Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-09
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Robert White Terrell. IT, s. ~. SON
OF Mr. and Mrs. Chiles NJ. Ferrell, of
this city. Lieutenant Terrell is an
honor graduate of the United state.
Naval Academy. class Of 1914, and is
at present on duty at the Portsmouth
N. H.. navy-yard. The marriage will
take place in December.
HoOre-CrutchfIeld.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Pulliam. OF PIT South
miro street. announce the marriage
OF their niece. Miss Mary Crutchheld,
to Warner Moore. Jr., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner Moore, OF 8I3 West
FRANKLIN Street. the ceremony having
taken place at high noon Saturday.
October 6. in Washington. Rev. Harr,
d. Mitchell officiating There were no
attendants. and Mrs Warner Moore.
Jr, returned TO Richmond Sunday with
the Sroom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore
Mr. Moore is attending the second
oiilcers' training camp at Fort Mycr.
Infantry
Mrs. Stnnnrd'n Book.
" interest In literary circles OF
Rlchmond Is the announcement among
the late October publications. OF Co
ionial Virginia; Its People and Gus
toms b. Mary Newton Stanard, which
L'ppincoit is bringing out. Mrs.
Stanard. who Ia a great student of his-
tory and biography. has written
charming hook and people in Richmond
are eagerly awaiting it's publication.
The book Is deliberately illustrated,
some nnety-odd pictures being used.
and the theme is most delightfully."-
handled.
Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bartlette Biggs.
OF lrvington. Ky, have announced th-
engagement and approaching marriag.
OF their daughter. Esther Judellc. TO
Richard HamDden Ludlam. of this city.
the wedding TO take place October 13.
MIR. Ludlam Is a son OF the late Richard
Henry Ludlam. OF Richmond. and Mrs.
Lucy Peasants Ludlam. and is widely
and prominently related here.
Chesterfield Wedding.
wedding of much interest schcd-
uled for this evening at 7:l5 o'clock
is that Of Miss Ethel Crenshaw Wat
kins. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Ben
1amin T. Watkins. OF Chesterfield
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Munger,
OF Duluth. MINI. The wedding will
be celebrated at Bethel Baptist Church.
Rev. II. VI. "lnfrey officiating. a small
reception at the home OF the bride will
follow the ceremony. invitations be-
Ing limited TO the bridal party and
guests from distance. Guests who
will attend the wedding will take the
o'clock train over the Southern Rail-
way from the Main Street Station to
Richmond at $3.50 o'clock. Automobiles
will meet the guests Mt Hallsboro.
In Richmond.
Lieutenant G.. w Bowers. Of the
United States engineering corps. is on
short visit To his mother. Mrs. c. X.
Bowers. OF l641 West Grace Street.
Mrs. Bowers has recently returned from
the Valley OF Virginia. where she spent
the summer. and has as her guest for
the winter Miss Baker. OF Winchester.
Mnsney-Dowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burton Dowell,
OF Birmingham. Ala, announce the en-
Eagement of their daughter, Stella
Mnrie. to DR.. william Broaddus Massey
OF this city, now serving as lieutenant
In the naval reserve and stationed al
Key West. Fla.
HIERicmnn-Iohns
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Il. Johnson an
nounce the approaching marriage of
their daughter. Miss Irene D. Johnson.
TO Warden Linn RiEgleman. The ccre-
mony will take place Wednesday morn
ig in the Sacred Heart Cathedral.
Wedding Mt I.ynnhurst.
On Wednesday, evening September 90
at Sis o'clock a pretty wedding took
place on the lawn at "Lynnhurst." the
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Moore, OF
Highland Springs, when their daugh-
ter. Ann. became the bride OF Rev.
Chester Alan Tucker, OF Hopewcl.
Rev. B. T.. Lipscomb. n. D.. OF Peters
burg. performed the ceremony. Miss
Margaret Williams sang Believe Me
If All Those Endcarng Young Charms"
just before the ceremony. and "Trau-
merc!" was rendered softly during the
service.
Miss Elva Fry rendered the wedding
marches. The color scheme OF yellow
and green was carried out in golden
rod and ivy. with which The entire lawn
I,y Itch
by japanese lanterns.
The bride wore gown " white net,
with n short veil OF illusion. caught
with a wreath of orange blossoms Her
flowers were Bride roses.
MISS Margaret Moore. sister Of the
bride. was maid of honor. Her dress
Was white organdc over yellow, and
her flowers were yellow roses The
bridesmaids were Misses Esther Tucker
sister of the groom. and Louise Draper.
OF Richmond. They were heconingly
gowned In frocks o. white organdie
and carried baskets of yellow roses
and fef1s Rev. James Edwards, of
Petersburg. was best man, and Nc
Kcndree Moore, brother of the bride
and Willie Deierho of Highland
Springs. were groomsmen. The groom's
little niece and nephew. Mildred and
Arthur Davis, Jr., acted as flower girl
and ring6earer.
An informal reception was held on
the lawn after the ceremony. Among
the out-of-town guests were Mrs. p.
w. Gould of Princeton. w. Va: Mrs
J. Connolly, of Gladys; Mr. and Mrs
A w. Davis. of Petersburg: Mr.. and
Mrs Llewellyn. of Hopewell, and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas. of Hopewell.
After the honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs
Tucker will be at home in Ho2ewell
where the groom is pastor OF the Meth
Odi.t Church.
birthday Party.
a birthday party was given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Titmus at
1917 Beverly Street, in honor of their
daughter. jamie. The house was deco
rated with red white and blue, and
the cake was decorated with eighteen
red white and blue candles.
Among those present were:
L.