The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-26

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office. Mad. 1929.
Residence, Ran. 16e0-W.

tfibuting his drawing to some of the
principal magazines of tho country.
A number OF out-of-town guests
were present, and among them were
Mr. and Mrs. William tfllmann. of
Springfield. Mo; Miss Hecht. of Bris-
.oi, Tenn. MIR. Samuel Biumenthal.
Mr.. and MfS Aaron Blumenthai. and
Mr.. and Mrs Abram Biumenthai. all
OF Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Sternbe-ger. OF New York:
Mr.. Mann Berg. OF Philadelphia. and
Mrs. NJ. s. Block. OF Chicago.
Travcrs--TayIor Engagement
Mrs. p. Il. Manning. OF 1855 X
Street, Washington, d. c., has an
nounced the engagement and APP
preaching marriage OF her sister Miss
Fanny Taylor. daughter of the late
Colonel and Mrs John n. Taylsr. of
Wilmington. n c.. to Mr.. Samuel w.
Travers. OF this city. The ceremony
will take place very quietly In Mrs
Mannings residence on TUESDAY, NO
yenber 8. and after a wedding Jour
ney Mr.. Travers and his bride will
reside at SOC West Franklin Street
Miss Taylor is very we'll known in
Richmond. where she kas often been
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Charles
Il. Borden. and the wedding, though
"a very quiet home affair, Is ono or
AHf ju"St interesting Oh the WINTER
season,
Invitations issued. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W Grice. OF
'lool West Franklin Street. have is
sued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter. Virginia. to Mr.. rob
ert Brown Augustine, son OF the
late Mr.. James Augustine and Mrs.
Pattie Il. Augustine, of this city The
ceremony Will take place AT noon on
THURSDAY. November II, in Hoy
Trinity Episcopal Church, the Rev.
}; J. Grayatt. d. D., rector OF the
church. officiating A small wedding
Breakfast viii immediately follow at
the Commonwealth Club. to which
only the two families the bridal par
~ and eat-of-town guests have neen
asked. Later N the afternoon Mr..
Augustine and his bride will leave
for wedding journey and after De
cember ! they will be at home at
Gresham Court. Miss Grice IL
charming girl and mas been great
favorite with the Younger set since
her debut two seasons ago, and SO
ciety Is greatly interested In her com
ing wedding.
Handsome Dinner To BE Given.
Mr.. Ernest h. MoseleY. Of 1901
Grove Avenue, has issued Invitations
for a large dinner party in honor OF
his dshutante sister, Miss Rosa Nose
ley. The affair will take place next
Saturday evening in the Country club
of Virginia ~ 80 o'clock and Will be
one OF the handsomest functions OF
the season. Covers are to be laid for
eighteen guests. and the invitations
have been limited to the younger
dancing set.
Approaching Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waddy Leather
bury. OF .Herneiiff." near Eastvile.
Va. announce the engagement and
approachin marriage of their sister
Miss Eliza Custis Leatherbury. to Mr.
Robert Sltipwith King. for many years
resident of Richmond. but now OF
Kansas City Mo. The wedding will
take place in "HArnciin' at noon on
Wednesday, November "a. and on ac-
count of recent mourning will be
very quiet affair, Miss LeAtherbury
has often visited hare as a guest OF
Mrs. Sigmund L. Won Gemmingen.
formerly Miss Jean Knox. Mr.. King
Ia the son of the late Mr.. George H.
King and the late Mrs. Sue Boiling
King, and he is = brother OF Mrs
George N. Skipwith, OF Gtnter Park.
Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Beale of
Williamsburg, have announced the en-
gagement OF their only daughter
Grace Isabel. to the Rev. John Mon
cure, pastor of the Williamsburg Rap-
rtst Church The marriage will take
place about the middle OF November
Miss Louise Wilmer, the charming
daughter OF the English Consul. and
Mrs Arthur p Wilmer left yesterday
for Roanoke to be the guest of Mias
Ria Thomas. Before returning to Rich
mond. Miss Wilmer will go to Ten
nessee to be bridesmaid in the
white Pearce wedding.
Entertains ut Tee.
An interesting affair Of the week was
An informal tea given at the home OF