Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-15
9th. YEAR
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In the many calls from every direc-
ton for war relief and Red Cross work,
one should not be negligent of worthy
and needy charities at home. With the
heat Of midsummer come insistent calls
tor aid from the Ice Mission. You can
not understand any person falling to
give his mlte to help the suffering
babies and the sick Of tho poor who are
unable to provide milk and ice PEN
nies and dimes in plenty grow so
QUICKLY to make dollars. and those dol
@rs Will carry peace and comfort into
10 many homes that have need of just
such simple things. They are so sim
pie that in your own family, with such
hings provided. you are apt TO over
look the fact that they come so hard
ana dear to some Of us. Suppose it
happened to be your baby. fading be-
TORE your eyes for the lack of milk,
suppose 1t happened to be your dear
one who lay Ill with fever and you had
40 Ice!
A wise man has said: Take care of
The pennies and the dollars will take
fare OF themselves" Suppose you give
some. pennies to the Ice Mission and
watch them grow with others into dol
lars that will buy comfort and health
Tor those in need.
In speaking OF literary things In
Richmond. one must needs turn to the
year book OF the Collegiate School for
'iris. which made it's appearance for
he first time this season. 1t is a clever
Ind creditable production. and the
youthful editors have gotten out
literary future OF It's contributors The
book is dedicated to the founder ana
lead OF the school. Miss Helen Baker
Ind the STAFF included Afisses Dorothy
anne kohler. Imogen Hazclgrove
Emma Keats Sampson. Mildred Edwel-
Sn Craig. Eliza Marshall Tyler, Emma
Anderson Garcin. Isabel Pras, Jose
'hine Mayo Blair. Catherine Carson,
elizabeth Gwathmey. Susan Johnston,
Dorothy Robins. Cyane Bemiss and
Ruth Gordon
It is most attractiycly illustrated, and
he stories and poems are charming.
rho children Of the Collegiate School
ire FAR from mature girls. and their
rear book is a really beautiful thing.
Hith ideals and aspirations which speak
'oiumes BRENT WITT
buhock-MichauI.
MIR. and Mrs. william w Michaux,
u Michaux Grant" Powhatan County,
announce the engagement of their
Laughter. Marion Louise, to William
Barker Bullock. of Philadelphia. the
wedding to take place in September
MISS Michaux belongs to one OF the
Oldest and best-known families in vir-
,ut the State. Mr. Bullock is promi-
aent In business and club circles of
Philadelphia, and is also well known
N Virginia. having attended the yir-
Iinia Military Institute at Lexington
Tor several years.
The engagement Is one Of the most
interesting announcements of the sum-
ner season, and the marriage will be
IN important vent OF the fall
In Canada.
laughter. Miss Annie Christian Guy, If
1884 Monument Avenue, are spending
The summer season at their country
place, "Ravenhurst." In Canada They
have as their guest at "Ravenhurst"
Mrs. Guys mother, Mrs A c. Johnson.
Prominent Wedding.
A brilliant assembly of distinguished
quests filled the Zion Episcopal Church
1t Charles Town. w. Va, last evening
1T G:30 o'clock for the marriage of
Miss Barbara Fowle Campbell. daush-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Campbell.
n,
II the United States medical reserve
sorps. The ceremony was performed
BY Bishop W. L. Gravatt. assisted. by
Rev. ]. A. Alfriend. and the chancel
vas banked with palms and fragrant
pink blossoms. Lighted candles and
Ascension lilies were used on the altar.
md the bridal party entered the church
through an aisle of pink and white
hollyhocks.
The bride. who was given in mar
liage by her father. wore lovely we'd
ling dress of white tulle fashioned
over cloth of silver. and her real lace
Eeil. an heirloom in the brides family,
vas fastened with orange blossoms
she carried a mum of lilies of the val
ley, showered with the same flowers,
md her only ornament was a necklace
II pearls. Lucian H. Cooke, Jr., who is
Itationed with the coast artillery at
Fortress Monroe, was best man Miss
Frances Moore. who was maid of
honor, wore quaint costume Of pink
.affeta and illusion. with hat Of pale
pink Georgette crepe finished with sill
Ter ribbon. She carried an armful Of
La France roses.
The bridesmaids were Misses Rose
Nelson Mason, Elizabeth Greene, Eloise
Ind Elizabeth Beckwith. Eleanor ENys-
Ter. all OF Charles Town; Jane Howard
Cooke and Alice lizard, OF Roanoke. and
Ashton F. Woodman, of Charleston. w.
Va. They wore French gowns of white
,rgandie and flet lace. with wide
iashes and fetching leghorn hats
trimmed in flowers. They carried
colonial bouquets of pink snapdragons
md Marsuerites. The groomsmen were
Willis Cobb Hagan, Frank Waters
Rogers, Benjamin Huger, Spencer
Speed. Paul Jamison, all Of Roanoke;
William Cameron Campbell, Jr., and
Charles N. Campbell of Charles Town.
Ind Lieutenant A. w. Hill, of Atlanta.
Immediately after the ceremony at
the church a reception was held at the
home OF the brides parents. The
lrawing-rooms were arranged every
where in old-fashioned garden flowers,
md the mantels were banked in roses
md lilies. DR.. and Mrs. Hagan left
later in the evening for a wedding
Journey.
Both bride and groom are widely and
prominently related, and the wedding
Is one Of the most important social
events of the summer season. DR..
dagan IL a son Of Mrs. Lucian II.
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