Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-10
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Mr.. and Mrs. James =. Power. OF
Brownsville. Pa. announce tho mar
rlage Of their dsughtlr. Elizabeth Nc
Clellan, to William Ttipiett Montague,
the ceremony having taken place ON
October 90. The wedding was very
quiet ono. and there were no cards
Mr.. Montague is son OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. Meredith l.. Montague. formerly
Of Richmond, but now of New York.
and he has had unusual preferment
with tho Pennsylvania Railroad. and
Is widely known I'm social ns we'll az
railroad circles. Ills mother. the beau
tiful Emily Triplctt, OF Richmond IL
younger slater OF the great beauty
and belle. Mary Trlplctt Haaall. Mr..
Montague Is also grandson OF the
late John Montague and Il nephew OF
Mrs. J. Arthur LEROY. OF this city.
Dance for Mas Is.kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ffaskins. OF
"esthanpton, viii issue invitations on
Monday for a house dance I'm honor of
their debutuntc daughter. Miss Mary
1luskins. the affair to take place on
Tuesday evening, November 81 The
invitations Will he limited 10 the buds
of the season and the younger dancing
men.
Mr.. Grant WEEDS.
An important event Of yesterday
evening Of Interest to society here was
the marriage OF MISS Sarah Randolph
Temple. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Graves Temple. o' East Ever
green. Prince George County. to Alfred
Beverly Grant, son Of Mrs. Walter
Grant, Of this city. The ceremony
which took place at 8 O'Clock In the
home OF the bride's sister. Mrs. Charles
j.. Collier. in Petersburg, was per
formed by: Rev. Father Martin ]. Taicr,
pastor Of 81. Joseph's Catholic Church
Mics Kate Storhdell accompanied by
Miss Alberta bowman. vio!inist. rem
dered the wedding music. The draw
ing-rooms were arranged with palms.
chrysanthemums and Southern smiiax,
and the improvised altar whs decorated
in cathedral candles. ferns and white
blossoms.
The brides wedding dress was fash.
toned OF white satin with an ovcrdress
o. tulle and silver lace. and she ear
ried a shower bouquet of Bride roses
and lilies OF the valley. Her veil Of
illuson was fastened wtth'orange bios
SONS. Miss Catherine Bernard Mann
who was maid OF honor. wore quaint
gown OF p!nk/messalire and tulie. and
carried a bouquet OF white chrysanthe-
NUNS. Elicit Ready, Of Richmond. was
best man. The dame Of honor. Mrs
Edward Graves Temple. Jr, was
Eowncd In white satin and carried pink
chrysant,lemums. Misses Mary No
Kenna Jones and Lacy Mcflwainc
Davis were bridesmaids. The little
flower Eirls--Susanra Bland Rogers
and susanna Bland Collier. nieces Of
the bride. preceded he- to the altar
They wore white muslin f-ocks and
carried French baskets OF roses.
reception followed the ceremony.
after which Mr. and Mrs. Grant left
Ter New York, going later 10 Hirmins
ham. Ala, where they Will visit the
E-oorn's sister, Mrs Fletcher.
Among tho ou,-of-town guests were
Mrs. Walter Grant mother OF the
groom: Mrs. Thomas Arm!stead. slStci
Of the groom. Thomas l.. MASSEY, Miss
Lucille Massey. Mrs. William Hugh Nell
son. Miss Sect and Msz Katherine
Robinson all OF Richmond; Mrs. Julius
Johnson Of Newport News: George =
.Arinstead Miss Mary J Arnistead Nj
and Mrs. benjamin CaTrnin.. OF CITY
Point
Leaving Itichnond.
Mrs. L. II. Warner McCabe, who has
been In Richmond since last March, lief,
Inst evening with her children TO Join
her husband. Captain r. Warner
Mccahc. Eighth United States Cavalry
who has been ordered froc, Ell Vale
Mexico. 10 Fort Bliss. near III Paso.
Tex. They were accompanied by Col
onel and Irs. W. Gordon NcC'ahe as
far as Stanton, where the latter will
Visit Mr.. and Mrs. Arin!stead G. Cor
don. that city.
Luncheon TO-Day.
Miss Jane Ellyson. whose wedding
VIII be celebrated this month will he
guest OF honor to-day at buffet lun-
cheon given by Miss Emile Wight
Waddiil at her home ON Grove Road
from to o'clock. Guests attending
the luncheon may take the Westhamp-
ion car to stop le
DnnHnnt for tho Retreat.
An attractive entertainment of the
coming week will be the annual dan.ant
given by the He,rea, for the Sick at
the Richmond Hotel .on Friday even
ing, November -, fromN TO - O'Clock
An orchestra Will play through
out the evening. and several spc-
cial dances Will he given by we'll
known amateur artists Favors will
be distributed among the Euesta Dres-
ent. and the decorations will be in
palms and fall flowers.
The patronesses will he Mrs James
jonathan hpnnfh G nr%n eh1rm IAN Mssdamss
putney. s,anyarde Wilson. Robert Au-
gustine. w VI. Hahi!ston, John q
Munce. W. 7. Cheif. II ". Cobb. y. l.
Massey \. NJ Cannon. c. D. wingRcld
STAFFORD Parker. james ]. Pollard. Rob
ert Pegram. Preston Ee!vin. Fred
Hodges, Clifton NJ. Miller H. C. Beattle
Hal J.. Threadcraft. ST. George Cooke,
James Sloane. Hiram 7. Gates and the
board Of managers for the Retreat for
the Sick.
III 'iaI Sc OF the tables
includes Mrs. Paule Howle Mrs /. r
Stanard and Mrs. Christian Clarke and
The ticket committee includes Mrs
Thomas McCabe. Mrs. Henry r. Roun-
tree. Mrs John McConlb: tobacco COM
mlttee. Mrs. Charles T. Norman; favor
committee. Mrs. Lawrence T Price:
press committee, Miss Elizabeth Bald
win.
/ To Visit Hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas " I.add. of
Staunton. are spending some time at the
EmeTsTEi Hotel. in Baltimore. Mr. and
Mrs, 'iIadd will later he the guests Of
Mrs. Ladd's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Stampcr. in this city
McCulIoch-A nderHon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Anderson, of
Lexington. announce the marriage OF
their daughter. Ruth Floyd, to DR.