Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-26

Der 10 will be 1T home ut zoo North
Vino Street.
Approaching Wedding.
William Henry Wheeler. OF Nelson
County. announces the engagement
and approaching marriage OF his
daughter. Miss Alice Ethel Wheeler, to
Ingram .. Robertson. OF this city. The
wedding VIII take place 1T the home
OF DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Davis Jones
10 West Twelfth Street. on THURSDAY
November 10. at O'Clock.
Luncheon for Delegates.
y smart function of yesterday was
the luncheon given at the Country club
at . o'clock In honor of the delegates
TO the state Council Of the Daughters
OF 1912. The color scheme of blue and
gold was effectively carried out in this
decorations, and the tables were ar.
ranged with yellow chrysnnthemuins
The place cards carried the insignia Of
the society. Covers were laid for tifty
guests. Mrs. w. Samuel Goodwin, OF
Emporia. presided and introduced tho
guest of honor, Mrs. q. NJ. Blumbaugh
of Washington. who made an address
Delegates from Manassas. Emporia Pc
te-sbnrg. Chatham. Roanoke and Wash
inSton, In addition to the Richmond
delegates, have sent representatives to
| this convention. The delegates from
this city include Mestlamcs Christian
II. Clarke. John Il. Swartwout. Charles
&. Wall William j. Judd. Wiley j.
Kern. L. Craig Pelouze, Stephen r.
I'evcridge. Miss Alice NethcrIand and
Mrs. Katherine Evans.
| Perrin--Wfngo.
pretty wedding wYs soicmnzcd at
Onion Baptist Church. I'm Amelia Coun-
~. Tuesday afternoon when Miss Sally
virginia Wingo. daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. j. T. Wingo. became the bride
or John wilkins Perrin. Rev. j. T.
Tucker officiating. The church was
decorated with ferns. potted plants
and shaded lights. During the ccrc-
mony. Mrs. James Habcl rendered the
| Flower Song" and Hearts and Flow
ers." The bride entered with her sis.
ter, Miss Pearl Winso. who was maid
of honor. She wore a travelling suit
OF blue broadclOth and carried Il bou.
quot Of Bride roses They were met
AT the altar by the groom and his
brother. 4. L. Perrin. Of Richmond,
wore pink crepe de chine and carried
white chrysanthemums tied with pink
tulle. The b.ideniaids were Misses
Louise Rowlctt, Celeste Ruckcr and
Miriam Perrin. They wore dresses OF
pink and white taneta and Geo.gctte
crepe and carried bouquets OF pink
chrysantheinums tied with pink ;ul!e
, The groomsmen were Clifton &. Wingo.
Wyndham Perrin and Dalls Lester The
ushers included Ernest W. Scott and
II. j. Borden
Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin lief; later for
northern trip. and will make their home
at paineviilc Oh their return Guests
from "a distance included Tyler Perrin
Mrs. L. W. Cosby. Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Perrin, Miss Lucille Perrin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. G. Seay. Of Richmond: Mr. and
Mrs. $. II. Perrin. Mr.. Patterson. Of
Ashland. J. T. Wingo. Jr., OF Atlanta
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Payne. Charles Payne.
Claiborne Wilson. Of Crewc. and Mr.
/ and Mrs. J. y. Fucker and W. NJ. Ruck-
CT. OF Petersburg.
Winfrce-FitEhu-h.
Captain George Winfrec Of the state
| Auditors office. was married TO Miss
Nora Spo;tswood Fitzhugh at O'Clock
| Tuesday afternoon AT the First Baptist
Church. Rev. George W. Mcdaniel. -
J d.. officiating. linn ctiiatciy after the
! ceremony. Captain and Mrs Winfrce
/ left for Norfolk. from which city they
| Will go by boat 10 Baltimore return
! ing b? the way OF Wash!ngton
| Captain W!nfrec is :. Confc,lcrat,
veteran. having served throughout the
| War ietwesn the States as member
| OF Company y. Fourteenth Virginia In
| fantry, Armistcad's brigade, Pickctts
! division, LonEstreets corps and was
| with the gallant Armistead when he
| fell az the battle OF Gettysburg. Mrs
! Winfree Is a niece OF Judge F!tEhugh.