The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-18

markers of liifes OF the valley. she
was attended by her cousin. Miss
Marie Franklin, Of Roanoke. who
wore a gown OF purple satin. and
black picture hat. and carried yellow
crysanthemums. The groom was at
tended by his best man, Max p
Ruehrmund. The house was beauti-
fully decorated in palms and yellow
chrysanthemuma Mr.. and Mrs Sael-
ger Ter on the noon train for an ex-
tended Northern tour, and AFTER
Novenl Der Is will be at home In the
Claremont apartments.
Observation-Disclosures.
An interesting marriage was cele-
I brated on Wednesday at noon when
Miss Olive Ellen Blankenship. daugh-
ter OF Mr., and Mrs. c. A Blankenship,
Of South Riohm ond, became the bride
OF willard Benjamin Hatcher, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Hatcher, OF
/ Chesterfeld. The bride wore a going
away gown of blue broad cloth with
hat and gloves TO match. and carried
n shower bouquet OF sunburg roses.
/ Immediately after the ceremony.
which was performed by the Rev. DR..
I J. H Light, Mr.. and MIRA Hatcher
] Jeff for an extended Northern tour.
Hewfsfon-Rook.
( An interesting out-CI-LoWn Htdk-
rage took place at 3 o'clock Monday
afternoon Of this week at the home
Of Mr. and Mira. James Grubbs. IN
washington. D. c.. when Miss Althea
Taylor Herndon. of Richmond, Va.
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
/ Lee Herndon. of Elk Hill, Va, be-
came the bride Of Edward Grover
, Rock. OF Stokes, Va Rev. q. "a
johnson was the officiating clergy
man
/ The bride wore midnight blue
chiffon broadoloth tailored suit with
accessories to match. The young
couple will make their home at
Stokss va
Church Notica
The Ladies' Aid Society, of West
minister Presbyterian Church, will
give handkerchief bazaar In the
Sunday School room of the church on
Friday, October 20. at 8 P. NJ
Handkerchief of all sizes and kinds
viii be on display, and during the
evening one donated by Mrs Wood
row Wilson will be auctioned Off 20
the highest bidder.
There will also be cakes and candy
and tee cream for sale,
Weddings To-Day.
Another Richmond wedding which
will take place this evening at tho
homo of r. w. Philpotts, bo5 East
Cray Street Is thai OF his daughter.
Miss Ethel May to James Howard
Cosby.
! At the Anchor OF Hope Presbyterian
Church at MAY Meadows, at I O'Clock
this evening will be celebrated the
marriage of Miss Lucy McGavock
Kent daughter of Mrs J. B. Kent, to
Edwin Shell Duvnl, of Richm ond, Mr..
Duval Is the local manager for r. w.
Wood & Sons, 900 South Fourth
mond who will be interested in his
marriage.
Housewives I,eague To Meet
The Richmond Housewives League
will hold a meeting this afternoon at
4 o'clock In room $50, Jefferson
Hotel. All members requested to be
present
Invitations Issued.
I Mr.. and Mrs, Ollie B. Bates. of
424 Chimhorazo Boulevard, Church
Hill. have issued invitations to the
marriage OF their daughter. Erma
Blanche. TO Mr.. Joseph Ellis. also of
Richmond. The wedding will be
Tuesday, October ~, at T:l6 P. NJ.
the Rev. J. r, Green, pastor OF Ct.
James Church. officiating
Organ Recital.
/ In ST. Pauis Episcopal Church to-
night at SIZE o'clock Mr.. Flaaington
Harker. organist will give a recital
OF Russian music. This is the nrst
time program of this character has
been given in Richmond. Mr.. Harker
will be assisted by MIRA Harksr. con-
.ralto, who Is to sing twice Last
winter the choir OF Et Nlcholas
Cathedral, New York, was heard at
st PauTs and was looked upon as
one OF the finest recitals ever given
here. Following Is the program for
today: Sonata No, 1. in 4 Major
! (BoeowskDi Silhouette. op. 81, ta)
| No. /. Les enfanss patinent, (b) No.
/ Z, La fillet heroant ia ponpee, (c)
Berceuse, and (d) Danse Ortentale.
/ op. 2 fRebikow); Three Holy Kings
/ (Gliere): Une LArrne tNronssoegsky)
Funeral March, op. 10. No.
GELD; ConSonetta (vodoerinskt);
Elegis CYonferoO. "a Legend"
/ (Tschratkowaky), F1nlandiA, op. 26
| (Sibefn&).
| Mr.. and Mira D, B. Marks and son.
Richard, WIFI leave this week for
Southern Pines, n c.. where they will
spend rome time with relatives of
Mrs Marks.
( Miss Tmogen Gordon, of Richmond,
is visiting Miss Blanche Sanders In
] wytheville.
! Harvey c. E1ey. teacher OF English
IN the John Marshall High School.
spent the weekend with his father.
I William E1ey. at Suffolk
I
Miss Dorothy Harrison Of Monroe
Terrace. is leaving today to
visit relatives in Petersburg LAtor,
Miss Harrison will go to Norfolk to
visit friends and will return to Rich
mond the last OF October.
Miss Helen Hobbs who has been
the recent guest Of Miss Martha VAL
entine. of Monroe Terrace, has re-
turned to her homo in Norfolk
!
Mrs. William r. Trtgg, of TIA West
Franklin Street, IL the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Thomas Atkinson, at
( Rocklands, her summer home, near
Gordonsville.
| Miss Caroline Preston, OF Rich
r1nnd has returned to her hom> IN