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

A pretty marriage Solemnized yes
terday at IL O'Clock in Westminster
Presbyterian church. was that Of Miss
Louise Standfield. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. NJ. S&andfieid and John
L. Cottreil also OF Richmond. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
James Y. Fair. d. D., and the we'd
ding music was supplied by James
Womble. The Dried, VINO eneereo
with her father. wore a travelling suit
OF dark blue tricotfne with French
hat and her flowers were = corsage
of orchids. Her maid OF honor was
Miss Katherine McGraw, OF Savan-
nah, Ga She was gowned in april
cot net over cloth of gold and carried
a shower bouquet OF lavcndAr sweet
peas Little Miss Elizabeth Epes IN
a dainty frock of pink organdie. with
pink ribbons, acted as flower girl and
the ring was carried by Master HAr-
ry Singleton Garrett OF Norfolk.
Thornton Davis attended the bride
groom a. best man and the ushers
were. r. j. Hickerson. r. L. Chris
tian. w. W. Shelton. J. B. Baker and
Taylor Lafoon. Mr.. Cottrell and his
service for q Northern tour and on
their return will make their home at
1895 Park avenue Mr.. COttren y
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. n Cot
treIl Of this city. Out-of-town 1ue1ts
here tor the wedding were: Mrs. G.
w. McGaw and Mics KAthryne Nc
Cav of Savannah. Ga. Mrs H Fl.
Garrett, Raymond Almond, Mrs.
Dora Anderson, Mra l.. r. Chamber
and Mrs. J. r Guy. OF Norfolk.
Bvsserfiy Dance n EAstcr Fan
A smart feature OF the Easter ball,
which Il scheduled for Tuesday. April
6 at the jefferson hotel will be the
butterfly dance given by the debu-
tAntes Of this season. who will be
dressed in costumes OF vivid coaored
silks and cloth of gold. with golden
wings Mrs Paul Gibson Is training
the dancers and an out-of-towh or
chestra will play fpr this special fig-
ure- The group Of debutAntea. who
win dance In 1t are: Misses Elizabeth
Gwathmey. Sarah Powers, Ellen OPP
penheimer. Eleanor Parrish. Virginia
McGitvra. Hattie Wilson, Virginia
Fry, Dorothy RheutAn, Isabel Scott
and Mary Dade Taylor. The AFFAIR
Is given under the auspices OF the
open air committee Of the Richmond
Educational association and II m i'm
portant event OF the spring season.
and many parties arc being arranged.
Tables may be reserved by phondns
Boulevard 274e.
Colonel Anderson 10 Lec&mrO
The last In a series Of lecturee
which have been given each week
during Lent at the home OF Mrs. Egg
bert Leigh Jr, 504 West Franklin
street. Will take place this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock and the speaker Will
be colonel Henry w. Anderson. These
lectures have been given under the
auspices Of the Woman's Guild OF
Grace Episcopal church and the pub
lie h invited. A silver Offering Will
be taken q the door.
Social Service Federation
An Interesting meeting OF the So
DIAL Service Federation will be held
this afternoon In room so OF the
Jefferson hotel. MrA James Ware
Durham viii speak on How Old Are
You Mentally. Miss Nora Hammer.
state secretary Of the Anti-Tubercu-
iosis association, win speak on Tu-
berculosis - ! Community Problem :
the meeting y open TO the public.
WaaneH'e sClnA of NlgAsand Rask s,
MIA John SHELTON Williams win
lecture before the Woman's club Of
Highland Park. this afternoon "a $40
o'clock at the home OF the presldent.
Mrs. "A. w. Orpin, 1915 Fifak ~.
nue.. The usual Informal reception
will follow and the hostsaeeu f0r the
afternoon are: MrA G. w. WlngneId.
Mrs., " r. r. F6utQuSAn.' MI j. I
member il privileged 70 invite TWO
guests.
DR.. Freeman 10 Iecfux&