The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19


bride, who Is the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. James Richard Harmon. wore a
gray tailored suit and carried a shower
bouquet of brides roses. She is
graduate of the Richmond high school
of the class of 1909, and the groom is
an alumnus Of Richmond College. He
Is well known In business circles of this
city. being formerly associated with
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany. During the past year ne has
been employed In the United States
navy yard at Charleston. s. c. I'm
mediately after the ceremony the bri-
dal party left on an extended Southern
tour, and will make their home in
Charleston. S. C..
quiet but pretty marriage was
celebrated in the pariors of the Union
Station parsonage Saturday morning
when Miss Leila Patterson became the
bride of Mr.. Henry :. Andes. Rev r.
FL. Potts was theofficiatingministe
The bride is the daughter of Philip
and Mary L. Patterson. of Henrico. and
the groom Is from Philad elphia. The
bride Wore a lavender coat suit. with
hat and gloves to match. and was at
tended by her brother. MIR. p, s. Pat
terson. Immediately after the cere~
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Andes left for their
future home in Philadelphia.
Rev. George f. Greene. pastor of ST
James Methodist church, who has been
quite sick for several days. was not
able to I'LL his pulpit Sunday. and Rev
w. r. Proctor preached at the morn
ing hour. Mr.. Blanton. a student nj
Randolph Macon, preached at the
evening service.
Rev. MIR. Wicker. of Baltimore. who
preached for the Leigh Street con-
gregation in August, has returned. and
delighted two large audiences yester-
day by his forcihle sermons.
The Rosebud Society OF Union Sta
ton held an enthusiastic meeting sun
day afternoon, when q specially pre-
pared program was carried out in. a
highly credttable manner. This So
ciety welcomes all children as mem
bers, and Is earnestly hoping for an
increased membership and attendance
this fan.
At the recent cake walking contest
held at the store OF Mr.. Dan ]. Hollo-
ran. under the auspices OF the Fair
banks Company. the prize. barrel OF
-four, was won by Mrs. J. Fl. Redd, Jr..
of 3403 East Marshall.
Mrs. S. r. Weirick, of Chimborazo
Park. accompanied by her son. Mr..
Aeck Weirick left yesterday for
Washington, where they will spend
soHls tiiftS'
Mr. Stubbs, of Norfolk, was the guest
Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Dow
dy. of 400 North Twenty fourth street,
Mr. r. n. Goode of 3506 East Broad.
is quite. sick with grip.
Miss Ora Beaxley, of Pinoia. Va. re-
turned to her home Saturday after
two weeks visit to her aunt. Mrs. John
Beazley. of AIS North Twenty fifth
street. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boswell, of 1920 Pleas
ant street. are spending some time
with 1latives in New Kent
Miss Stacy McMeyer. of East Broad
street. left this morning for Washing
ton. where she will spend several days.
A slight improvement Is noticeable In
the condition of Miss Viola Diacoi.t,
of 2225 Venable street. who is crti-
cally Ill with typhoid fever. Her ply
stefan thinks the crisis was passed last
Thursday and now has hopes OF her
recovery.
Mrs. Thomas Launders and her son
Mr.. Thomas Launders. Jr., OF 213 North
Thirty-sixth street. left this morning
for Washington. Mrs. Lannders will
'da Chalkley.
Mrs. Oliver. s21 North Twenty sew.
enth street. Is extremely i'll
Mr., James T. Sloan was registered at
the White Sulphur last week.
Mr.. Leroy Phaup passed through
Richmond Saturday. spending several
hours on the hill with relatives. en-
route from his home in Mathews 10
Randolph Macon, where he will con-
tinue his studies.
Mrs Atkinson. OF Chimborazo Park,
who is very sick at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Evans, COG North
Twenty fourth street is no better.
Mrs. HI. H. Richardson was the guest
last week. of Mrs. j. NJ. Geddy, Of
Toano, Va.