Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-15
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Mrs. Julien Gum has returned to her
ONE at Westhampton, after spending
"o weeks as the guest Of friends In
..iahta and Birmingham, Ala. Mrs
Jun was dame OF honor ut the we'd
ing or Miss May Collins. and George
hompson Southgate. and n number of
mart affairs were given In her honor
u,ihs her stay in Blrmingha In
,.iahta, Mrs. Gum was entertained by
ar and Mrs. James l.. Logan.
It the Woman'x Club.
Inc season at the woman's Club
Siii BIO formally opened this afternoon
'i,h the annual book reception"
'hlch Will be held there from to
o'clock. Decorations will be car
lea out In autumn flowers, and
reshinents VIII be served at the tea
s sles An attractive feature Of the
i'erhoon VIII be the musical selec-
IONS rendered by Miss Adriana Kuyk,
mo VIII sing several solos, the pro-
ram beginning at 1:45 o'clock. Miss
NuSk viii be accompanied by Pro-
essor j. l.. Galbraith.
committee will receive the books
the library and Mrs. ]. Allison
1odges, president Of the club, will re-.
eve with the beard OF governors in
ne drawing room.
On Friday evening 1T 8:16 o'clock
NO hrst card tournament of the fall
VII be played AT the Womans Club.
,uction bridge will be the game, and
ne usual rules concerning partners
nd the registering OF tables will be
deserved. Admiral Harrie webster viii
manage the tournaments again this
eason.
baltimore.
Mrs. John Shelton williams, Of this
ity who spent the summer season
Blue Ridge Summit Pa. has closed
Yer cottage, there. and joined Mrs. H.
Lefevbre in Baltimore for short
tay. Mrs. Williams Will not open
PaIton." her eatate on the Cary Street
TOAD. until later in the fall. Her sons
AVE entered school for tho winter
months, and she will be in Washington
Win Comptroller Of the Currency will
Jams for part OF the early season.
'efore returning to Richmond
'retty Wedding.
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
he home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John d.
Walters. at Pulaski, was the scene of a
eauttful wedding, when their daush-
er. Lucille. became tho bride Of Ralph
timoali. or Chattanooga. Tenn. form
rly Of Westboro. Mass a program
pr wedding music was given while the
guests were arriving. and Stanley
aagland. OF Petersburg. sang "A,
)a"ning," The ringbcarer was little
cred Wyatt. An improvIsed altar was
arranged for the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. Carl S. Matthews.
n the Presbyterian Church. The bride
vore a suit OF taupe tr!cotine and car
yea shower Of Bride roses and lilies
pr Inc valley, her only ornament being
barpin OF sapphire and pearls, the
sift or the groom. The hall and draw
ne -rooms were decorated in Richmond
oscs potted plants and Southern
imiia1, with pink shaded lights in
erspersed here and there. Following
no ceremony small reception was
given for the two families and a few
intimate friends. Mr.. and Mrs Kimbau
ell on their wedding Journey and will
De at home in Chattanooga after Oc-
ODER 20 The wedding Ia of much in
crest In Richmond. where the bride
las great many relatives and friends,
tenms-IIumbard.
On Tuesday Of last week Miss Phyl-
Is Frances Reams, daughter OF Mr..
md Mrs. Floyd Reams OF Chlnborazo
ark, was quietly married to Benjamin
'reston Hubbard. native OF Knox
lille. Tenn. Miss Reams Is n talented
PIANIST. and enjoys host OF friends
ma acquaintances. especially among
ne younger set. Mr. Hubbard is an
artist. but at present is attached to
squadron b. Blues, now stationed at
Anniston. Ala, in which company he
volunteered at the outbreak of the
var. For several weeks Mr. Hubbard
las been stationed in Warrington, and
while on furlough this week came 10
richmond for his bride. and at present
ne couple are on visit 20 Knoxville
rem. Later on they will make their
temporary home with the brides father
Nv. Floyd Reams, chairman of The CITY
school Board. on Chimborazo Park, this
Pity.
Holland-Button.
wedding OF much interest 20 friends
BPf Culpepcr and Accomac Counties was
EEolemnized at O'Clock Saturday after
noon, September 90. in the village OF
effersonton. Culpeper County. The con-
racting parties were DR.. Cropper
Whitney Holland and Miss Ruth Frank
IN Button. The ceremony took place
the Southern Methodist Church,
which was decorated with palms and
erns and lighted candles. The cere-
nony wa. performed by Rev. w. A.
)rscr. assisted by Rev. Charles Clement.
Miss Nellie Douglas Button was maid
pr honor and Mrs. s. O. Anderson
natron OF honor. The six taper-bear-
ers were Misses Julie, Miller, jamie
Werner. Mary Stephenson. Ruth Camn-
bell. Agnes Lake and Lucy Armstrong
They were dressed in white orpandv
and preceded the bridal party TO the
Pltar. Miss Lucy Rogers Armstrong.
niece OF the bride, bore the ring
pm silver salver
Roger Clement was best man Motley
Psogers Button and Louis Stanly But
ION. brothers OF the bride; william
Foster Fletcher. nephew OF the groom
hnd Duncan B. Lake were the ushers
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother. James Warren Button. She
wore white satin and chiffon, with n
tulle veil. The evening before the
marriage the bridal party and guests
from Richmond. Washington, South
Carolina and other points were enter
tanned at the brides home, Meadow
Fails"
Iiehn-Hnns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Haas. of Balti-
more. announce the marriage Of their
daughter. Carrie, to Charles w. Kahn
of Richmond. After an extended stav
I'm Atlantic City and other Northern
cities. Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn will be at
home at the Dakota Apartments.
Invitations Out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Boyce Anthony