Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-28

SOCIETY &
NSA@AI

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rs' George j. Bull and daughter.
agnes Bull who have been the
'e OF relatives In South Carolina
ne past several weeks. are return
10 Richmond to-day. They also
II some time at Holly HILL" Sa-
/. n. z.
RS. Bull and her daughter have
IN an apartment in Monroe Terrace
the fall and winter months.
option ut the Hermitage.
q interesting event OF this week
DC reception given on the lawn
no Hermitage Country Club Satur-
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The
sc committee of tho Hermitage
includes w. S. Rhoads. Wins Will
and o. 3. Hill. The new clubhouse
most attractive gathering place for
ETY. these days. and the reception
lrday afternoon will be very
rming event.
minent Wedding.
ne marriage OF Miss Mary Mercer
bbs. daughter of the late Professor
Stubbs and Mrs. Stubs. of Will
isourg. to Robert Marshall Tomlin-
OF Washington, iY of much inter-
mere. The ceremony took place at
noon Saturday. September 90, at
hey Front" Gloucester County, the
nome OF the Stubs family for over
years. Rev.--Wr b. Lee. rector OF
re Episcopal Church. officiating. Tho
Sc was arranged with old-fashioned
den roses and ferns. The bride
cended the stairway with her uncle.
or j. y. Stubs. who gave her
~. Her wedding dress was white
quisette. and she carried shower
+quet OF roses and ferns. Miss Re-
he In,
honor and only attendant. w. G.
obs. Jr.. was the Eroom's best man.
luncheon was served Immediately
.r the ceremony. The bride Is a
Icendant OF one Of the oldest fami-
OF the South. and Mr.. Tomlinson Ia
p prominently related. and the we'd
G. although quietly celebrated. Is
wide. terest in Virginia and West
ginia.
wing to tho recent mourning in
brides family only the relatives
few friends were invited to wit
the ceremony.
|'hanan--Lewis.
he marriage of Miss Eleanor Loo
ID Buchanan. of this city, was
city celebrated here with only a
/ intimate friends witnessing the
emony. The bride wore a blue
yelling suit with hat TO match
/ a corsage bouquet Of bride roses
nediatcly after the ceremony Mr..
Y Mrs. Buchanan left for a wedding
rney that Will include Niagara
us and Canada. They will later
nd the winter months in Canada.
let Marriage.
|, quiet marriage took place Tues
|, afternoon at o'clock AT tho homo
DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. Saunders
Twenty eighth Street, Park Place.
folk. when Mira. Saunders's sister,
IS Mary Virginia Cooke. became the
|de OF DR.. Samuel Albert Rhyme. OF
|lrlotte. y. G. The ceremony was
formed by Rev. J. NJ. Rowland,
tor OF the Park Puace Methodist
irch. in the presence Of only rela-
rs and few intimate friends
he bride and groom. The bride.
p was unattended. was given In
rriage BY Or. Saunders. She
re n costume OF dark blue
and Georgette crepe with a
* hat 10 match and her flowers
re bride roses and maiden hair
ms. Following dinner given by
and Mrs. Saunders, Immediately
er the marr!agesihc bride aud bride
iom left for Southern wedding trip.
Rhyme has recently received hla
nmiss!on as nrst lieutenant. United
'tes medical. reserve corps. and II
8 for that reason the date OF the
dding was FASTENED.
use of Happiness AT Home"
t!ss Mamie West, director. and Mrs.
r. Winston. chairman OF the VOL
teer Workers. will be at home to
/. Volunteer Workers Of the House
Happiness. 7l5 Mosby Street. this
ernoon at 1870 o'clock. All friends
the workers are cordially invited
attend and the affair promises TO
an unusually attractive one.
cent Weddings.
The marriage OF Miss Myrtha
ffsy and Clarence O'Brien was cele-
a,ed on Saturday evening. September
at $3.50 o'clock in the presence Of
few close friends. Mr. O'Brien is
member Of the Richmond Grays.
The wedding of Miss Sallie Ann
'wlett and John William O'Brien
ok place Tuesday evening at $40
lock. Rev. Victor l.. Marsh ofric,at-
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