The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-17
10 CIE TY
Harris--penfilcton.

EhAFiottesvile. announce the mar
re or their daughter. Anne Lewis
Francis Linwood Harris, OF R'ch-
4Ad. The ceremony took EN-
- Woodiey apartment, home OF the
1Ge.s aunt. Mrs. j. Ross Calhoun. IN
a 3nshington, MAY 10, at $50 O'Clock,
u lev. Herbert Scott Smith. rector OF
~ Margaret's Episcopal church. OFF,
e<1ating. The bride wore a soft white
&4n1tn gown finished with lace ana
ner veil OF Illusion was caught with
arrange blossoms. Her bouquet was
n SHOWER OF Biide's roses and lilies of
the valley. She was given away by
her aunt Mrs. Colhoun. MI, Harry
N Lee Parkinson, Of Washington, was
his cousins best man. The maid OF
honor. Miss Iris Hawley. daughter OF
Il HApresentative HRwley. OF oregon.
Awore pale pink gown and carried
hoeeEay Of pink roses. About thirty
quests were present and an informal
3 reception followed. The drawing
rooms were arranged throughout with
spring flowers and palms
Mr. and Mrs Harris left later in
the evening for wedding journey
They Will make their home IN char
loftesviile.
The bride is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. .. II Fendlcton of
C.ha.iottesyille. ana Mr.. Harris IS
ron of the late j. \. Harris. Of New
Kent county, and Mrs, q. u. Harris.
OF Richmond Both bride and groom
arc widely ana prominently related
sthrcughuut the state
OF National Interest.
or fnteress throughout the country
vas the wedding OF Miss Mona Me
Adoo and Ferdinand dc Mohren-
schildt. which took place Tuesday AT
"A o'clock ia 81 John church Wash
sginEtor bat OF particular interest 10
women is the general Costumine and
decorating for Ia" occasion.
Part OF the church Was screened
Off with toVey4UE palms. foliage
plants and ferns t. give thr effect al
chapel The chancsl was banked
with palms and cetotlUm fern. snH
the walls and grill sprayed over with
aogwood Large clusters of Easter
lilies filled the altar vases.
The bride wore AN exquisite gown
of fil,ny white tuIle with pearl en-
broidery appearing on the bodice ana
zoutffHfr~ tfrr- opening ~ the psCh .-
The transparent sleeves reached to
the elbow. with tra"ery ut The pearls
forming the edge,
The Skirt was made ~ layers oil
tiiies the lower part elaA"rateIN en-
broldered in pearls,
Her long tul}e veil caught with
handeaux OF pearls extended It. M
square end Of her .ong court train ef
white satin. She carried u t77t1q'tet
OF vardenlas
Mrs. Taher Martin, Of Chestnut
HILL Pa attended her sister AS ma
tron OF honor ami her gown was
lovely one Of tafeta and chiffon IN
two shades Of orchid. with erin hat
OF deeper shade trimmed with
cluster Of yiolets directly in the
front. She carried "a shower bouquet
OF vioiets.
McAdoo. Of New york cousin OF the
bride, and Miss Ethel Hartman.
daughter Of Mrs J Borden HarrI,dan
The gowns we're alike. of pale blue
chiffon, made on very simple mes
They wore leehora hats trimmed with
soft bows OF taTeta TO match the.r
dresses and silver slippers. Their
bouquets were of mauvc liacs.
Tlttle Mona MCAdoo Martin. the
niece and namesake % the bflde,
wore white net frock with leg
horn poke bonnet wreathed with flow
ers, She carried a basket Of forget
me-nots and pink rosehuds.
commencement Invitations.
Beautiful invitations bearing Tho
gold seal OF the school We're received
fyesteraay from the Collegiate school
4 for Girls for Its second annual com
meneement to he held in the Wo-
mans FIUN flIdtRttlAtt al 4 ! - ''' n
Y the morning Of Wednesday. june y
prekdent Mary r. Wooley. A. NJ. Lift
u. "a. H u. Ii. d. 81 Mount Holy
eka college, South Hadley Mass. VIII
deliver the address before the grad
TIA tang class Friends are asked 20
send no flowers
Birthda, Party.
Miss Nahrfs Welron, Of 2fo6 Floyd
avenue was hostess at delightful
vi An, rFS+ rLsGInN evening Y
number 81 tables were engaged IN
cards. after which the guests danced.
Those congratulaine Miss Weiton
were: Miss Madeline keNsler. VI SIS
Lottie Cox Of Petersburg, Miss Louise
Parker. Miss Violet Szelcer Miss
lor. Miss Polly Kessler. Mrs. r j,
Carter. Mrs. J ~. Dunn Mrs, v J.
Burgess. Mr.. and Mrs i. G. Wclton,
MIR. and Mrs. Cousins, Mr. England
Edward Burgess. While Carter. Mason
johnson. Lieutenant James T. Dunn
Charles Weiton. Jr.
Personals.
Miss Margaret Walters Is the guest
--ef the Misses tstitffend4eff attn
ton.
Miss I.avlnia Startzmau. Of Balt!-
more. who spent the past month IN
4 this city has returned to her home
Recital and Dance.
In the auditorium of the Jefferson
hotel tonight a recital and dance will
he given by the Richmond school Of
Expression. OF which Mrs, William +.
s Thurstop is principal The occasion
lis the annual commencement OF the
institution. Diplomas from the dou-
4 BILE graduate course viii be conferred
on Miss Ruth Miles and Mrs. +. NJ.
Harris. An orchestra will play and
there will be dancing from 10 TO Il