. Joe
Bull F. o. Carver. or Rcxooro. n.
c.. acted as best man The ushers
were Blackwell scoggins, OF South
F4ll. Va, and Jeff Walter. OF Onley.
The little Misses Lydia Walter Mock
and Joe Leeford Mock were ring
bearers. carrying a beautiful wedding
ring on q Killarney rose The bride
wore a sark blue taHeta trave1in 8
suit and carried a shower bouquet OF
Bride roses Amid showers OF rice
the happy couple LEFT on the noon
express for Washington, y. c.. and
Atlantic City. They will be at home
20 their friends at South HilI, Va,
After July 18th. Only a few init
mate friends and relatives were pres
ant. A beautiful reception was ten
dered the bridal party and q few in
innate friends Tuesday evening at
the home OF the bride.
Says the Baltimore Sun:
The United States Ambassador to
ITALY and Mrs, Thomas Nelson Page
are guests at the Vanderbilt Hotel. In
New York. until sailing for Europe
They were the guests a short time ago
of the Rev. and Mrs Arthur Banks
dale Kinsofvfng at their home on
Saratoga Street. DR. and Mrs. Kin
solving and their family will again
spend the season at Fishers Island
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Chick--Harrfs.
One OF the prettiest marriages Of
the season was solemnised at Prospect
Methodist Church Wednesday after
noon. June 2Sth. when Miss Ora Har-
ris. daughter of James +. Harris, be-
came the bride of Claude Eivin
Chick. son Of the late Joseph Chick.
Of Prince Edward County.
Potted plants. foliage and cut flow
ers elaborateiy decorated the church.
the color scheme of pink and white
being most successfully carried out
A distinguished company OF friends
and relatives were present at the cere-
mony. which was performed by Rev.
T. NJ. Green. pastor of the bride.
Mrs. c. W. Crawley, Jr., played the