The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-12
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mis- smith. to Robert C7ouverneur Bur-
net, on "Wednesday evening. Decem-
her e.. at s:4s O'Clock. at the Pres
byeerian Church. Bon Air, Va. They
Evil make their home after January
1S at s1o Lexington Avenue. Char
lottesville. Va.
Miss Smith Is weekly visitor in
Richmond where she has many
4 fetends She was student at Rich
mond College the last year on its old
i rAmpus, and she is well known ~
Nes,ham pton. where she frequently
visits
Grcen-Farmer.
Mr. and Mrs j ]. Farmer. Of 4l2
North Twenty-third Street. announce
#sthe approa ching marriage Of their
IA Naushter Katie Dbl Farmer. TO Cliff
hon J. Green. The wedding. which
n will take place this month. viii he
very quiet affair
Robsus-Reid
E The home of Nj aud Mrs. A,onzo
HI Reid, 1918 North Twentieth Street,
n was the scene OF quiet but pretty
& marriage November 20. when their
ntnce Maud Elizabeth Reid. of Elko,
"a, became the bride Of Earl Joseph
Robins OF Richmond. Rev T V.
NxArscn pastor OF Petersburg Meth
Ddist Church. ofTfciatef,
sss Mrs Aionzo Reid, Jr,. rendered the
a0hengrin Wedding March" very
kpftly during the ceremony The bride
wore handsome tailored suit Of mid
A night blue broa dcioth and gloves to
4 snatch Her bouquet was com prised
IN white rosebuds and maiden ferns
HEEL Mr.. and Mrs Robins will make their
home at 3i4 North Twenty-fonrth
Street, this city,
Triple Wedding.
There was triple wedding al the
Parsonage OF Ended Avenue Church,
Va. 10y Rev. Joseph /.
#sNAitcn on the 2Ist. when Mr.. Frank
Mrrews and Miss Cora Lacks. Mr. Row
sert Brown and Miss Laura Crews. Mr..
asEalter Stanley and Miss Nirgie Crews
$sNere married. They are all quite
yOung and reside near Lenns. They
sW&re married under one ceremony.
#Two OF the brides are sisters and
ssfiaughters of Mr. ;. j. Crews Mr..
Erank Crews is son Of Mr.. f II.
q Crews and Miss Lacks daughter of
Mr.. J f. Lacks,
Personals.
Miss Lee Courtney. who attended
"a the Gresham Corr wedding In West
Il Point, Va. has returned to Richmond,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas McAdams
spent several days in Charlotte and
stshester. n. C.. last week. Mrs. Nc
adams is very popular visitor in
Chesfer. where she is the guest Of Mrs,
IA feyton Moore. She is also frequent
visitor at the Brockenbrough home
Mr. and Mrs. John X. Rodgers and
Miss Ada Rodgers, Of Lovingst on. Va.
are the guests for the winter of Miss
lrabel Rodgers.
Miss Ada Lee Timberlake. Of Wake
Forest \. C.. is the guest of Miss
Bessie Lucille French, 1903 West
Franklin. She is n daughter Of Judge
E W. Timberlake OF Wake Forest.
IA number Of informal affairs have
been planned in her honor
Miss Isabel W. Fuller has returned
40 yassar College from Cornell, whore
wire Was sent by the Christian Asso-
citation TO represent Vassar at the
eonvention Miss Fuller will arrive
5H Richmond the 23d to spend the
1olidays with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Il. Fuller. of Allen Ave-
nne.
Mrs.. William y. Thomas. after
spending some time with her son at
abe University of Virginia. has return
IA to Richmond and will he with Mrs.
fharies F. workman. Jr.. sac West
Ernce Street until after Christmas.
Beveral Richmond girls went TO
S|korfoik yesterday TO attend lunch
#E0n on board the United States battle
ship New York. stationed in Hampton
1soads of which Lieutenant Com :
1nander James Gilmer was host. Mrs.
Prens4n Noiand chaperoned the party.
which returned last night. Among
fh0ss present We're the Misses Ethel
sAioton Cabell. Kathrine Hamilton Cab
S13g, Martha BatAkner e+i-7Anttt+-- r am
Nfrk oh %
May Tomlin Anderson and Mary Nc
CAw tIawes
1frr. Fannie stir, 81 West Point.
ga. who was operated on last week
III Richmond, is slowly improving.
Her son. DR. v. F. Stin. is with her.
Mia, Elizabeth watkins is visiting
her lister. Mrs r. Lancaster Will
9Iama. at Eltonhead in the Green
eprins Valley.
Mr. James Rowland Redwood. for
nerly Of Richmond, is visiting his
aronfs, Captain and Mrs J. Fl. Red
ICED. at their home. 2912 East Broad
krest.. Mr. Redwood is en- route 10
6tersburg.
At the Art Club.
1lisa Anne Stewart Bailey. recently
New York. but a native OF Virginia,
ZEN 1t 4:30 O'Clock on the "Cathe-
Sn1s and Chateaux of Western and
HthSrn France" Miss Bailey lived
Europe for several years. return
~ 10 America at the outbreak of the
~. She will illustrate her lecture
IN pictures of castles and towns Of
~ provinces of which she viii speak
Members and friends of the club
~ Invited. After the lecture. tea
NIL - served BY Misses Freeman,
~, Montgomery and Davenport
yaP Relief Association Meets.
xA1s afternoon at 4 o'clock. in the
o1orium OF the Womans Club. the
11on's Aid section OF the War Re
xnnociAtion of Virginia will hold
1tng to reorganxe their work
winter. Mrs. William II. Hnl.
- recently returned from Paris.
NAks an address. illustrated by
~ afides. and tell OF the work
the refugee children from the
~. Mrs. HUI has worked for
o S&htldren. some OF whom were
~ 6Y this association last winter.
80 will be no tickets of Admis-
- no pledges Of money will be
kA.t ~ x.r~