The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-25
FArmerSehren.

AFTER FEBRUARY Isl, Will De Al nome
at Huntington, West Virginia
- EArmer-Setrell
very quiet but pretty wedding
took place Thursday afternoon. jan
nary is. at 4:30 O'Clock. at the home
of the brides sister and brother-in-
law, DR. and Mrs. r Paul Jones. in
Ecissevain avenue. when MISS ANNIE
Belle Ss.breil became the bride OF
Isaac Herbert Farmer, OF Wilson, N.
G. Owing 10 the illness of the brides
grandfather. only the immediate
families of the contracting parties
were present
The marriage was performed By
TT. W H. Coyineton, rector OF St
paurs r. r. church, before an. inn
provisAa altar OF pains and ferns
The bride entered with her brother.
DR. Jones. by whom she was given in
marriage She wore dark blue suit
~ p0iret ee t9ilie. with hat aHd gloves
r. m4fch and Carried n Ef1bwer boT1-
quet 81 orchids and lilies ~ the valley.
Miss Grace Kindred Sehrell, sister
of the bride DsS maid of honor. Her
gaTvn was ~ sliyef lace over pink
rfntal cloth ard Ter flowers were an
ann hoaque( q k9sseil roses.
The wedding Slasi@ was rendered by
Miss Charlie Gusgra &c.
The groom, hai as his best man
son. ~. -
Mrs. Farmer is the daughter Of tina
Late Hon William Jas. SebreI. one OF
Southern Nlrginia's most brilliant
lawyers. and Mrs ,lantoinette kindred
/, sshreil she in the granddaughter of
the late Hon Joirn ! Kindred. mem
ner ~ the secesSiona5 Congress from
VI, ginla In 1851 She ~ an Aluunae
CT Randolph Macon wofsan's cod
lege, I.ynehburg, and a graduate OF
the Richmond Kindergarten college.
r T. . II t.t4esass 4
Mr.. Farmer Ii the son Of the late
J. r Farmer, and Mrs. Ann Nelson
Farmer, OF Wilson. and is prominent
~ related throughout his state. He
served fDr<severai months In France
Ms an officer OF the Eightieth division
and was cited for gallantry on the
field OF battle
An informal reception followed to
the immediate families 81 the wedding
r,arty after which Mr.. and Mrs
Farmer left for an extended wedding
trip South.
Reception at John Marshall House
Arrangements are being completed
: for the reception to be- given by the
association for the Preservation Of
virginia Antiquities, to the members
and invited guests on Wednesday,
February 4th, from 4 TO o'clock, at
the John Marshall house. Ninth and
Marshall streets. Il Is expected the
affair will be largely attended AS 1t
has hAen several years since the mem
h@rs have met at the John Marshall
house. Mrs. John Southaii, who is
chairman OF the reception committees.
has invited the following ladies to
serve refreshments: Miss Ellen Bag
~ Miss Evelyn jackson. Miss Mar
garet St John Hsarndon, M.ss Mary
Valentine, Miss Isabel Scott, Miss
Ellen wallace, Miss Alice Wilmer.
Mixs Marxaret Powers Assisting
Mrs. SouthaIl are Mrs. y Arthur Le-
troy. Mrs William c. Bentley, Mrs
James D. Crump, Mrs. John Stewart
Frances r. Scott, Miss Mamie e.
Jorea Miss Scott will be at the tea
tahlA. The advisory board and other
members OF the association are cor
daily invited
Berinntns February the John
Marshall house will be open 70 re-
ceive guests daily except sunday IRON
that It will receive cordial support by
richmond people as we'll as from
tourists Miss Bronaugh. former GUS
todian, will be in charge.
Reception for General Assembly
An important aHair IN society
week is the RECEPTION to be given in
honor of members Of the general as
senahiy Thursday evening at 2 a. NJ. BY
Governor and Mrs. Westnoreland
Davis at the executive mansion. Only
members OF the present assembly,
! their wives and the city and state of
ficiais are included in the invitations.
Another affair of interest at the ex-
arntive mansion next week. is the firsfs
of 1, series OF Informal at homes
when Mrs. Davis will receive each
week. during February from 1 to s
O'Clock No cards have been .issued
to these affairs which will be attend
ed by men as well as women in Rich
mond.
ST. Johns Circle to Hold TEA
Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 6
o'clock a tea will he given under the
1sAuspiees. OF THE ,sst wv .Fchn's Cirrte
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