The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-27
Tn. Morning Chapel of Holy Trinity

the bride Of Carl Fleming, also OF
this city. The oerem ony was perform
ed by the Rev. J. J. Gravatt, d. D.,
rector of the church. in the presence
OF relatives and friends Palms and
Killarney roses were used 20 decorate
the church and the Mcndelssohn we'd
ding march WAS rendered as the bride
entered the chapel. Miss Jones, who
was given in marriage by her father,
wore a smart travelling dress Of dark
blue taffeta. combined with eeorgette
crepe and a large black picture hat.
She also wore a corsage bouquet OF
lavender orchids. Pevton Fleming
acted az best man for his brother.
and hmm edfately after the ceremony
the bride and groom left for a North
ern wedding trip.
Mr. Fleming who Is the son OF Mrs
Warner l. Fleming, of West Grace
Street. is a popular club man Of Rich
mcnd, and Is also an alumnus OF the
University of Virginia. The wedding
ss of much tnteres. to smart society
in Richmond as both the bride and
groom are prominent members OF so
ciai set Miss Jones has been one OF
the m st popular girls IN society since
her formal debut several sea sons ago.
Returns From White sulphur.
Mrs. De Soto Fitzgerald who has
been occupying n cottage at the White
Sulphur Springs for number Of
weeks, has returned 10 Richmond. and
fs occupying an apartment at the
Chesterfield. Mrs F-ttZgerald's daugh-
ter. Miss Doreen Fitzgerald. will he
formally presented TO Richmond go
cfety next sea son and a. number OF
handsome entertainments will he given
In honor Of her debut.
Attractive Yachting Party.
An Interesting party left Richmond
on Tuesday on the yacht Commodore
Maury. with Ben L. Purcell, Miss
Lydia Purcell. his young daughter, is
entertaining few Of her school friends
on the trip 70 Washington En- route
they will stop al Old Point for short
time and Will visit several places OF
interest. Those who went besides
Miss Purcell and her father, were Miss
Helena Caperton Miss Elizabeth War
rem and Miss Elizabeth Watkins. OF
this city.
or Interest Here.
Says the Baltimore Sun:
Mr.. and Mrs CiustaygIs Ober. Miss
Rebekah ODER and Miss Rebecca
Hfckok have returned from motor
trip to Tobyhanua, where they visited
Oher and Mr. 6. Leonard ODER, who
are members Of Battery A.
Miss Virginia Hughes has returned
TO her home in Norfolk. after having
been the guest OF Mlsss Wallis Wartleld
at the watbert and also OF Miss Mer-
Ger p Talsaferro at her home. near
Beiair. Miss waraeld also visited at
the home OF Miss TslbaterT"o, return
;ng with Miss Hughes the end OF last
week
Recent Announcements.
IN r.
I>ennox, Ocean View, announces the
marriage OF their daughter. Miss An
rie Eliza beth Fitchett, and J. VIII
Elms. Jr.. OF North wilkesooro. n. C..
on Saturday, July ~. In Elizabeth
City. y, C.
4 wedding of great interest TO q
large circle OF friends In Virginia took
place In Harrisburg Pa. recently
when James Rrannin, OF Washington.
was married to Miss Grace Graham.
of Tomah. VIE. for several years past
\ resident OF Washington. Mr.. Bran
Minis grandfather was for moro than
nifty years pastor OF the Methodist
Church. in Virginia.
Attractive Camping Party.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Ayers have
been the recent hosts at an outing for
a group OF campers on jamestown
Island for several weeks. The young
folks participated in the usual camp
pleasures. bathing, boattny and dane
ing, and the historic grounds were as
usual open to visitors, which added
much to the pleasure OF all
Among the guests were; Misses An
ME Campbell. Edith Hatke, Jessie
Sexton, Gussye Tunstail and Ruth
Milton. of Richmond: Lula Tunstali,
of New Kent County; Elva Gilley. Of
Neck-'o-Land Matte Nance. OF
Charles City County: Mrs. T. l. War
riner, OF Chula. and Mrs Fl A. Bull
Jock. of Richmond; Palma Bourne. of
Charles City County: Ellsworth Ayers
and Willard Giiley. OF Neck -o'-Land.
On jamestown Island.
Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Jamestown. Va. July 2e.--Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Ayers have again been
surrounded by a group of merry
campers on jamestown Island. The
party assembled on July IL and re-
manned in camp until the 21st with
ruch excellent chaperones. and a Jolly
bunch. nothing but a most delightful
time could be expected.
The young folk participated in the
usual camp pleasures. such as bath
ing, boating and dancing. The hts
toric grounds were. as usual. open to
visitors which added much 10 the
members were with their military
companies hence their absence from
camp.
Among the guests were: Misses
Annie Campbell. Edith Hatke. Jessie
Sexton, Gussye Tunstall and Ruth
Milton, of Richmond; Lula Tunstall,
OF New Kent County: Elva Gtliey, OF
Neck-o'-Land: Matte Nance, OF
Charles CITY County; Mrs. T. l. War
riner, OF Chula, and Mrs. H. A. Bull
lock. OF Richmond; Messrs Palma
Bourne and Fl. r. Durvin, OF Rich
enond: Hunter Bourne. of Charles City
County; Ellsworth Ayers and Willard
Cilley, Of Neck o. Land
Personal Mention.
Mrs Allen E. Donnan and her
Young daughter. Virginia, of Floyd
Avenue. will leave on Tuesday for a
visit to Mrs Domains daughter, Mrs
Angus Clarke, at her home in Utica,
N. Y. Mrs. Clarke was formerly Miss
Edith Talmage Donnan, a prominent
society girl OF Richmond.
Miss Carry Ryland, OF West Grace
street. will leave shortly to Join Miss
Sadie Giles. of Hagerstown, Md. Miss
Ryland and Miss Giles will spend sew
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