The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

| the game. after which q guest prize
and a prize for the highest score Were
awarded Luncheon WAS served at the
small ia bies.
To Give Authors Reading.
! Mrs Kate Langley Bosher will give
an authors reading next Friday at
ternoon before members OF the High-
/ land Park Women's Club and their
| guests At the conclusion OF the en-
| tertainment there will he an informal
| reception when refreshments are 10
/ be served. Yesterday afternoon Mrs.
! T. f Moffett told the club members
how she organized and conducted the
club In Raleigh. n e, which is one
] of the most successful in the South.
Mrs Moffctt IL a delightful speaker
and her audience received many val
tuahle IDEAS which will he useful in
the development OF the Highland
Park club.
Bridge Tournament.
Ten tables were engaged in the anc-
ton bridge tournament Saturday night
at the Woman,s Club Miss Kitty Nor
rls made the highest score. Colonel
Nuscoe Spottswood being second The
game was called at $40 O'Clock by Adj
mral Harrie Webster. United States
Navy. retired. and continued until II
o'clock, when supper was served at
the small tahIcs November nth Is
the date of the next tournament.
Mountx--Deportie.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mount. Of 1910
North Twenty-trst Street, announce
the marriage of their daughter Mary
MagdaIene. to Archie h. DepoFtte. Of
Canada The wedding took place In
Washington. y. c. October 14th. Mr..
and Mrs Deportic viii live IN Mon
treal. Can
DIR. Ju-ts>' wife Seriously Ill.
Mrs Ljnwood II lustis, wife OF Dr..
IastIs. staff physician at Shelterine
Arms Hospital. Hhnsford W Va is
seriously 1T az that hospital Or Jns-
It's. who IS a graduate Of the Medical
College OF Virginia. is brother OF
John w Justis. ot tms city and a
nephew Of Alfred II Mcdowell
NJ thu. Country Club of Virginia.
There were several nformal dinner
parties Saturday evening at he Eoun-
Try club OF Virginia ana a dance aft
towards The dining rooms and sun
pafioFs were decorated with autumn
flowers Many members and their
guests motQred ont during the evening
tor the dancing.
Steal March on Friends and Relatives
w ME Nti IiRt ilt.I ltAi X pa I ~
her family aud many friends were all
seated in the Presbyterian church al
Max Meadows Wednesday evening.
awaiting me ceremony which WAS 20
solemnize her nuptials with T. pa
Val Or Richmond. Miss Lucy Mecca
vock Kent daughter OF Mrs. Holm T.
Kent u Max Meadows was qlletA
married a. her family home IN tire
presence al the best man the maid
of honor and her sister. Mrs /. Ed
i win Harvie. OF Richmond. The bridal
couple later visited the church. ac-
companled by the minister, where tEs
! family and friends were still gathered
The Bridal procession then ma hed
/ very slowly and soleuuly down ihe
main aisle. an present standing. =
was then announced by the minister
that the marriage services had i4@r
! been soiemui2od at the home. about
I one half mite distant aud the bride
and groom were prcsented to the as
founded gathering as man and Wife
A terrific raiu%turln was responsible
/ for this singular occurrence, vhicn
made it Impossible for the bridal par
/ " TO reach the church aud afterwards
take the train on schedule time Ai-
freaar an aplomoh,e. bearing Mrs
John q. Kent. mother of the bride
and other relatives and friends, had
ptl the Kent home for the church