Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-26
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daughter. Ruth Culpeper. to John CAL
YIN Drake. the ceremony to take place
on saturday. November II. at 8 o'clock
IN the Main Street Methodist Episcopal
church. Danville. A reception will be
heid at tho brides home Immediately
AFTER the ceremony at the church.
AFT. Drake Is a son Of Mr. and Mrs.
James ii. Drake. Of 1905 Floyd Avenue.
farkcr-SScisiHer.
VI interest here is the marriage OF
'ilsS Margaret Beverly weisiger. daugh-
'er OF Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Weisiger. to
.nqoin Hates Parker. son of the late
Nr: and Mrs. j. G.. Parker, which was
ceisbrated Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock at Rose HILL" tho homo OF
inc brides parents at Kcnwood The
ceremony took place In the drawing
room which WAS banked with ferns
ana yellow chrysanthemums. The i'm
pf"'ised altar at one end Of the room
was arranged with palms and cathedral
candles. and the Rev. J. J. Gravatt, D.
d., rector OF Holy Trinity Church, Rich
ihond, OBLIGATED.
The bride wore gown OF soft white
satin, finished with Duchess lace and
,u!ie' ana her Veil of illusion was ar
ranged with orange blossoms. She car
ricu shower bouquet OF Bride roses
ana lilies Of the valley, and entered
with her father, who gave her away.
OTIS. wellington Tabcr of Richmond
VINO was dame Of honor. wore dress
Oh blue satin made with an iridescent
'uhic' and carried an arnful OF yellow
rhrysanthemums Peachy Ryland. Of
richmond was the grooIns best man
j. w. Saunders. OF this city, rendered
the wedding March from "Lohengrin'
as PROFESSIONAL. and 1.-THE Sweetest
story Ever Told" very softly during
the ceremony.
Mrs T. Herman Dros,e presided at
the punch bowl for the reception fol-
'p".nB the IF nd
Parker left later to spend their honey
moon In New York. a number Of Rich
ding.
Carter-Hlood.
The marriage OF Miss Lucille Blood.
uausfter Of Mr.. and Mrs George III
nlood, OF bonneville. to Shirley y.
Har'er was quietly soiemnized in Wash
inston on Monday afternoon, oc,obe.
al o'clock. They were accompa-
"'eo ny George w. Blood, brother Of
INC pride. After the ceremony Mr. and
Nirs Carter left for an extended North
Urn tour. and they will be at home in
nhoshie. y. C.. after November L.
university Dances.
MISS Ellen Wallace, OF "Enerslie,"
on cary Street Road: Miss Isabel
waller Scott and Miss Margaret
oonhs viii be among the Richmond
girls attending the dances at nc Uni
versity OF Virginia this w Tho
dances this year Il, the univ, 10y have
been taken in charge Of women NJ
the community under the direction OF
MIS- Edwin y. Alderman and are TO
be Tor the benefit OF the recreation
1und or base hospital No A. The
events Will all par,akc OF a military
nature. the girls carrying the iiacs
OF the allies and the men in khaki
colonel James 4. Cole. commandment
OF the university. Will lead the grand
march and other figures. Contrary to
All traditions. frst-year men Will be
permitted to attend the dances this
season. The proceeds will he used TO
buy n moving-picture machine. n IL
brary and other means OF amusement
Tor The members OF the base hospital
which will represent Virginia in
France.
Highland Park Entertainment.
Ihere Will be musical entertain
ment tonight At the Mizpah Prcsby-
tcrian Church. Highland Park. civen
under the auspices OF the Earnest
Workers Society. Some OF the artists
taking par, in the program are Mrs.
Hamilton Smith, Mrs, Cook. OF Peters
burr; Miss Workman. Mrs. Gillian nd
Aubrey Pond.
There Will bc Halloween games af-
ter the musical program and most
unique entertainment has been nrrnnE-
ed.
Miss Turner'S Recital.
Miss Grace Turner gave piano re-
ctal 1T the home OF her teacher Mira
lone Cutler Stoncr, on Wednesday
evening. Miss Turner played credit
ably from various composers. and was
assisted by Mrs. Stoner. who gave sew
erai readings and piano solos Re
freshmcnts were served after the con-
clusion OF c program.
TO Entertain Roy Scouts
Acknowledgement and Mrs w w
Sale have invited the Boy Scouts to
"Tuckahoe' tomorrow. ''Tuckahoe" is
the beautiful old Randolph estate in
Goochland County and is rich in his
tory. DR.. Douglas s. Freeman, of the
local court OF honor. will accompany
the boys. as Will several other mem
bers OF the court and council The
party will leave Boulevard and Cary
Street Road promptly at . o'clock.
many gong in automobiles. while
others will use bicycles. Every Scout
In Richmond who can arrange trans
portation is invited to CO.
Charity Affairs.
The Junior French Club OF John
Marshall High School will give a Hal
lowe'cn dance to-day after school in
the gymnasium for the benefit OF the
French orphan the society has adopted.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF tho Holy
Comforter Church. corner Grove Ave
nue. and Rowland Street. will give
Halloween party tonight. The pub
Wcavcr--B1ufOrG.
pretty wedding was solemnized
Saturday evening In the home of Mr..
and Mrs. l. Bluford. when their daugh-
ter, Irene. became the bride OF Ray
mond Lester Weaver, Rev. l.. w. Smith,
Of Emmanuel Baptist Church, officiating.
The ceremony was performed before
an improvised altar of palms and white
chrysanthemums, In the presence of
only few friends and relatives The
bride was gowned in taupe suit,
with accessories to match, and wore a
corsage Of orchids. The ushers were
Cabcll Wexford Rady and H. Page
Floyd. Little Miss Helen Lucille Scott.
niece OF the bride, was flower girl, and
carried basket OF white roses and
ferns The wedding marches were rem
dercd by Miss Adelaide Tiller
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Weaver left for a Northern trip, and
will be at home after November / at
500 Monteiro Avenue, Barton Heights.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.