Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-09

Charles: George Brooks. Alice Austin.
Stella Ingersoll, Of Crittenden: DR..
George Glover, OF Washington. d. c.:
Clarence Parker, of Cape Charles:
Leonard Howard. of Old Point; George
Beard and Raymond Williams, of
Hampton.
Miss Louise Phillips has issued invi-
tations to Il house party to be given
at her home at Ferry Point for this
Weekend Miss Phillips will have as
her guests Misses Leslie Prick and
Eleanor Yerly, Of Baltimore; Miss
Elizabeth Whaley. OF this city; Walter
McAdoo. of Pittsburgh. Pa. and Banks
Payne. Carlton Furr and Edgar Ora
ham. Of Norfolk
At Greenwood.
Tho opening dance Of the season
was given at the Greenwood House,
Greenwood, on July 4. The ball room
was decorated in red, white and blue
and refreshments were served at mid
night. The chapcrons for the evening
were Mrs. W. G. Jefferson. Mrs. J.
Thomas Taylor. Mrs. Brown. and Mrs
NJ. S. Harris. Among those dancing
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allen. Misses
Salle Taylor and Barbara Glinn, of
Richmond; Miss Maybclle Moon, of
Baltimore: Misses Lily Lee Mickie and
Honor Price, Of Ivy; Misses Elizabeth
Harris. Virginia Montague, Josephine
Cook Willard McLind. Russell Clarke,
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Onslcy, OF Crozet;
Miss Blair Spencer. of RcidsviIlc. ~
G.; Miss Cloud. Of Charlottesville: Miss
Goodloe. Of Alton; Misses Evelyn and
Fredricka Harris. Of Roanoke; Mcssrs
Sidney Spanglc. Jim Munday and Fiske
Hammond. of Roanoke: DR.. Wilson and
Dabney Davis. Of Greenwood: w. =.
Pope, Of Washington; Robert Price Jr
Of Miller School; Grady Ellison, Ches-
ley Haden. Clark. John Stout and
James Harris, of Crozet; Alfred Har-
ris, Bishop. Flanagan and Clark. of
charlottesville: Thompson. of Staun-
ton; Bruce Berkeley. Of Danville. and
Don Percy, OF Columbia s. a.
Captain w. +. wilkcns, of Newport
News. is spending the week end with
his family at Greenwood
Recent Weddings.
At $3.50 o'clock Wednesday mar
riage of interest was solemnized at the
home OF Mrs. Il. NJ. Chappcll, in Cop
perhaunk Avenue. Wavcrly. when Miss
Mamie Belle Harrup was married TO
Adrian Bourbon Crowdcr. OF McKcn-
ncy. The house was dccora ted
throughout with daisies, ferns and can
dies The maid of honor. Miss Helen
Duncan Jetcr. Of Richmond. was gown
ed in q hand embroidered dress of silk
net. and carried Killarney roses The
flower boy was John Foster Ncacham.
of Petersburg. who carried "a basket Of
daisies and ferns The bride wore
NTdNFllNS suit OF tinc taI1eta with
hat and gloves TO match and a cor
sage bouquet Of Bride roses. The
groom's best man was Charles Crow
der. Miss Laura Davis Smith, OF Pc
tersburg, presided at the piano. After
The ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Crowdcr
left ior trip TO New York and other
points North.
Jessie Palmer and Miss jamie Nc
Keel were quietly married in the home
Of the Rev. Joshua g. Hutson. D. d,
pastor OF Pine Street Baptist Church.
Monday evening, al o'clock. Only "A
Jew intimate friends witnessed the
ceremony. Miss Ruth Wallace acted
as maid Of honor. and j. Gilmore
Keats as best man. Mr.. and Mrs
Palmer will make their home at Ills
West Marshall Street.
Charity Ball.
Invitations have been issued for
Charity Ball" to be given at Bene-
dictinc College on Thursday evening
July -. by the women Of S.. Rene
diets parish. assisted by Neil w. Rear
don and James T. Lewis. Jr. Re-
:rcshments will be served and the
music Tor the occasion Will be fur
nished By an orchestra.