The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12

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Ascension Church lawn. Highland
Park, Monday evening from to 10
o'clock by the Ch3ncel Chapter OF AS
| cension Episcopal Church. Refresh
/ ments will be served.
/ A delightful lawn party will take
/ place at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank T. Sutton on Monday evening,
September IS. from 10 o'clock. The
affair Is being given by the Girls Club
of Ginter Park for the benefit of the
mountain schools. Decorations will be
in Japanese lanterns, and refresh
ments will be on sale.
Bristow--(1ralle.
Yellow flowers and many evergreens
were used to decorate Yoar Baptist
Church. at Deltaville. Va. on We'd
nesday afternoon. September sth the
occasion being the wedding of Miss
Sarah Drue Bristow, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. f. w. Bristow. to Mr.. Arnot
La Grange Cralle. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
! c. y. Cralle
4 The bride entered the church with
her father. by whom she was given
in marriage. Her wedding gown was
of white chiffon over satin. Her long
! tulle veil was caught with silver but
/ terfaies. and she carried a shower hou-
| auet OF Brides roses. Mrs. c, n.
| Christopher. wearing a gown OF yell
low satin, was dame of honor. and
Miss Florrfe Anderson Oakley. In
pretty dress Of green chiffon over
satin. was maid of honor. The brides
| maids were Misses Lydia Bristow,
Annie Blake, Margaret Allison, FlorIie
! Borneman. Alice Yates, Nancy BrE-
tow, Mrs. Grace Bristow and Mrs. j..
W. Hurd Their dresses were OF white
crepe de chine, with girdles of green
and yellow The ribbons we're held
by Misses Cornelia Bristow and Hattie
/ Pace The flower girls were Miss Lois
Bristow and Olivia Eastman. Mr.. f.
A. Bristow was the groom's best man
A reception followed the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Cralle leaving later for
McDohough. Del, to spend their
honeymoon Among the guests from a
distance were Mrs G. r. Cralle, Of
Simonson, Va Miss FIorrie A. Oakley.
Of Simonson, Va; Miss Margaret w
Allison. of Baltimore; Miss Trina y.
Edwards of Farnham. Va; Miss Flos-
, sic Borneman, OF Baltimore; Mr. and
Mrs. A. s Brown. of Richmond, Va.
Rev. W. W Townsend OF Warner,
Va: Mr.. r. A. Bristow. of West Point,
and many others
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs, James A Moncure and
Mrs Andrew Gray. of this city, are
spending the autumn season at Bat
terry Park Hotel. Asheville, n c.
Rev. r. II. Potts. Of Monument NJ.
F. Church, has returned from the Blue
Ridge Mountains, where he spent his
, vacation.
Mr. Winston Boiling has returned
from a visit TO Waynesboro. Va.
!, where he was the guest of Mr.. and
: Mrs, Mehler During his visit he
played on several occasions informally
, for friends Among his selections was
q new piano position by Mr.. Err
nest Boiling. which was very much adj
mired.
Miss Adele Ogilyte has returned to
this city after "A visit to Mrs. P, P. Neff.
OF staunton.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Saul have
retnrned the citv, and have taken
an apartment at Gresham Court for
the winter.
Miss Daisy Morgan. who has been
spending the summer with her grand
mother, Mrs. W A. Morgan, of Roa-
noke, has returned home.
= = DR. g r. Ransone OF Mathews, is
spending few days In Richmond.
!! Mr.. and Mrs James Fl. Ford have
returned from their wedding trip. hav-
/, ting visited Baltimore. Philadelphia and
: Atlantic City. They will reside at 312
= West Thirtleth Street Woodland
Heights,
Miss Frances August Is the guest OF
Z relatives in New York.
. Mrs. Annie Thomas Hurt and her
Il granddaughter, Miss Mary Tyler Lou
than, Of Greenwood" Caroline coun-
= ty. are spending part Of September
> at White Sulphur.
Miss Lees Breckenridge, Of Paris, but
0 more recently of New York. will spend
!. the winter In Richmond as instructor
= in French at the new collegiate schooI
), for girls at 1873 West Franklin.
Q Misses Lucy and Marion Robins, OF
Gloucester Point, are the guests Of
Mrs. r. w. Wood
u Mrs. b. q Engles of this city, is the
e guest of her brother. Judge n. n
= Hairston of Roanoke. and was in at
= tendance at the Hairston-Otey nup'
tials,
n Mrs Edmund Christian, Misses Jose.
phine and Sallie Saunders and William
u Saunders, of Newport News. have re.
e turned home from a camping trip near
= this city
= Mrs Calderon Carlisle entertained
at tea on Friday at the Virginia Hot
: Springs in honor of Mrs. Charles Wor-
: than, of this city, and Mrs. William
u Platt of New York. who are hel
u guests at Shade Acre.
Professor Fred Black burn and his
e bride have arrived in the city after ar
:. extended wedding journey. Professor
Black burn will teach. mathematics II
e the John Marshall High School.
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