Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

Rappt Myers. Of Salem, acted as
groomsmen. The two bridesmaids were
MISS Frances koiner. of Salem. and
Miss Louise Edgar. OF New York City.
Both wore charming frocks OF pink
GeorEette crepe. with tulle and silver
lace, and carried shower bouquets Of
Killarney roses and blue delphinium
tied with blue ribbon.
The dame of honor was Mrs. A. H
Throckmorton, sister of tho bride.
She was costumed in blue Georgette
crepe and tulle. with beaded bodice
She carried "A bouquet of Killarney
| roses. tied with steamers of pink
ribbon
The bride. who entered the church
with her father, DR.. Painter. wore
wedding gown of white satin. trimmed
with silver lace. and tulle veil caught
| with orange blossoms. She carried
shower bouquet OF roses. jasmine and
gardenias. She was met at the altar
by. Mr. Randall and his best man. Dr.
| A. P. Wagner, of Salem.
Those who acted as ushers were
Ray Adams and Earl Mann. both OF
| Salem.
| Attractive Entertainment.
Thursdays at the Boys Restover.
202 East Main Street, the boys COM
mittee OF the Social Service Federation.
| led by Mrs. L. B. Stratton, arranged a
party for the boys and the girls from
| the Girls Restover.
Sixteen boys out OF the twenty-five
| in the home were present. Mrs STRAIT
| ton was assisted by Mrs E. H. LiE-
! gan. Mrs. e. A. Crowder. Mrs. Margaret
Manning, the boys house worker, Mrs
| NJ c. Straish. the house worker Of
| the Girls Rcstover, and Mrs. Georgia
| May Jobson. Miss Katherine Dickin-
son rendered several attractive read
| ings. and Miss Iris Lcchenet gave two
original recitations.
Class Reunion.
The first reunion Of the 1917 class
| of the John Marshall High School will
| be held at the John Marshall High
| School Building Thursday at s o'clock
| Only members of the class and the
| faculty are invited. The officers OF the
class are: Walter B. Anderson, presi-
| dent; Virginia E. Cox. vice-presi-
dent; Norma E. Detz. secretary;
Charles NJ. Terry. treasurer. and Ruth
l.. HARRISON. reporter.
ChaPeroned House Party.
Mrs. a. B. Hay has returned to her
home in Richmond after chaperonine
| house party for two weeks at VII
loughby Beach. Among the guests
were Misses Ida Bailey. Gussie Wray
Mabel Barlow. Gertrude Steger. Eloisc
| Seldom. Bessie Stafford, Irene Barlow,
May Woods, Grace Barlow. May Rose
Thornton, of Norfolk: Mrs A. L. Bailey.
Mrs. Anna Bowles. and Matthew Mem
des. Claude Farmer. Karl Bowman,
| Charles Brooks. Ellis Bailey Ralph
Dudley, Russell Satterwhitc. Lieuten-
ant II. S. Wright. Hudson Bailey. Ar
thur Sands and Raymond Trenon. Earl
and Frank Driscoll and Vincent Hcazel
! OF Roanoke. Several dances and card
parties were given in honor of the
| guests.
Concerning Miss Brown.
| Miss Mayo Brown. who rendered her
! services IS secretary of the local Wom-
! ans war Service Bureau, when 1t was
| opened in Roanoke will enter the
| school of cocial economy In Richmond
| as secretary and also take TIE course.
| Miss Brown is - college graduate.
and her services to the Woman's War
Service Bureau in Roanoke since its
| organization have been invaluable Miss
Brown and Mrs i. Fl. Whitner are now
| at Virginia Beach.
To Entertain Troops.
"A brunswick stew" to be given by
the women OF the South Side, co-oper-
ating with the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy. for the New York
troops. will be held on Wednesday at
Forest Hill. from 5 to O'clock, in tho
picnic pavilion.