The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-20

Elmore D. Hotchkiss. Arthur F. Rip
ley. Frank williams. Sidney Elerson'
st. George Bryan. II. Stewart Jones.
Edward T. Organ. John d. Potts
James J. Hickey, Don Cameron. Alex
ander Cameron. E. P. Goodwin.
Thomas Paul Walker Charles Harris.
b. T. Jellison. Cyrus b. Buchanan.
John @. Hayes. II. W. Ellerson, Ed
ward w. Grice, G. G. Walker. Blair
Boiling. Malcolm Bruce, f. b. Carl
ton, John Eggleston, Thomas Pinck-
ney Bryan. Ivan Maltby, r. A. eau
thorne, Madison Scott Granville Gray,
Charles ID. Larus, Jr., Park Benjamin
Taliaferro, A. NJ. Travers. DIR. Robert
G, Bryan and DR.. Leslie1 Wigs.
Auction Bridge Tournament.
At the Woman's Club tonight the
first auction bridge tournament OF the
season will be played. The game Is
to be called promptly at $40 o'clock.
continuing until IL o'clock. when sup
per will be served at the small tables.
Members are privileged to invite men
as partners, but must register their
ia bles by 10 O'Clock Friday morning,
Admiral Harrie Webster, United States
navy. retired, will conduct the tourna-
ments again this year.
Double Wedding Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Massie Page.
invitations to the double wedding of
their daughters. Annie Peasants, to
Mr.. william Pinckney Irwin, Jr.. and
Virginia White to Mr. Henry Harris
Moffett. Tho event will take place
In the Moorland Baptist Church at
Red Hill Saturday at noon.
Birthday Party.
Master Jack Martin. the five-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mar
tin, of Petersburg. will celebrate his
birthday Saturday afternoon In the
home of his parents. Among those
from Richmond who will be present
are Mrs. Ldnwood Antrim, Miss Nora
Lee Antrim and Master Linwood An
trim, also Miss Virginia Tyler, who
will motor to Petersburg. Mrs. Mar
tin was, before her marriage, Miss
Alberta Hill Williams, Of this city.
For Benefit of Sheltering Arms.
For the benefit OF Sheltering Arms
Free Hospital a dansant Will be given
in the ballroom Of the Richmond
Hotel the night of October 81, from
$50 to IL o'clock This is the first
entertainment Of the autumn planned
for this institution. The public Is in
vited to attend. Tickets may be Sc
cured at the door, the Corley Com
pany and at the home of Mrs. A d.
Landerkin. 1011 West Franklin Street
Chaperons will be the Mesdames E.
IT. Robinson. David Terry Williams
Edward w. Grice, A. D. Landerkln
Warner Moore, A. L. McClennan, Ed
mund Strudwick, Bertrand Chester
man. r. /. Simpson, Melville Peck
Adolph Osterloh and Miss Frances B.
Scott.
Kent--DuVaI
| An out-of-town wedding OF much
! interest to a wide circle of friends OF
the contracting parties was celebrated
| In the Anchor of Hope Presbyterian
/ Church at Max Meadows, Va, on
| Wednesday evening at o'clock. when
Miss lucy McGavock Kent, the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Lucy McGavock Kent, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Edwin Shelby
| DuVal, OF Richmond. Rev. Graham
+, Gilmer being the officiating clergy
man.
| For tho occasion the decorations In
the church were evergreens and au-
ttumn foliage, lighted up by the soft
CLEAN of many candles.
To the joyful strains OF Lohengrin's
matchless Bridal Chorus" with Mr.
! Eugene Thorn. Of Austinville, Va, al
the piano, the bridal party entered
the church.
| Little Miss Frances Kent Harvie
Iof South Third Street. Richmond, q