The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-12

event Of next week is the bridge whist
party which will be held Friday after
noon. Nov. is, from to Z o'clock, IN
the parlors OF the Woman's Club un-
der the auspices of the Junior Holly
wood Memorial Association. Those
interested can communicate with any
member OF the committee In charge
which consists of the following: Mrs
Norman v Randolph. Mrs. Edward L.
Harrison. Mrs. Sidney J. Dudley. Mrs.
Alfred Carey, Mrs William Wade.
Misses Annie Jacobs. Elizabeth
Townes, Anna Boykin and Bessie HUI.
Three handsome prizes VIII be biyen.
SERIES or PRAYER MEETINGS.
series OF prayer meetings are be-
ing held by the Bi-County L. G. I. Z.
for the Bi-County president Mrs. q.
NJ. Gobson and the delegates who
have gone to IT more to attend the
National L. G.. T. Convention.
ON Monday afternoon at O'Clock
a meeting win be held at the home OF
Miss Mamie Bates este East Frank
lin street, and on Tuesday afternoon
with the Frances Willard w. c. t. L.
at 405 West Marshall street. All the
unions are requested to attend.
ycspcr Services.
Vesper services will be held at the
Young Women's Christion Associa-
ton Tuesday afternoon at $40
O. clock. The Rev. W. Fl. Taylor. OF
the Methodist Annual Conference. now
converting In the city. will be the
speaker. Mr.. and Mrs. Cloves, whose
singing Is go much enjoyed, will fur
nish the music for this occasion.
Nurilcet- Morris.
'.Edgemont," the beautiful county
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Morris
in Alben1arle was the scene OF a pretty
wedding Thursday morning. when
their daughter. Mary Eliza, became
the bride OF Mr.. VIM. j. Norfieet OF
Suffolk, the Rev. C.. e. Watts officiat-
Ing.
The bride was given away by her
father. She was gowned in hard en-
broidered white satin trimmed with
real lace, and carried shower bou-
quet OF white roses and lilies of the
valley. Her veil was caught with
orange blossoms.
The maid-of-honor, Miss Nell Nor
ris. ware white batiste over pink mes
saline and carried pink roses. The
bridesmaids. we're Misses Emma and
Morton Garnett. of Charlottesville eu-
sins OF the bride: Miss Hannah Nor
ris, sister OF the bride. Miss Ruth
Spratley of Wayerly. Va. cousin
Of the groom; Miss Mary Gray. OF
GRAFTON. Md. and Miss Beryl Nor
rts, OF the Miller School. cousin of
the bride. They wore white batiste
with pink girlles and carried pink
ehrysanthemums.
Mr.. Nat Norfiees. of Suffolk, a
brother OF the groom. acted as best
man.
Mr.. John r. Morris. brother OF the
wingheId. Jr., cousins of the bride,
bride; DR. r. w. Garnett. and J. Il.
Mr. II. T. Norris. the brides uncle.
and Messrs. Frank Calhoun and Win
Little Marjorie Batchelder. wearing
ston Burnley were usheIs.
pink organdie, was ring bearer and
the bridal party was preceded by
Martha Wingfeld and Master Ross
Morris as ribbon holders.
Among the guests frop, distance
We're: Hon. and Mrs j. II. Wing
Held. OF Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. r..
X. Blair. 4of Charlotte. n. c.: Mr..
Jas. p. Cook. OF Concord. y. c.; Mr..
Nat Norfseet and daughter. OF Suffolk;
Mr.. n. T. Morris. Of Henderson, n.
c.; Mr. and Mrs. f. l.. Morris. Of
r
Staunton: Mesdames Robert and
Henry Ellis, Of Orange; Misses Mary
and Ruby Willis, OF Locust Dale; Miss
Ruth Spratley, Of Waverly. Va: Miss
Mary Gray. of Grayton Md. and Mrs
Walter Weisbrod. OF Rock Castle, Va.
Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Saunders, of
Williamsburg, Va. announce the APP
preaching marriage of their sister.
Miss Mary Saunders. to Mr. Frank
Crane Ridenour, Of Richmond. The
wedding will take place on the after
noon OF November "a, ut o'clock. in
Williamsburg.
Mr.. Ridenour Is the steward of
Gresham Court.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond Cooke. OF
New York. are at the Jefferson Hotel
for several days.
Miss Lucy Throckmorton. of GiatAr
Park is the guest OF Miss Elsis
Schmelz at Hampton. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Fl. Omohundro
leave this afternoon for New York
to attend the horse show.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Huger. of Lexug-
ton Va, Is the house guest OF Mrs.
Juliet Keith.
Miss Annie HoEe. OF Richmond.
who has been visiting Mrs. L. b. Con-
way in Danville. y now tho guest Of
friends in StAunton.
Dir. and Mrs. n. X. Flanagan. CT
Charlottesville, have moved to this
city. where they will make their fn-
ture home.
Mr.. g. r. Childress and his bri.:e
have returned 70 their home here.
after I viat TO his uncle. Mr.. c. e.
Chiidress. near East Lake. Ca
Mr.. c. y, workman il spending
several days with friends 1t the Unf-
versity Of virginia-
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