Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-31
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Another interesting wedding to be
celebrated this week is that OF Mile
Jeanne Renee Boutin, daughter OF the
late Monsieur and Mtdame f. Boutin
or France, to Arthur Fa'-fax Divine
son OF the late MIR. an Mrs. F. A.
DIVINE. The ceremony Ill take place
Tomorrow evening at NSclock nj the
home OF MIR. and Mrs lunord Ran
dolph Caperton. Ole PARK Avenue. with
only small company Of ra atives and
friends present. Rev. G.NNFreeland
Peter. rector of st. James episcopal
perton will be the brides T. aid Of
honor. and four little girls-Amanda
Stewart Bryan. Helena Caperton.
sarah Montague Caperton and Mary
Clifford Caperton-will hold the rib
hons. William Marshall. Jr. will be
Mr.. Divines best man.
small reception will follow the
ceremony. after which Mr.. Divine and
his bride vii leave for wedding
journey
H"ids Literary Session.
a The Commonwealth Chapter, y. a.
SR.. was the guest of Mrs. j. 4. Hoof-
nagle at Ashland on Saturday after
noon in it's celebration of the memory
OF Patrick Henry. he having been
born in May and in the County Of
The program consisted OF both vocal
and instrumental music.
Mrs. James Lyons. Ereat-grand-
daughter of Patrick Henry, delighted
the members with stories Of the old
time darkies at Red Hill. the Henry
home.
Pictures Of tho home. with It's love-
ly old-fashioned garden were cx-
hibited: also tho old key 10 the home
which was used by the chairman Of tho
evening to call the assembly TO order.
Decorations were in pink roses Re-
freshments were served by four little
girls. dressed in red. white and blue
Prominent Wedding.
wedding OF much interest In fash
1onablc circles in Washington and
Richmond was celebrated on Saturday
afternoon at o'clock In the brides
nome. 1875 1 Street In Washington.
when Miss Mabel Johnson. daughter OF
MI and Mrs. Ralph Cross johnson,
was married TO Marshall Ianghorne
secretary OF the American embassy
ut The Hague. Their marriage was
set for Easter, and tho groom was de-
tanned in Europe on official dutv, onlv
arriving In this country a few DAYS
ago. The ceremony was performed in
the presence OF the two families and
group of intimate friends. by Rev
George W. Douglass, of the Cathedral
OF New York. assisted by Rev Roland
Cotton Smith, OF Washington DIT
Cary LanGhorne was his brothers best
man. and Mr. and Mrs Langhorne left
Immediately for brief honeymoon
before sailing on Saturday for Hol-
land. on tho St Paul The bride is
widely related in Richmond. and fro
quently visits her cousin. Miss Ca
hriella Page. al 5l2 West Franklin
Street.
Mr.. Lanshorne is one Of tho six sons
OF the late John p. Langhorre. Of
Washington and Virginia. Major
George T Langhorne. L. &. A.. former
~ military attache at Berlin. and now
in command OF a regimen, in Texas.
is brother. az is DR. Cary I.anEhorne
L. 5. y. His sisters are: Mrs w w
Gwathmey, OF Virginia: Mrs Powell
Clayton. Jr. OF this city. and Mrs.
STANLEY Washburn. Of Minneapolis
Illustrated Lecture.
Rev. c. l.. Crane. Of Central Africa.
Will give illustrated lecture on his
work among the natives OF that coun-
try AT s:l5 o'clock this evening in
the First Presbyterian Church All
interested are cordially invited to at
tend.
Attractive Booth.
The Junior Oakwood Memorial AS
ISOLATION Will have charge OF the soft
drinks booth AZ the Indoor Garden Fete
20 be given hy the Junior Hollywood
Memorial Association tomorrow. Fri
day and Saturday. This booth is TO
be known as the sunny South" and
II will be in charge OF a COMMITTEES
OF Whlch MISS Grace Schermerhorn is
chairman. The committee Will he as
sisted by number OF attractive girls
In costumes Of the early sixties
The list OF patronesses includes Mrs
John SHELTON Williams. Mrs. John II
Lyons, Mrs. f. NJ Hoadlcy, Mrs War
ner Moore. Miss Frances Scott. Mrs
Edgar Lafferty. Mrs Meade Addison.
Mrs. George Ainslie. Mrs. Clarence
Millhiser, Miss Kate Mca:e Mrs. J.
Boulware Kidd, Mrs. Mann Valentine
Mrs. William C. Bentley. Miss Mamie
b. Jones. Mrs. Fred Peasants, Mrs
Tom Bigger. Mrs. sydney Gillian. Mrs
X. Lee Page. ..rs. w. Dudley Powers
Mrs. Frank Beveridge Mrs Christian
NJ. Miller. Mrs. T.. r. McVeish. Mrs W
a. Powers. Mrs. Randolph Watkins
Mrs. Lawrence Price, Mrs. George War
rem. Mrs. Christian Clarke. Mrs
George t. Gibson. Mrs. Ph!lip r.
Powers. Mrs Randolph Tabh. Mrs
Harold Smith, Mrs. Herbert White
hurst, Mrs. c. r. Lathrop. Jr Mrs AL
1red Cary. Mrs j. r. I.ightfoot. Mrs
herbert w. Jackson, Mrs James 4
Moncure. Mrs. Garnett Tabb. Miss Ella
Binford. Mrs. o. j. Sands Mrs w 6
Ianner, Mrs. Deane Meanley N;ss
Adele Clark. Miss Nora Houston
Lawn Fete on Friday.
Parcel Post Party" and lawn feta
VIII be given on Friday evening al 8
O'CLOCK at the Cayce house, corner ~
Mulberry Street and Grove Avenue
The affair is for the benefit Of Grace
Methodist Church.
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