Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
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poys VIII DC located. with frame cot
NSes and tents for quarters. Situated
among the foothills OF the White Noun
tains with the Presidential Range
towering In the distance, the selected
Spot mas been regarded as compare
Ole with the scenery of the Alps and
the Lake District of England.
Camp owaissa will be under the
Joint direction OF Miss Fanny c.. Cren-
= shaw and Miss Mamie =. Walden, as
sisted by Misses Elsie Page Ingram.
BESSIE A. Stearnes, Agatha L. Boyd.
Mrs. Rosa G. Albert and Miss Sledge.
The girls who are probable members OF
Camp Owaissa are: Misses Virginia,
Grace and Priscilla Shepherd. Jean and
Josephine Blair Emma Adams. Nan
Dennis. Elizabeth Taylor. Martha Mary
Hoadley. Maria Moncure. Anne Shelton.
Margaret Courtland. Emma Garcin.
Mary Mcdaniel, Martha Barker. Jessie
Lewis. OF West Point; Alice Williams.
OF White Plains. ~ Y; Miss Smith.
Emily and Fiorine Thomasson, Miss
Marian Boyce. Elizabeth Diggs. Ruth
Gordon. Jane Scales and others.
Camp Wawenock Will be directed by
Dr.. William Converse Kendall. Of
Washington. assisted by II. 3. Handy.
81. U. Pitt. s. B. Witt Jr.. and a. F.
Leue. OF Cincinnati.
The following Richmond boys will
spend their vacations on Sebago Lake:
Lewis Fleming. Turner Arlington. Gar
rett Wall, Jr., Talbot Young. Lachlan
MacLean. Edward and Robert Parrish.
Hampton Fleming. Charles Smith. John
Taylor. Coleman Workman. Jr.. Scott
Parrish, Jr., Thomas Armistcad. Lyme
Garcin, Robert Chelf, Henry and Robert
Cabeu, Frederick Scott, Jr.. Dodson and
Abraham Mcclellan. William Johnson.
Alfred Jenkins. II. r. Pollard, ILL.,
John Northrop. Of Fredericksburg, and
Alfred Stidham. of Washington.
ENGAGEMENT Announced.
Mrs. w. z. Zacharias announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Elizabeth,
to Ernest Wexford Page. OF Salem
The marriage will take place AT the
home OF the bride in Ginter Park on
Saturday morning. June l6.
Hollem an-TempIeton.
The marriage Of Miss Anne Gertrude
Templeton 20 Harvey Monroe Holle-
man, at the home Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Templeton. 2o7
East Franklin Street, at noon yester-
day. was OF the most attractive
home weddings Of the season. unique
feature was the improvised chancel in
tho living-room formed of palms.
ferns and spring flowers, banked by a
wealth OF roses Above the bride and
groom was suspended the flags of the
allied nations. In the center was the
American flag extending across the
room. at the sides large flags of France
and England. made a brilliant setting
for the altar. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. James 81. Holleman.
of North Carolina. father OF the groom
The bride entered with the groom
to the music Of "A Perfect Day" rem
dered by Leon Rise. OF New York and
London. accompa nied at the piano by
Mrs. Jenie Caesar Rice. The bride wore
q going away gown Of midnight blue
chiffon cloth with hat TO match. and
carried purple orchids and lilies of The
valley. Miss ONeta Templeton. Of
Lynchburg, maid of honor, and
wore gown OF blue crepe de chine
carrying white sweetpeas. The groom's
best man was DIR. Carlyle Junius Id
wards. Of the Virginia Hospital who
is soon to depart for France.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony Mr.. and Nrs. Holleman left
for the mountains OF North Carolina
and other resorts. After their return
July I, they will live at Chase City
Waah-Tillery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Walsh an
nounce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter. Regina. 10 Albert J. Tillery The
ceremony took place in the rectory OF
st. Peters Church. Rev. Father kclliher
officiating. No cards we're issued.
Y. w. c. A. Play.
Gossip" and Young Doctor Devine."
recently given at the Young Womens
Christian Association, are to be re-
peated this evening at s:l5 o'clock in
the central building. 8 North Fifth
Street. Those taking part in. Gossip"
are Misses Minnie Tyler. Josie Lotsey.
Carrie CAN'T. lola Duke. Rosa WaG-
ner. Grace Coghil and Myrtle Cake.
The cast for Young Doctor Devine" is
as follows: Misses Mamie Harris Helen
Crooks. Beulah Motley, Ethel Eagle.
Eunice Elder, Madeline Uranium. Fee
tie Herring, Florence Stone. Bertha
Harding.
song by Miss Nettie Hobson and dur
ing the intermission Miss Grace Cog
hill Will sing. AT the close of the
evening the Star pangled Banner"
will be sung and Miss Beatrice Taylor
will appear as Columbia" and Miss
Laura Taylor as Liberty"
For BENEFIT Of Red Cross.
The Patriotic Show. given for the
benefit OF the Red Cross. which was to
have been held at Dry Bridge last
Friday. has been postponed until Sat
urday OF this week. The affair will
be held on the lawn of ]. P. Bakers
residence and a most attractive pro-
gram has been arranged a number of
guests from Richmond will motor to
Dry Bridge to attend the entertain
ment.
CortrIeht-Goode.
I'he wedding of Miss Mary Louise
Goode, of this city to James Allen
Cortright. Of Newark. N. T.. took place
yesterday evening at 1890 o'clock at
the home of her uncle. Isaac B. Dayen-
port. 2513 Kensington Avenue. Rev.
Reginald B. Potts performed the cere-
mony. assisted by Rev. w. S. Colonna.
Miss Katharen S. Vigelius. of Easton.
Pa. was the brides only attendant.
and George Owens. of New York. act
ed as best man. Owing to recent be-
reaVement. only the family and a few
intimate friends were present.
The bride wore a handsome morn
Ing dress of white Georgette crepe and
French serge, and carried a shower
bouquet OF lilies of the valley Her
attendant was gowned in white net
and carried pink roses. Mrs. Mabel
Sims Saville rendered the wedding
march and played softly throughout
the ceremony.
The couple left for stay at At.
lantic City, after which they will go
to their new home at 29s Summer