The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-23
|. SOCIAL EVENTS AND
PERSONAL MENTION

ALTAR. Following the ceremony the
bridal couple left for Ashcville.
Al the Cutherell home Tuesday even
ing an informal reception was held for
out of town were Mrs. J. NJ Allen.
mother of the groom; Mrs. Cobb Davis
and Miss Dorothy Davis. OF Athens.
Ga: Mrs. f. NJ. Davis. OF Newport News.
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Paulding
rs bert. OF Augusta, Ga.
Scott-MoscleS.
Randolph Street Baptis, Church was
the scene of very pretty wedding
Wednesday evening, when Miss Rosalic
bride of Edward Nathaniel Moscley, Of
Bedford Rev. w. r. Robertson. pastor
OF the church. oflic!ated. The bride
entered with her brother, Charles Scott
Her gown was fashioned of embroidered
net over white creme. and she carried
a hugh bouquet OF Bride roses. w NJ
Cauthorn acted as best man Miss
Burnice Lee Scott was her sisters maid
OF honor. and wore beautiful dress
OF white crepe with lace. and carried
a bouquet OF pink asters. After 4 short
visit 10 Grenmore. Orange County, the
ancestral home of the bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moscley will make their home at
Glen Echo in Bedford County.
Lexington Wedding.
The home OF MIR. and Mrs. l.. NJ
Reese. Maple Grove" near Lexington.
was the scene of a lretty marriage
Wcdnc Sday morning At 10 o'clock. when
their daughter. Miss Mabel May Rees
was married to Marion Parker Fultz
Of Raphine. Rev II. II. Leach. OF Fall
ing Spring Church the bride $ pastor
was the officiating minister. Miss Mary
Terry, Of Brownsburg, played the we'd
ding march
The bride wore white crepe de cH.ne
with lace trimmings, and carried Bride
roses. Her matron OF honor was Mrs
\. y. ReeS OF Washington. who wore
crepe meteor with lace trimmings and
carried daisies and ferns The Bride
maids were Miss Winnie Wnhcurn. Of
Raphine: Miss Lucy Clark. Of Licking
ton. and Miss May F'irebaush, OF Roch-
bridge Baths. all wearing white organ
die and carrying daisies and ferns.
The groom was attended by Clinton
Fultz, OF Raphine, his brother. as best
man. The groomsnien were Messrs
Frank Rces, Of Baltimore: Burton L
Dcaver, Of Lexington, and Robert Recs
Of Rockbridge.
The flower girls. dainty dressed in
white. were Misses Mary Rees, of Rock
bridge. and Ruth Fire baugh, OF Har-
Caspar Recs, of Rockbridge. and Miss
Margaret Recs. Of Washington.
Mr.. Fultz is son Of Ny and Mrs
y. f. Fultz. Of Raphine. and for scv-
cral years has laugh. in tho schools
of RoclSbridRn
or Interest Here.
Says the Baltimore sun OF recent is
sue.
ON Thursday Of next week 4 tea
dance will he given At Bercors $. n, New
port. under the auspices OF Mrs r.
Hawksworth. with exhibition dances by
Basil y. Durant and Miss Margaret
Hawksworth and Miss Inca .5ontun
a. j. h..
interpretations OF the dance this season
at Newport. The patroncsses include
Mrs. StuyNesant Fish, Mrs. Arthur Cur
tbs James. Mrs. Edward i. Mclean. Mrs.
a"rbert NJ. Hartman. Mrs. Stuart Dun
can and Mrs. Reginald &. Vanderbilt"
Miss Hawksworth and Nj. Durant
were much entertained In Richmond
last spring, when they danced on sew
cral occasions at tho -'thcs dansants"
given At the jefferson Hotel under the
direction OF Mrs. Mary Pace Groner. of
this city and New York
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Travis Lamb. OF
Norfolk and Atlanta, Ga. announce the
engagement of their daughter. Lucy
Winder, TO Lieutenant Monroe Kelly.
nited states Navy, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Lane Kelly. OF Norfolk The wed
ding Will take place some time in the
fail
returned to the City.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Franklin returned
to the city some days ago from King
William County, where they have been
for the months Of July and August.
Mrs. Franklin and her son. Clarence.
are now visiting friends in Boston.
Mass.
Mrs. J. Is. Price and her small son
have returned TO Richmond from King
William, where they Were guests OF
a nj in fr,ra
Miss Woodson Entertnins.
\ charming event OF the past week
was the function rendered Miss Eleanor
Pinkcrton, of Norfolk by Miss Frances
WoodSon at her summer home near
hon Air Miss Pinkerton is the guest
OF Miss Margaret McC!uer. in Bon Air
and a great many interesting entertain
Nents have been given in her honr
Dance mt Mineral Spring..
one OF the largest and most enjoy
able dances of the season was given at
Virginia Mineral Springs on Friday
night. between 800 and 100 pcrs ons be-
Ing present
L y >. Lee. Of Little Rock. Ark. Mi.
and Mrs \. 9 REYNOLDS, Dublin. Ga.
MI and Mrs w. 7. Graham, 81. Louis;
MISS Louise Nauc han, Roanoke. Misses
Alma smith. Louise clark. Hazel
Thompson. Ruth and Mabel Powell.
Newport News. Elizabeth Cooper. :;a-
lem. Mrs :. \. rlummer. Petersburg;
Misses Walden and Pattie. OF Norfolk;
Miss Reed. OF Oriskony: Misses Nc
Cartney OF Barhou!'s Greek; o. l.. Rey-
nolds. Pittsburgh, Kan. t l.. walker.
Alabama: r. r. Roy
nolds, Jack Caldwell H. J. Crawford.
Craig County; William l. Yodcr. Ru-
thcrford Spossard, Max Graft. Ralph
Goode, Frank Dame. of New Castle.
Mcssrs. Moore, Woodruff and Pace. Of
Roanoke Fitzhush Lee, Of Little Rock.
ARK
= chahne dish party was given Mon
day afternoon by Misses Walters. of
Norfolk. 10 their friend. Miss ellis.
only few :utimnt" friends were in
vited, among them Mrs. q. " John
son Miss Mildred kinnier Of Lynch
burg Mrs. l.. $. Mclean. Macon. Ga:
Mrs. s y plummer. Of Petersburg. and
Miss Sproul Of Clifton FORGE.
At Virginia Bcnch.
Miss Mary Wilson Coleman. of syca-
more street, Petersburg, is being much
entertained during her stay with Miss
Lucille Francis AZ the Margaret Cot