Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-12

church they passed under an arch
formed of crossed swords by the OIL
GERS OF. the army service school at Fort
( Leavenworth. and the other decorations
at the church carried out the military
idea The young couple left at once
for brief honeymoon to Kansas City.
and. upon their return, will be estab-
lished at Fort Leavenworth. where
Lieutenant Mckee. who Is In the
Seventh Infantry Of the United States
school until September 1. Among the
presents given them In honor of their
wedding last week was beautiful
silver service. presented by Captain
Ronsteel to Lieutenant Mckee from
the officers of his company at the fort
On Motor Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Selden. Of 251S
West Grace street. have left Richmond
for an extended motor trip through
Virginia. Maryland and Pennsylvania.
on their trip North by Mrs. Henry Hol-
land and Mr.. and Mrs. e.. II. Selden.
Interesting Awards.
| Misses Lille Dixson and Annie Lind
Porter received their teachers certif-
Gates In Miss Clarce Bibb's music class
this session. Miss Dixson also winning
the Corley medal for excellency. Miss
Porter and Miss Dixson will take part
in the commencement of the Richmond
Conservatory Of Music. which will be
held early in the autumn.
Approaching Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ Byrne, of 22l6
| Hanover Avenue. announce the en-
gagement and approaching marriage of
their daughter, Anne Elizabeth, to Ed
win Douglas Johnson. The marriage
will take place I'm the rectory of Sacred
| Heart Cathedral on Saturday morning.
Norfolk Wedding.
a quiet but pretty wedding took
4 on
o'clock in the parlor of the Monticello
| Hotel Norfolk. when Miss Mamie
| Frances Faber, daughter of John Lewis
| Faber. became the bride of Ross YER
non steel. The ceremony. which was
witnessed by only relatives and few
intimate friends. was performed by
| Rev. Father John Doherty of ST. Mary's
! Church.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore hand embroid-
| cred gown of white satin with court
train. Her veil was caught with orange
blossoms. and she carried a shower
| bouquet OF white orchids and lilies of
the valley. Her only attendant was
Miss Anna Council Burgess. who wore
white lingerie dress and carried
basket of pink roses.
| a very pretty feature OF the we'd
| ding was the music, which was COM
posed for the most part by the groom.
The bridal party approached the i'm
ters. TO the strains OF "Cantalina Nup-
tial," which was composed by Walter
| Edward Howe and rendered by Mrs.
Myrtle Mathews SpanGler on the piano
and Vincent Ragone on the violin.
After the ceremony. The Hearts
Desire" the words of which are taken
from George Vietrs New Rubaiyat,"
was rendered by quartet composed
OF Mrs. Ada Brookes Peake, Mrs. Will
liam Il. Dey. II. u. Hodgson and Carl
TtIpn ,
was sung by Mrs. Ada Brookes Peake.
Following the marriage Mr.. and Mrs.
Steel left for an extended motor trip.
after which they will be at home in
the Greenway Court.
1 Guests Mt Greenwood. ~
Among the guests registered at the
Greenwood Virginia Beach. are: H.
/ {. House. Weldon. y. c.; c. s. Rogers.
Petersburg; Mrs. II. r. Wayt, Mrs
Josephine Clark and +. w SPHINX,
Richmond Lieutenant W. c. Barnes U.
;. n; Lieutenant NJ. Z. Cheek U. S. ~:
| Arthur johnson. Raleigh, y. c.; Mrs.
w. Is. Fitzhugh and Child Miss Susan
Zoiiieoner Miss Temple ZollicoTer. Al
len Zollicofer. Stran Travis Allison
Travis and Donald Daniel. Weldon, y.
c.; William T. II. Brantley Roanoke
Rapids. y. c.; MIR. and Mrs. =. F. Will
liams. Miss Virginia Addington. Miss
Mary Addington. j. p. Addington and
Il. l.. Shepherd. Norfolk; ]. c. Shields.
New York City: MIR and Mrs. George s.
Lucas. Miss India Lucas. Miss Sally
Rowe Lucas. Edwin Lucas, Howard
Williams. Frank Williams Marion Will
liams. and X. b. Williams. Wilson, ~
James tucker, Norman Williams.
petersburg; S. =. Watkins, Lexington.
NY; George w. Hodgson, Richmond:
Lieutenant and Mrs. Robert NJ. Hinck
ley and son, Washington: Mrs. j. Hern-
don Brown. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Tanner and
children. Richmond; Miss Vera v. Dun
tcc I
Sedley; Miss NJ. Estelle Hundley. Nor
iolk: {. Ii. Mcdaniel Roanoke: Her
man Fl. Wheeler. Derby. Conn; viii
lam Keller. Shelton, Conn; George NJ.
French, q. Walter Robertson, and Wal
ter {. French. Ansonia. Conn; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben S. Booth and child. Peters,
burg: Mrs. Charles Andrew King. Jr..
West Point. n. Y: Miss Bessie w. Wat
kins. and Miss Willie p. Shields, Roa-
noke; Mr.. and Mrs. William Hodges
Mann. Jr.. Petersburg: Mr.. and Mrs
Fleetwood. Waverly; Mrs. j. H. Bid
good, and Miss Annie May Bidgood
Nortolk; Homer B. Hill, Dayton. Ohio:
n. r. Mills, Baton Rogue. La; John
AL. McCaslin. Cincinnati: Miss Edna
mond; T. T. zollicoffer and Felix Zoi.
licoffer. Weldon, ". c.; Miss Francis
=. Brady. Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
q. l. Huffaker and daughter, Nor
folk; Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Rem, w. l..
- - anu master EDWARD Hawks
lenn, Norfolk; G. Il. Combs and W. r.
kyzer. Norfolk; Miss Ruth Batten and
MISS Alberta Batten. Norfolk; Mr.. and
Mrs 0. ". Seasons. and Van Pelt Ses-
SONS, Norfolk.
management Announced.
rev. and Mrs. A. g. Rudd announce
the engagement and approaching MAJ
rage of their daughter, Elizaheth
courtney TO Vernon Chamberlin Dix
Dy' or Norfolk, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
n; Dixby, of this city. The wedding
VIII De celebrated very quietly Au-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
MT and Mrs. Ludwell j. Bracket
haVo issued cards announcing the mar
rage or their daughter, Florence Ger.
rude to John II. Davenport. on Wed
ma" evening, August /. Rev. X. NJ.
Iarleton, officiating After an ~
rended Northern trip Mr.. and Mrs
DaYe1port will make their honaa L. o.