The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21

II Invitations have been issued by Jo-
pcph Traucrman, of Sioux City. Iowa,
u 70 the marriage of his daughter. Ruth.
10 Sidney l. Stern. of Richmond. The
ceremony will take place tomorrow
afternoon in the brides homo. 1910
Park avenue. this city Rabbi Calisch
! VIII ofnciate. Miss Trauerman. with
made their home In this city for sew
sral years. They are the nieces of the
hate s. freshman.
WflliamS--Royau.
The wedding of Miss Emily Ruther-
oord Royal, daughter of Mrs. VII
liam Royal of Richmond. and Clar-
snce Stuart Alexander Williams. of
Orange, N. j., the son of Mrs. Clar-
encs williamss of Utica, N. X. took
Dplaos yesterday afternoon at o'clock
In Trinity Episcopal church, Prince
ton. ". J. A reception followed the
Ioeremony In the home of the brides
sister. Mrs. Barker q. Hamin in
IPrinceton. Rev. Robert Williams
Iperformed the ceremony.
Palms and white chrysanthemums
decorated the church. Lieutenant
William Royal Jr. gave his siste-
tn marriage. She was gowned in
white satin ana old lace and her tuile
Seil was caught with orange blossoms
She carried a shower Of orchids and
lilies OF the valley
Miss Mary Johnston and Miss Caro-
I&fne Preston. both Of Richmond. at
4 tsndsd as bridesmaids. They wore
hydrangca coiored satin gowns and
black hats. Their flowers were pink
chrysanthemums. Little Miss Page
Royal HanEi the brides niece. and
Frederick Shick. the groorn's nephew,
were the flower children They were
ldressed in white and carried old
fashtoncd noscgays. Barker Gum
lmere HamiIl. Jr.. and Hugh Bedford
Hdrew the ribbons Charles Miller. OF
Utica. N. Y. was Mr.. williams best
men, and the ushsrs were Joe Rem
wick and Charles Edison. OF Orange,
n. J.. and Theodore Cross and Clarke
Bragg, or Utica. N. Y.
After wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs,
Williams will make their home In
Orange. y. J.
Engagement OF Miss Cnalkiey.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. II. Chalkiey. OF
brakes Branch. Va, announce the en-
gagement and approaching marriage
Of their daughter, Marian Elliott. TO
Ernest c. Lacy. OF Houston. Va, Tho
wedding viii take place early In De-
cerlber in the homo OF the brides
aunt, Mrs. w. r, Ma',eney. s1o1 Han
over avenue, it3CHflohds
sfoon---CurIcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Curiey. of 20
South Pine street. announce the mar
rage OF their daughter. Margaret
Elizabeth. to Melvin jackson Moon,
OF Norfolk. Rev. ". g. Coionna.
former pastor and intimate friend of
both partiss, performed the ceremony
Only the, families, and intimate fxiss in
ware present. Ths bride wore q dark =
green travelling suit and carried
brides roses, Mr.. and Mrs. Moon are
spending their honeymoon In western
Pennsylvania and viii be at home In
Norfolk after November 1.
Observation-Disclosures
4 marriage OF much interest In
Richmond and throughout Virginia
was that OF Miss Frances Goldsmith
% Z. Writ jackson. Jr. The wedding
was celebrated Wednesday morning at
. O'Clock in the home OF the bride.
Rev. Hugh Wtrshins Subject. rector of
A Johns EpiscopaY church. ON
Mating The pariors were decorated
with palms. ferns, white chrysanthe-
|mun1s and lilies, and the bridal party
entered 10 the wedding music Of Lo-
hsnsrin. played by Miss Ruth Wei
|Qiger Little Miss Corrie Norment
|Hial. In = dainty white frock. carried
the ring. and Miss Ruth Goldsmith,
wearing gown OF blue satin and
carrying an arnful of sunhurst roses. |
was her sisters maid OF honor, The |
bride. who wore handsome travelling |
|Costnme of dark-hfue velour, with hat
No match and . corsage OF orchids. !
|was givsn in marriage by her father.
after this ceremony Mr.. T
and Mr.. Jackson left for Lynchburg,
|And. sftsr touring the western part Of |
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|Whsre they expect 70 make their fu-
|turs homo Ths bride II . grand
daughter Of DR.. Edward Goldsmith.
IN eminent scientist OF Philad slphia,
|aAd the groom u prominently oon-
|1ected throughout Virginia and the
1euth.
N1ss 0p~dou's Engaeunsne.
Dr.. and Mrs. william s. Gordon, q
tohmond. announce the engagement
End Approaching marriage Of their
|$Aushter. Katharine. to Lieutenant
(1oon = Cary. United States national
army, the wedding to be celebrated
livery quietly In tho late fall season,
Lieutenant Cary In . son Of Mr.. ana
|1fSA 7. Archibald Cary. also OF Rich
mond
Fostox-Hickok.
4 very pretty wedding was ooie-
|brated in the Presbyterian church n
(ChrtsdansburE. Va. on wednesday.
October II. when Miss Margaret
Louise Hickok. the daughter of the
late DR.. and Mrs. w. l. Hickok. Of
cambria, Va, became the bride OF
Paul Harris Poster. the son of Mr..
land Mrs. q. w. Foster, OF Christians
burg. The ceremony took place at 10
o'clock In the morning, the Rev, Del
witt Beery. OF the Methodist church,
performing the ceremony Mrs. RI, T,
stone IT the organ played the we'd
ding marches; G. w. Stone, of v. P,I.
Biacksburg, played the violin: and lust ,
befere the entrance of the bridal party
Hiss Kathleen Dicky sang Because.
Tho church was beautifully deco ,
rated. White columns twined with
bnilax bordered the aisle. smiIax deco
rated the altar, and candies were used
"a lighting. II. O.. Hickok, OF Roa- ,
npke. the brides uncle. gave her in
carriage. She wore q pekin blue tall
orsd suit with taupe accessories and !
earrisd . bouquet of brides roses.
Ms " . beautiful and talented girl !,
md = very popular. In Richmond,
kere she visits frequently.
Miss Leila Montague Hickok. wasl |,
- ststsr,a- maid OF honnr. she syasl :
Seoomingiy gownad In plum -coiored \
tin and carried an arm bouquet oil i
1llow chrysanthsmums, Ltttis Missl i
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