The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-06
GIVES LUNCHEON FOR
MISS ELLIE v. Page
Art Club Opens Exhibit Today-ln'
teresting Wedding An
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nounccment
Miss Martha Chamberlayne valen-
tine has issued invitations for
luncheon which will take place at
her apartment at the Monroe Terrace
today at 2 o'clock. The affair is given
In honor OF her guest Miss Ellie Wood
Page, OF the University Of Virginia.
and Miss Betty Hcughton. of Boston,
MANS, who is visiting Miss Mary SAT-
ford Munford. Covers will be laid
for ten. and the invited guests include
members Of the younger society set.
At the Art Club.
This afternoon at the Art Club OF
Richmond at 4:30 o'clock the annual
exhibition CT students work will be
opened. at which time the instruc-
tors in the art school conducted by
the club will speak to the members.
Miss Houston. Miss Baughman and
Miss Clark will take for their sub
iect Modern Art Schools Of New
York and Paris" Owing to the revo-
luton which has taken place in re-
cent years in the method of teaching
art. both in this country and abroad,
this subject is felt to be most timely
one.
Carter-Huriey. X
Announcement has just been made
of the approaching marriage Of Pro-
fcssor Guy Lee Carter. OF Virginia
Christian College. Lynchburg. and
Miss Mary Louise Hurley. The we'd
ding wiz take place at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
G. Hurley. OF Rockville. Md, on
Thursday evening June 3. at 1850
O'Clock. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. O. c. Barnes. pas
tor of the Christian Church at Rock
vile. Miss Anna p. Hurley. sister OF
the 5ride-to-bc. will he maid OF honor.
and Mr. Thomas Garrett best man.
In addition to his W, X in Virginia
Christian eotierr, Professor Carter is
also the State Bible school secretary
OF the Disciples of Christ in Virginia.
and until recently made his headauar-
tiers In Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs Car
ter VIII leave Immediately after tho
ceremony for Northern trip, and will
he at home To their friends in Lynch
burg after the 25th OF June.
Icwis-Lcebr,ck.
The wedding of Miss Blanche Lee
brick daughter of Mrs. j. r. Leehrick,
of r,ikton. Va. 10 Or. Lunsford Hox-
lev Lewis. son of the late d. s. Lewis.
az Harrac nburg and nephew OF
Judge l.. l.. | evils. of this city, took
place on the lawn OF the brides home
Yesterday evening ut 1880 o'clock.
Tae Rev. J. X. Ellis. OF Yancy. Va,
assisted hy the Rev. II. l. Walton.
performed the ceremony in the pres
ence of r large gathering of friends
and relatives Ct the bride and groom.
Pink and white garden flowers were
used to decorate the house and the
lawn together with roses. snapdragons
and sweetpeas. Miss Leebrick wear
ing a gown of white net and Georsette
crepe over white taffeta. was given in
rlarr:age br ~her brother. j. Harry
Lcehriek Her long tulle veil VIII
extend to the hem of une dress being
secured to her hair with sprays OF
lilies of the valley. A shower OF the
same kind OF flowers comprised her
bouquet Miss Grace Evelyn Lee
brick was her sisters maid of honor.
She wore dainty frock of white mar
ouixe,ta embroidered with pink, and
hcr bouquet was cf pink Killarney
roses little Misses Evelyn and
Kathleen Snap wearing white or
CANDY dresses with pin.t ribbons, were
the ribbon girls. They carried French
baskets filled with pink roses. John
Tompkins of Elkton. was the groom
hest man. Just befors the ceremony
Miss Fife Brown. cf Spring Lake.
Reach n. j.. sang some beautiful Sc
lections. Mrs Harry L. Walton. OF
Penn Laird, Va rendered the wedding
music from "Lohengrin" as a process
sional After the ceremony recep-
ton took place on the lawn. punch be-
ing served under the rose arbor. AZ
lock a seated supper was served
the house guests, DR.. Lewis and his
bride left later in the evening for
Northern trip. Some, OF those from
n distance attending the wedding were:
Miss Garyaret Ould. of Baltimore.
Nd; Miss Ellie Brown, OF Spring
Lake n. j.. Miss Evelyn Conan. OF
Glasgow. Va: Miss Irene Sibert, OF
Harrisonhurg, Va: Miss Irene Sipe.
Of Rridgewater, Va: Mrs. d. 8. Lewis,
of Clifton Forge, Va; NJ. B. Lewis.
of Clifton Forge. Va, j. B. Lewis. oil
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss X. w. Heineman. OF this city.
and Dave Moran. of Denver. Colo.
were married in Norfolk on Sunday.
They will make their future home in
tt is city.
Miss Guigon's Musicale.
On Friday afternoon the members
Of Miss Guigon's class gave a charm
ing musical. The class included some
of the most prominent children In
the smart society set and their re-
oitals are always interesting events.
The following program was rendered.
Miniature Melodies.
Grandpa, Come ana Dance WITH
Me-" class.
serenade tMartin), Miss Mildred NJ.
Gates.
Evening Song (Martin). Little Con-
servation'' (Martin). Miss Anna Chris
tIan Guy. :.
Song of the Mermaid. from "Obe-
ron.' Miss Mary X. Hill, Miss Maria
8. Bemiss.
Lullaby (Martin). Dance Light
"" Miss Virginia l. Smith.
There Were Three Little Kittens
Who Put on Their Mittens." Miss Ger
trude C. Ryland and Kittenx Piano.
Miss Elizabeth Robertson.
Sunshine" (Gurlett). Miss Maria
l. Bemiss.
Minuet, Miss Margaret Chestcrman.
''Marionettes," Miss Louise H.
Smith.
'seasheli Murmuring in Every
Ear" Miss Mary X. Hill. Violin. Miss
Llsa 0uigon.
Maxurka. Miss Helen Chiles.
Song Of Napies' tLow), Miss An
ME b. Mathews. Miss Wilhemina R
Baughman.
Air from III Trovatore" (verdi).
-hSiaa HRacy K HILL Piano, Miss Elix.