Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-17
PROMINENT Wedding.

Prominent Wedding.
One OF tho most important weddings
OF the month was that OF Miss Eu-
Ecnia Davis daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
John StaiSc Davis. to John Woods Har-
rs, Jr.. ron OF MIR. and Mrs. John Har-
ris OF Galveston. Tex. which was cello
bratcd Thursday evening at the home
Of the brides parents. Tho ceremony.
which was performed by Rev. Beverley
y. Tucker. took place in the garden OF
"Airlcc,' the Davis home at the Uni
vcrsity of Virginia. The drawing-rooms
and porches of tho house. where a re-
ception was held were arranged every
where In white lilies and pink roses
and pink and white flowers were in
bloom In the garden, where the we'd
ding took place
Tho bride. who was given in mar
raEe by her father. Or. Davis. wore
an exGuisitely simple wedding dress of
white GcorScttc crepe and her veil of
illusion was fastened with orange bios
SONS. She carried shower bouquet
of Sardcnias and lilies of the valley.
The bride was unattended and John
Stage Davis. Jr.. was the Eroon:'s hest
man.
MIR. and Mre. Harris left later for 2
Northern honeymoon. Both bride and
groom arc widely and prominently re-
lated throughout the South. and Mrs.
Harris belongs 10 one of the oldest and
most distinguished families in :he State.
Among the guests from a distance at
tending the wedding Thursday even
ing We're Rev. and Mrs. Howard Meyers.
brcthcrin law and sister Of the groom.
Of kcyscr w. Va : MIR. and Mrs. George
Eall liutchinEs. uncle and aunt of
tho groom Of Richmond: Misses Isabel
Williams and Phyllis Jones. of Rich
mord
Charming Concerts.
Two charming concerts we're given
recently by the pupils of Miss Ellen
';uiGon's classes. The afternoon recital
for tho junior class was held in the
parish house Of Holy Trinity Church.
and the following children took part:
Mildred I'M Nora Lee Antrim
Rcbecra Miller louise II. smith
Virginia I. Smith Elizabeth Neal
Jane n r '' Venabie ii. IT, Bags ;sg
6oro; SSei Evans MiI9red X Ga..s
Anna {. Guy Anne B. Mathews
y: sa :n!.an Georgia Georgia MAJ my Wilson
Medals and prizes were awarded and
original work was donc by Maria Be-
miss. Georgia May Wilson and Lisa
nine and ten years.
Others who took part in the class
songs were Mildred Scott. Margaret
Moncurc. Mary and Elsie Tucker Ken
ncy. Frances ard Eleanor Broken
brough.
Was held in the auditorium OF the
Virginia Randolph Elicit school, and
those taking part in the program were:
Austin Sydnor E,hncy a. Seldcn
El!Za beth Robertson Oracle Shepherd
Frank Hohson. Jr Hattie Wilson
Jack Sands Muricl Wilson
T.. Cnestcrman Edmor;a +. Bcattie
Dudley Heinrich Susanna D. Knapp
Dorothea Ruescr Elizabeth G. witt
Lucy Is. Hill
llcdals and prizes were awarded and
the original compositions were rem
dcrcd by Lucy X. Hin and Dudley
Heinrich.
The pupils showed a marked i'm.
provemcnt in both classes. and the
freshness and charm of their extreme
youthtulncss was an added feature OF
attraction.
Decorations were in garden flowers and
refreshments were served at the close
OF each program.
stag Pnrty for the Fourth.
Invitations have beer issued by Ed
ward J. Willis, Of "Pembrokc" his
home on tire Cary Street Road for a
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