The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-29

Miss Virginia White. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. White, o,
~;lenesk." near Red Hin, Va, nc
charles Felix Cross. of Rtchmoh ="
vare married In Charlottesville
high noon on Christmas Day. IN
ceremony was performed by Rev. &c
I'll v Cook, at the FIRST Baptn'
church in charlottesville. MISS bisS"
white. sister of the bride, was maid
# honor. and Mr.. Hull. of Richmond.
was best man. Little Miss Halves
White. niece of the bride, was ring
bearer A luncheon followed the
ceremony after which Mr.. and mrs
Cross left for an extended Northern
tour. After January ! they viii be
at home in Richmond.
Nanny--Crute.
OF great interest to Richmohd So
t,icty is the marriage which was SOL
emnized In Mecklenburg County yes
terdny at ! O'Clock. when MISS ANNIE
Mae Crute daughter OF Mr.. ara Mrs
William Hutcheson Crlite. became the
bride Of Isaac Taylor Nanny, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph n. Nanny. The
wedding was solem niyed In Rehoboth
church N.cklenburg County. by Rev
l. W St3f Miss Corinne Park Cor
don sang Because" before the cere-
nonv and Miss Bert McAden rendered
the wedding marches.
The church was beautifully decorat-
cd with cversrecns. holly. fern ana
poinsettia and IL was lighted ny can
dies Joseph Hunter Crute. the
brides brother. gave her in marriage.
rhe bride wore travelling suit of
dark blue velour trimmed with seal
with gray hat, gloves and shoes. her
flowers were a corsage OF Palma vio-
let's Her sister was the only attend
ant She wore a frock or dark piue
charrnense trimmed with silver lace
with picture hat to match. Her
hcuaue: was of Brides roses j. G.
Won1ack. of nanville, Va, acted az
best man and Sterling Hutcheson. l>u-
cius e. Simmons, James {. Jessup ana
Eddie w. Gordon were the ushers
reception was held Wednesday
esening i'm honor Of the bridal party.
Fern. holly. and vases of cut flowers
decorated the parlors A large num-
ebr OF guests attended.
Mr.. and Mrs Nanny left late yes
f,~dax afternoon for Washington.
Philadelphia and New York. After
January 10. they viii be at home IN
Mecklcnburg County, Va.
CONGRATULATIONS.
Mr.. and Mrs Montgomery Peters
Williams. Of Norfolk. announce the
Eitza beth, TO Charles Thomas stan
worth. of New Orleans, la. on Thurs
day evening. December q, ut the resi-
denc. of Miss williams sister and
brother in law. Mr. and Mrs. William
/ Britton. Of 457 Lincoln Place
Brooklyn MIR. Williams gave his
daughter in marriage and the cere'
mony was performed by the Kew
Curtis Lee Laws ID ID, or brooklyn
IN the presence OF the bfldes lii,h'e'
diate family. Nj William +. Shaw
az st Louis. Mo, MAS Mr. Stanworth'
hest man, After the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanworth left FOR the Soutf
and will ne. at home after February
At 1915 Colonial Avenue, Norfolk
spend Honeymoon Here.
MIR. and Mrs. John -. Macarthur
who were married III Durham, y. {.
SUNDAY afternoon at J O'CLOCK arr
spending their honeymoon IN hlch
mcnd. Mrs. Macarthur before hei
marriage was Mrs. Sarah G. Perry
After stay here they viii return t'
Durham. where they viii make theil
'iIture home
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
4 pretty marriage was s"lthihi%e'
rrrsdaN afternoon AT 3 O'Clock al th'
bnne of Mr. and Mrs. Henry stephen
SON. in Algier Avenue. Durham y
- when their daughter. Miss Aim'
Stephenson. became the bride OF ''a
L,iel Morton. Of Holly Springs.
IT was "A quiet hume affair and only
few friends and relatives of th'
tq.tae couple witnessed the ceremony
vaich was performed by the Rev, Z
e., Smith. of the Edgemont i3aptis
r'aurCh.
Mr.. and Mrs Morton left the city
81. the afternoon and viii spend sofn'
al me a; Richmond and other Nof'h
~ points. They will he at nome a,
er january at Broadway n -
..-hpre MIR Morton is engaged IN Inc
Christmas Dinner Dance.
The WrstmoreIand cub pFesenttt
festive appearance last nlSht lo
d.. Christmas dinner dance, whlcf
,sA held from to IL o'clock. foii'
4 cedar draped the windows, les
..pned the walls OF the dining room
ftyinod the colonial pillars Gus
.< 81 poinsettia dotted the corners
=. the room ana vari-colored HRhu
..ed rainbow rolors ever the com
,,4rt. Those reserNing tables were
ar and Mrs w L.. Shepherd. ktch
M ,bsterloh W. II. trquhart, j. Is
.arrlsh. II. B Sydnor, Mr.. and Mrs
.ade Spice@, Archer q. Jones y
..oeal Turpn, James Cannon, j. l.
l.. -. ~
T. Norman Numbers of othel
t,artles occdpied tables
Tea For lounser Set.
Miss Dorothy Saul the young
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. saul
d Gresham Court entertained hei
school friends at tea yesterday ar
seinoon from to O'Clock. MISS
Dorothy Grice assisted Miss Dorothy
saul IN receiving Christmas decora-
sons OF holly, cedar and polnsettia
decorated the parlors for the occa-
son Miss Gladys Saul, sister of the
Young hostess. served at the punch
bowl. About thirty friends called
during the afternoon.
Richmond Girl in Baltimore.
Mrs r. Garland Tinsley gave a
eharmingly arranged luncheon We'd
aesday for her daughter, Miss Louise
rinsley. at their home on St Paul
Street. Baltimore. taking the party ia
The Academy of Music afterward
where they occupied two boxes To See
Daddy Long Legs
Luncheon was served at two large
tables. gayly arranged with Christ
mas decorations, the guests being
Miss Elizabeth Gordon, Miss Anne
Huntly Gordon Miss Virginia 1nglis