Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-25
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Misses Weddell. who have been guests
VI hinton w. Talbot at his country
piace' Talbot Hail." near Norfolk.
nave returned to their home in Rich
ueil attended the garden fete which
was given at Talbot Hair last week.
VI Interest Here.
DIT. and Mrs. Charles Charlton Thorn.
OF Atlanta. Ca, have announced the
engagement and approaching marriage
OF their daughter. Helen, to Lieutenant
THOMAS Simons Slnkler, Jr., United
states Army. formerly of Charleston. s.
" now stationed at Fort Mcpherson.
VA The ceremony will take place at
the homo of the brides parents in
Druid Hill some time during November.
Inc announcement is Of much interest
TO fashionable society in Virginia.
where the groom is prominently relat-
ed, and number OF guests from hcrc
will attend the wedding this fall In the
South
Arrive This Week.
Mrs. H. J. Redfeld ana Miss Francis
Redheld. OF Montclair, N. j., will ar
rive in Richmond the latter part OF
this week to BIO the guests OF Mrs.
w. II. Urquhart at her home, los East
Franklin Street. Mrs. RedfeId and
Miss Redneld will BIO Joined here by
Lieutenant J. J. Redheld. who IL sta
Niohco Of SAhp ASC'
VisitinE Here.
Mrs. e. It. Brady. OF Roanoke. Is
spending several days In Richmond
Mrs. John w. Richardson, and Colonel
Richardson, at their home, on Grove
Avenue.
Miss Mary Ward. of Lynchburg. ia
also visiting Colonel and Mrs. Rich
ardson for a short stay.
Pretty Homo Wedding.
Palms, potted plants and autumn
flowers decorated the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Noble, Of Gin
ter Park, yesterday for the marriage Of
their Daughter. Miss Wane Coleman
Noble. &c tierander Mason Harris. Of
thls city. The ceremony was perform.
cd b. Rev. Charles Franklin Myers. of
the First Presbyterian Church, Green's
boro. n. c.. and took place at IL o'clock
in the presence only OF relatives and
few close friends.
The bride wore q smart travelling
suit of midnight blue cloth. with
hat to match. and carried bouquet OF
Bride roses and lilies OF the valley.
She was given away by her father.
with whom she entered the pariors, and
they were met at the improvised altar
by the groom and Philip w. Murray,
of Newport News, fraternity brother
of Mr. Harris. who acted as best man.
Miss Lillian Victoria Noble, who was
her sisters maid OF honor and only
attendant. wore n two-toned gown Oh
wisteria satin, with picture hat OF
tho same shade. and Carried Douquet
of pink rosebuds
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris left immediate
" after the ceremony for a Northern
wedding trip. and they VIII be at nome
on their return at sol North Addison
Street A number OF informal affairs
have beeen given this week in honor
of the bride.
Prominent Wedding.
wedding OF interest in Virginia So
cety, which will take place on Ihurs-
day evening. November !. at st. Pauls
Episcopal Church, Norfolk. VIII De mat
of Miss Jane Nelson Mari to Martin
Nisbet Shaw, OF Carneys Point. N. J.
The wedding will be a quiet one, and
the ceremony. which Will be per-
formed at 6:30 o'clock by Rev. II. II.
Cov,ngton. rector OF the church. will
be Witnessed only by relatives. few
intimate friends. and a number OF out
of-town guests.
The bride is the attractive daughter
OF Colonel and Mrs Robert Athlestan
Mari, granddaughter of Mrs. Hope
and the late James Barron Hope. well
known as poet, patriot. scholar jour
naiist and the knightly Virginia gen
tieman." and great-niece of John
Quincy Marr, who was first Confederate
officer killed in the War Between the
states Mir. Shaw is n son OF Mrs.
II. l.. shaw. Of Charlottesville.
High school Dance.
The Junior French Club of John Mar
shalt High School will give n Hal
lowr'ca dance morrow after school.
in the gymnasium, for the benefit OF
the French orphans.