Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
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story Writer" DIR. Metcalf told some
thing Of the short story as il appeared
IN years past and AZ II is to-day. draw
ing distinct line between the story
mat Is short and the modern short
story. lie mentioned Edgar Allan Poe.
of whom Virginia is ever proud, as the
first writer Of the real short story.
America has produced many of the
best. among whom DIR. Metcalf said are
Hawthorne, Bret Harte. Mark Twain.
.. Henry and others. The speaker
also told something of the Engl
French and Russian short-story writ
crs.
a social hour was spent. during which
refreshments were served. The club.
whose program is to study the short
story writer will meet every Monday
afternoon during the winter and spring
ScOtt-IucLcr.
pretty wedding took place on Sat
urday morning at IL O'Clock, when
Miss Ruby Wilkes Tucker became the
bride Of Joseph Thomas Scott, of this
city, Rev. Fred X. Chcnault officiating.
The parlors were decorated In palms.
candles and fall flowers. Before the
ceremony, 20 Promise Me" WAS sung
by Miss Winnie Davis Tucker. sister
OF the bride. The bride wore "A trav-
cling suit OF blue chiffon cloth. and
carried "A bouquet OF white roses and
lilies of tn" valley. She entered with
+,
as maid of honor, who WAS Gowned in
| pink satin and white ttuilc, and carried
pink roscbmds. The groom WAS at
tended by beverly r. Moss. of Norfolk,
as best man. The wedding music was
rendered by Mrs. w. f.. Grouse. ac-
companied By MIR. buckingham. violin
list. The ushcf& were Robert l.. Pet
TIT and DR.. T.. a. Drum.
MIR and Mrs. scott left Immediately
after the ceremony for AN extended tiSp
TO New York Nj1Uar, 9, nd I1,
their return, they Will be at home at
sos East Grace Street. this city.
Dnnsnnt ON Fridny.
An attractive charity function of this
week Will be the dansant given at the
Richmond Hotel on Friday from : to
IL o'clock, for the benefit of the shell
tering Arms Free Hospital. All sorts
or novel and interesting features have
been planned, and the entertainment
vii! be unique one. Among those
who have been invited to act as pa
tronesscs are: Miss Frances II. Scott
Mrs \. l.. Mccl"llan. Mrs Edmund
Strudwick. Mrs. Warner Moore. Mrs
bertrand Chcstcrrnan. Mrs. X. l.. Siinp-
son. Mrs. Melville Peck. Mrs. Adolph
OstcrlGh. Mrs. T.. W. Grice and Mrs a
d. I.anderkin
Luncheon for Dclrgmtrn.
one OF the suiartcst affairs for the
coming week will be toe luncheon ten
dcred the delegates 70 the State Coun-
ell of Daughters OF lsi2. which will be
IN session AZ the Jefferson on Wedncs-
day. The lunch will be given at the
Country Club OF Virginia. and many
prominent women identified with pa
triotic work viii be present
The president. Mrs. w. Samuel Good
wynn, OF fnporia. Will preside and in
troducc the various Speakers among
whom viii he Mrs O. VI. Brumbaurh
OF Wash!urton.
Nunnlly-I.nry.
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
was the scene Tuesday evening at Z
o'clock OF II pretty autumn wedding.
when Miss Katherine Minor Lacy.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W.
Lacy, became the bride OF Luther Raw.
mond Nunally
The church was decorated with
palms. ferns. yellow chrysanthemums
and lighted candles Professor Richie
Bacon played the wedding music Mar
sinai. and Owen Nnnally held the rib
bons. The hrldcmaids wore dresses Of
"hitc tulle over satin. with picture hats
OF yellow mnline. and carried ferns
tied with yellow ribbon. They were
Miss Emily Preston Lacy. Miss Kath-
erin" Cusscns. Nellie i'atram and Flor
cnce Rex. The groOmsmcn were: Harry
l-!csc Richard f:lmorc, Norman Bing-
ham and Horace Irvine. Miss Corrinc
Iockctt. who was maid OF honor wore
gown Of yellow satin and gold lace
with picture hat OF yellow and car
~" ''i ~ III bouquet OF yellow Chry-
santhcmnms. The bride entered with
her father. by whom she was given
away. meeting the groom and hest
man. Roland Nunally, at the altar
where the ceremony was performed by
Rev. Thomas Semmes. assisted by Rev.
r. r.. Warren. OF G!nter Park
The brides costume was OF ivory
white satin and chantilly lace made
with n court train and trimmed i'm
pearls. Her veil was caught with
pearls and she carried a shower bon.
uuet of lilies.
Mr. and Mrs. Nunally left Immediate
~ for Northern tour, and on their
return will he at home a, 1928 Deca-
tur Street
bride Entertained.
Mrs. Marshall Nunallv entertained
in her home. l42G-A Bainbridge street
tuesday afternoon In honor of Miss
Katherine Minor Lacy. who became tho
bride OF L. Raymond Nunnally Tuesday
evening. The guests took part I'm n
unique game. "a True Lovers Party"
after which tho hostess invited each
guest TO go fishing in the sea of
matrtmony." The strange fish caught
were gold letters of the alphabet
which the hostess said Indicated the
'nltiais OF their future husbands When
the turn for the bride-elcct came tn
hsh her hook became entangled I'm q
sin marine which was filed with beam
tifnl gifts of linen.
Home Wedding.
pretty wedding was celebrated nm
wednesday evening at 1880 O'Clock in
inc nome of Mr.. and Mrs l. Curran
InllpOttS, when their sister J.tbol >r,,.