Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
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tancta. made in a similar STYLE, and
carrying bouquets of ferns. These in
Guided Misses Annie Belle Walton. OF
Statesville. n. G; Natalie McFaden. OF
Richmond; Leila Sanford, of Orange.
and Bessie Cannon. of Fredcricks-
burg. Little Miss .hrianna Green of
fredericksburg. in whsle accordion
pleated organdy finished with lace
acted az flower girl. carrying French
basket filled with pink and white rose
petals. DR.. Philip :. Smith. of Abinc-
don. was hest man, and the ushcrs were
John Bocock, Of Richmond; u. p.
Clemmer. William Hawkins. of Rich
mond, and James +. Cannon. OF Fred
ericksburG. The bridal chorus from
'Lohenerin" was rendered AS a pro-
cessional and Mendclssohns Wedding
March as the party left the church.
while during the ceremony the or
ganist played Believe Me If All Those
Endear!ne Young Charms small
reception in the home of the brides
parents followed. Later in the evening
Mr. and Mrs. Smith left for their honey
moon
Among out of-town guests were Mrs
Natalie F. Smith Rev. and Mrs. +. r.
McFaden, Miss Frances McFaden f.
T. McFaden. .Ir., Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e.
Caldwell. Richmond: Dr. +. II. Smith.
Abingdon; DIR. and Mrs J. H. smith.
Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. Edward V.
Valentine, Richmond nr. and Mrs.
Willis ISocock. Athens, Ga: Miss Ma
talie Bocock. Athens Ga: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. r. Mayo. Richmond: Lloyd
zuppann;; Detroit Mich; DR.. and Mrs.
Lewis Holiday. Orange: Rev. r. w.
Hooper, Culpeper: Holmes G Turner.
Richmond: Miss Jennie +. Somervillc.
Rapidan.
OF Interest Hero.
DR. Thomas Fell. president Of st
Johns College. ANIL Mrs. Fell with
their sons. Edgar and John Fell who
their cottage at Stony Man Camp.
Skyland. Va, will shortly return to
their residence College Green in
Annapolis. At the fancy ball given
recently at stony Man by DR.. and Mrs
George Freeman Pollock. the minuct
which was one OF the principal fea-
lures of the occasion, was danced by
DR. Fell with Miss Scott, of Richmond
both being costumed in court dress Of
the Colonial period
Miss Scott and Miss Frederick
Campbell have been at stony Man for
most OF the summer season
Prominent Engngcn,cnt.
Mr. and Mrs William G. Parker of
Portsmouth and Virginia Beach, an
nounce the engagement and approach
Ing marriage of their daughter Eliza
beth, to John Tyler, of williamsburg,
only son of DR.. Lyon G. Tyler. presi-
dent of William and Mary College, and
Mrs. Annie Tucker Tyler. The wedding
will take place this month ut Virginia
Beach. Mr.. Tyler occupied the chair
of mathematics at William and Mary
for several years. He is widely and
prominently related in Richmond. and
his coming wedding is an event of in
terest.
Lcnvc. for Blnck>burE.
Ciravatt Coleman, Of 80 West Grace
Street Is spending this week with
relatives in Roanoke, before rcsuminE
his studies AT the V. r. l., where he is
assistant 10 the commandant with the
title of colonel
Return to Richmond
MIR and Mrs, Erpa Hunton, Jr., and
their young son, Eppa Hunton. ".
are established at their home on West
Franklin Street, after nm extended stay
in Warrenton. The Huntons spent the
late summer season ut Fishers Island.
AR. and Mrs. John NJ Taylor have re-
turned to their home here. after mo-
torine through New England with MIR.
and Mrs. oliver J. Sands and visiting
fashionable resorts in the North. John
Taylor. Jr., returned with his parents
from Maine, where he has been in a
camp for several months. Miss Eliz
abeth Taylor, who spent the summer
in camp in the White Mountains of
New Hampshire, has also returned to
the city.
Cnson-Gihbon.
Mrs. L. S. Ciibbon announces the en-
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her daughter, Margaret Turnhull. TO
James Irving Cason. The ceremony
Will take place on October 3 AT the
residence OF the brides aunt Mrs
Charles L. Riley, in New York CITY
Concerning John PnwcII'S Recital.
September IL was II marked day IN
Roanoke musical circles. Under the
auspices OF the Roanoke Musical club,
Nirginia's cherished young artist. John
Powell. gave oNe Of. Mis- rare concerts
Ever since S,1, ISL
course ut the University Of Virginia
he had been studying and performing.
piano music In European capitals un-
til war conditions made il necessary
for him TO resume his residence in this
country. An immense audience as
sembled, and, when the music began.
the attention and applause given tcsti-
ned 10 tho appreciation of Roanoke's
music lovers. The only support fur
nished was by u gifted young girl,
Miss Bula Ray Shull of Roanoke who
was trained in vocal music at the Bos-
ton Conservatory. Her voice was sweet
and powerful. ana her modest efforts
we're received with warm enthusiasm
MY Powell showed wonderful skill
In execution and evident mastery Of
me instrument, touched with infinite
celicacy, yet telling strength and po,yer
upon occasion
Benefit Card Party.
Mrs. Edward Lee Smith OF a,O North
Laurel Street will give a bcnen, cora
party AT her residence Oh Monday af-
ternoon from to O'clock The rro.
ceeds viii be used Tor the benefit Of tho
Sa'noiic Womans C!ub. FRIES viii
be awarded for the best scores and re-
freshmenis VIII be served There vii,
be hfteen tables and the pailors viii
be pEett.ly decorated for the occasion.
MIKE Home In \orTuIk
Mr.. and Mrs 6 Watson James. Jr
formerly OF Richmond, hay" recently
moved TO norfolk TO make their home.
and are residing with Mrs Jn,nos.s
sister and brother-in-iaw. Nh. and Mrs
w j. Hudgins. In Georgia Avenue.
Colonial Place Mrs. James, who studied
violin playing with Henry Schradicck.
is an accomplished musician and VIII
be an addition 10 music circles there
MT. ana Mrs James made their home
in New York last wear iin,ne,bs,aI,.