The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-25
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of Mr. and Mrs. John ]. Bagley, of
Iawrenceville, became the bride of
MIR. John Shell, also of Lawrenceville,
at 3 O'Clock last night in the Lawrence
vile Baptist Church. The church was
decorated with palms, potted plants,
ophelia roses and candies Miss Bag
ley. wearing gown OF duchess satin
finished with pearls and a diamond
necklace. the bridegroom's present,
entered with her father. who gave her
In marriage. Miss Phyllis Bagley was
her sisters maid OF honor The four
bridesmaids were Miss Olivia Gregory,
of Richmond. and Miss Lily Percival.
of I.awrenCevillc, Miss Ellie Bagley
sister of the bride. and Miss Bessie
ellis, Of Bedford, The ribbon girls
were Misses Elizabeth Elmore. Viz
GINA Snow. katherine Osborne and
Virginia Barley The ring was car
rled by Miss Meredith owen on a
white horse shoe, while Master John
Bayley Rawlings acted as page.
Mr. Richard Bridgeforth. OF Ken
bridge. was best man and the ushers.
Messrs Peter Homes. of Boydton;
Blackwell Scoggin, of South Hin: NAL
vern Barrow, of Alberta Va. and En-
nett Warmer Of I1awrenceville Nj
monies. Mrs. Allen Pettigrew. of this
city, sang Schubert's "Serenade" Just
before the bridal party entered, while
the marches were played by Mrs.
Arthur Gray, Jr After the service a
reception was had in the home of the
brides parents MIR Shell and his
bride left for the North
Musicians Club Today.
The Musicians Club will inaugurate
an interesting series OF morning
musicals in the auditorium of the Wo-
mans Club at II o'clock this morn
ing. Mrs, Claiming Ward. pianist. as
sisted by Mrs. Francis West Rein
hardt. soprano, will be the artists for
the opening recital. Mrs. Ward, who
has made her home In Richmond for
the past Ave years, has been frequent
ly heard in recitals at the Womans
Club. Mrs. Ward has worked with
some OF the most eminent teachers
In this country, among them Hans
Won Schiller. DIR. F, Ziegfeld. Felix
Borowski and Arthur Friedheim. the
great Russian pianist and puptf of
Listz, and prior to her marriage made
several tours of the West and was
for some time member OF the faculty
OF the Chicago Musical College
Interesting Events.
The Ph!lathea Bible Glass OF West
minister Presbyterian Church will have
a Halloween party next Monday even
ing at o'clock. The entertainment
Will he most appropriate to the oc-
casion and the proceeds will be used
in purchasing sanitary drinking
fountain for the Sunday school
Invitations have been issued by
Misses Julia and Beth Thomas for a
masked ball. which is to take place
in the home of their parents, DIR. and
Mrs. George Thomas. of St Andrews
Lane, Westhampton. Friday night at
S:15 O'Clock. The Halloween idea will
he carried out in the costumes. favors
and decorations At 1890 o'clock
supper will be served
euchre party was given at the
home of Mrs NJ. A. Vonderlehr. 400
IL East Clay Street. from 9 to IL
last night, for the benefit of the
catholic Woman's Club.
AT the Westmoreland Club tomor-
row night the first weekly dance of
the season will take place from 9 to
1880 O'Clock. Members and their
guests are invited to be present. Later
IN the season a large dinner dance
Will be given. An orchestra is to fur
nish the music
Mrs. James Branch Cabell. of
'Dumbarton Grange" will give a
small tea at O'Clock this afternoon
in honor OF her sister. Mrs. Edward
Walters. OF Garden City. l.. l.. who is
spending a few weeks with her. Be-
ing informal. only intimate friends
have been included in the list of
guests.
The dansant to be given at The