Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-02


wedding were MIR. and Mrs. Anthony
Robinson, Of Philadelphia; Miss Minpie
O'Brien. Miss Mary Bullock. Of Chey-
| ney. Pa: MIR. and Mrs. John w. Ar
| rington, OF Greenville, S. c.: Miss DC.
tavia Arlington, Mrs. John H. Ingram
Miss Elizabeth Owen. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Stuart G. Christian. John L. Ingram,
Mr.. and Mrs Ben p. Owen, the Misses
Walden. T. NJ. Darlington, Jr., all Of
Richmond.
The wedding is one of the most in
teresting events Of the season. owing to
the social prominence of both bride
and groom. The bride belongs to one
OF the oldest and most distinguished
Families in the South. and Mr.. Bullock
Is well-known business man OF Phil
'adelphia. Mrs. Bullock has frequently
visited relatives and friends in Rich
mond, and her wedding is one, &c wide
interest throughout the State
Visiting Here.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Downer and chill
dren. Of Waco. Tex. are visiting Mrs
X. j. Willingham, at 1905 Grove Ave-
nue. Mrs. Downer was formerly Miss
corneille Willingham, of this city.
Mncntee-Broun.
OF interest to their friends in this
city is the announcement Of the mar
rage on Saturday of Miss Ethel Muir
Brown and Lieutenant Walter r. Maca-
took place at the home OF the brides
sister. Mrs. Frank B. Carroll, in Ne
shaminy, Pa
The bride is a niece of the late John
Muir. the author and naturalist. and
has made her home in this city for the
past six years. At present Lieutenant
Macatee is stationed at Marine Bar
racks. Quantico. Before the war he
made his home at Front Royal and
in this city. He is a son of Captain
c. A. Macatee. Collector Of Customs,
San Juan, p. r.
Among the Richmond people present
were: Major Giles B. Cook and Lieu
tenant j. Morehead Emmett, Lieutenant
and Mrs. Macatee will be at home at
100 West Franklin Street. after Sep
TENDER Is.
PhIlIIps-Omohundr
Mr.. and Mrs. Malvern Hill Omohun-
dro. of Brightly" Goochland County,
and Richmond. announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage of
their daughter. Julia Elizabeth, to
Charles Homer Phillips, OF Richmond
The wedding will take place in early
October.
Lowe-Epps.
The marriage of Miss Helen Epps
to r. Wesley Lowe was quietly cele-
brated yesterday morning at the home
or the brides sister, Mrs. L. NJ. Hech-
Ter. Only relatives and intimate
friends witnessed the ceremony. owing
to recent mourning in the family of
the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe left Immediately
after the ceremony for Washington.
Baltimore and other Northern cities
Guests of MIR. and Mrs. Drake.
Mrs. James Pritchard and her chill
dren. who spent the early summer at
the Warm Springs. have arrived In
&c
Pritchard's parents. Mr.. and Mrs James
Fl. Drake. at their home on FLOYD
Avenue. They will not return to Dan
willie for several weeks.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Ryan. of zoos
West Grace Street announce the en-
sasement and approaching marriage
of their daughter. Marie Adelaide. to
Henry Lewis Germelman. of Washing
ton. The wedding will take place early
in October.
At Clifton Forge.
Miss Doris Baker. who has been
studying in New York all summer. is
now spending some time with friends
in Clifton Forge and Greensboro. N
C., before returning to Richmond.
Neutrality-suspicious..
wedding OF interest was celebrated
Wednesday. August 80. when Miss Lu-
ellie Akers became the bride of Frank
f. Nicholson. The ceremony took place
quietly at o'clock at the home of
Rev. w. C. Boggs, pastor of Laurel
wore travelling dress of midnight
blue crepe de chine. Mr.. and Mrs
Nicholson left Immediately after the
ceremony for a Northern tour and will
be at home after September at $50
South Laurel Street.
Rail- Mt Greenwood.
On Friday evening. August "a
Greenwood House" was the scene OF
beautiful ball. given by its hostess,
Mrs NJ. S. Harris. for the benefit OF
the Red Cross. The lawn was lighted
with Japanese lanterns and the ball
room was arranged WIFI foliage and
flags. There We're about $50 people
present including guests from Wayres-
boro. Charlottesville. Crozet. Green
wood, Staunton and Richmond. Mrs.
Harris was assisted by Mrs. Robert
Triton. Mrs. c. B. Riddick. Mrs. E. B.
Loving and her two daughters. Misses
Frederick and Evelyn Harris, of Roa-
noke. who wore the Red Cross uni
forms Music was furnished by an
orchestra from Charlottesville and re-
sum was realized for the Red Cross.
Returns From New York.
Miss Louise Lewis returned last week
from an extended visit to Major and
Mrs. Samuel G. Talbot. at Fort Slo-
cum. n. Y. Major Talbot has just been
ordered 10 camp Meade, anna polls
Junction, Nd, where he will be instruc-
tor-general of the troops stationed
there.
birthday Party.
Miss Gladys Snider entertained In
formally Thursday at her home, on
Edgewood Avenue, at a birthday dance
in honor of her fifteenth birthday. The
pink and white color scheme was car
ried out everywhere with pink and
white roses on the mantels. Refresh
ments were served at II o'clock. and
Mrs. Sykes presided at the punch bowl.
Several piano and vocal selections were
rendered by Misses Elenor Donahoe
and Loretta Powers. of Petersburg.
Those present include: Misses Isabelle
Boshen, Virginia Boshen. Susie Noble.
Emma Glinn. Virginia Foster, Gladys
Smith, Mary Peple. Eleno. Donahoe.
Loretta Powers. Of Petersburg, and
Gladys Snider. Henry Snider, Eugene
McDonough. William Bowles. Garnett
Taylor, George Brookes. Irving Hud-
son. Gus. Peple, Walton Mallory. WAL
ter Gray. Robert Stoltz. Ernest Wood
all. T. T. Hulcher. The chaperons
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