The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-19


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NooieS than that It covers"
-Shaks, Cymbeline.
A oook-no, two books, have Just
1elt the publishers and are now being
welcomed eagerly by mum berless lit
tie girls in this country. For months
tney have impatlently questioned tho
booksellers as to when Mollie Brown
you'd reappea-. ant: this week MOLLY
Brown, of Kentucky" has arrived TO
satisfy the youthful readers. But
MoIiie Brown. followed through coll
Iege from volume to volume, does not
come unaccompanied. The Carter
Girls" new book beginning. we
nope. a lengthy series. introduce
themselves as tour natural, charming
people, whom all OF the authors <oS-
lowers will welcome with pleasure.
Nell Speed, author of the Mollie
Brown series. the Tucker Twins
series, and now The Carter Girls"
u better known to her Richmond
friends as Mrs Henry Aylett Samp-
son. OF 1927 West avenue. an active
member OF the Woman's club, the Art
ciuD. the Scribblers' and innumerable
otner organizations In this city. Mrs.
sampson has been writing these
charming girls books for several
Years and as Nell Speed" she is con-
stantly receiving appreclative notes
rom her numerous girl admirers.
Mollfe Brown, of Kentucky" Is a
particularly opportune publication. as
II deals with the adventures OF Julia
kean. caught in France Mt the out
break OF the present war. Iollie
Brown. now Mrs. Edwin Green.
Injuries In the book. OF course but
Judy is the figure OF interest. and for
TIE yo-Ing readers who are anxious 10
Know how it would feel 10 re- in
Europe now. this book will eat; ry
them az TO an American girls sensa-
lions.
The Carter Girls fr modern. The
scenes are laid In Richmond. and the
characters. four attractive Southern
girls. finding themselves suddenly
left on their own resources, take up
their little burdens and shoulder them
hravelv through the story. At the
end a continuation OF the Carter girls
experiences is promised In The Car
| ter Girls Week End Camp"
Mrs Sampson has the hes. wishes
of her friends in her literary work.
Foikes-~Sorment.
Miss Florence Alma %orrnent
eau~hter ~ Mr. and Mrs Edward
LINDSAY Norn1ent, and DR.. Clifford
Aigernon Folkes Of Roanoke son Of
. Mrs. Eleanor weistger Foikes and the
late Joseph Edward FOXES. were wed
| yesterday morning at o'clock In
the brides home Highland Park The
Rev. Perry l. Mitchell pronounced
the ceremony and Miss Catherine
Minor played the wedding marches.
The bride was gowned In a blue
grape m~teor dress Embroidered in
silver. Her flowers were a corsage
OF orchids. Little Miss Carrie Nor.
ment Vial. as flower girl. wore
white lace rrock and carried an old
fashioned nosegay. Young Minitree
Foikes was ring bearer
Dr. and Mrs. Folkes WIFI re at
home in the future In Roanoke.
Tremer~-Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs John johnson. Of
Quinton. Va. have announced the
marriage OF their daughter Susie, to
r. l. Tremer. Of Richmond. the cere-
mony having taken place Tuesday
evening at T.4E o'clock in the Sacred
Heart cathedral. Rev. Father Kanp ..
onlciatfng. Only the Immediate
families Of the bride and groom were
present. After short wedding trip,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tremer win be at home
1T 1912 Hanover avenue.
perry-Gray.
A beautiful wedding Of the past /,
week was that OF Miss Elizabeth
Moshy Gray and Marvin Banks Perry. .
nf Atlanta, Ca, the ceremony having
taken place Wednesday evening at s |
o'clock In the BRIDES home. sos West |
Grace street. the Rev. Edward Mack, |
of the Union Theological seminary,
pnlciating. Miss Gray s the daugh-
Ter OF Mrs Henry Percival Gray and !
the late II. p. GRAY, and Mr. Perry Is /
The son OF Mr.. and Mrs f. r. Perry. /
Be Macon, Ga.
lin the presence OF only the fmmedi-
hte families and most intimate |
friends. Lieutenant Fl. P. Gray, Jr.,
b. s. A., gave his sister IN marriage.
Her gown was OF white charmeuse and |
ulle touched with old lace and she
wore her great-grandmother's we'd
Hing gift. a pearl and topaz pendant,
Ind her own wedding gift. diamond
brooch. Her flowers were a shower
bf Brides roses and lilies OF the val
ey. Her maid Of honor. Miss Mari
Inne g. Gibbs, of Philadelphia, wore
uruuoise blue chiffon over satin trim
ned with pink and she carried pink
oses. Her bridesmaid. Miss Eleanor
E1pgdeld. wore rose-colored Georgette-
repe and carried pink roses. LATHE
6iss Nell Montague Burton, OF Ar
ada, Fla, as flower GIRL wore a
rock Of white null with pink sash
nd scattered pink rose petals from a
French basket, Alfred p. Goddin,
{ this city; Arthur and Walter p.
Tray. of Petersburg. were the
roomsmen,
After an Informal reception. Mr..
nd Mrs. Perry left for the North Car
lima mountains. Mr.. Perry will
inter- the officers training camp at
ort Ogiethorpe Ga.
In and Out OF Town.
Mrs. Pleasanton l. Conquest. Mr..
nd Mrs n. @. Minor Mr. and Mrs
phn G. Winston, and Miss Lucy Mum
I'D have returned from a motor trip
Gloucester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscher Miller, Miss
livabeth and Roshter Miller. Jr.. are
ntoring to Philadelphia for a visit
ith friends.
Mrs. Bessie Berry Grabowskeii. of I
North Fifth street. leaves today
short STAY In Washington.
Mrs. M. w, Gray IL registered at
Virginia hotel. In Stanton.
A4rs. Archibald Patterson and Miss
9HAbeth Patterson ara a. fha wbtto