The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-12

Wedding will take place on MONDAY,
n il "a. in this city. After May
DR.. DR.. Martin and his bride will
wasxe their home at Lumberton. ".
Il Recent Wedding.
ID wedding OF interest to Richmond
- IN was solemnized at the home of
IA bride on Wednesday, April 8,
that of Miss Lucye Carter Worme-
" and Donald @. Pearson. son OF
n and Mrs. o. @. Pearson. of Sc
I.tn, Texas The Rev. B. Fl. Mel
IA, pastor of the Christian Church.
{ n formed the ceremony IN the pres
lace Of relatives and few intimate
Hiands. The wedding music was rem
Aered by Miss Louise Rouzie, of King
William County, and the house was
hrtstically decorated with ferns and
flowers and a background of cedar
vas used behind the improvised al
kAr. The bride wore g. becoming suit
or tan broad cloth with black picture
Rat. and her flowers were brides
roses and ferns tied with tulle. Miss
Nett Lou Davenport. of this city. was
The maid of honor and only attend
ant She wore a dress of embroidered
wolfe and a black picture hat and
carried an arm bouquet OF pink roses.
William Aylett Wormeley, brother OF
Che bride, acted as best man for Mr..
Pearson Immediately after the cere-
@ony the bride and groom came TO
his city to the home Of DIR. Charles
ri Mercer, where they were enter
@ined at handsome reception. Later
shey left for Northern wedding trip.
Among the out-of-town guests pres
ant at the wedding were. Miss Bett
Hou Davenport, of Richmond: Or.
Charles A. Mercer. of Richmond;
Charles and AtweI Cross. and Miss
Norveil Cross. of Hanover County.
Bishop O'Connen TO Lecture.
''The Doctrine and Conscience of
shakespeare Will be the subject on
which the Rt Rev D. J. O'Connell
will give a most interesting lecture
this afternoon In the Palm Court OF
she Jefferson Hotel at o'clock.
These lectures, which take place every
"Wednesday afternoon. are being ar
hanged under the auspices OF the
Shakespeare Pageant and are open
to the public. Mrs. William T. OPP
renheimer is chairman OF the com
mittee in charge.
Recent Wedding.
The Second Baptist Church was the
scene OF a quiet but pretty wedding
on Saturday. when Miss Edith Ger
trude Land the charming daughter
Of Charles Whitfield Lane. OF Eibe-
Bronson Gale, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John 8. Gale. OF Smithneld. The Rev
r. ClAggett Skinner. y. u, performed
the ceremony. Miss Hildn v. Lane
was her sisters maid OF honor and
only attendant She wore q gown
OF French blue taffeta and tulle
trimmed in silver and her flowers
were Killarney roses. The bride wore
a smart travelling suit OF midnight
,lAt, 1nf s1A M abb
carried a shower bouquet OF orchids
and lilies OF the valley. III. II. Black
well acted az best man for Mr.. Gale.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and groom left for Northern
wedding trip and on their return viii
make their home in Srlathnsld.
Among the guests from q distance
present at the wedding were, Mrs.
Charles r. Taylor. and Miss Hiida
". Fan Of Norfolk. and FL, n. Black
~ ell, OF weat Point!
M Charity Entertainments
II On Friday evening an attractive en-
kertainment win be presented by the
koung people Of Park Place Methodist
Church and the proceeds will go 70
missions The following program has
been arranged.
= MedIsy-Rig-a-Jtg-J fg-"Aunt DIN
MS Quitting Party" Virginia Hazel
PROVE: bring Back MY Bonnie"
Banning Eddington; ''OId Joe Ffnney''
suaheth Street; Dear Eveline," Ed
Elm Alvey: believe Me If All Those
endsarinE Young Charms" Melvina
Rodd; MARY Had a LATHE Lamb"
n P4ay-sMother Goose Plants Her
$AYdsn," by twenty children. Polly
sVoliy Doodle" Le Todd.
The Uproar," Misses Margaret
Newell ana Minnie Jones,
"old Black joe" Mr.. Ivey.
when Grandpa Was Boy" Frank
Brown.
4 Angelina Johnson" Miss Anne
Dennis
Double ouartste--tm, '1Asten to the
Nocking Bird: (o) Goodbye. My
Lower Goodbye: tc) "Just Before the
Battle Mother"
Song, Gilbert Hunt.
annie Laurie" Miss Annabeile
THOMAS.
'Juanita," Mrs. Lee Todd and Mrs.
Blair Matthews.
THAT Old Sweetheart OF Mine"
Miss Marie Grubbs-
when You and I Were Young"
Mr.. Hudson and Mrs. Milton Har-
1rave.
Recitation. "oh. Lord. Send Pc
Miss Nellie Elliott.
THE Last Rose OF Summer" Miss
Mary Wright.
Double Quartette-(al Darling
Nellie Gray; (b) Spanish Cavalier;
kc) ''Silvery Threads Among the
ia"
4. When Josiah Plays the Fiddle"
!, .. Eddington.
The Perfect Day" Misses Anne |
! ennis and Stasis Taylor.
Loves Old Sweet Song" Miss Mac
in.
| Selection by Mrs. NJ b. Thomas.
Bell Day.
The annual Bell Day for the Virginia |
Ipme for Incurables will be held on |
fiday and tie committee on arrange |
ents Is making every effort to make |
70 day great success This Is one OF |
< . hospitals chief sources of revenue |
End 1t is hoped that the Richmond |
public will generously respond to this |
Fery worthy charity.
Ofiicers of the home are: President. |
Yrs. John Murphy: vice-president, |
FRS. Aubrey Young: recording secre- |
Try. Miss Nellie Bargamin; CORES !
yonding secretary. Mrs. Alfred s. |
Eary; treasurer. Mrs Frank Eppes; |
Ind the those on the board of d. |
Rectors are Miss Sarah Allen, Mrs. B. i
I. Anderson. Mrs. S, II. Bemiss, Miss |
10 II.