The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-05


where the groom is a popular young
physician, and the bride is also well
known. Mrs. Gregory Is from West
Virginia. but has made her home in
this city for several years, and Is a
graduate of the Retreat for the Sick.
The nuptials were celebrated Thurs
day evening, September I, at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S.
Habliston. 20s South Third street
Rev DR. Hatcher was the officiating
minister. tff1e home was effectively
decorated in goldenrod. The bride
wore a going-away gown OF blue
broadcioth and carried a shower bou-
quet of Brides roses. Her sister. Miss
Baldwin. was her maid of honor. and
wore a pretty white lingerie robe.
Mr.. G. Hasker was the best man.
DIR. and Mrs. Kern left Immediately
for their bridal tour, and on their re-
turn will be ait home to their friends
'after September 10 at 3019 East
Broad street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Parish and lit
tie daughter. Alice. left Saturday to
visit relatives in Bowling Green and
Penola, Va.
Mrs. Brothers, of 406 North TWEEN
/ ty-fourth street. has returned from a
delightful months stay in the noun
tains Of Virginia. She was the guest
of Mrs. M. G. Hoover. OF Swoopes,
Augusta county and Mrs. Cleveland,
Of Staunton.
Mr.. Charlie Bayne Is critically Ill
at his home, AIT North Thirtieth
street.
Miss Hattie Gayle, accompanied by
Miss Ruth Gayle. of S5o5 East Clay.
and Misc Katie Roper. of 34I4 East
IaFf he Ea4Itrdaxy n enand
| SOME zine IN Atlantic City.
Mr.. George walford, of Chimbo-
! razo Park. Is spending some time in
! New York and other Northern cities.
! Miss Ruth woodward is visiting
| friends and relatives in Goochland
| Mrs. Susan E. Bowden, of 21g
| North Twentieth street, is very i'll in
her home.
/ Miss Alma Pollard. of East Broad
! street. Is the guest Of Miss Mary
| Jones. OF Scottsville
+ Mr.. George Davis, of North Thirty
/ third street, entertained party of
| friends in his home Friday evening.
/ The affair was strictly stag" party
and was delightfully."- informal.
| Though social in Its character. quite
/ political touch was given by the
| presence OF many Of the representa-
| lives from this and other wards. and
much speech-making was enjoyed.
| Among the speakers were Messrs.
| Nielsen. Grimes. wayeriy Melton, Joe
Stewart. Gahzert, Bagley, Goode, CAL
ligher. Cunbler. Foote. E. w. Evans
| and others. Mr.. Foote was master of
| ceremonies. The table was beauti-
| fully decorated In roses and bounti-
| ful supper was served. In addition
| TO those above mentioned. the guests
| included Messrs Matt Davis, Henry
/ Phaup. Tom Davis, Berger. Bridge
water, Leldy. Thomas Myers. Dun
nington. Christian, Charles Peebles
Thomas Launders. Pete Atkinson
| Brfzxolari and others
Mrs. G. r Kirkham and her daugh-
tiers, Misses Audrey and Otelia Kirk
| ham. OF Baltimore, are visiting Mrs
r. W. Bishop. 1os North Twenty-sev-
! enth street
! The friends of Rev. and Mrs. W
A. Cooper, of Lynchburg, will bt
| pleased to hear that their children
who have been suffering with diph'
liberia, are improving.
Mrs. D. C. Peasants Is visiting Mrs
Jones In Scottsville.
4 Miss Grace Pollard is the guest Of
friends and relatives in Port Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wells are Wis
| iting In Caldwell. Va.
Mrs. w. w. Smith and little son
! Louis. are the guests of friends II
Goochiand county.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Unior
Station will not meet this afternoon
on account of Labor Day.
There will be an important meet
ing OF the teachers and officers of 81
James unday school Tuesday even
ing Mt i o'clock and large attend
ance Is desired
Mrs w. l.. Bales and soH. Lynn
are quests in the home OF Mrs.
@. Watkins. of Gordonsyiiie.
Misses Libby and Pearl Jeffries, o
Scottsviile. who have been spending
some time at Midlothian. visite'
friends on the hill Friday.
I The Rev. John Goods and wifi
passed through Richmond en- rout
from the mountains, where they hav
been for several weeks. to their hom
| In South Carolina Friday. While her
| they were the guests OF their brother
| Mr.. r. n. Goode. OF Chimborazo Park
Mr.. Bliss Black, of New York. /
visiting HIS friend, Mr.. David Fulton
| OF thirty fourth ana Clay.
Miss Elizabeth Butler. OF Romeo
yerte, w Va. Is visiting her cousin
Miss Hazel Hobson. OF BAIT East Clay
Little Earle Wright. who hurt hi
foot several weeks ago while playing
| n still confined 10 his bed. and
bed, and is suffering a great deal
| pain.
Miss Laura Coble, OF II Nortl
Twenty ninth street, has returne
from a visit to friends In North Caro-
, lima.
Miss Rosa Pecoe has returned HON
from New York.
Miss Virginia Charles Is the nous
suest in the home OF Mr.. r. 3, Dud
ley. Of washington. Va.
Mrs. Frank r. Bates. ST.. an
daughters. Misses T1ien and Ruth. o
Chimboraxo Park, and Mrs Frank Z
Rates. Jr., and children. of Twenty
sixth and Broad, who have bee
| spending the month OK August in tn
mountains OF Southwest Virginia. re
turned home aturday.
Miss Ruth Wells. who has been tn
guest ct her cousin. Miss Louise Pol
lard, of Ashland. has returned homs
Miss Minnie Coyner PhAup. of $40
East Broad, left the city Saturda
| to be the guest Of her cousin, Mis-
virginia Carver. Of Charlottesville.
Miss Maggie Blayton. who has bee
visiting friends In Lynchburg. has re
turned to her home on Twenty-ntnt
street.
Mr.. Harwood Bates. OF East Broa
street. Is spending several days l
Charlottesville as the guest Of Mr.
Harwood at the University.
Misses Bessie and Annie McGehet
l. H.Ax