Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-30

fully decorated i'm yellow and gold. a
color scheme of gold being carried
out throughout the home During the
evening $50 gucSts called and extended
their CONGRATULATIONS and good wishes.
The guests were received by Ma jor and
Mrs Keeling and their daughter. Mrs.
Robertson, and were ushercd in by
their grandchildren and uieccs. Miss
Evelyn Wake. Mrs. Rodney Nicholas
ana Mrs. a. w Creecy presided ~ the
pune! bowl. The guests were usher3l
into the drawing, DOM by Mrs. - y
White. where refreshments were serv-
ed by Miss Emily Robertson Miss
Laurie Jones. Miss Frances Creccy,
Miss Nary Anna Powell and Miss
frances West. Dagucrrcotypcs or the
couple made before the war after
MAJOR Keeling and Miss walker had
been engaged. were shown Major
Keeling preserved these pictures
through the Civil War
Major and Mrs. Keeling arc among
the oldest residents of Berklcy now
living and have host Of friends
Ma jor Keeling has been prominent in
political life. being AT one time A1aynr
OF the town Of Berkley He WAS for
many years commander Of the Norfolk
Light Artillery Blues, where he was
retired from active service viii, the
rank OF major. He is al present ius-
;icc of the peace Of Rcrklcy and Il,
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mortal Methodist Church. Mrs. Keeling
is also prominent in church work and
Is Wei known for her Kind and he.
ncvolent deeds
Enlargement Announced
waiter g. Jones. Of LynchburG. an
h"unrcs the engagement Of his dauch-
t.r' 'orInne Lee. {" John Martin Roy
all nf Richmond The marriage viii
tax" place in October
Leaving Town,
Mrs Herbert innan. who has beon
spending tho month Of July AT Ocean
View icit yesterday To lie the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cooke in
Cleveland. ohio. Later Mrs. rnman viii
visit friends in Chicago. Dc,roi, and
Pittsburgh.
MIS-. William Mercer. Miss MAY Af.r
Ger. Miss Elsie Young and william
abeIi Young left town on Saturda '
i"r stay Of two weeks I'm Atl.n,,c
CITY. They viii also visi, friends j.,
fhiihhe!phia before returning To Rirh-
mond. " i'iGh-
Mr. I.n>sitcr to Wed.
Wy. ana Mrs. Thomas T. Trcvvo,t. Of
Jamaica Long island. y. Y. have am
n"unced the enlightenment Of ,ho;,.
daughter. Dearborn. 10 y poIa,d 1 ,
OF TINS city No date has been
set for the wedding
Married In New York.
Mrs Mia \ Ellis. Of Sh,rr,o,,
Nd mas issued cards announcing ,hn
marriage IN New York civ Lst week
~ hef daughter, Lillian beatrice "a
vernon H!uford. OF Norfolk. Mr. and
AirF biuiord VIII reside in Norfolk
"srril"-rimhcrInkr.
MI and Mrs. q. oliver Timhcr1,L
ahhounc" tho engagement ana m.
HI odchIng marriage OF their sis,nr
Nary Elizabeth. to Patrick .Joseph
costello. formerly OF Liverpool. E.ng
out now Of Richmond. Tho we,ldinr
VII b" very quietly celebrated on
August > V"
OF Interest Here
Representative aud Mrs. Henry y
fl"od and the latt,rS sister. Mise
iii'dcGarde iortncr, who have been
spending several weeks in Winchester
p"ss"h through HarrSOmburr In their
ear i"t ME- Floods home al Appoma,-
t"H wher. they Viii r@fnafTi for s0me
, i!,h Inc small son "f Mr.. aud Mrs.
t!ood accompanied Them
hrs. HARDWOOD Hostess
pretty afrair OF The summer sea
son was tho bridge party riven ~.
Mrs ". II Harwood on Wndnasda,.
afternoon q, her home i'm Nnwnor,
News Quantities Of old fashioned
garden flowers were placed abou, thn
rooms, and Mrs lIarwood,s honor
guests We're Mrs. Willard Bailey Of
Philadelphia. who is visiting Mrs -
T. Bailey. and Mrs. William Tavlor. OF
winston salem. y. G.. who is The rucs,
OF Mrs. II. J. presscy.
seven tables OF bridge were nlaved
and favors were awarded to Mrs 7
NJ Coleman and Mrs. j. =. Harriso,