Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-13

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ampbell, to Lieutenant Hugh Johnson
aSan, son Of Mrs. Lucian II. Cooke,
Roanoke. The ceremony Will take
lace tomorrow evening at $50 O'clock
the Zion Episcopal Church at
harlcs Town. w. Va, and will be fol-
wed by n reception at the home Of
ne brides parents. Miss Frances Moore
III be maid Of honor and Lucian Fl.
ocke, Jr.. OF the coast artillery, now
,ationed ut Fortress Monroe, Will be
ess man.
The bridesmaids Will include Misses
sosc Nelson Mason. Elizabeth Grcene,
.ioise Beckwith. Eleanor Eyster, all of
naries Town: Misses Jane Howard
ocke and Alice lizard, Of Roanoke:
shton h. Woodman. of Charleston, w.
a. The sroomsmen will be Willis
Obj Hagan brother of the groom:
rank Waters Rogers. Benjamin Huger.
pencer Reed. Paul Jamison. Of Roa-
oke: william Cameron Campbell. Jr.,
nd Charles y. Campbell. of Charles
own. ana Lieutenant a. w. Hill, Of
>tlantai Ga.
.ttend the wedding tomorrow in
'haries Town and great many inter-
SUNG functions have been given for
ne bride and her attendants this week
Portsmouth.
DR.. and Mrs. Cabell Tabb Mercer.
$ho have been visiting Mrs. MERGERS
mother alrs. Brown. in Richmond. have
etnrned TO their apartment in the
gloucester at Portsmouth. DR.. and Mrs
Mercer have as their guest in Ports
mouth Mrs. MERGERS sister, Mrs. .. Il.
ames. of this city.
tady-iiarrl..
The marriage of Miss Edith Harris.
Laughter of AIR. and Mrs. George b.
Harris. 10 William Taylor Rady. son
u the late DIR. Charles Rady, of Barton
Ie'Shts. ana I's. Belle A.lnu Itady.
took place Wednesday evening NJ ,:S5
clock AT the home OF the bride 5000
Floyd Avenue. Rev. a. q. Rudd, D. D.,
performed the ceremony, and Miss
music. Mrs. John a. Murphy sang
Believe Me II All Those Endearing
Young Charms" just before the entry
|o' the bridal party. The parlors were
decorated IN color scheme OF pink
|ahd green. and the rooms were banked
In palms and ferns. interspersed with
candles shaded in rose color
The bride wore modish travelling
costume Of purple tafeta and cloth.
with picturesque rainbow hat and
carried n shower bouquet of Bride roses
and ga.denias. She entered with her
sister. who was matron Of honor Miss
Mary HuIter. who was maid OF honor,
"oAN MIC bTecH OTeSS OF GeOrEctte
crepe. with a hat to match and car
ried an. arnful of Killarney roses.
Sabell Wexford Rady was his brothers
best man and the ushers included j.
Thomas Priddy and Herbert ~ Beck.
a reception for the bridal party took
place AT the home OF the BRIDE Tues
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs Rady left
later In the evening for "A wedding
trip. which Will include Washington.
New York. Albany Atlantic City and
Old Point Comfort. Some OF the
guests from a distance included Miss
Ahene Sinton. OF Newport News; Mrs.
u. H. Van DOT, OF Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Rady will be at home
after August at 1000 Floyd Avenue
Distinguished Gueats Entertained.
4 DR.. and Mrs J. Jett Mccormick were
,r'Psis Tuesday evening at a supper
given at their home in Mnury Place,
Norfo!k. previous 10 the Red Cross
concert. In honor OF their guests. Ed
win Markham and John Barnes Wells.
OF Ne" York. DR.. and Mrs. McCor-
m!cks guests included:
Mr.. and Mrs. w Douglas Gordon,
formerly OF this city: Mrs. Robert B.
Tunstal!. Mrs. Westmora Wilcox, Ed
win Markham and John Barnes Wells.
oi New York.
Al Biddcford Pool.
Mrs. Robert c. Bryan, of Richmond,
"hu H!i' fHd -hTS. horace =. Whitma n,
OF Baltimore. are among the recent
arrivals At Biddetord Pool, Me. where
they have taken cottage for the sum-
mer. Mrs. NJ s. Hamilton, the mother
OF Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Whitman. is
with them.
LAWN Fctc for Red Cross.
Troop No. of the Girls Scouts Will
give lawn party Monday evening
from 1850 to IL o'clock on the $500
jlock of Monument Avenue. Refresh
ments VIII be served and many inter-
esting features have been arranged
The affair is for the benefit Of the
Red Cross and the public is Invited.
Affairs of To-Day.
porch fete for the benefit of the
Red Cross will be given by the young
women ION the 1900 block Park Avenue
this evening from 10 IL o'clock
There Will be music and refreshments.
and the public is invited to attend.
Grandchildren of the Confederacy.
auxiliary 10 Richmond Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy, will
have picnic at Forest Hill this even
ing from to 10 O'Clock. chaperoned
by the director OF the chapter. The
parents of the young people are also
invited.
Engagement Announced.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shelton Zirkle.
of The Oaks" Crozet. announce the
engagement of their daughter. Aurelia
May. to Walton Shanklin. of Rome, Ga.
The wedding will take place in August.
Mr.. Shanklin is tho son OF the late Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Shanklin and is a promi.
nent attorney. Of Rome. Miss Zirkle is
a graduate of Stuart Hall, Staunton.
Grnhnm--POllnrd.
The homo Of Mrs. X. NJ. Pollard,
922 West Grace Street. was the scene
OF quiet but beautiful marriage yes
terday morning at 1920 o'clock, when
her only daughter, Miss Louise Mount
joy Pollard, became the bride Of DR..
Charles Fox Graham. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. George w.
Mcdaniel. ID. D.. in the presence of
relatives and immediate friends.
The home was tastefully decorated
with palms, ferns. cut flowers and
candles. The bride entered with her
eldest brother, Ralph Pollard. who
gave her in marriage. She wore a
handsome gown of white satin
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