The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-12
-ole-Glenn Wedding
Yesterday Morning

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KNOWN VISITORS EXPECTED
HERE SHORTLY.
On Wednesday morning, August IL.
nj 1890 O'Clock, the home OF Mr., ano
Mrs. James Robert Cole. OF thlHoo-
razo Park. presented pretty scene.
the occasion being the wedding OF
their daughter. Hazel Estele, to MI
Charles Melanchtiion Glenn. The cere-
mony was performed in the presence
of only the relatives and few perro-
nal friends. Rev. J. j. wicker. pis.oi
~ Leigh Street Baptist Church, oelng
enc off9eiating minister. The home was
arttstically decorated in a profusion OF
Mains. ferns and potted plants
Miss Florence Dansey had charge
Of the music, rendering Iohengrln $
wedding March as professional ana
rlayinp "Oh. Pron1iss Ne fly dur
ing the ceremony. Miss Lena Shubrick
Cole was her sisters maid OF honoE'
she wore dainty frock OF ~hite
net over Silk with a black picture
hat and carried an arm bouquet Oh
Killarney roses.
best man.
ne hT1UN, WHO tIllfAEd Vh
of her father, by whom she was gwen
In marriage. wore a handsome going
away gown of dark blue cloth. she
wore a black picture hat with touches
OF white. and carried "a shower oou-
ouet of Brides roses and lilies OF the
valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn left i'm
nediateiy after the ceremony for an
extended Northern trip including
Niagara Falls. Toronto, Thousand
Island New York and Atlantic City.
Rertuuing. they will will be at home
at 34o4 East Broad Street. Among
the out of town guests were Mr.. J. A.
Glenn. of Asheville, ~ c.. and Mrs.
r. L. Cole and daughter. of Lynch
burg, Va.
To BE Richmond Guest
Miss Eliza beth Harris, of Eustis,
Fla, has been spending some time as
the guest OF the Misses Hale. of
RusseiiviIIe. Ky. Many pretty affairs
have been given in her honor. Thurs
day evening the Misses Hale enter
tanned at dinner with covers laid for
eight ON Friday theater party was
given Miss Harris and on Saturday
Mrs Sam Davis entertained at dinner
In her honor. Automobile trips. moon
light picntcs and ward parties have all
been given for the fair Southern
guest. On Saturday Miss Harris leaves
for Richmond TO be the guest of reia-
tiyes and friends.
Returning From Porto Rica.
Miss Constance Gay. daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs, George Gay, of Forest
Hill. who is now In Porto RIGA. will
sail for home on the 18Th of this
month. Miss Gay has been sepnding
some time In Porto Rica study MS. the
snanish language preparat Dry 10 TAX
ing charge of the Spanish classes If
the John Marshall High scnool a.
the opening OF the fall term
Marriage Announcements.
Mrc. Lena A. Clary. of Norfolk. bot
formerly of Richmond, announces the
marriage OF her daughter. Mary
Maize. 10 Mr. Carroll X. Barton -
Washington. ID. c. The CEREMONY was
performed Wednesday. August 4, at
Ulre.~town, Nd, the Rev. ). linton
orrick, rector of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, officiating. Mr.. Buck Hooker
and Mrs. Clary were the only attend
ants. Mr.. and Mrs. Barton will make
their home In Hagerstown for some
time before going TO Washington. The
bride has a sister in this city, Mrs. J.
Edwin Stout of North Rowland
Street to whom the announcement OF
the marriage came as surprise
Mr.. Gilbert T. Davis announces the
marriage OF his daughter. Annie LII
Ian, to DR.. Stewart Archer Steger,
both of this city. The ceremony was
performed in Norfolk on Monday. Au-
gust 3. DR.. and Mrs. Steger will be at
home after September S at 8-A North
Mulberry Street. this city.
Left For the West
Messrs George X. Keesee, James c.
Wheat and d. G. Mountcasfle left
Monday night for San Francisco to
represent the Richmond Chapter,
American Institute of Banking, at the
annual convention to hs held, August
II TO 20. Before returning the dele
CATION will visit points of interest In
the West and Canada, including
Glacier Park, Lake Louise and Banf
Springs The 1919 convention was
held In Richmond and many letters
have been received assuring the Rich
nond men royal welcome.
Returning From the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Hill. Mr.
and Mrs. Julian II. Hill and Erma E.
Farmer have returned from an auto
mobile tour of the North. visiting
Washington, Baltimore, Wilmington,
Del. Philadelphia, Atlantic City. Lake
wood. Asbury Park. L. L.. Princeton,
Perth Amboy, New York and Coney
island.
Miss Lena Mae Butler, eldest daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Eta Butler. of Suffolk.
was married on Saturday afternoon in
E1iEabeth City, NJ c., to DIR. Weston
RIves Haynes, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
y. C. Haynes. OF THIS city. Miss But
Ter. who was the guest of friends at
Ocean View. left there on Saturday
tor Elizabeth City with DIR. Haynes,
md was married by Rev. MIR. Henning,
y ~ the Baptist Church.
The groom has recently graduated
Hbm the Medical College OF Virginia.
\ Oh and Mrs. Haynes are guests of the
I bridess mother in Suffolk. and will
later make their home in Logmont,
Nv. where the groom will practice
nedicine.
House Party NJ Rock Springs.
81 a most enjoyable house party Ia
bhtng given at Rock Springs, Va. at
sshe home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w A.
EsAbernathy.
2 The following guests are included in
1 khe party: Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Miller.
I'M and Mrs. Russell s. Merryman,
Dera N. l. Mccartney. Mrs e. Ray
nIond Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Edwin
MILLER Misses Ruth Hill. Helen Nc
arfney. Gladys Mccartney. Beatrice
y Parrish. Irene Muse. Dorothy Hill.
NJ Rowland and two children.
Claude and Elizabeth: Mr. John l.