The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-13


Officers md Chairmen Meet.
There will be an important meeting
of the officers and chairmen OF ALI
committees IF the National League
for Woman $ Service this morning AT
II O'Clock in the Allison building,
room As
Knitting Work Progressing.
he Red Cross Knitting committee.
OF which Mrs BESSIE Berry era
towskeii is chairman. Is progressing
spiendidly with its work Applica
fscrs for wool rome in as fast as 4
can BE sunplied. A new shipment
-gas received Yesterday and other
shipments are expected today and
Nonaay. An% woman in the city in
terest"1 in knitting Is invited 10 meet
Mrs Ggahewskeii at the Red Cross
WORKS rooms any day between II
A. NJ and ! 2 N 20 receive tnfor-
nation. Instruction or wool for the
work Mrs. Ora bewskeii reports Il
large number of workers, although
more are constantly needed. She Is
especially pleased with the wide
spread Interest taken In the knitting,
and she is very grateful for the as
sisianee given her in the work-room.
Mrs Ora howskeN Is a ncedlewoman
~ note having edited that depart
r',s' -. ~ Ladies' Home Journal for
some years
4 irsI3str Of hapters for knitting
have been formed at Seventh Street
: Christian church rroad 6 I r /
Methodist Monument Methodist, the
Church ~ the Good sherherd. at
Forest ffiii, and others These are
very welcome aids
Mrs Grabowskeii mentions Mrs c.
r. Lowry ~ an Invaluable assistant
In her work Others who have been
faithful 10 tho work-room in the past
week are: Mrs. Lawrence Pierce. Mrs.
5 William Palmer, Jr.. Mrs. Herbert
ripsromh. Mrs. W G. Jones, Mrs, c,
X. Bryant
Pollard--Graham.
The home o. Mrs K W Pollard.
p22 West Grace street. was the scene
Of a quiet but beautiful! carriage Of
interest Thursday mnrn.n~ at 10:So
o'clock when her on-y daughter. Miss
Louise Mountioy Pollard, became the
bride OF DR.. Charles Fox Graham. The
Z Ceremony performed by DIR.
George W. Mcdaniel in the presence OF
only the relatives and immediate
friends Of the family
The home was very prettily and
tastefully decorated with palms, ferns,
cut flowers and candles. The bride
entered with her eldest brother, Mr..
ASO6Nf pA'ui " az saw |Ni hts AA''Af
riage. She wore handsome gown
Of white satin, trimmed in pearls,
with veil of illusion falling from a
coronet OF lilies OF the valley. She
carried shower bouquet OF sweet
{ peas and brides roses.
Miss Augusta Richards, OF Win
chester. Va. her only attendant, was
maid-of honor. She wore gown Of
pink georgette with pink tulle hat and
hptaatc
The best man was Mr. Douglas Pol
lard. brother Of the de. Miss Gay
Neil Philips renderei the wedding
marches from Lohengrins and Men
delssohn, and 20 Promise Me" was
softly played during the ceremony.
The bride Ia charmingly sweet
and attractive young lady and has
wide circle OF friends and acquaint-
Ances In this city. The groom is the
Wytheyille, Va and is now in the
service OF his country as assistant ser
geant in United States navy reserve
/ force.
DR.. and Mrs. Graham left immed-
lately for Old Point Comfort after
4 which they will spend a few days at
the grooms home in Wytheville.
personals.
Mr.. and Mrs, W c. Mcdowell, Mrs.
y. j \ p449ltsS4 anu NJ W w. 2kDSe-
~ hare returned from TWO eeks'
motor trip through Virginia, includ-
ing Lynchburg. Buckingham and
Earmville.
Misses Dorothea Rueger and Pris-
I ella Shepherd, who have been the
j quests for two weeks OF Miss Mary
Shepherd at her cottage at Wiilough-
~ Beach, have returned to their home
N this city.
Miss Pauline Merehead who has
han. attending a house party. enter
h mined by Miss Mary Shepherd. OF
01chmond. at her cottage al VIII
1 lenghby Beach. for two weeks. re-
4 AnTned Monday TO her home In We'll
I'm. N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Sitterding. for
6fIy OF this city. are now established