Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-02
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mFs. Levin Joynes and her daughter.
Miss Julia Joynes. have just returned
10 their homo hero. after O visit to Mrs.
Andrew H. Christian. Jr.. near tho vlr-
Sinia Hot Springs. Mrs. Christian and
her daughter. Miss Virginia Christian.
are spending the ummer season at
cottage near the Hot.
Wedding of Interest.
Charles P. Bigger and Miss Helen ".
Smyth were married last evening at
o'clock at tho residence OF the brides
parents 2sl3 East Grace Street. this
city. in the presence Of the members of
the two families.
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Big
ger left for short stay in Atlantic
City md will return to Brookneal.
where the groom, who Is one OF tho
first lieutenants in the First Virginia
is now stationed.
CampbeII-BeI.
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Bell, Of WILL
mtngton, announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their eldest
daughter, Ethel May. to Lewis Perkins
Campbell the wedding to take place
the latter part OF August Miss Bell is
lovely young girl. and Mr.. Campbell
is prominent business man of that
bell have a,large circle OF friends
Interesting Announcements.
Colonel and Mrs. Hunter PendIetou,
OF Lexington. announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage of
their daughter. Nancy. to Walter Ell
cock. the wedding to take place Tues
day August ~. Miss Pendleton Ia
prominent in Lexington society. Mr..
Elcock was at one time coach OF the
ouh Inn 49, 4 e. LaII
is now in the officers reserve corps at
Fort Mcpherson, Ga.
Or. and Mrs w. Johnson Strother OF
Culpeper. announce the engagement
and approaching marriage OF their
daughter. Elizabeth French, to Rufus
G. Roberts. who is at the officers train
ing camp at Fort Myer. The wedding
Will be celebrated in August.
Unique Entertainment.
mock wedding was the unique en-
tertainment at Summer Rest on Thurs
day evening Of last week. The room
was abloom with wild flowers. and at
one end stood the altar draped in white
with festoons of honeysuckle.
Mrs. Davis played the wedding march,
and Miss Powers sang "Oh Promise Me"
Just before the ceremony.
The bride. Miss Evelyn Curle entered
on the arm of tho groom, Leonard Fox
She was gowned In white net and satin.
Her veil OF mosquito net was caught
with daisies, and she carried a shower
bouquet of Queen Anne's lace. The
maid OF honor was gowned In white
crepe de chine. and carried an old fash
toned noseEay Of daisies and ferns The
bridesmaids were Misses Edith Duke,
Blanche Roane. Mamie Walker Blanche
Moore. Hattie Freeman. Nora OHara.
Estelle Smith. Rebekah Roane,
RlanChR
Evans. They were gowned in
white. and carried bouquets of
white and green. Little Marvin
Evans carried the ring on silver
tray. The bride was preceded by two
flower girls, Annie Edmunds and Lily
Smith, who scattered rose petals down
the aisle. which was formed by cheese
cloth ribbons. held by Mary Bannister
and Katharine Gwathmey. After the
ceremony the happy couple left for the
swing at the end OF the lawn. Those
from distance were: Mrs. Gwathmey,
Mrs. Roberts, Mrs Luck. Mrs. Powers,
Mrs. Wade. Misses Ladd. Reese. Haw-
kins and soldiers in camp at Green
wood.
Annual Lawn Fete.
The annual lawn fete. given for the
Benedictine Chapel. on the campus of
the Benedictine College will take place
to-day from until IL o'clock There
will be music and dancing. Tho pub
lie Is invited.
WNl-Lindcr.
Mr.. and Mrs Max F. Under announce
tho marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Julia Under to Fritz VIII. Jr. The
ceremony took place at their home on
Blanton Avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. viii
will be at home after August 90 at 7o5
Griffin Avenue. Rowland Park.