Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-15
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. SOCIETY 6
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The engagement Of Miss Joyce Bradt,
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II,
brad1 to George Pickrell Patteson. for
meriy OF this city. was announced at
luncheon given Saturday at the Mo-
hawk Golf Club, near Schenectady. NJ
1. NO date has been set for tho we'd
oins. Miss Bradt IS lovely young
girl. and Is a popular member OF tho
younger society set of Schenectady.
alr. Patteson, who Is son OF Mr.. and
DTS. j. H. Patteson. Of Forest Hill,
belongs to one OF the Oldest and best
known families In the State. He
graduated at the Virginia Polytechnic
institute in the class Of 1915. and Is at
present employed by tho General Elec-
ric Company us an electrical engineer
In the lighting department.. The an
nouncement Is one Of the most imI ort-
ant OF the late summer season.
Guests OF Relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Weston Bruner and their
children will arrive this afternoon to
spend few days with Mrs Burners
m MON Mrs; Abby NJ. Gwathmey. at
LIVE East Clay Street. DR.. and Mrs.
sruner and their family have been on
an extended motor trip. and are en-
route Tor their home in Raleigh, n. c.
dhey nave recently visited in Culpeper
Leave for Cape May.
Misses Wilhelmina and Margaret
Baughman and Miss Amanda Bryan left
richmond yesterday for Cape May. n.
~ where they will be the guests of
the Misses Hill for two weeks.
Mrs Julien H. Hill and her children
their cottage at Cape May. and will not
return TO Richmond until late in the
fall.
Iurnbul-Hoore.
OF much interest here is the we'd
ding OF Miss Isabel Eliza Moore
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James s.
Moore. and Needham Stuart Turnbull
1r. son OF Judge Needham Stith Turn
Dull. OF Lawrcncevillc. The ceremony
took place yesterday morning at 10
o'clock in the Methodist Church at Vic
toria. with Rev. II. II. Young, rector OF
The Episcopal Church. officiating. The
church was banked in palms and ferns
intersDersed with pink and white
asters, and pink and white flowers were
used on the altar. Mrs. Z. L. Kendig
rendered the wedding music.
The bride. who entered the church
with her brother. Isaac Moore. by whom
she was given away, wore handsome
travelling suit OF dark blue silk. with
smart black velvet hat, and carried
bouquet OF Bride roses Her only
ornament was pearl brooch, the
groom's gift Miss Mary Moore, who
was her sisters maid of honor wore
costume Of white Georgette crepe
with a white tulle hat She carried a
bouquet OF pink asters. Little Sarah
, and Elizabeth Lewis, OF Meredithville,
twin cousins of the groom, we flower
girls They wore quaint frocks of
white organdy and carried French bas-
kets OF Sweetheart roses. DR.. e. L.
kendig. of Victoria. was the grooms
best man. and r. S. Weaver was master
OF ceremonies. The ushers included D.
II. Lewis, Edward Nelson. of Victoria:
NJ w. Rust. Of Norfolk: Clifton Ncb-
lett. r w. OzIin. OF Kenbridce. and
Walter Turnbull. Of Lawrenccville
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
Turnbull and his bride left for North
ern trip. and on their return will make
their home in Victoria. An informal
reception was held Monday evening at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs George Reith
for the bridal party. Some OF the
guests from distance attending the
wedding yesterday morning were Mr.
and Mrs. T.. G. Garlick. Miss Margaret
Garlick, OF Weldon, y. c.; Miss Jennt,
Earnest, OF Portsmouth; Mrs. G. p
Lewis and children, OF MeredithviIle:
DR.. and Mrs. w. e Prize Meredith.
Vile: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turnbull,
Lawrenceville: Judge William r.
Barksdale. Houston.
Rrides-Elcct Entertained.
Several pretty affairs will be given
this week in honor Of Richmond girls
"HVSc VIII be celebrated
Thursday evening. Miss Eleanor Wing
field will entertain the bridal party
who will attend Miss Elizabeth Cray.
at an Informal supper after the re-
hearsal this evening. Yesterday morn
ing at II o'clock Miss Lucy Ann
Gwathmey was the guest OF honor at a
linen shower. given by Miss Margaret
Lacy Smith at her home. on West
Grace Street. Only intimate friends OF
the bride were included in the invi-
tations and lunch was served after the
shower OF presents.
Visiting Relatives.
Mrs. NJ. r. Strain leaves TO-DAY FOR
Washington. where she will visit her
son, How. ID Strain. who is stationed
at marine headquarters. and attend
the wedding OF Lieutenant White, OF
Fort Myer. to Miss Louise ZimmerIie,
OF Seaton Place, Washington. Before
returning Mrs. Strain will spend few
days with her son. George Strain, in
Baltimore.
Red Cross Carnival at TunstnI.
The final rehearsals are being held
for the play and carnival to take
place on the lawn OF +. T. Richards's
home, "Northberry" near Tunstall.
Friday night. beginning at 1870 o'clock
r. B. Munford, Jr.. secretary of the
Richmond Red Cross Chapter, will de-
liver an address, followed by songs
dances. one-act playlet, entitled
-Rathcr Rough on Robert" and pa
triotic tableaux.
There will be many side features in
the carnival. and young girls dressed
as Red Cross nurses. will have charge
Of the booths. where different things