The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-18

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| her daughter, Susie Morris 10 Henry
nobertson stoker. The ceremony :
win be performed Thursday morn
iux. June goth. at 1880 O'Clock IN
| Tia Church OF the Good Shepherd.
| Raleigh. N. G.
Cards have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs w J. Tyler. OF 22ll Chaf-
fin street, TO the marriage OF their
daughter. AiIene Gertrude. to Henry
Edward Boschen. The ceremony VIII
take place "Wednesday morning. June
2sth at ii O'Clock In the home OF
the bride.
Mrs G. e. Noel Of Coving;on, has
issued invitations to the marriage Of
her daughter. Matte w NOEL, to MIR.
Muscoe O.. Russell. The Ceremony
win take place In the covington Bap-
fist church. on Wednesday, June
aath Mr.. Russell. who IN promi-
nent citizen Of Covington is part
owner of tf1a t1uvtnxtor1 Bfsraf "a H.
Mr.. Alvin Mason Lothrop, or
Washington announces the marriage
Of his daughter, Harriet, and Mr..
Nathaniel Horace Luttrel. January
| 20th. 1919 Mir buttrell Is Nsr-
ginian. whose home Ia near The
Lothrop Summer home at falis
| Church. which Is one or the hand
soonest places In the vicinity. 1t is
| known as Hill Crest Farm Mr..
! Lothrop closed his handsome new
] city home, az the junction or Co
( lumbia road, Connecticut avenue and
! California avenue. on the LIST OF June
and opened Hill Crest Farm. where
| Mr. and Mrs Luttre1l are established
with him for the summer.
Major symington.
| The following from a Baltimore
| exchange will be read here with IN
| terest
| Death was particularly busy In the
I ranks OF society last week, and wrIils
| the individuals who passed away
| were no particularly active In our
social life their families are and the
| effect Of their taking off Will be wide
t gpread MFR Carter Hevtr took M
| active part in society nor much inter
| est in it's affairs. but had he done so
! he would have been one of its lead
| ing figures Major symington had the
social quality highly developed and
was Very active participant In so
| cisl life His youth was spent amid
| the turmoils and trials of the War
| Between the States but this period
| was not without It's society pleas
ures. for Richmond was easy OF ac-
| cess to the young officers of the Con-
| federacy and there were plenty OF
| young girls to charm them notwith-
1 standing that their dresses were ne
| cessa rily of the simplest. their rib
| bons Il luxury. kept with care and
| ironed and refroned In order to en-
able them to do continued service.
| but in place Of fine dresses they had
| famous charm Of manner. which has
| been their chief attraction.
These girls had a warm ueicomA
| for the young officers and dances
were frequent and none the less en-
| foyable because OF their frugality
| Major Symington was such an officer.
10 whom Richmond and It's hospital
itv stood with always open doors. He
was Il well known and popular beau
th@ree and as soon as he came, to
Baltimore. and ever afterwards he
occupied a similar position here, in
common with his equally good look
ing and attractive brother who died
some years ago AS time went on
he grew less active as a dancer. but
he never lost his taste and peculiar
fitness for social contact Major Sym
ington viii be one of the traditions
of Baltimore society for many years
10 come.
BradforC-kidd
The marriage OF Miss Maybelle
Bradford, daughter OF MIR. and Mrs
Miles Bradford, of Birmingham, Ala.
| TO Mr.. James Mallory Kidd will be on
OF the most beautiful nuptial events
of the month. 1t will occur on the
evening or June 36th at the Method
ist church and invitations have been
sent to hundreds of friends. Fol
lowing the vows a brilliant reception
will be given at the home of the
BRIDE elects parents
The personnel of the bridal party
is announced. Miss Bradford will be
attended by her sister. Miss Marian
Bradford, as maid of honor, and Mr.
kidd's brother. Mr.. r. ], Kidd, Will
be his best man There will be six
bridesmaids. Mtss tsta Smith, Of
Richmond, Va; Miss Nj eda Kidd,
Miss lone Irving. Miss Eloise Walker,
of Atlanta, and Miss Mary Lou Nc
Clelland. Of West Point
The flower maids will be Miss
Elizabeth Grow and Miss Louise Col
Inns The little flower girl will be
Miss Edith F'errel. The groomsmen
in clude Hon Robert Fl King of