Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-30
ner, of Atlantic City; Mrs. S. II. Roffs,
and her daughter, of Shenandoah.
Observation-Disclosures

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J Tho Presbyterian Church ut Wilson
| n. c., was crowded Wednesday even
! Ing with relatives and friends when
/; Miss Mae Lovelace became tho bride
OF Charles f.. Tomlinson. prominent
| business man of High Point, \. C.
Miss jamie Penich presided at the
the ceremony.
The bridal party included Messrs.
| Thomas Washington, DR.. j. r. Ed
mundson, r. G. Jones, Il. II. Young.
ushers; ID. III. Blair and Colonel Wes-
colt Robinson. groomsmen: Misses
Delzellc Woodward and Clara Daniel,
bridesmaids, with w. y. Harrell and
Miss Edwina Lovelace. The dame of
honor was Mrs. Gilbert Walter Clark,
and the maid of honor. Miss Roy Love-
lace. sister of the bride.
After the ceremony reception WAS
given at the home of Captain and
Mrs. ]. p. Ioveiace.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Hauscr ana her daughter; Mrs. II. j.
Gold, uaIstead Tomlinson. Mrs. Emily
Young. Miss Virginia Lovelace, Mrs.
j. G. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Y. Love-
William Spicer, Miss Bessie Rouse, j.
10. Hnnkins. Talbot Lacy and David
Blair.
The couple left on the midnight train
for an extended Northern trip.
Interesting Entertainment.
|, An attractive entertainment will be
given by the Girls Auxiliary OF Grove
Avenue Baptist Church on Friday from
$3.50 to 10 o'clock. Among the inter
esting features planned for tho enter
tainment OF the visitors will be Chinese
games. played by little girls In cos
tunes, and n Japanese lullaby will be
sung by Elizabeth DiEgs, and The
Jan DOll' by Miss Ida Deck
Entertained In Ashland.
Messrs. Gordnn and William Ham,
Inond gave an informal dance at their
home on Friday evening of last week
Blanton, Lucy Tompkins, Mabel War
rem. Sadie Slaughter. Rose Harmon,
Messrs. Cary Wingfield. Bob Baldwin.
Tom Gresham, all of Richmond. Among
the other guests were Misses Mary
Hutchinson, of King William; Ethel
Whittett and Lucille Bray. of Richmond
Virginia Potts. Virginia Marshall and
Mildred Hart. of Ashland; Messrs. b.
Vaughan. NJ. Luck, III. Bedding. G. NIL
Ter. r.. Turner, a. Short, II. Potts. u.
Lawson, G. Collins, Il. Beale. p. Cogbill.
b. Mears, w. Midyette. b. Rice, L.
Wright, p. Hutchlngs, p. Hall. Tom and
Frank Christian and Russell Scott.
Charity Dance.
Among the many Thanksgiving at
fractions Is n dance to be given ut Miss
Ella Binford's studio. corner of Madison
and Grace Streets, tonight. by the
younger members of the Equal Suffrage
League of Virginia. The proceeds will
be equally divided between the needy
poor of Richmond and the suffrage
cause of Virginia. The public Is cor
daily invited. and large crowds ex-
pected.
Smithle-Moore.
! MICS Hannah M. Moore. of Norfolk,
formerly of Newport News, and John
p. Smithie, of Quinton.. Va, wero
quietly married Thursday afternoon in
Newport News at the home of Mrs L.
A. Richardson, the brides sister, Rev.
L. l.. Banks officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smithie left Immediately after the
ceremony for a bridal trip to several
Northern cities
Dir Vnl-Wllkins0n. e
A beautiful wedding Occurred Sat-
urday morning at 1880 o'clock at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Stanley Hall,
1900 Decatur Street. when Miss Edna
Earl Wilkinson, sister OF Mrs. Hall.
became the bride of Paul Pembroke
:Du Val. of Richmond. The parlors
were tastefully decorated.
Rev. William Peyton. of Richmond,
performed tho ceremony. The bridal
party, entered to the strains of the
wedding march from "Lohengrin,''
rendered by Miss Reva May Williams,
OF Lynchburg.
Tho bride woro blue travelling suit
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