Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-26
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'N-~NSNANAN
VI much interest to society here and
sM"rouShout the State is the marriage OF
fhoeoe Sattcrfeld. daughter OF
ana Mrs. Calvin l.. Sattcrfeld, for
merry OF this city. but now Of Wash.
i.S,on' 20 Lieutenant Thomas Peyton.
sn'ed States Army, the ceremony hav-
,s taken place yesterday at the
aes home Lieutenant and Mrs Pey-
ION lett at once for Arizona. where the
former Will be stationed for tho pres
Anderson-Armistend.
The wedding OF Miss Eleanor Armi-
steao. daughter of the late Captain
no%!es Armistead and Mrs. Armistead,
ol Fauquicr County. to James II. An
uerson. OF Richmond. will take place
.mis morning in Trinity Episcopal
nhurch Al Cpperville. Rev. Edward d.
Burwell officiating. Only tho immcdi-
VIII be present. and the brides brother,
Lewis "A. Armistead. will give her
away. Mrs. M. o. Burke. OF Richmond.
ana General Charles Anderson Will
ne among the guests from a distance
attending the ceremony.
MI. and Mrs. Anderson will leave
iater for wedding journey, and on
tneir return Will make their home at
tot East Franklin Street. The we'd
oins VIII be quietly celebrated on ac-
count OF recent mourning In the brides
family.
Invitations Issued.
Invitations were received in Rich
mond Saturday morning from Rev. and
Mrs James w. Morris. OF 1871 West
avenue. for the marriage Of their
daughter, Mary Minor, TO Captain Cal
vim Satterfield. Jr.. United States Ma
tionsl Guard. The ceremony will take
Place Saturday morning. October s. at
1880 o'clock. In historic Monumental
Church. Of which the brides father is
/ rector.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin r. watkins.
OF Travellers Rest" Chesterfield
County. have issued invitations for the
marriage OF their daughter Ethel Cren-
\ shaw. to Norrie Fuller Munger, Of
Richmond. formerly of Duluth. the
ceremony TO take place OH Tuesday
I evening. October .. at 1:l5 o'clock at
X Bethel baptist Church. near Halisboro.'
reception at the home Of the brides
parents Will follow the ceremony, and
only near relatives and intimate friends
have been included In the invitations.
Back From the North.
Mrs. Newton McFeiEh, president OF
Lee Chapter. United Daughters Of the
Confederacy. has returned TO Richmond
after an extended stay in the North.
Mrs. McVciGh spent part OF the sum-
mer on Long Island. Connecticut and
later visited her son. Charles Send
<hSNSiSH' at HIS summer nome In
Seabright. y. J. She also motored to
number of places OF interest in New
England and on Long Island.
Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Page, OF
Greenfield. announce the engagement
and approaching marriage OF their
daughter. Ollie Mildred. to Samuel r
Rodes. also OF Greenfield. The wedding
Will take place N the late fall.
Willtnm s-Normnn.
Miss Mary Boyd Norman. daughter
Of MIR and Mrs. ]. II. Norman. OF
a. Williams of Ringwood n. c.. at IL
o'clock Monday at the Jefferson Hotel
here. Rev. J. b. Hutson. .. D.. officiat-
ing. The bride is widely known in
North Carolina and Virginia.
Al Natural bridge.
Misses L. Gcnevicvc Bogncss and
Julia Spence. Of Richmond. have con-
cluded their stay at the Sweet Cha!y-
beate Springs. whore they have been
for the summer months. and are now
at Natural Bridge. They expect to
spend the carly fall at Natural Bridge.
before returning TO this city.
or Interest Here.
A wedding OF interest In Virginia
and Maryland took place on Saturday.
September !. in baltimore. when Mrs
Bertha Stubbs Newcomb became the
bride OF Captain Ralph Iutchins.
United States Army. Owing 10 illness
in the family OF the bride. tho we'd
ding was very quiet one, only a
few intimate friends being present
Mrs. Newcomb wore smart travelling
dress OF blue serge. with q nat TO
match and a corsaEe bouquet of gar
denias. John Councilman. of Worth
nston's Valley. Md. was the grooms
best man. The bride was given in
marriage by her cousin. Edgar Smith
Stubbs. Of Norfolk. Little Bertha T.
Newcomb. The small daughter OF the
bride, who WAS flower girl wore a
frock OF wolfe with bonnet of pink
Georgctte crepe, and carried a basket
of pink roscs.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
! +. Pinckney Worth, assistant rector
nf Christ Church. Mrs. Newcomb Is a
daughter or George Daniel Stubs of
Gloucester County. and A cousin of Mrs
I Edmund Harrison Hoge. Of this city,
whom she has frequently visited. Cap
tain Hutchins is a son of the late vii
liam A. Hutchins and Mrs. Hu:chins,
of MY Lady's Manor" Baltimore
County. Md. and Is prominently con-
nected throughout the State.