The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-18
sOCIETY


HalI--Reynolds.
w. Lawrence Hall. OF Lynehburg
\ and Miss Effie Adeline Reynolds
u Daughter of A. y, Reynolds. of Ashe-
vile. n, c.. were married last Saturday
n afternoon at the home of the bride
Il father in Ashevlle. the ceremony be-
tng performed by Rev. Patrick Meares
pastor of the Christian church there.
y The wedding was very simple. being
\ witnessed only by the immediate fam
( lily OF the bride. The bride was a
member OF the class of = 6 OF the Ran
n 1oiph Macon Woman's college. and rs
we'll known in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Will for the pres
ent make their home AZ 1871 River
mont avenue. LynchhurE.
shack Observation-Disclosures
Miss Nancy Jane Midyette. daughter
of d. II. Midyette. of Ashland, became
the bride Of Young Shackelford, OF
Sumter, S. c.. in the home OF the
brides father, Wednesday evening at
o'clock. Rev Or. D. 7 Merritt Of
1iciated and DIT. Hall Carter played
the wedding marches. Miss kathrS n
Vaughan, Of Richmond. was the
brides attendant. and Robert Will
h Hams, of Sumter. S. c.. acted as the
Groom's best man. Little Misses Caro-
Y lima Hall Canter and Mathilda Mid
yctte Jones were flower girls AFTER
an informal reception. MI. and Mrs.
Ehackelford left for the South,
Fraternity Dance.
The Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity,
OF Richmond college, gave an informal
dance "Wednesday evening in the
home Of Miss GLADYS Ingalls, Roland
Park Mr. and Mrs. r. T. ingalls, ard
Miss Gladys ingalls, received. Those
dancing Were: c. L. Mason with Miss
Lillian Robinson +. ". Miller with
Miss Margaret James. Leo Tyson with
Miss AvIs Hilsnaan, Ramon Garcin
With Miss N&ilia-Thes4+s- ear talAn
with Miss Henrietta Rhodes, Paul
Sanford with Miss LILLIAN Ransone.
Howard Spencer with Miss Norma
Diefz. Neal Wright with Mrs. Wright,
Jack Rogers with Miss Sweeney. Pope
Mills with Miss Church. K. II Gayle
with Miss ELIZA beth Love, w. u Peake
with Miss Robinson. Mr.. Bolton with
Miss Lois Rogers. Stuart Eanes with
Miss lngalls< and Mr.. and Mrs. II. I.
ingalls,.
Personals,
Miss Mary Gray is visiting friends
I'm Washington.
Mrs Richard Neal Grant and
daughter. Miss Florence Grant. are
spending several days in Norfolk
Miss Irene De Hart ard Miss Mayme
Traylor. Of Maple Springs near
LynchburE, have arrived III Richmond
for a short stay
Mrs w S. Copeland has returned
10 her home in Newport News after
n visit with her mothtr. Mrs. Judson
Cunningham In this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Elliott Dan
forth and their sister. Miss lnez Har-
low. are among the guests Mt Mrs.
Carpenters house party in Norfolk.
MIR and Mrs. Heth Lortor of NV
Ycrk and Virginia are spending some
time In Richmond before leaving tor
the springs for the summer season
Mr.. and Mrs. r Archibald Cary and
Misses Patty ana cammie Cary are
esia tlished in their summer home
Little Dover" on the James.
Mrs Lucian Cooke is spending the
week al Old Point
a, the Woman's Club.
some Causes Of the Russian ReFo-
luton" will he the subject Of a talk
Va BIZ Miss Nj aria Ialair al the Woman 8
clsb Monday afternoon at 4 30 O'Clock.
Mrs l.. l.. Lewis is chairman of the
afternoon Hostesses are: Mrs. sam
ueI T. Morgan, Mrs, ] Taylor Ely
son. Mrs, L. f. Motfitt Mrs John G.
Eonthall. Mrs Christopher Tomplzins.
The Woman's club lectures will con-
tinae every Monday until the first OF
June.
All Committees Meet
There will be general meeting Of
. he 4 al .
division. Virginia branch of the Ma
-tEonaf League Tor Wonen's Service. al
the Chamber OF Commerce at O'Clock
this afternoon \ fun attendance IS
desired.
First Aid Demonstration.
Misses Rita Baker and EVelyr
Richardson wiN give demonstration
Of rescuine dfowning people tins even
ing at O'Clock IN the y. w c. a
pool. All flrst-atd students are eN'
pected to he present.
Guests Of Honor in Sorosh Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs. James Aston CaDel
were guests of homer at luncheon
given last Saturday by Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Settle. OF "0rton." on Pearson
drive. Asheyllle. \. {. Eighteen mem
beers Of the Society OF the Cincinnati
and their wives were invited TO meet
the honor guests, Mr.. Cahell having
been a former president of the So
ciety-
The color schenle was combined al
1 the Cincinnati colors and the colors OF
the Colonial Danes, of which AIRS
Settle is prominent member. Blue
and yellow ribbons Of the Society OF
3 the Cincinnati tied the basket OF flow
ers ON the luncheon table and blue and
white ribbons Of the Colonial DANES
\ tied4aae place cards, Linen silver and
china over 100 years old was used on
n the table, the silver service being over
400 years old.
Prominent Engagement
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Delaware Pace
III Washir ston, announce the engage
rEent OF their daughter. Catharine
Lewis, to Cadet Walker Gibson White
OF the United States Military academy
son Of Mrs. Katharine G. White, OF
Washington. Cadet White Will gradu-
ate at West Point on August 80.
This announcement is of great IN
terest. both families being widely
I known. Miss Pace, who comes Of dis
tinguished Southern ancestry. is "A
popular member OF the younger set.
Mr. White Ia the grandson OF brfga
4 43er-GereraI Horatio- Gates Gibson.
I Emitted States army. retired. the oldest
: 4fAttsins graduate Of Ne7ss Poirft.
In aud Out of Town.
Mrs. NJ. w Slaushter. Mrs. Kirby