Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
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Gu, severely. S. Henley Carter, 2.
Ger Foster and Captain J. Henry

~oCIfan,
Following the ceremony at the church
tho eeept'on was given at "Glenvllle,"
60 Ola roster home In Fauquier
County The wide rooms were deco
a.ed throughout in garden flowers and
u.uhih leaves and white chrysanthe-
.uins and evergreens were massed on
VIC high mantels. In the dining-room
.ne table was set with huge basket
VI white blossoms and The candles
were shaded in rose color.
OFF. and Mrs. Turner left later in the
evening for Southern honeymoon and
on their return will make their home
at The Netherlands" Both Mr. Tmr'
ner and his bride belong to old and
distinguished Virginia families, and
tneir wedding last evening was one
of the most interesting OF the month.
Some of the guests from a distance
were: Miss Dorothy Brown, Of Center
VILE. Md; Miss Sally Runln. Of Pc
tersburg; Miss ]. Aline Bird, of West
hiver. Md: Lieutenant and Mrs. DON
aid Brooke Creecy. OF Maryland;
Misses Lucy and Ellen witt. Of Rich
nond; Lieutenant James w. Foster, OF
Fort Howard, Md; Miss Mary Ellen
Marshall. Of Little Rock. Ark; Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Stewart, CT Baltimore.
At the Woman's Club.
The first lecture Of the season will
be given Monday afternoon at the
Woman's Club. with Rev. Kerr Boyce
Upper. D. D.. of Philadelphia. az tho
speaker. his subject being THE Lii
erary Glories of the Bible and Shake
speare's indebtedness to It." Dr. Tup-
per is a brilliant and gifted lecturer.
and tho club was taxed to It's capacity
last spring when he spoke here. Mrs
Ben 0. James Is chairman of the after
noon.
Following the lecturer of DR.. Tup-
per the usual informal reception will
be held In the club parlors. and hos
tcsses for the afternoon include Mrs.
Walter Montgomery, Mrs. Frank
HouEh. Mrs. Edwin C. Laird, Mrs. w.
n. Habliston. Mrs Charles seiden.
Mrs Stuart Michau1. Mrs. William Rus
sell Jones, Mrs. II. ". B. clover. Mrs.
c. Z. Dempsey. Mrs. George c. Powers.
Mrs. William Allen. Mrs. George Bid
good. Mrs. Richard Dunlop and Mrs.
Walter Jones.
Brilliant Bali for Howitzers.
One OF the largest and most inter
esting affairs Of the season Will be the
ball given by the Richmond Howitzers
Association and its Womans Auxiliary
which will be held in the Howitzers
on the evening of November TO-
The entertainment lis for the purpose
of raising funds to supply sweaters to
all the artillerymen leaving from Rich.
mond. Prominent people have the af-
fair in charge. and the ball promises
to be a most unique event.
Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Thwea,t Sydnor
announce the engagement and APP
preaching marriage OF their daughter.
Olivia Belle. to Virgil Minor Long. OF
this city. The wedding will take place
November 6.
Guests at MineoIa.
Mrs. John E. Deford. OF Baltimore.
Samuel D. Drewry. at "Mineola." her
place, near Drewry's Bluff. will
hav. apartments at the Jefferson Hotel
here for the coming winter season.
Mrs. Deford's husband. Lieutenant De-
ford. Engineering Corps. U. S. r.. is
stationed at Camp Lee.
At Old Point Comfort.
A number OF the younger society set
VI Richmond have been spending some
lime at Old Point Comfort where they
attended the weekly hop given at the
Chamberlin Hotel. The party that went
from Richmond was chaperoned by
Mrs. Landon Carter Wexford and in
cluded Miss Janet Montague. Misse.
and Ethel Aston Cabell. Anne
Roy and Nicketti Johnston Gladys
Glover and Emile Rogerson. They
to Richmond last week.
The Chamberlin Hotel is the gather
ng place for most of the army and
the country. and is fairly ablaze with
brilliant uniforms OF foren. as well
rs United States officers
of Musicinns' Club.
The Musicians Club. of Richmond. |
Will give the first morning musical of |
this season Wednesday at IL o'clock in
the auditorium of the Woman's Club. |
Miss Helen Broemer. a prominent eel.
list, or Baltimore. will appear on tho |
program which makes possible
charming Cadman trio for violin, cello |
and plano. The artists are Miss Helen
Broemer, 'cellist: Mrs. r. S. Hudgens, |
Broemer. 'cellst; Mrs. r. S. Hudrins
pianist; Miss Doris Baker, violinist
The following program will bs rem.
lered.
1. Cadman Trio
Miss Broemer. Mrs. Hequembourg, Mrs.
Maltby.
2. (a) Gustav Strube,
%, Macnows,, Romance in G"
w 0Ac MIss p,... wild Rose"
3. Mary Turner Salter
..........." The Cry of Racher
Mrs. r. S. Hudgins, Jr.
4. ta)MacDowell ..... SONG
CO. Mcdowell. >. Concert Etude |
Mrs. Dorothy p. BarksdaIs
10 fAua5 10 anu AllcETO |
Miss Doris Baker
6. Gay Sydney Homer. "Deares,.
(b) Harriet Ware.
.......... Alone Wander.
'......; Thy Beaming Eyes"
Mrs. Hudgins
z. (a)Edmund Hammerbacher
.;.'......... Sous du Soir" |
(b) Otto Ortman. "Eierv..
'c) otto Ortman. =. ."Serenade-
Miss Broemer
Guests at Wedding.
Guests from distance attending the |
wedding Of Miss Emily RutherfoorS
..oyali and Clarence Stuart Alexandra |
Williams, which took place October
~ at princeton. N. j., were: Mrs
Thomas Boiling. an aunt OF the brid.
ana Judge John Rutherford, cousin Of
The bride: Randolph Boiling, Miss Elsie
Harrison. Miss Elizabeth Cooke and
MISS Aary Boyd. all of Richmond. Mrs
clarence e. Williams. Of Rome, N "
mother of the bridegroom; MI and
Mrs. Frederick Shick. of Bethlehem
Pa, the latter sister of the briderroom.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Chase, Miss Mar.
orie Williams. of Utica, sister Of Tn.
bridegroom; DR.. and Mrs. Samue, g
Stryker. and their son, Bartlett Strvs.
'r OF Philadelphia; Colonel and NJrs
Washington A. Roebling, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry w. Green. Colonel and Mrs.