The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-30

I WIN an Understanding OF the xmas OF
songs that appeal to men, included:
One Fine Day. Madame Butterfly
-Puccini
The Bird OF the wilderness"
-Horsman
/ La Colombo" .......... SCHNEIDER
! Deep River" ............. Barleigh
Loves in My Heart" w Woodman
Somewhere a Voice Is Calling. Tate
There's a Long. Long Trail'. Elliott
me captain ..............R Rogers
Keep the Home-fres Burning"
-MoreIlo
The Star" ............. Rogers
My Heather Belle" ........ Condor
Like the Rosebud" ...... La Forge
My Laddie" .......Th ayer
viii O. the Wfsp'' Spross
"Parla Valse' Ardite
Gillctte--Biack,
A wedding OF much interest to Vir-
ginia society was celebrated Batur-
day, October 81, in y'rinceton, y. J.,
where Miss Louise Dawson Black
daughter OF Mrs Edward l. Howe
and the late Mr.. jeremiah s. Black
becaume the bride of Lieutenant John
WestAeld Gillette, Jr.. L. s. r.. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Gillette. of
Hudson. n. Y. The ceremony was
performed at high noon in Trinity
church. by Rev. Ralph Pomeroy and
was witnessed by "a large assemblage
of Princeton society and out-of-town
guests. The church was decorated
with palms and Southern smilax. and
the altar with Easter lilies and cathe-
dral candles.
The bride. who was given In mar
rage by her uncle Louis p church,
OF Hudson. n. Y, wore a beautiful
gown of white velvet trimmed with
rare old lace. which was worn by
her great grandmother. with a veil OF
rose point lace which fell from coro-
net OF orange blossoms. and her flow
ers were a shower bouquet OF gar
denia9 and lilies OF the valley Her
mntron of honor and only attendant
was her sister. Mrs Michael Glen
nan, Jr., OF Norfolk, who wore q
gown OF violet chiffon, with silver
bodice. and carried a bouquet -of pale
purple orchids,
The bridegroom had as his best
man Edward 9. Lincoln. and the ush-
ers included: Captain Henry Warren.
[. s, Il, Lieutenant Albert Kelleher.
L. s r.; S s. Black. Jr.. Captain FL
lery Huntington. L. s. r.. Marcus
Richards. benjamin stamer and Lieu
tenant Robert Gilmore. L. s, r.
Immediately following the cere-
mony there was wedding breakfast
AT L14H HUNS "a hIia StIE. iAQNH-
The house was decorated with au-
tumn leaves and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, and L str!pged arehestFa fur
nished music.
Later Lieutenant Gillette. and his
bride left for a Wedding trip and ga
their return will reside at Chattanoo-
ga. Tenn. where the bridegroom is
now stationed.
Among the out-os-town guests pres
ent were; Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Glen
nan. Jr.. of Norfolk, and Mr. and Mrs
Richard Burroughs, Of Richmond.
Wigg-Simmons.
The marriage of Misa Eloise Sim
mons. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
James Gaskins simmons to Edward
James Rudgard Wig. Jr.. son OF Mr..
and Mrs T.. J. X. WiEg, took place
Saturday evening AT sis o'clock. at
the home OF the bride. In Raleigh ave-
nue.. Norfolk, The ceremony. which
was performed by Rev. David W
Howard rector OF St Luke's r T..
church. and Dr. S. r. Senter, pastor
witnessed only by two families and a
few intimate friends, and was fol-
lowed by large and brilliant recep-
ton
The bride was attended by her sis
tor. Miss Margaret simmons, as maid
OF honor, and little Miss Beatrice New
ton Cogsdale. as flower girl.
Al aha reception following tho cere-
mony a large number OF guests were
present. Later in the evening Mr.
Wig and his bride left for a North
ern wedding trlr. and on their re-
turn Will reside with the brides pa
rents MIR. ana Mrs Simmons. in
Raleigh avenue.
Among the out-of-town guests
present were; Major d. G, owens. L
: NJ c.: Mrs. Owens and Miss Emily
Eleanor owens. Of Philadelphia. MIR.
and Mrs. James Holcomb, OF Mount
Vernon, n Y. Miss Eliza Montgom-
cry, Of Richmond. Lieutenant Com
mander F d. Harms. L. s, n. and
Mrs Harms. of Washington. d, c:
uoke. Lieutenant l. c. Srheibla, L. s.
y. and Mrs. Scheibla, Of Baltimore:
Lieutenant G. &, Ross. Z. s. n. and
Mrs Ross Mr.. sidney Wlgg Z. S. n;
Lieutenant John Carson, Mrs. Geer
and Russell Geer, of Boston
w. c. r. L. VIII Celebrate.
The Bi-County Woman's Christian
union will observe Vir-
ginia Red Letter day In celebration OF
the first year OF prohibition, In Clay
Street Methodist church. corner Ad-
SAAAAN AA*G N~t<he EAt@N'A1f iANA SAhs VA
this week Mt S:l5 T. N. The follow
ing speakers will take part in the
program; Attorney General John Gar
land Pollard. Rev. Sidney Peters,
Rev. ]. J. Wicker, Rev. George W. !
kemper. Rev CALVIN Stewart. Rev. !
G. II. Newbury. Rev, J, p. Lee, Rev. |
Joseph Howle and Mrs. NJ. w. New |
ton, national organizer. The musical
program viii be arranged by S. @. |
Meredith, superintendent OF Red Let |
ter days. The meeting will be open
to the public,
Entcrtains Fraternity.
Miss Laura Wright entertained at a |
rushing party" for the Rho Chi chap |
ter of Phi Gamma Delta at her home, |
220S Hanover avenue, from TO ! !
o'clock last evening. An informal
dance was the order of the evening |
Those present were: Miss Whittet |
with Mr. Milbourne. Miss Payne with |
Mr. Rucker Miss Morgan with Mr., |
Is.eheart. Miss Addison with Mr.. |
Ford Miss Brown with Mr.. Whittet |
Miss Sutton with Mr., Jenkins. Miss
Wright with Mr.. Ashworth. Miss Tur-
Nor with Mr.. Ryland. Miss Willis with
Mr.. Kelly. Miss Freeman with Nj.
Dorsey, Miss waddell with Mr..
Thomas, Miss Gaines with Mr.. Quattle-
baum. Miss Gary with Mr.. Decker.
Miss Wilson with Nr prJutn1- Thoni