The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24
SOClET Y

with the exception Of regular clut
meetings and few informal affairs
thie week will be observed by society
by fasting from pleasure and attend
ing services that will be held in the
majority of churches In the city
throughout the week. To-day, Palm
sunday. the day Of triumph. issues In
quiet week of preparation for Eas-
ter aud all that the season symholizes,
one OF the most beautiful observa-
tons OF the week wiil be the annual
devotional services for the little kin
dergarten children Of the city 20 be
held at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning
in St T'auls Episcopal church. This
will be one of the most Impressive
gatherings of little children ever held
in the city. when about I'VE hundred
wee folks march into the historic old
church TO sinE their little hymns and
hear the story of Easter told By the
Rev Thomas Semures. As the average
age of Kindergarten children Is ave
years, this truly will be beautiful
sight as well as beautiful sound
when their little voices uulte in the
familiar hymns.
Andrcws--Booker
One OF the most beautiful and tn
ter~sting weddings in Virginia society
during the past season was celebrated
laet evening at E o'clock In historic
old St Johns church, In Hampton.
when Miss Dorothy whiting Booker
became the bride OF Lieutenant Henry
stuart Andrews. attached TO the Ffth
infantry regiment Miss Booker, one
of the preftlest girls in the state. is
he daughter Of Nr. and Mrs. Hunter
RUSSELL Booker, OF Hampton, and Lieu
tenant Andrews is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Sinclair Andrews, OF New
port News. The Rev. Bdwin Royal
Carter performed tne ceremony Jack
Anderson. T. S. y. H. Of Baltimore,
sang tuet before tho entrance of the
bridal party and vioiins accompanied
by the organ played the wedding
marches
Mise Booker entered with her father
and was given by him In marriage
Her gown was fashioned OF silver cloth
and tuile with pearl trimmings and
her veil Of tulle was caught with
orange blossoms she carried a shower
- white orchids and lilies of the val
ley She was rlet Mt the altar by the
groom aud his best man. his brother
Lieutenant Harris J. Andrews. L, S
r. OF Camp Lee. The church was
beautiful with palms. Baster Itiies and
cathedral candles
Misc Anne Wythe Booker was her
sisters maid 81 honor. Her frock was
Of orchid tareta and she carried Law
Anaer nrchids and sweet peas. The
bridesmAidR were Miss Louisa r. Book
er the brides sister, and Miss Eloise
sinclair wearing white Georgette
crepe ffocks Miss Elizabeth Hudgina
and Miss Hope Baker. in dresses Of
pink Georgette crepe, Miss Virginia
Montague and Miss Enid fvie, in blue
GSeorgette creme frocks. All Of the
bridesmaids wore picture hats 10
match their dresses and carried show
er bouquets Of pink sna paragon and
sweet peas
The uahers were Warren W How
ard. Randolph scott Randolph Gil
lam. Edwin Phillips. Of Newport
News; Hunter H. Booker. Jr., the
brides brother and Mallory Andrews,
~ Hampton
Following the ceremony the weddin g
partv and guests we're received nj the
brides houe which was decorated for
the reception la pink snapdragon and
3onauils Later IN yre evening Lieu
,erant and Mrs, Andrews left for New
YORK from whence they win SAT- for
Empire Panama where Lieutenant
Andrews If Stationed
9ut-of-tcwn guests at the wedding
were Colonel and Mrs. 4. c. Mar
r4sH Lieutenant and Mrs Charles X
Mallory az washington. Miss sadie
Flarniug ef Fort Wayne. indiana; Miss
Emo WE 81 NC" VI n AAAHH @sNb'E
Baker Mfr and Mrg. J. w. Lee Mics
Virginia Lee. IS Page Marnden, all al
Norfolk: Miss Rosa r. Chisman 81
New York; Minor Tornpkins and Ser
WEBSTER. Of Richmond Lieutenant FL
lott Braxton, Lieutenant T. J. Row q
Lieutenant Brown Bailey, all of Camr
Zee. cadet Hunter r Booker Jrv and
FRANZ Won SchtIling, Of v n. !.
GsoewtA for Wedding.
At{se Judith Duke Phillips, of Owens
boro Ky and Miss virginia Fraysel
TLoyelace Of Houston. Va, viii arrive
ri Richmond tomorrow To attend th'
Ysncey Frayser marriage.
Returns 10 Cincinnati.
Mrs walter Dabney Phinips. wht
mas been visiting relatives in thn
city and who accompanied her niece
Miss elizabeth Phillips. to Annisto1
FOR her wedding about two weeks ago
left Yesterday for her home In Gin
sfnnaH
Guest From Massachusetts.
Miss Ellen Guigon, or North Laurie
street. will have "a her guest 70
TWO weeks during the Easter holidays
Mrs. Alien. Of New Bedford. Mass.
ChtIdren'@ Easter service.
One OF the most Impressive event
II this week will lie the annual Eaa
Ter service % all of tbs kinderg artei
cnilaren tn the city at ST Paul.
i Episcopal church. w edreSdAS NOR MN =
a. 10 O'Clock. AZ this hour about Az
hundred lIttfs children from abou
rwertv-four kindergarteus in the city
public and private. will go 70 St Paul.
with their teachers. mothers or nurse
and Join In the short song service
The little voices accompanied by IN
organ will r!se in familiar hymns, on
ward Christian Soldiers being IN
usual favorite, and America OPENING
me program Of the service, After
frnn4tnreH On Pnra T'hrnel