The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-15
SOCIETY


Ransone daughter OF Mrs Lillian
Ransone and the late Alexander Ram
some beca me the bride of Mr.. George
Henri Fletcher son Of MIR and Mrs.
\. NJ Fletcher. Messrs. John and
Edward Fletcher cousins of the
groom, acted as ushers.
The ceremony was performed in
the parlors OF the yenable Street
Baptist Church, the Rev. J. r.. john
son being the offlciating minister.
Owing to a recent bereavement in
the brides family the marriage was
very quiet, the ceremony being wit
messed by only the immediate families
of the contracting parties,
The bride was hecomingly attired
in q going-away gown OF blue cloth.
trimmed in fur and modish hat of
the same color. Immediately fellow
ing the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher motored to the home OF the
groom's parents where wedding
supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher are now at home ut 1905
Darlington Street.
Celebrates Birthday.
on wednesday evening Miss Pearl
shakespeare celebrated her four
teenth birthday at her home in High
land Park There were games and
music and at late hour refresh
ments were served. Some of those
present were: Miss Katherine Dab
ney with Edward Jennings Miss Hilda
Townsanrt with Sterling Grigs Miss
Clara Anderson with Edward Mar
shall, Miss Louise Powell with Cliff
ford Woodbridge Miss Coralese Bot
tom with Roy Mitchell, Miss Sara
Gaines with Philip Enslow. Miss lisa
bel Royal with Arcie Woodbridge,
Miss Margaret Quigg with Jessie De-
vine. and Miss Margaret Rose with
John Shakespeare.
We'd In Carolina.
Robert Alexander Broome OF this
city, and Miss Marguerite Gaddy, of
Red Spring \ G.. were married Tues
day evening. The ceremony. was per-
formed by the Rev II. NJ. Eure. as
sisted by the Rev. C. c. Nardell, in
Red Spring Trinity Methodist Church
Mrs Joseph Huske Pearce, of Fay
etteville. sister Of the bride, was
matron Of honor, and Emmett Faison.
OF Richmond. acted as best man.
The bridegroom formerly lived at
Aurora. n. G..
Charity Event.
Lady Catechism and the Child, -
at 81 Lukes Church, corner Lom-
hardy and Beverly Streets. will be
given Friday evening at s O'Clock for
the benefit OF the parish school The
committee in charge includes Miss
Annie Blair, Miss Jennie Hughes. Mrs
W + Stutz and Mrs. r. c. Cairns.
Friends are invited to attend.
Rosemary Society Meeting
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Rosemary Society was held Wednes-
"a n az t,ig .f
! dence of the secretary. Miss Susie
! Clarke, 5i4 Nort.1 Thrtleth Street.
| The applicants for membership fav-
orally acted upon at this meeting
were: Misses Mozelle johnson and
Mary Mckinney: Messrs Wilbur Rose
rand Joseph II. Lynch.
Next Wednesdays meeting viii he
conducted at the residence Of Miss
Eura Fischer 900 East Main Street
Women's Meetings
fottuwtt1g- ti7p-r rorrsT17- IT.
thu all-daN prayer service to he held
today by the missionary societies Of
First Baptist Church.
lsoo-openine exercises, Mrs. 4
/ p SPOTS
II 80 " NJ. t. presidents report
Miss Herring.
/ 1850 ~secretarg's report. Mrs J. p
Thomas.
Special music
- 90 Missionary work ia China.
Mrs. J, ". Cammack
~ 30--M .sslon study class demon-
stration, Mrs !. A. Barker.
Offering.
i.00--I.unch and social hour.
goa Devotional exercises, Daugh-
tors of the Church
gals Stewardship, Mrs, II. e..
Gaines,
2;45~- House Of Happiness. Miss
West
OnerlnG
3;o5--)oreas class demonstration.
Sunbeam report
3:30-Eu hanan Mountain School
Play by the Girls Auxiliary.
/ Lee Chapter, {. p G. viii have a
special meeting this morning. at il
O'Clock in Ice Camp Han AS bust
ness of importance is "a be transacted,
all members are urged to he present
- The Grandchildren of the Confed-
eracy. Chapter No, /, auxiliary TO the
Richmond Chapter. United Dauchte rs
of the Confederaey, will hold their
regular monthly meeting at Lee Camp
Hall this afternoon nj O'Clock All
members are urged 10 IN present.
Personal.
Mrs. Hartweil TaYlor is leaving to-
day FOR her home in New Rrlton.
Conn, after visiting her mother. Mrs
ia. Harvey Clarke, for some time.
Miss Eliza Cunningham Harrison.
Of Tden. New Kent County, is the
guest Of Or. and Mrs, Archibald G.
Harrison in Baltimore
Calvin W,1itelcv. Of Baltimore. il
the snest of relatives in Richmond for
few days,