Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-18
Household
Interests
MISS SHIELDS is BRIDE
OF BEVERLEY RANDOLPH
Ceremony Takes Place at Home OF
Bride ON West Franklin street.
Prominent weddings Of To-Day.

Shields. daughter OF Mrs. Charles NJ.
Shields. to Beverley Randolph. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Randolph. OF
Clarke County, which took place yes
terday evening at 6:3o o'clock In the
byida's homo. 1905 West Franklin
Street. although very quietly celebrat-
ed. was an event OF much Importance
k TO society Tho ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Walter Russell Bowie,
y. D., rector of st. Paul's Church. and
on account OF mourning only the I'm
mediate families were present. Mrs. l.
Newton Vaughan, Jr., was her sisters
dame OF honor and only attendant, and
William f. Randolph, Jr.. was best man
for his brother The bride descended
the stairB with her brother. Charles
w. Shields who gave her away. Some
OF the out flown guests attending the
wedding were Mrs. William +. RAN
dolph. of Clarke; Mira. Benjamin OVAL
lon. Miss Ethel oFallon. Mrs. James
Draper and Miss Cornclia Draper, Of
Wilmington, Del; DR.. William Duke
and Miss Elizabeth Barton. OF Kansas
City, and Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Grandy,
OF Norfolk
Yrs. Purcell Ente.taipx.
A pretty affair yesterday was the
buffet luncheon given By Mira Ben
iamm [. Purcell at her country estate,
'Tuscawllla," near Glen Al!en. Tho
luncheon was In honor OF Misses
Martha Chambers. Mary Lyon Tyler
and Roberta Peasants. all three Of
whom are debutantes OF this season,
and only the younger society set was
included In the. guests invited to meet
them. The rooms were decorated
D. In, fah cat 1rlt ND
bowls OF chrySanthemums. y centre
piecc OF chrysanthcmums and shaded
lights was used OH the luncheon table.
Fraternity Entertained.
Pink roscs ana Iightcd candles
decorated the home OF Hardil Harris.
1922 West Grace street, last evening
20. Il dinner at which he was host In
honor OF the Kappa Sigma Fraternity.
The table was set with ccntrepece
OF pink flowers. and covers were laid
for eighteen guests.
Invitations out.
Invitations arc out for bridge
luncheon to be given by Mrs. William
Wharton Archer Friday afternoon at
Frankiin street, Mrs. Archer Is enter
tanning In honor OF Miss Roberta Pleas
ants and SIiss Mary TYLER, both debu-
tantcs OF this seagon.
Another 0ebutantc affair OF this
month is n TIA to be given by Mrs
William r. Oppenhoner and Miss Sarah
Oppcnheimer at their home on West
Grace street In compliment TO Miss Nell
Wise, the dcbutantc daughter OF Mrs.
Barton II. Wise. The function will he
given on the afternoon OF November
~. and only the buds OF the scason
have been asked 10 meet the guest
or honor.
Weddings To-day.
Smart society will be busily engag ed
with number OF prominent wedding
ceremonies to-day. both in and out of
town. Some OF these are To he very
quietly celebrated, and others are to
tc fashionable church affairs, with
brillinnt assemblies TO witness the
evonts. y very quiet. hut important
marriage of to-day IL tina. OF Miss
Virginia Lee Miller. daughter OF the
late !'olii Miller. of Bon Air, to Alex
! andcr Weldon Neal which will be cdl-
ebrated at 1890 o'clock in the home
OF the brides brother. W. Withers Nil
! lar, 1923 West Grace Street. with Rev.
| p. Is. McCluer, u. D., OF Bon Air. Of
nciating. ON account OF mourning,
only the immediate relatives VIII Wit
ness the ceremony.
!. number of Richmond guests viii
be In Orange this evening for the
wedding OF Mics Pauline Mcintosh
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. Frank
Mcintosh. TO Howard Green Shackel-
ford. formerly OF this city. The cere-
r,ony will be brilliant affair, and
Will take place this evening Mt o'clock
in tho Orange Baptist Church. Rev
y. r. Staples and Rev. Robert S. Car
ter officiating. Miss Leslie Mcintosh
VIII be her sisters maid OF honor. and
Judge George s. Shackelford, uncle
OF the groom. will be best man. Nessrs,
M. O. Field. Il. Carroll Slaughter,
George Scott Shackelford, Jr., Dan A.
Mcintosh. all OF Orange; Richard c..
Workman. Of Richmond, and Archie
Goodloe, OF Culpeper, will be grooms
men. and the ribbons Will be held by
little Annie Perry Mcintosh and An
ME Griswold Mcintosh. The brides
father Will give her away.
In Washington.
Mr. and Mrs r. D. Blowers. OF
spartanburg, s. c.. who have been Wis
sting their daughter. Mrs c. w. Parr.
on Park Avenue. left town Friday for
Washington Mr.. and Mrs. Blowers
were accompanied to Washington by
Mr.. and Mrs. Parr and spent the week
end with Congressman and arrs. Jo-
seph It. Johnson at the New Willard
Hotel.
Tn the North.
Mrs Frank w. Mccullough. OF Nor
folk. and Mrs. L. II. Butterck. of Rich
4 nlond. who have been visiting their
brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. John II, Wight, at wildwood"
their country place In the Green Spring
Valley, Nd, left Friday for Philadel-
phia, where they arc the guests of
Walker. With Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
they attended the Yale-Princeton foot
ball game Saturday at Princeton. N. J..
Invitations out.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence II. Urner, Of Grove
Avenue. to the marriage of their
daughter. Ann. to Robert King, We'd
nesday evening, November % at $40
o'clock in Centenary Methodist Church.
Miss Urner has just returned from n
visit 10 relatives In Harrisonburg.
Charity Affairs.
The first OF the series OF lectures to
be given by Mrs. Sally Ouid Donald
son on the Development OF Northern
Europe" under the auspices and direc-
ton Of the Beth Ahabah Auxiliary,
will he held tomorrow afternoon at A
o'clock In the basement of the temple.
These lectures. which are for the ben
eht of the work Of the auxiliary. are
open to the public, and all Interested
are cordially invited to attend. Mrs.
Donaldson is most interesting speak