Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-29
MRS. BURME|sTER TO WE'D
R. S. CHAMBERLAYNE, JR.
Ceremony Will Take Place Mt "Gravel
HILL" Near Charlotte Court
house.
MRS. RoYALL IN NEW JERSEY
Inspection Dance Is Given by Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues Mt Their
Armory-NIiss Lucy NcGchec Webs
John Is. King.


nave issued cards announcing the APP
preaching marriage OF their sister. Mrs.
Anne Atkinson Burmcistcr, to Robert
scott Chamberlayne. Jr.. the ceremony
to take place on Saturday, October Q.
at Gravel HILL" near Charlotte Court
house After n wedding journey. Mr.
Chamhcrlaync and his bride will be
at home at Gravel Ill.,"
Mrs Burmeistcr is Il gifted musician
and at one time made her home In this
city Mr.. Chambcrlnyne is son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. X. s. Chambcriaync. OF
Park Avenue.
Guest of Mrs. CORNELL.
Mrs. Bertrand Honea. of Fort Worth,
Texas, Is guest of Mrs. Robert
Thurston Corbell. at 1903 Hanover Az
enue. Mrs. Honca. who is an alumna
OF Hollins College, has n great many
friends in this city. where she has
visited on several occasions. Mrs.
Honea was. before her marriage. Miss
Mary Lou Thompson. Of Fort Worth.
EnsnEcmcnt OF interest.
The Now York Times Of recent Is
sue contains the following OF interest
10 society here:
Miss Juliet NJ. HALEY. n daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Draper HALEY.
OF 10 South Portland Avenue. Brook
Ign. and Arthur Turner Soulc. Of New
York. but formerly Of Boston. and "a
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Soule. !
hre TO be married on Friday. October |
-. at $50 In the evening In the Church !
OF the Holy Trinity. Montague street. ,
Brooklyn Miss Kalley's sister, Miss
Beatrice HALEY, who is 10 marry a !
Clarke Bedford. Will be the maid Of
honor, and tho Misses Helen West, OF |
Montclair. y, J., and Martha futile |
Madeline Valentine Block. and Kath- !
leen Rutter. OF brooklyn. are to be tn !
bridesmaids Little Miss Frances !
Cra.k Pinckney, Of Richmond, Is TO be |
the flower girl"
Miss Beatrice HALEY spent the win ,
ter here as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
Cotesworth Pinckney several seasons |
ago. and much entertaining was done |
IN her honor. number OF Rich |
mond people Will attend the wedding. !
Mrs. RoynII I'm New Jersey.
Mrs. William l.. Royal Is spending |
some time with her daughter. Mrs. |
Barker G. Hamill at her summer home.
Avon by -theSea " J. Mrs Hamill |
and her family spend the summer and |
early autumn months at tho seashorc !
each season and Will open their house
month. William Royal. who is now
making his home in Trenton. spent the
past weekend with his brother-n-law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Hamtil at
Avon by the Sea
Inspection Dance.
The inspection dance given at the
armory last evening by the Richmond |
Light Infantry Blues was an attrac-
tive event and largely attended. The |
hall was throngcd with guests for the |
dancing, following the inspection OF !
the battalion by Colonel 10 Lane Stern,
and many looked on from the gallery. |
The Blues Band played for the dane
ing.
Prominent Wedding.
An interesting event OF yesterday, |
although a quiet one, was the mar
rage Of Miss Nina Fauntleroy Powell,
daughter of the late William Levin
Powell. OF Leesburg, TO Richard Potts.
of Frederick Md. The ceremony took |
place at "Woodburn.' the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Freeman Dun
lop. Rev. Arthur 5. Johns. OF Wash
!ngton, officiating. Only small com
pAny of guests were present at the
marriage at high noon. and later
breakfast followed the ceremony.
DR.. Thomas Johnson, or Frederick
Md. was best man and q group OF
young nephews and niece OF Miss
Powell. Norneet Dunlop. james Dun
lop. William Laird Dunlop ILL., ana |,
little Miss Elizabeth Dunlop. made up
the bridal party. Air. Potts and his
bride Will go TO the Pacific coast for
their wedding trip, and will be at
home at Frederick. Md, after Novem-
Der Is.
or Hichmond Interest.
DR.. and Mrs. George Potts. Of Provi-
dcncc Forge. have issued invitations
10 the marriage of their daughter
Phoebe Larkman. to James Henry
Christian, Jr. The wedding Will take
place IT the home of the brides par
entS in Providence Forge on October
II
Former Richmond Rector's Move.
Rev. and Mrs. wythe Leigh Kin
solving formerly of Richmond, left
yesterday for New York City. where
Mr.. kinsolvng will he associated with
Rev. Henry Mottet. -. D., rector Of the
Church OF the Holy Communion, Sixth
Avenue and Twentieth Street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kinsolving will be guests of DR.
Mottet at tho rectory until October 10 |
Mr.. Kinsolving was rector of
Epiphany Church here from 1905 to I
1909 and was succeeded by the pres
ent rector, Rev. q. Peyton Craighnl.
Returns to Richmond.
Miss Zelle Minor has returned to
Richmond. after spending the summer
IN Blacksbure. and is the guest for a
few days of Mrs. John w. Williams !
in Gintcr Park. Miss Minor will re-
sumo her classes in Richmond in Oc-
tober
KinG-McGehee.
Miss Lucy Latane McGehee. and John
B. King were quietly married yes
terday evening by Rev. Il. II. Potts,
pastor OF Monument Methodist Church,
in the parlor OF his home. 1907 Park
Avenue The bride is a daughter of
Eugene T.. McGehee. of Wilmington,
and Mr.. King is from Weldon. y. c.,
but has for several years been n resi-
dent OF this city. Mr. and AIRS. King
VIII make their home in Richmond.
Engagement Announced.
MI. and Mrs. T., NJ. Beard, of Am
herst, announce the engagement Of
their sister Rosalie Estalle Reard to
Jefferson Donat McChesney of Carys-
brook. Tho wedding. will be celebrated
In Washington the early part OF Oc-
tober.
birthday Party.
Miss Rosalie Mcdowell celebrated
her sixteenth birthday at her home on
Jefferson Park Friday night. The
lower floor was decorated for the oc-
casion and refreshments were served At
II o'clock.
Those present were: Misses Ruth
Houlgravc, Elizabeth Crowdcr. Mary
Massie. Louise Mills. Alice Minis -. |