The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-01
Engagement Announced.


Mrs. Richard G Seldom has an
nounced the engagement and APP
preaching marriage Of her daughter.
Louise, TO MIR. Cannon r. Prettyman.
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Prettyman,
az Sammervlle. ;. G. The wedding
Will he celebrated next Wednesday,
October 6, at 30 o'clock in Holy
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
the Rev j. ], Gravatt officiating.
tick--Pcarson.
quiet home wedding was solemn
tzed at the residence Of Mrs Betty
Pearson In London Street, Portsmouth
1asf "Wednesday, when her daughter,
Miss Grace Pearson. and Mr. Charles
Edward N;ck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Il.
ID. Wick. also OF Portsmouth were
: III arTfsd. TIC ceremony was perform
ed at o'clock by Rev, N w Page,
pastor OF the Churchland Methodist
Episcopal Church. In the presence OF
n number OF relatives and invited
guests. The bride wore smart tray
cling suit OF dark blue cloth with hat
to correspond and carried bridal
bouquet of roses and lilies OF the val
icy Immediately after the marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Wick left for an extend
: ed southern wedding Journey, fncTud-
ipg st Augustine, New Orleans and
other points of interest on their re-
turn after October ! they will reside
! with Mrs Nicks u other
Harris--Hobson.
The Fairmount-Ayenne Methodist
Church was the scene of pretty
wedding on Tuesday evening at 100
o'clock. when Miss Inez Hobson, the
charming daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Warren &, Hohson, Of Fairfnount
1apa ha ~
Jeter Harris. q merchant of Rich
mond. The wedding march was rem
: TERED by Professor BeadIey. Miss
Hobson was given in marriage by
( her father, and r.. II. g Harris.
brother OF the groom. acted as best
| man. The maid of honor, Miss
Myrtle Hobson, sister Of the bride,
/ wore gown of sunburst tafreta and
carried "a bouquet of roses of the
I anne color, Miss Lois Hobson and
/ Miss Alyse Bates. the bridesmaids
were dressed in white tafreta yelled
! III ieorgette crepe. They carried
handsome bouquets OF Killarney
roses. Little Miss Winston letter,
! daughter of Mr. and RMS. j. n letter.
carried the ring The ushers were L,
c. Jones and Robert Johnson. Irwin
Arnold and Robert Shiflett.
+ The bride, who wore travelling
suit Of Tete de Negre and carried
+ shower bouquet Of Brides roses and
lilies of the valley. Palms, ferns
smilax. ont flowers and pink candles
were artistieally arranged by Mr..
Radeliff.
The Rev r.. v Carson perform ed
I the ceremony in the presence OF
large number of friends and relatives.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Harris left for an extended
Southern tour.
Campbell---Miies.
The most important social event
or the week took place last evening
al O'Clock In the Baptist Church
at Marion. when Miss Mary Rebeoca
Niles, Of Marion, and the groom Is
( bland Campbell, OF Wytheville. inc
bride il the daughter Of Mrs Matte
Miles. af Marion, and the groom Is
nephew of Governor stuart. Both
the bride and groom are widely re-
lated and well known In Virginia
Governor stuart aud a large number
OF Richmond people were among
those present. After an extended
wedding tour MIR. and Mrs Camp
, bell Will be AT home in Wytheville.
Wedding Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas e Stagg have
sent out cards announcing the mar
Rage Of teir daughter, Alice Letitia
10 Charles Edwin Nance, of Roxbu-y
+ The marriage took place at II o'clock
! yesterday morning at the brides
home, 1910 Grove Avenue
A Musical Tea 10 he Given.
\ musical tea will he given at the
"kestoVer," zoe South Cherry Street:
his afternoon and tonight from 4
10 and TO 10 T.. NJ The board
Of managers Will be glad to have all
who are interested IN this home for
working girls To call.
4 The receiving committe will include
The members OF the board OF mana
gers, Mines. Tyler Jobson. X. F.
Hudson. Henry Sampson. G. V. Mere
! dith .rpshnr Bowen, ". II. Adams
I q. " kotner Thomas Murreli, f.
4 L. Johson. Jean Sale Jones, u. f..
( Hooker, Abner Goode, McRea, w A.
burrows, Ida Rider, j. W Hundley,
Sam Cohen. a. l.. Thomas Robert
Beverley. Il. A. Burke. Charles Sell
den. John Murphy. Alma de Milhan.
+ Warner Moore. r. g. Hill. Misses
Cany Ryiand Lynda NJ. koiner. Adele
! Corning, Alice Dooley Marie Leany
and Or Margaret kayk
Concerning the Arc Club.
The Richmond Art Club viii open
!. he first Monday in october. The
members class for juniors will be
| held on Friday afternoons and the
! class for seniors will he on Monday
4 nights from to 10 T. NJ
In and Out-of-Town.
Miss Nell Reynolds is leaving the
( CITY today to resume her studies at
/ "Sprfngside. near Philadelphia.
I
The Rev. aud Mrs. Wythe Leigh
/ kinsoiving. formerly OF this city. left
/ on Tuesday for New York. where
I Mr. kinsolving will he associated with
| Rev Henry Mottet. -. D., rector Of
| the Church of Holy Communion.
| Skin Avenue and Twentieth Street.
/ Mr. Kinsoiving at one time was rector
I Of Epiphany Church here.
4 Mrs Norman Johnson has returned
\ TO her home on the boulevard, after
an extended visit to her sister, Mrs.
Frank II. Davis in New York city.
Il Mrs Aenaicus Iankford OF Nor
1 folk, arrived on Tuesday to 10 the
+ guest Of her parents Judge and Mrs.
Edmund Waddill on Park Avenue,
for the month OF October. Mr.. IAnk-
ford will spend the month at tho
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