The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-08

terdAy at Po1rs. IN Washington. by the
Stoncwali Jackson Chapter OF the
United Daughters OF the Confederaey,
for the benefit OF the Confederate Me-
mortal Home.
RouIhac--Trsnt.
The Court Street Baptist Church IN
Portsmouth. was the scene OF pretty
wedding Saturday afternoon at 5;3o
o'clock when Miss Charlotte Brooke
Trant. daughter Of Mrs. Julian Roush
Trant, became the bride OF MIR. Will
liam Sterling Rouihac. stately palms
and banks OF ferns interspersed with
cathedral candles decorated the church.
The ceremony was performed By Rev.
y. T. Garrett ID. ~. pastor Of the
church. and Miss Grace Williams pre-
sided nj the organ. The bride were
a smart travelling suit OF blue broad
cloth and carried shower bouquet
of Brides roses and lilies OF the VAL
lev. She entered with her brother MI
Marshall Trant, of Baltimore. ny whom
she was given in marriage. Her maid
II honor and only attendant was MISS
belle Traut who wore gown OF pink
crepe de chine trimmed with lace. with
a picture hat OF black velvet. and car
red bouquet OF pink Killarney roses
The groom's best man was Mr.. Mars
Lewis, and the ushers were Messrs.
Cox Webb. Ashley Estes and irwin
d SpPTTF. AfteT tNg ceremony MI Nfst
Mrs Roulhac left for New York and
from there will sail for Cuba, ard on
their return will reside In Hillsboro.
IN G. where they will make their
/ future horne.
! Mrs Romlhac has a number OF rela-
tlves in Richmond and many OF them
went 20 Portsmouth for her wedding.
Engagement Announced.
1 Mr. and Mrs, George Harriss. of VIII
ha
n9ent and approaching wedding of their
daughter. Euvenia, TO Mr.. Howard Har-
land. of this city. The wedding, whicn
In to he solemnixed IN January. will
be an interesting event III Wilmington
society, and several Richmond people
win probably go 10 North Carolina
In order to be present.
~ the Womsp's Exchange.
/ AZ this season of the year the Ex-
change for women's Work rs an IN
usually attractive place to shop
Christmas things will be on exhibition
each day. and homemade cakes and
MES are sent in to be sold by the
women in town. The Wemen's FIX
change has beautiful things throughout
/ the year and Is established to help
women dependent upon their own work
for a support The public Ia cordially
invited to drop In and see the many
individual gifts that can be obtained
from the exchange.
women'a Meeting.
Under the auspices of the Woman's
Club OF Barton Heights an entertain
| ment will be given this evening AT
! 8 so O'Clock In the Assembly Hall The
| proceeds Of the affair are to be used
for the Belgian relief fund and candy
will be sold for the Red Cross So
eiety.
/ The turkey supper that was to have
been given by the women's Societies of
the Park Place Methodist Church on
I Wednesday evening has been indeh-
nitely postponed.
Personal.
| w Berkeley Williams. who has been
spending several days In Baltimore
as the guest of his brother and
sister -in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Lam
caster williams, at taeir residence In
the Green Spring Valley, has returned
To his home in Richmond.
Mrs. d. C. Jackson has returned to
T.ynchburg after visiting Mrs James
caskie.
Mrs. F. Percy 10th has returned to
Waynesboro, after spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. j. d.
Clot'1!err in Grace Street.
Miga Marion Jones, OF Greensboro,
-. O.. Is the house guest Of her
brother and slster-ln-law, Mr. and
Mrs Stuart Jones. at l123 West
Franklin Street.
Miss jamie Gaines, of Richmond.
who has been VISITING her friends in
Ashland has returned to her nome.
!
DIR. and Mrs Littleton Davis. who
I have recently moved from Richmond.
are at home to their friends at 304
Ninth Avenue. s. w. in Roanoke. Va
Miss Sue Tyler, Of Radford, arrived
yesterday to he the guest of her sister,
Mrs Frank p. Mcconnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Boyce. Jr.,
are spend!aG ,,leir honeymoon in
California, ana will return by Christ
ttnas to occupy their apartment at the
Beivedere, in Baltimore,