Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-22
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Tho annual trip to Jamestown. given
under the auspices of tho Association
fpr the Preservation OF Virginia An
tfquttiss will take place tomorrow on
tho steamer Pocahontas. and a number
OF INFORMAL parties will be entertain
ed Mrs. Gilmore ID. Hotchkiss and
MIS-. j. Taylor Ellyson will chaperone
guests on the excursion. and many at
tractiVe features have been arranged.
Ihere Will be music and dancing, and
Miss Betty Ellyson is in charge OF re-
freshments. which will be served on
the boat. There will be brief services
at the old tower at jamestown imme-
dtate.y upon the arrival at the island
and. alter the boat will stop ut Bran
don." where Mr.. Harrison will receive
the guests. This pilgrimage. which is
made by tho association each year, was
postponed from early May.
Arrives In France.
Mrs. M. +. Harwood, OF 2206 Monu-
ment Avenue. has just received news
OF the safe arrival in France OF her
son. Garland M. Harwood. He left
about ten days ago. sailing from New
York. with the Johns Hopkins medical
unit, composed. OF sixty-fve doctors and
forty-sevcn nurses
Whiting In Richmond.
MT. and Mrs. b. n. Wylie, OF Atlanta,
Ga. are the guests OF Colonel and Mrs.
Sol Cutchins at their home, on West
Franklin Street Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie
have been much entertained during
their stay in Richmond. They will
leave Monday for the mountains OF
Virginia. where they will spend several
weeks
Son of Judge Pritchard WEEDS.
Mckinley Pnitchard, son OF Judge
Jeter G. Pritohard. OF the United States
Circuit Court OF Appeals. and Miss Mar
garct Linn. n prominent member OF
the younger society set OF Ashe.
riihe.. y. c., were quietly married Mon
day night at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John B. An
derson. Rev. Willis G.. Clark. rector of
Trinity Episcopal Church. officiating.
The engagement OF the young people
was only recently announced. but as
the groom Is a member of Troop b
of-Asheyille. and expecting to be or
dered into active service at once, i;
was decided to hasten the wedding
plans. Mr.. and Mrs. Pritchard left i'm
ncdately after the ceremony for Gin
cinnati and Chicago. after which they
will be at home at Asheville.
Engagement Announced.
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Gait, Of
Brandy Station. announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Mary Williams
Ware. to OEle Ridout Singleton. Of
Washington. Their marriage will take
Cpawfsrd-ken min CHAM.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver y.
Birmingham. 252o Park Avenue. was
the scene OF a pretty marriage We'd
nesday afternoon. when Mrs. Lula
Y1ncey Crawford became the bride Of
Oliver Archer HenninEham. Tho cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Frank
Pratt. OF the First Unitarian Church.
before an improvised altar of palms and
terms. the parlors being profnsion
I.s. IL,
played the wedding march and Nevin's
Good Night" very softly during the
ceremony. The bride entered the draw
ing-room on the arm OF the groom.
She was handsomely Eowncd In dark
blue suit Of silk faille. wearing a large
picture hat with gray Eoura encirclinE
tho crown. Her flowers were a corsage
bouquet OF orchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. kcnninEham left i'm
medtately after the ceremony for Old
Point. where they took boat for
Northern honeymoon After June cs
they will be at home a 40S-A North
Addison Street
Smitk-Saunders.
Miss Corintha Badger Saunders.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Watson
Saunders. was married Wednesday to
Harry Lorne Smith. OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Smith. Rev. William
Lockart Ball officiating. The house
was decorated with palms pink roses
ana 6tdOlOla, ana the DTlQdl party en-
tered through an aisle. formed of white
posts with pink roses at the top, and
connected with garland Of roses. The
wedding music was rendered by Miss
Margaret James. The bride wore an
exquisite gown Of white silk tullc. and
'tulle hat to match. and her flowers
were old-fashioned nosegay of
Brides roses and lilies Of the valley,
tied with white tullc. She was given in
marriage by her father. Little Misses
Elizabeth Bruner and Margaret Seaton.
who held the ribbons. wore dresses of
white. with pink ribbons. The ring was
carried by Raymond Darlington Saund-
eEs. brother of the bride. on silver
platter. He wore a suit of white. After
Northern wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith will be at home at North
Boulevard after July 10.
Younger Set Entertained.
Miss Ellen Gordon Wallace was the
hostess at an informal dance a: Ell
lerslce." the home of her parents Mr.
and Mrs Gordon Wallace. on the Cary
street Road Wednesday evening. Tro
younger society set was included IL.
the invitations. The house was daro-
rated with garden flowers and buffet
supper was served at IL o'clock. .Abou;
nifty guests were present including a
number Of out-oftown girls and boys.