The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-30

Those going with Mr. and Mrs Piely
are James Rely, Miss Emma Rely,
Mrs j. Linwood Antrim. Miss Nora
Lee Antrim, Miss Mamie Mason Lee,
Of Whitewater; Miss Frances Jordan
and Charles Patterson Cardweil, Jr..
of The Oaks" Hanover.
Ambassador Page Returns To Italy.
The United States ambassador to
Italy. Thomas Nelson Page. and Mrs.
Page arrived in Rome on~Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Page were IN this coun-
try in the early summer and spent
several weeks with relatives and
friends in Richmond and at the old
| Page home In Hanover County. The
Pages have n beautiful villa outside
Of Rome and they will probably spend
the remainder of the heated term at
this estate.
Newsome- Murfee.
The home OF Mrs. r. c. Murfee. in
Mount Vernon Avenue. Port Norfolk,
was the scene OF a pretty wedding
Wednesday evening at o'clock. when
her daughter. Daisy Murfee. became
the bride OF Thomas Moore Newsome,
Jr.. son of Thomas Moore Newsome.
of Southampton County, Virginia. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
| Norfolk BAPTIST Church. before an i'm
/ prosi%ed altar of cut flowers. ferns
| and CO lies. The wedding music was
| rendered by Miss Katherine Arm
| strong and just before the marriage
| took place Miss Phoebe Bailey sang.
20 Promise Me-"
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother. James Murfee
wore a stylish going-avay suit of mid
i night hlna fTnra Win Saf eyta
| to match and wore a corsage bouquet
| of Brides roses and lilies of the vaLv
ley
The maid Of honor was the brides
sister. Miss Carrie Murfee, and she
wore a. pretty gown of pink taYeta
with overdress of pink net and car
! ried pink Killarney roses. william
Claud, or Portsmouth, a cousin OF the
| bridegroom. was the best man
Immediately after the ceremony
| Mr.. and Mrs. Newsome left for a we'd
| ding trip North, and on their return
/ VIII reside In Southam pton County.
To Give Ball,
| me U. d. c. Chapter of Amelia are
very much Interested and working
hard over the Confederate ball that
VIII be given at Otterburn Hotel on
| FRIDAY. August 4. It will be an old
fashioned affair with square dances.
/ '~AA@S~N SSAisi A"O~StrpS The 0TQET. OF the
| evening. closing with the old time Vfr-
g1nfa reel. Tom Booker. Polk wylte,
VIII and Floyd Tucker will furnish the
| music for this occasion.
To Entertain House Party.
Early In August Miss Isabel Scott
ana Miss Elizabeth Scott will entertain
an attractive group OF girls and bows
| at Royal Orchard" the summer
estate OF their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick William Scott, near Alton.
IN Albernarie County. Their guests
WIN include number of the younger
set OF Richmond. For the past week
the Misses Scott have been visiting
relatives at the White Sulphur
! Springs
| Informal Tea.
/ Mrs. A. Stuart Robertson and Miss
| Elizabeth Atkinson entertained at
Mansfield" in Staunton. on Thursday
afternoon from 4 to s at an informal
tea Mrs e. Erskine Miller and her
guest, Mrs. Lloyd Freeman. of Wash
inston. presided at the punch bowl.
Those assisting In doing the honors of
the occasion we're Mrs. r. Granville
Curry of Washington; Mrs. Conrad
Johnson of Alexandria, both OF whom
are spending the summer In Staun-
ton; Misses Sarah Robertson and
Marie Bowies.
Finch-Quarles.
The handsome home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. l. Qrarlee. of Castle Craig"
was the scene of very pretty home
wedding on Wednesday when their
youngest daughter, Mary, became the
bride of George r, Finch, CT Lynch
burg.
The parlor was decorated with ferns
| and potted plants, the color scheme
being green and pink
At 4 o'clock the officiating minister.
tho Rev. w. L. Mays. the groom's pas
tor. entered. followed by the bridal
party. to the strains OF the wedding
march played by Mrs. p. NJ Peerman.
First came Miss Cora Quaries. sister
OF the bride. maid -of-honor, followed
By Miss Lille Finch. sister OF tho
groom. with ]. b. Pribbie; next came
the groom. wsth his best man. H. L.
the bride with her brother, e., u.
| ouaraes. who gave her In marriage.
She was handsDmsiyf UownAl 4 10