Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-24

westcott wore white Geersctte AID a
black pictur hat. The out of-town
guests were Or. and Mrs. Bagwen and
Miss Lillian Royston. or Baltimore. Mrs.
Charles Wcisigcr and Miss Lillian
welsixer. of Richmond. and Miss Bes-
sic Taylor. of Girdlcton. Md. After
motoring through the Shenandoah VAL
ley and visiting Atlantic City. MIR. and
Mrs. Bagwcil viii be at home at On
ancock.
wedding Announcements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Burruss. of
?llS Hanover Avenue. announce the
engagement and approaching marriage
OF their sister Miss Matte Jackson. to
Harry Lee Gill. formerly of Statcsvillc.
y. G.. now OF Richmond The we'd
ding Will take place Wednesday, nigh:
and Will be quiet. owing 10 mourning,
Only Immediate relatives will witness
the ceremony.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riaSe OF Mrs Minnie D Hicks 10 James
Williams, which took place quietly sat
urday night nj $50 o'clock in the
parsonage or Rev w. Oliver Gordon.
1905 oakwoed Avenue. After the cere-
mony a reception was given at the
homo OF the bride. 2ll+ NJ street.
DIR. Guest in France.
Mrs. James Lee shelton has received
word OF the safe arrival in Fcanre
OF her son. DR.. David Porter Guest,
OF Richmond and Washington. Mr..
Guest was member OF the Unit which
sailed TO join the Lafayette Escadrille,
Mrs. Shelton. whose home is now in
Washington, lived until recently on
West Avenue.
Graduate. Arc Entertained.
Members OF the graduating class Of
Sacred Heart High School have been
the recipients OF much attention the
past week. a dance WAS given the
class on Monday evening 4; the ElkS'
Home. Decorations carried OUT the
patriotic idea, and refreshments were
served az late hour. Misses kath-
eryn Griffin and Rose y. Se;a were
hostesses, and the chaperons included
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Duniogd. Mr. and
Mrs. y. &. Benjamin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brauer. Mrs NJ. Donald and Miss NJ.
Seta. About leo guests were present.
Miss Ann Soeh!ing, another mem
her Of the class, entertained on Tues-
day evening at her home with a dance.
The class colors predoDi:nated in the
color scheme OF the decorations. and
refreshments were served 1t mid
night.
Wednesday evening the class was en-
teriained a; the home Of Miss Maria
Carroll on Broad street Road. The
class coiors we're again used as the
prevailing color scheme. and refresh
ments were served at late hour.
Wills-Hnnd..
The home o: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Keesee Willis. at 22li Grove Avenue.
was the scene OF pretty wedding
Friday. June 80, at II O'Clock. when
their daughter. Leila Nelson. became
the wife OF Henry Brant!ey Handy.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Kinsman A. HANDY, OF Baltimore.
brother OF the groom. The bride wore
an exquisite gown OF Georsette crepe
with touches OF pastel embroidery and
silk iiet lace with a black picture hat
with trimmings of pastel. and a bridal
corsase bouque; OF orchids and valley
lilies.
Tier only attendant was her young
sister Miss Lucy Moore Willis. gowned
in whi;. Chiffon over green. wearing =
large PINK hat ana corsase bouquet
% pink sweet peas. Only members OF
the immediate families were present.
put-oi-town relatives We're Rev.
KinEman =. Handy OF Baltimore; Pro-
fessor Spe:den ;. Handy, OF Annapolis;
Mr. and Mrs ~ y. White, Of Scarsdale.
Ny. ana Miss Mary stephens, OF Nor
r!stown. y. J.
Walthnll-Ramos.
a pretty wedding took place AZ the
SECOND Baptist Cnurch Monday morn
ing at II o'cloc., when Miss Alice
Douglas Ramos. youngest daughter OF
Nh and Mrs. Manly T. Ramos. was
married 10 William Warren Walthall.
The bride wore travelling gown of
gray peau de sole with corsage bouquet
Of valley lilies and orchids Miss Rosa
lie Se!eckran vas maid OF honor. She
wore a COVE OF delicate pink Georgctte
crepe, With large picture hat and car
ried an arm bouquet of pink roses.
Earwood Gilman acted as the groom s
best man.
FISHERS were ". II. Taylor, Jose +.
Ramos. Everett; Houston Holmes and
Robert Sell. Preceding the ceremony.
shepherd Webb gave number of Sc
factions on the organ and Mrs. John
Murphy sang Believe Me, Of All Those
Endcaring Young Charms"
Mr. and Mrs. Walthall left on noon
train for Il Northern trip Quito Of
town guests We're: Mrs. James sidney
Holmes. Of Chicago; ThAyer Burgess
Utica y. y; Louis 4. Burgess. Yer
mont, and Everett Houston Holmes. OF
L. $ Navy.
Visiting Here.
Misses lsahei!a.. calhoun and Grace
Calhoun. OF Waiervliai; y. Y, are Wis
itins Mrs. l.. =. HcavlJck. Of this city
on their journey TO the South the young
ladies We're accompanied by F.. A Hea,
cock, who Is returning home grad
uate al the Rensselaer, Polytechnic In
st:tute. Las, June Mr Heacock com.
p!eted the tive-year course in civil
engineering at the Virginia Po!ytechni,
Institute ana has now JUS, finished {
year Q! advanced study At Troy
Roland purk Dance.
AN informal dance was given b!
Miss Lima y. Luche in hcr home II
Roland PARK, Tuesday evening. il
honor Of Andrew Ma.chetti, who grad
uated Monday. June ls a, s.. Peter
Academy. and who is soon TO make hi.
home IN Baltimore. The color schem,
was yellow and white. carried out il
pro.Usion OF spring flowers. Al
late hour refreshments were served
Miss Jennie .tr!ighi presided al IN,
punch bowl The guests present were
Misses EioA Marcnet,tJulia Bur,che:
Iary Nassci Miss Harris
NATEGo:.ta Powers Andrew Narchstt!
roca DUean William Wright
,rcu=TlrEe I'VE Charlie CGraIat:
Frances GINS Jerome 'rresnon
Mary CD-siy Inward Mioui
Phyllis &pil CnristupneT