Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-21
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COCK. Elizabeth Tayloc and Elizabeth
Watkins OF Richmond. are Of the party.
ana Fred Wilmer. win Reynolds and
sparrow Bird others enjoying Mrs
IoWerss hospitality are Miss Elizabeth
Beli. OF Bacon's Castle; Waiter Amcs
OF Smthncld. and Albert Wilson. OF
Rushnere.
Robcrts-Rhct.
wedding OF unusual interest
throughout Virginia and Maryland
TOOK place Monday evening at the his.
toric old church. st. Barnahas. in
Irince George County Md. when Mrs.
FRANCES Fairfax Rhctt. a sister Of Lord
fair!aS. was married to Mr.. Charles
meredith Roberts. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. l.. Cody Marsh. the
rector. In the presence OF tho two fam
lilies and few intimate friends only.
MIR. Roberts is son Of MIR. 4. Owen
Roberts. of Prince George County, and
grandson of the late Governor Odcn
Bowie. OF Maryland. After their re-
turn from n wedding journey they will
occupy tho estate in Prince George
county owned by Mr. Roberts.
ThomSon-EInStcin.
Mrs. William NJ. Harris announces
the marriage Of her daughter. Miss Ju-
dith Enstcin, of Bails,on, Va. to Lee
thomson. Of Clarendon. Va. The cerc-
mony took place Saturday morning
June 10. at tho parsonage OF ST.
Chnrles's Catholic Church. Claren-
don. MIR. and Mrs. Thomson will re-
side In Ballston.
Engagement Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert TAFT. Of Amherst
County. have announced the engage
ment and approaching marriage of
their daughter. Miss Lucy Spottswood
TAFT to DR.. Robert Blanks Gibson. of
Manila, Philippines. The wedding is to
take place at Springs Garden" the
Amherst County country home OF the
bride elect.
Y. w. c. =. Lawn Party.
lawn party will be given by the
T. NJ. T.. NJ. Club OF the Young women's
Christian Association tonight at 8
o'clock at the home OF the Misses
Carver. 1885 Garland Avenue. stop ls.
Barton Heights. Refreshments are to
he served. and the proceeds OF the
entertainment will be used for sending
club girl as e. delegate TO the Young
Womens Christian Association field
conference at Blue Ridge. y. e.
Wedding Announced.
Mrs. Thomas Cogan announces the
marriage OF her daughter. May
Frances. and Hugh kcane Dabncy, on
Wednesday. June 90. at Staten Island,
y. Y.
Yachting Party.
yachting party, composed OF mem
oers Of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Young Mems Hebrew Association, will
go down the James River Sunday to
"Joywnter Camp" The steamer Ada"
carrying the party, will leave the Old
Dominion wharf promptly at O'Clock
Sunday morning.
Ruckcr-Tccfcy.
Friends and relatives witnessed the
marriage Of Miss Mary Josephine
Teefey and John Thomas Rucker at
St. Peters Church at 10 O'Clock Mon
day morning. The church was deco
rated with palms. lighted candies and
II
d., performed the ceremony. and Rev
Father j. J. Bowles was the celebrant
OF the mass Rev. Father Iieliiher OF
st. Peters Church. and Rev. Father
HanniGan. of st. Joseph's Church. were
present in tho sanctuary.
The bride wore blue tailored suit
with accessories TO match. and a
corsage bouquet of valley lilies and
orchids. She carried prayer book
and rosary. Miss Virginia Horton was
maid OF honor. She wore pearl gray
tafeta and Georgette crepe, and car
ricd an arm bouquet of pink roses. Tho
bride was given away by her father.
John Tecfcy. The groom was attended
by his best man. Calvin .;cruges. and
the ushers were w j. Tecfey. James
Tucker. Thomas J. Tcefey and william
Kcaveney. Mr.. and Mrs Rucker are
spending their honeymoon in the North.
FrizxeIl-Fnrrnr.
a charming wedding OF Tuesday was
that OF Miss June Farrar, the daughter
OF w. A. and the late Mrs. Laura Scott
Farrar. and sydney Dodd Frizzell. the
son OF DIR. Hollis B. Frzzel!, president
of Hampton Institute. which took place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. =. Shell
ton. in Burkeville. Mrs. Shelton being Il
sister OF the bride. The bride was at
tended by her maid OF honor. Miss
Helen Leath. Farrar Shelton was best
man. After honeymoon spent in the
groom will return to his battery. now
stationed ut Newport News, and the
bride will spend the rest OF the sum-
mer with Or. and Mrs. Frizzell in the
White Mountains.
Eastern Stnr Lawn Party.
On DIR. w. II. Pnrker's lawn, 2215
East Broad Street, this evening, Arcme
i Chapter, No. II. Eastern Star, Will give
a lawn party from until 10 o'clock.
Red Cross Activities.
All women in Gintcr Park Interested
in doing work for the Red Cross can
| get sewing already cut, from Mrs. w S.
Rhoads, els Noble Avenue. There is
Il plenty OF work still on hand and Mrs.
Rhoads would he glad TO have Il called
for. that the finished work can be
sent in TO headquarters.
Mrs. Randolph Sends Out Call.
Lacking funds for the furtherance of
their patriotic activities, the National
League for Woman's Service urges the
interest and cooperation OF the people
of Richmond in the lawn party which
will be held this afternoon and even
ing Al Lee Camp Soldiers Homo under
the auspices of Richmond Chapter, u.
D. c. Mrs. Norman V. Randolph, presi-
dent of the chapter. has sent out a
call to all members OF the U. D. c..
the Virginia division OF which has
pledged the united efforts of it's mem
bers TO the National League for
ginia. Large sums are not asked. Mrs.
Randolph states. but the interest and
hearty cooperation OF every ono is
urged in this undertaking. The card
tournament will be played on tho lawn
from until z o'clock. Mrs. Walter
Christian is chairman OF the supper
committee, other members of which
are Mrs. w. Il. Thompkins. Miss Sallie