The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-18
ocial Events and
Personal Mention
CONTINUED From Second Page.)

."ee' Austin Sydnor. John Davenport.
i.eaumor Stearnes. Robert ,;atewood.
eugene DIETRICH. Helen Colemar. Flea
nor Kirk. Douglas Hall. Lucius Chafin.
Ernest Fisher. Richard and Mary Clay,
ahu many others.
heturns to Snshingt0n. ~
Mrs Nj. j. Stephens, OF Washington.
VINO mas been tho guest of Mrs. Charles
y. Metzger of 3l10 East Broad Street.
mas returned to her home. A number
OF interesting entertainments were
given In honor of Mrs. Stephens during
her stay in this citv
Observation-Disclosures ~
|fhe marriage OF Miss Annie Bari.
Dara Schmidt. daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
CHARLES y. Schmidt, to John j.. Var
borough, son of Mrs. l.. NJ. Marlborough,
was celebrated at IL o'clock on Thurs
9ay morning at the home of the bride.
~ North Twenty ninth Street. The
parlors were decorated in palms and
smiWx, and Miss Uldine Walden. Of
New Kent County. played the wedding
marches. The bride entered with her
ia'her. who gave her away. Shel,wore
a travelling suit Of dark blue broad
ana carried shower bouquet OF lilies
Oh the valley and roses. Miss Ruth
Latham Marlborough. who was her sis
teIs maid of honor. was gowned in
yellow crepe meteor. ana carried bou-
quot OF white chrysanthemums. Percy
included Charlem NJ. Schmidt and Leo
~ Schmidt. brothers Of the bride. The
-bridcsmaids, Miss Aileen Bissett. of Sa-
xannah Ga. and Miss Matilda Krug, of
tits city, both cousins OF the bride
wore Gowns of white crepe meteor with
yellow satin girdles, and carried bou-
Duets of yellow chrysanthcmums.
Little Helen Smith and Edward Allen
Schmidt held the ribbons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marlborough left i'm
iantic City and New York. and will be
at hons November at 1Ol North
Iwenty-ninth Street, Richmond.
Marriage Announced.
AIR. and Mrs. Moses NJ. Niger have an
louiIced the marriage OF their daughter,
bertha, TO Arthur Levy. OF Baltimore,
the ceremony having taken place on
Monday OF the past week Among the
out -of-town guests here for the we'd
ding were Mrs. Henry Myer, l.. Winter
shai'ner Mrs. T. Phillipson and Miss
Bess Moses, all of Baltimore
GoIdback-HeIIcr.
atrs. Amelia Heller. 1924 Park Ave-
nue., announces the marriage OF her
daughter, Hannah May. to J.>Samuel
Goiuback of Norfolk. The ceremony
tpoiS place Wednesday at noon.
TO UHyeii Tablet.
memorial tablet placed in MEM
DRY Of the Princess Pocahonas in the
-htsliOEidI tnurCE. III jamestown, DS
the Washington Branch. a. p. V. A.,
Will be unveiled on Saturday. October
"a at I o'clock. DIR. Lyon G. Tyler,
president OF William and Mary Col
lege. will make the presentation ad-
dress. 4 number OF the members of
the Washington Branch will come to
sichEonG to attend this ceremony, and
oil members OF the "a. II. V. a. here
are cordinally invited. The party will
leave Richmond Saturday morning at
o o'clock on the Chesapeake and Ohio
train, and arrangements can be made
at Williamsburg for transportation in
automobiles to Jamestown.
SThis will be An occasion OF much
interest and many prominent people
VIII attend IL. Lieutenant-G j.
TAYLOR Ellyson Will recei--: the tablet.
and the small son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pcl-
liam ISlnckford Will unvcil II,
Miss Gregory sponsor.
Miss Imogem Gregory has been np-
pointed sponsor for the Third Congress
sionai District to represent the Con-
federate veterans at the reunion In
NEWPORT News for Tuesday. We6nes-
day and Thursday. Miss Gregory. Is
the daughter OF Judge and Mrs. j. NJ.
Gregory. OF Forest Hill, Judge Gregory
isa well-known Confederate veteran,
and his daughter has been chosen as
sponsor at n number OF reunions.
Chnrity Tea.
"a tea Will be given tomorrow night
at, s. o. clock In Christ Episcopal Church
Parish House by the WomaE's and the
Junior Auxiliaries OF the church. An
appropriate program has been ar
ranged. and the occasion promises to
he most enjoyable one. All inter-
estcd are cordially invited to attend
or Interest Here.
A marriage OF much interest here
took place Wednesday morning at 8
o'clock at the home Of AIr. and Mrs.
II. Lee Woodson, on West, Market
street Hnrrisonburg, when their
daughter. Miss Sarah Elizabeth Wood
son, became the bride of Claude NJ.
Bowman, OF Franklin, w. Va.
The bride entered the parlor with
her father. who gave her in marriage:
improvised altar OF autumn leaves and
lowers Rev. II. NJ. Canter. d. D..
was the officiating clergyman.
The bride wore suit OF blue cloth.
with hat of the same color. and her
only ornament was handsome brooch
set with diamonds and pearls, gift of
the groom.
Immediately after the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs. bowman left for a trip to
Washington and New York. Upon their
return, they viii beat home in Frank
lin. W. Va.
The out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding were Mrs. Lucy Coleman Goude.
OF Richmond; MIR. and Mrs. William Il.
Andeson, of Franklin, w. Va: Mr. and
Mrs. l.. r. Cover. of Augusta Springs;
Miss Annie Harpsberger. of Orange.
Va. and Miss salle Breeder, of Elk
ton.
lVnldcn--Ncni.
a beautiful home wedding was SOL
emnized at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Neal, when
their daughter. Lorelle. became the
bride of Frederick Thomas Walden,
OF Columbia, S, c.
The hall and parlors were beautiful
" decorated with cut flowers and
ferns. and Il large wedding bell OF pink
carnations was suspended from an arch
under which the ceremony was per-
formed by the brides pastor, Rev. w.
.A.sCooper, OF Central Methodist Church.
James p Randlett rendered the we'd
ding music.
gThe bride. attired in a travelling
suit of blue cloth. and carrying Bride
reses, entered the parlor with her
maid Of honor, Miss Allie Neal. who
was gownedt in pink charmeuse with