The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-29
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Miss Frances r Scott was host ess
at an informal dance last evening in
her home, 712 West Franklin street,
In honor Of her nteces Miss lisa bel
Walker Scott Miss Mary Ning1sld
Scott and Miss Mary Austen Camp
bell and Miss Frederick Campbell.
The house was decorated with palms
for the affair and a number Of the
0unger set and several officers from
Camp Lee were present. Light re-
treshments were srved during the in
Permission.
Ciarke---Ba kali.
Mas Fedora HaxalI, daughter OF
Mr. and MrH. IAttlebury Haxall, OF
Squirrel Park. Charles City county.
and Rev Charles c Clarke, of Ken
~ y. G., were quietly married yes
terday afternoon at 3 o'clock In tns
home OF the brides uncle and aunt,
f1r, and # r~--t herbert X Scott, on
Hanover avenue Only the immediate
families were present. There were
no attendants. The bride wor- n
taupe travelling suit with hat TO match
and her flowers ware eofsage bou-
auet of orchids Mr.. and Mrs Clarke
left later in the afternoon for Kenny,
n C.. where they will make their
home
Fioic----Anderson.
Hausford Anderson. of West Pong
announces the marriage of his daueh-
ter. Eva Gregory, to Lieutenant Os
wald L. Cole. L. s. r. The ceremony
took place in Richmond on Noven Der
25 a 81 Johns church.
Burses--Imck, ,
Miss Grace May Luck. the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Garland II. Luck,
became the bride OF William Nj F.
Bufsey Saturday morning at II
q clock in the home OF her parents,
AIS North Thirty first street. Rev. J,
r. Hutson performed the ceremony.
Miss Julia Cloves played the wedding
music and Earl Luck attended his
brother as best man. After 81 North ern
wedding trip. Mr.. and mrs. Bursey
viii be ut horne In Washington, d. c.
MIR Buraey Is a graduate of George
town university.
Invitations TO Tea.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs
James william Henson to tea In
honor Of her daughter, Miss Nellie
Henson and her niece. Miss Flor
cnce Lambert, of ST. Louis. on Friday
afternoon MT & o'clock, 4eS Allen ave
nue. Invitations have been limited
Ia the debutantes of last winter and
the young girls who were to have
been presented this winter.
Barker--EchuIt1e.
very attractive wedding was ceie-
hrated Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock when Miss Mabells Nj
SchuItxe became the bride Of Lewis
A Barker, of Lexington, KY, at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George H Schultz,
The pariors were decorated with
palms and cut flowers and the wed
ding march was rendered by Miss
Ruth Meuschke. The groom entered
with his best man. Forest Stivers, OF
Lexington, KY. followed by Miss
Maude schultze. who was her sisters
maid ~ honor. This bride, wearing
a travelling suit of taups broadcloth
with hat, gloves and shoes 70 match
and carrying a shower bouquet oi
Brides roses and lilies Of the valley
entered with her father, who CAV.
her away.
The maid of honor wore hand
some dress of white serge and carried
pink chrysanthemum The Rev
John r. johnson officfated.
Mr. and Mrs Barker left imme-
diat@y for an extended honeymoon
and will he at home after January
I at Cynthiana Ky Both are wei
known in Richmond Forrest stivers
and r. A Barker both of Lexinc
ton, KY. were here to attend the cere'