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shower bouquet OF orchids and roses
and entered with her sister. Miss Alma
De Larue. as maid of honor. whose
Gown was of white satin yelled In pink
ile., with which she wore a large pink
s"tin hat and carried pink roses. W.
a. Verlander acted as best man.
Tho ceremony was performed by
Monsignor O'Farrcll before an impro-
vised altar OF palms and Easter lilies.
MISS kaYanaugh rendered the wedding
march.
After a reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
ahoe left for a honeymoon In New
York, after which they will make
their home in Lee. Mass.
or Interest Here.
An engagement just announced. which
Is or much interest to fashionable So
clety In Richmond. as we'll as all over
virginia. Is that Of Miss Margaret
Byrd Lewis. of New York. daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Dangerfeld Lewis,
OF Clarke County. to Lieutenant Thomas
Boiling Byrd. United States Army, son
OF United States District Attorney
Richard Evelyn Byrd and Mrs Byrd. Of
Winchester. The wedding will be cell
ebrated Saturday in the chapel OF ST.
Georges Episcopal Church. New York.
and a large number Of guests will be
In attendance from Virginia. Lieu
tenant Byrd is stationed Mt Camp
Scvler.
Recent Visitor.
DR.. william r. weisiEer, first lieu
tenant. medical reserve corps. attached
TO the Three Hundred and Seventh In
fantry, National Army, Camp Upton,
Long Island. n. Y. has recently been
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. W. G. Cot
trell. 1906 Hanover Avenue. Previous
to his present assignment. DIR. Weisiger
nj n01 afh 20
Dr. "eisiger has been practicing mcdi-
cine In Richmond for several years
being graduate Of the University Col
lege OF Medicine. and having served as
resident physician at st. Luke's Hos
pital. He acted az instructor at the
Medical College of Virginia and st.
Luke's Hospital for several years. He
was offered place on the staff OF
Base Hospital No. As. but was unable
TO get transferred from his present as
signmcnt.
Nils" Browns Lecture.
An interesting event of the past week
was the lecture given by Miss Mabel
Brown, under the auspices Of the Wo-
mans Club Friday morning In the club
auditorium. More than 100 women were
present, and the lecture was very
clever and delightful ono. Miss Brown
VIII return to Richmond shortly to
organize classes in Current Events"
MISS Brown was the guest OF Mrs.
oliver j. Sands during her stay In this
city.
JnckHon-Golds
marriage OF much interest was that
Or Miss Frances Goldsmith and T. Writ
jackson. Jr, which was celebrated
wednesday morning at o'clock in the
home OF the bride. Rev. Hugh WirshinE
Sublctt. rector of Johns Episcopal
church. officiating. Tho parlors were
decorated with palms. ferns. white
'nrysanthemums and lilies, and the
bridal party entered to the wedding
music from "Lohengrin." played by
MISS Ruth Weisiger. Little Miss Cor
rie Norment Vail. in n white frock.
carried the ring. and Miss Ruth Gold
smith wearing gown OF blue satin
and carrying an armful OF sunburst
roses. was her sisters maid OF honor.
Ihe bride wore handsome travelling
costume OF dark blue velour, with hat
TO match and a rorsage bouquet OF
orchids. She was, given in marriage by
her father. Immediately after the GER
crnony Mr.. and Mrs. jackson left for
Lynchburg. and after touring the
western part of Virginia. they will GO
20 Washington. where they EXPECT m
make their home. Tho bride liz a grand
daughter OF DE-. Edward Goldsmith. an
eminent scientist OF Philadelphia. and
the groom is prominently connected
throughout TirEinia and the South
Observation-Disclosures
Mrs chard Edgar Gilmore an
nounces the engagement and approach
ing marriage OF her daughter. Annie
Norreii. to Herber; Broughton Fitz-
seraid' OF Charlotte. y. c. The wedding
VIII take place in November.
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Curley, of %
Souh Pine Street. announce the mar
riage OF their daughter, Margaret
Elizabeth, to Melvin Jackson Moore. of
Norfolk. Rev. NJ. S. Colonna. n former
pastor and close friend Of both bride
ano groom. performed the ceremony.
only the immediate family and intI-
mate friends were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore left for a trip TO western
PENNSYLVANIA, and will be at home In
Norfolk after November L.
CHESTS of Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. limerick and their
little daughter. Elizabeth Of Richmond
VINO Tor the past year have made their
nome In Washington. are in the city,
AS guests of Mr.. and Mrs William
Thomas Ryan. at zoos West Grace
street. They came to attend the we'd
ding OF Miss Adelaide Ryan to II. l..
Gcrmelman. which was a brilliant
event OF last week. Their attractive
niue daughter. Elizabeth. was flower
Girl at the wedding, and wore a French
dress of white Georgette crepe over
an empire slip of corn colored silk with
showers of corn-colored ribbons
Shower for Bride.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs John
Epps and Mrs. Frank Epps were hos
tesses at their home on Grove Avenue
at silk shower for Miss Margaret
Curley. bride of the past week. TIL.
house was decorated with autumn
leaves and flowers. and the guests as
sembled in the conservatory where
the gifts were suspended by white rib
hons from a lone tree Refreshments
were served by Miss Frances Heindl
and Miss Louise Heindl
Resume Dancing Glasses.
Misses Mary Grigg and Frances
Crane VIII resume their dancing classes
beginning Friday evening of this week.
The dances will be held at 2o7 North
J.ombardy Street.
TO Give Recital