The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-11


by the Rev c. V. Dunn. Miss
Mamie McCanlish played the we'd
ding marches The church was beau
tifully decorated with palms fern,
and spring flowers.
The bride entered with her father.
who gave her in marriage She wore
lovely gown of duchess satin and
chiffon with pearl trimmings. Her
veil of tulie fell the length OF her
court train. Her flowers were a show
er of Brides roses and lilies OF the
valley. The maid Of honor Miss
Mary Rcbccca HARDWOOD, wore dress
Of violet chiffon trimmed with gold
and black picture hat. Her flowers
were violets The bridesmaids, Miss
Bettie Jane Wingfeld, Miss Bette
Perkins Woodward. Miss Virginia
Allen Vest, and Miss Emily r. Leeds,
wore frocks OF Nile green and white
georgetie crepe with black hats. They
carried lavender and pink sweetpeas.
{. Vest wingfeld acted as best man.
Carlos F.. HARDWOOD. Thomas =. Har-
wood. Edmund J. Smith and Lewis
Tyree were the ushers,
4 reception followed the ceremony
az the home of the brides parents,
"Woodvilie," later in the evening
MIR and Mrs. Wingfleld left for Bos-,
ton.
Among the guests from a distance
were: Miss Leeds. of New Jersey, Mr..
and Mrs Wingfeld Mise Wingfic,
and MaEruder Wingaeld, OF Rich
mond: Miss Vest. OF Charlottesville;
Miss Lucy starke, Of Culpeper. and
Mrs, Eaten. of Fairfax.
Visiting In North Carolina.
Miss Ada Armbreicht. is the guest
OF her uncle, H. f. Shell. in Winston
Salem, \. c.
Returns From Florida.
Peter II. Mayo, OF this city, spent
Easter with his daughter, Mrs. Bene-
han Cameron, in Raleigh. n c. He
Is returning from Florida and will be
accompanied to his home in this city
by Miss Belle Cameron.
Thc Musicians Club.
What promises to he one OF the
most Interesting programs of the Mu-
sicians' club will ne this morning a.
IL o'clock at the Woman's club. 1t
will consist OF compositions by wo-
men composers. the performers being
Mrs Matte b. Thomas. Mrs. Frances
West Reinhardt. Mrs. Hamilton
Smith, Mrs. J. n Bowman, Mrs.
Kailey shfett, Mrs Charles Elicit,
Mrs Helen r.. Riches. Mrs Ivan
Maltby and Mrs. r, ., Hequembourg
The last program Of the season
will be given on the morning Of April
IS, and will be i miscellaneous pro-
gram The third and last artist con-
cert Will be a piano recital by Harold
Bauer ore OF the worlds greatest
pianists. on the evening OF April II.
in the auditorium OF tho jefferson
hotel.
Dance On Saturday.
hall. Twenty firth and Broad streets.
on Saturday evening. April IA. This
entertainment Is under the auspices
of the Junior Oakwood MEMORIAL as
aociation. OF which Mrs. e, w. Massie
is president, An enjoyable time In
promised to all who attend
Dance of Senior Glass.
one OF the many enjoyable events
Of this week will be "a dance given
by the senior class of the Benedictine
Friday April -. An orchestra will,
play for the dancing, Tickets may be
had from any member OF the class
Spring Fair Today.
In the parish house OF st, James
church the Junior branch OF the
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This afternoon at $50 o'clock Mrs.
Jesse Montague will give talk on
Wyoming as ii was TIVE nty-hve years
ago and as it Is today. at the literary
round table OF the Woman's club. She
will tell of her experience among the
neoplc OF whom Bret Hart and Owen
Wister write.
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