The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-23
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Office. Mad. 1898.
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SOCIETY

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Der of the University OF Virginia foot
ball team and Frank A. Massic. OF
/ Charlottesville
Engagement Announced.
! The engagement and approaching
marriage ~ Miss Annie Franklin
Barnes to Mir. William Lee Gillian,
( formerly Of this city. hut now Of At
anita, Ga. has recently haen an
aounce6 Miss Rarnes is n daughter
! of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Franklin
Barnes. % 1922 Monument Avenue.
land the wedding will be solemnized
! in the home OF the brides parents on
! Wednesday, Dcosmber is. and will he
followed BY reception
Invitations Issued.
Mr and Mrs Henry Dana Stevens,
1 Of Savannah. Ga. have issued invita-
tions to the marriage OF their daugf1-
( ter, Anna, tn William Dewey Cooke,
! formerly of Richmond. the ceremony
70 take place on Tuesday, Decem be-
! =. AT O'Clock, In the home Of the
bride in savannah. The marriage vii
/ De fashionable event Of the early
winter. and mary Virginia guests will
20 Soush for the wedding.
IT tho Art Club.
Tnis afternoon at 4 80 O'Clock MI.
II enry Wexler. of New York. an artist
of note in portrait and interiors IA
friend OF the late John w. Alexander.
and well known in art circles, will
speak to the nembere os the club
IN an Informal manner or art and the
things that should interest not only
artists, hut all OF us who have a love
of the beautiful
Mics Nora Houston. instructor III
portrait and composition In the club,
will be chairman of the afternoon, At
the close Of the lecture there will be
an open discussion. on some OF the
tendencies IN modern art.
While in Richmond Mr. Wexier is
visiting his sister Mrs. David Waller
stein. $40 North boulevard.
Tea will be served by a committee
Of students of the Art Club, and mem
hers OF the club and their friends are
cordially invited TO he present.
Animal Pound Party
The silver Cross Circle of the King Is
Daughters will hold their annual
Thanksgiving pound party. with Mrs
Fl. II. Bowles. 1921 Floyd Avenue, this
afternoon at 80 O'clock. a delight
full program has been arranged and
refreshments will be served. All men,
hers are cordially invited to come and
bring a friend.
6nsh--Molcs Wedding Tonight.
Tonight at Z O'Clock, at the home
of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
A +. Lum, 1919 cambridge Street.
their daughter. Miss Ruth Hill Moles,
viii be married to Mr.. William j.
Cash. The ceremony viii be perform
ed by Rev. r Wayne Long. pas
tor. of the Cowardin- Avenue Christian
Church. The wedding viii be n quiet
home affair, only relatives and few
jntimate friends or the contracting
parties being present to witness the
ceremony. The only attendant Will b.
@+tt4e-Aiss Margaret Long who viii
act as ring-bearer Miss Olive An
drews will render the wedding march
and Miss Mildred Ferguson will sing
Tomlinson-Taylor.
The home Of Mrs Emma p TAYLOR
of 2204 Park Avenue. was the scene
Of pretty wedding yesterday eve
ming AT : o'clock. when her daughter.
Edith @. Taylor became the bride Of
Duecalian Tomlinson., formerly of Vir-
einia, but now of North Carolina, tho
Rev George w kemper. pastor OF
the Hanoyer-Avenue christian Church
officiating Palms, candles and pink
carnations were artistically arranged
in the parIors, and on the improvised
altar. Miss Geraldine Taylor was her
sisters maid Of honor. She wore q
lace over pink messalne. An informal
reception followed the ceremony. and
a number of the friends and relatives
Of the bride and groom were pres
ent Later in the evening Mr. Tom
liHson and his bride left for a honey
moon in New York, and on their re-
turn will make their home In Raleigh
y. e.
To Visit Here.
Miss Pearl Gersen will have as her
guests for Thanksgiving the Misses
Roma, Ida, Rose and Sarah Nachman,
Miss Madaiyne Fsningsohn Miss Beat
rice kantor, and Miss Elsye Satisfy
II Newport News.
Cake and Pie Sale
circle No. 6. Of All-Saints' Guild.
will have "a cake and pie sale at the
/ Cohen Company on Broad Street to-
day. Come and buy your Thanksgiv-
ing cakes.
Entertainment at William Fox school.
The Parent Teachers of the i.liam
! Fox School will give an entertainment
today from the hour of to and
S to 10 II, M. A choral concert will
fancy dancing. The affair Is for the
benefit OF the library fund
Massie--Harvey
A wedding of interest was solemn
Yen on Saturday afternoon at 5
o'clock at the Jonesboro Baptist
Church IN Nelson County, when Miss
Sa.lie Virginia Harvey, daughter of
I Hon. and Mrs James Taliaferro Har-
vey, became the bride OF Mr. James
Harden Massie, of Amherst
Mrs. n. B. Parrish played the we'd
ding march from Lohengrin as a
professional and Mendelssohn's rnarcn
was used as a occasional Just be-
fore the ceremony believe Me" was
rendered in an impressive manner by
Mrs. w. NJ. Arlington.
First came the ushcrs, Or. Robert
TaHaferro and Mr. r. l.. Harvey, fol-
lowed by the bridesmaids and groons-
men. who were Miss Ellen Massic
with Mr., Charles Rucker, Miss Edith
Harvey with Mr.. Sam Y. Saunders.
Miss Virrie Bryant with Mr.. Shields
Fleming Miss Cora Massie with Mr..
Clarence Bryant Miss Hessie Mssse,
sister Of The groom, with Mr.. John
Harvey, The bridesmaids wore white
tahe'a with Georgette crepe and car
RED pink chrysanthemums
The maid of honor, Miss Emma
Catherine Harvey, sister of the bride,
wore gown or pink taffeta with
Georgette crepe and silver lace and
carried Killarney roses
The brids enerted with her father
Is