Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22

sister OF the groom. and Miss Tanning
Stokes. OF Madison. Ga. They wore
frocks of tulle over pink satin with
trimmings of silver lace, and carried
shower baskets of Dresden flowers.
The bridegroom had as his best man
Robertson Taylor, of Norfolk.
Following the ceremony. there was
reception. after which Mr.. Groner and
his bride left for Northern trip. They
will reside in Chicago.
or Interest Here.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Miles Alden, Of
New York. have announced the en-
Eagement Of Miss Constance Murray.
daughter of Mrs. Alden. to StanleiEh
fessor John Greene, Of Colgate Uni
verSity.
AS Mr.. Greene is with tho officers
training corps at Plattsburg and ex-
poets soon to enter the aviation SER
vice of tho government. the wedding
will take place soon.
Miss Murray's father was the late
Kenton Murray, for many years editor
of the Norfolk Landmark. He died in
1895. and in February. 1900. Mrs. Muir
ray was married ut Washington to Mr..
Allen. who has been editor of Harper's
Magazine since 1869.
Miss Murray is niece OF Hugh NJ.
Murray. of Norfolk.
Quiet Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Pagan announce
the marriage of their daughter. Mary
Aurelia, to James Augustine Mckinley.
The ceremony took place on Tuesday
in St. Patrick's Church, Rev. Father
Bremen officiating. Owing to a recent
bereavement in the groom's family. the
marriage was very quiet one. After
an extended Northern tour. including
New York, Philadelphia, Atlantic City.
Baltimore and Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckinley will be at home at 2606
East Franklin Street.
Bridge Pnrty Wednesday.
a bridge party was given Wednesday
morning by Mrs. Leander c. Voolfolk
Mt her cottage, Twinedale, Ocean View.
in honor OF her cousin. Mrs. D. NJ.
Griffith. of Owensborough. Ky.
At the conclusion of the game re-
freshments were served. The guest
of honor was presented with a hand
some leather hand bag. and the first
broidery. was won by Miss Nan Barks-
dale. OF Roanoke; the second prize.
also a piece of the same work went
to Mrs. c. W. koolaGe. OF Norfolk,
while the consolation, an attractive
work bas. was received by Mrs. c. W.
Moore. of Norfolk.
Those present were Mrs. D NJ. Grit
nth. Miss Mildred Griffith, Miss Mary
Ridgcly Griffith. Owensborough Ky;
Mrs. l.. c. Voolfolk, Mrs. w. H. Mourn
ing. Miss Matalea Mourning, Louis
willie. Ky: Mrs. a. V. Moore, Mrs c.
w. Moore. Mrs. c. w. Koolaee. Nor
folk; Mrs. w. H. Krehbiel. Cincinnati:
Mrs. r. L. Reams, Richmond; and Miss
Nan Berksdale, Roanoke.
Concert Thursday.
a colonial concert will be given
Thursday evening at o'clock in the
Woodland Heights Methodist Church,
under the auspices Of the Aid Society
11-fa ch
by trained chorus of twenty-five
voices. The proceeds will be used for
the building fund and all interested
are invited to attend.
Quict Wedding.
Miss Madclin kessler. formerly of
LOUISVILLE; ny. and later Of this city.
was quietly married to Amos o. Marsh,
or Cleveland. in the home of Captain
and Mrs. A. B. Cousins, 2loo Flovd
Avenue. The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. E. Stewart at
P. NJ. July IS. After the marriage
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh left for
an extended trip to New York, Niagara
Fans. Buffalo and other Northern
cities. They will be at home after Au
gust in Cleveland.
Dinner for Maryland Troops
The second of the series Of dinners
FOR the Maryland troops stationed in
Richmond will be given to-day at
Monument Methodist Church. immel
diately after the morning service.
These dinners are given by the Metho-
DIST women of Richmond and those
who have charge OF the affair Sunday
include: Mrs. II. D. Carrier, from Monu-
meht; Mrs. T. d. Newell, Park Place;
MIS-. w. q. BoEgs, Laurel Street: Ed
worth. Mrs. f. a. Jctt. and Grace. Mrs.
Emmie Binns WinEfield
Enlargement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Weisiger. OF Ken
wood, announce the engagement of
their daughter. Margaret Beverly. to
Aubin Hates Parker The wedding
will take place in the fall.
Hnck From the North.
Miss Marie Ryan. OF $50 North Har-
rlson Street. has returned to tho city.
atter a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Duff
fey, In New York. Miss RYAN also
Joined party In New York for a trim
to Asoury Park. n. j.
In Honor of Approaching Wedding.
In honor OF the marriage of Misc
Marguerite sare. Of New York. and
James Beale Cohen. of this city. on
Wednesday night. July 25. at s o'clock,
there Will be a lawn party at the
Neighoorhood House. Nineteenth and
Broad Streets. The Mothers Club.
Camp Fire Girls and Guardians. Bow
scouts and Scoutrnasters. and all Others
connected with the Neighborhood
AAoeo@' TIC CndlrnanShlD OF Mrs
Pauline Thalhimer. in a few short
years. has done most successful work.
Guests NJ University.
Miss Katharine Carson, Miss Susan
Hurt, Miss Edith Robertson, Richard
hanks and Alger Hurt. all of Forest
Hi. who have been the guests OF Miss
Kate Minor at the University OF Vir
Ginia for two weeks. are returning 70
Richmond on Tuesday. A number Of
charming affairs have been given in
their honor.
Celebrates birthday
w. w. Wood. who has been connect
cd with the Gas Inspectors Office for
forty-eight years. will celebrate hi,
eighty-fourth birthday with his fam
lily Monday. July %. AS MIR. Wood has
been confined to his home from sick
ness for the past few months, the oc-
casion Will be observed very quietly.
Any OF his many friends who may wish
TO call on him will be welcome at his
nome. liz North Twenty-ninth Street.
engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Mundy. of
barooursville. Va. have announced the
engagement of their daughter. AiIeen