The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-16
SOCIETY

Harrison Lee, brother of Bride: and
Raymond Lee, of Richmond: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. N. Lee. Mr.. and MRS. Ben
Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee, oi
OF Disputanta.
/ Social Service Meeting.
The Social Service Federation will
hold an important meeting this af-
ternoon. at O'Clock, at fie North
Fifth street.
! KegIey-Withcrs.
/ An event of unusual interest TO
society in Virginia took place Wei
resday afternoon in the sinking
Spring Presbyterian church at
/ o clock, when Miss Fannie Pinckney
| Withers. the daughter of Mrs. >. r.
I withers. became the bride of Mr..
! Frederick Bittie kegley, or WytheVl!le,
Va. Rev. J. l.. Mcmillan, pastor OF
the cnurch, performed the ceremony
In the presence of host of friends
which filed the edifcc. An artistic
arrangement of Southern srniiax,
pink dahlias and potted plants formed
an attractive setting for the ceremony.
The ushers were Judge w. NJ. Pierce
of Christiansburg; r. S. Withers. j.
". Bell, K. r. Stephenson, of Abing-
don. The matrons OF honor were
Mrs. Walter Scott Dodd, of Abingd on.
who wore an afternoon gown OF old
rose crepe de chine, and Mrs. Fred
erick Ernest Hanson, of KNOXVILLE
Tenn. a cousin Of the bride, who was
sowned in dark blue crepe de chine,
both wearing black picture hats with
white plurnes and carrying army
bouquets of ferns and pink Killarney
roses.
Just before the ceremony Miss Hcr-
mione Flag,er. of Stonewan jackson
college presiding at the organ, &C
companied by Miss Helen Davenport
and Sadie Kinzel. on violins. played
'sTraumerie." following which Mrs, +.
+ Davenport sang 40 Perfect Love.
The bride entered the church with
/ her brother. Mr. w. Pierce Wthers, CT
/ Gulfport, Miss. the groom with bis
brother and hest man. Mr.. john ,
Feeley, of Wytheville. The bride
wore a travelling suit Of dark blue
broadcfoth and carried shower bou-
quet of bridal roses and sweetpeas.
The groom ia a prominent business
man of Wytheville and Is widely
known through the educational cir
cles Of Southwest Virginia. where lie
! has been actively engaged for num-
| Der of years.
! d. Immediately after the ceremony STR
| and Mrs Kegley left on train No. sc
to spend their honeymoon in New
York and Boston, and after Novem
be- q will be at home ct Rose
Hill" Wytheviile, Va.
/ The out-of-town guests present
were: Mrs. ID. G. Bowman. of Fred
erickshurg; Mrs E. Bryan Jones and
Miss Louise Jones, of Hickory. n. c.
Mr. w. Pierce Withers, of Guifp 1rt
Miss; Judge w. NJ. Pierce, of Chris
tiansburg; Misses Esther Andrus, q
New York; Natalie Terry. of New
Ferry Va; Anna Pierce, OF Chris
ltia4 sburg; Ina Kegley and Mrs. Johr
u.s. kegley. of Wytneville, Mr.. and Mrs
w NJ Peters. OF Emory; Mrs. @. p
Junkin. of Roanoke; Mrs. FREDERICK
r. Hanson, OF Knoxville, Tenn, ant
Major w l.. Pierce, of Christiansburs
Personal.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis II. Bosher, MI
and Mrs Hiram NJ. Smith, DIR. ant
Mrs Douglas Vanderhood, Mr.. an
Mrs Walter Lefew, and Miss Elsi
Lindsey and Miss Zayde Branch, ar
among the house guests of Mr.. an
Hrs william r. Messle at "R os
Hill" for the Smith Buck wedding
,, Mr.. and Mrs Francis Cooke hav
returned from their bridal trip on
: are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucia
H Cooke at "Cockspur." ROANOKE
until their new home is completed.
Mrs Lucy Goude Is visiting reia
tives in Harrisonburg.
Miss Margaret Eaglesfeld. of In
!. ldianapolis, is the guest of Miss Bessi
, jackson.
Mrs. II. c. HuntIey has returned I
1 /, her home in Roanoke, after spendin
some time with Mrs. Webster Whit
ten, of this city.
, Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Bland have 70
turned to Newport News. after spen
ing several days in this city.
Mr.. Duncan Smith has returned |
New York city. after spending III
summer at Charlottesville and sever,
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Williar
Hugh Nelson, of West Grace stree
Mrs. Smith is still with her parents,
Mrs F.. l.. Hewitt. of this city,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Floy
Hughes, in Norfolk.
hiS W. \. hpHCuFe. OF TINS city,
the guest of her son. Mr.. r. c. !
! Moncure, in Newport News.
7 Mrs Mann s. Valentine Is spend
= ing some time at her county home
, Powhatan.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Sutton have re
turned to their home in Newpoi
:. News. after spending a week In Rich
mond