Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
WOUND ERM|Ts WEDDING,
lND CUPID GR|Ns At MARS
War Delays Plans OF Captain Hen
dcrSon, but Dan Finds
e Way.
WEEDS; GOES TO AsnEvlLLE
Britisher Who Wins New York Girl
Reticent Rs TO His Fart iu War;
rbut Has Good Time At Carolina
stResort.

BASKERVILLE. y. G.. November To-
Among the guests AT Grove Park Inn
during the rpast week wcrc captain
and Mrs. n. * Henderson. registered
SIMPLY from Dumfrics. Scotland. They
were on their, honcymoon-frtnklN so
and did not care for Interruptions.
especially rs the honeymoon had been
delayed for over two years. but the
captain found time to ADMIT that he
had been .ovcr there" behind tho lines.
close. to tho front. patching up British
so1diers ever since the war started
sS,JuSt before tho great war broke out.
Captain Henderson was engaged to
marry Miss Margaret NAHUM. Of New
York. Tho wedding date Mas set. but
the British government rudcly shat
tered the plans by taking possession
ofoCaptain Henderson and placing him
behind the front lines AS 4 war sur
econ. Since that time. tho captain.
who had spent several years in Amer
ics, completing his education hers, has
bcen trying to get back.
ABOUT three weeks ago he was
wounded, secured six weeks leave OF
absence. his first since the war started.
and came straight 10 New York. The
wedding followed. and Captain and
Mrs. Henderson came direct TO AShc-
willie for the delayed honeymoon.
sCaptain and Mrs. Henderson left this
week to visit the training camps in
South Carolina, and will go back to
New York. leaving there for England
id the near future. Captain Henderson
rssumins his duties behind the Brit
iSh> lines.
ySThc one big event Of tho week is the
saturday night dinner dance 81; Grove
1shfk Inn. which Is featured weekly by
the presence of officers from the va-i-
Gus camps. Sunday lunch ION parties
are also popular as tho officers can
MT nAS 70 A.1,n 70. I,,,A
ms through tho country to their camps
the same afternoon. Grove Park Inn
cntcrtains as many as 100 luncheon
guests almost every sunday.
Mrs Joscphus Daniels. wife OF The
Secretary OF the Navy, will be here
next week to sneak for the Young
Women's Christian Association. in the
interest OF the big war fund that or
EAnfgation is trying to raise.
sAmonG the recent arrivals here arc
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. LansGorf. children
and nurse. New York Bradley Good
year. L. s.. y. s.: Mr.. and Mrs. W. SAN
som, New York: W. y. Rockcfc'ler
IT, Pittsburgh; Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Schmelyed, New York; Mrs. A. r. Hut
Crimson and son. Chicago; Charles u.
Sahin .Jr.. New York; Mr.. and Mrs
Fred \. Snare. .Ir.. New York: Edward
3 King. New York; Harrison Oil
worth ~, l1ttSDurEn; Dr. j. E. Mar
shall and IL. q. Richmond, Atlantic
city: Captain and Mrs. a. L. Gi!lis,
Rutfalo; Captain. J. II. kNuebe. Euf-
ialo; Sergeant William Rosie, Buffalo:
Mr.. and Mrs. NViHthrop Dwight. New
York; DIR. and Mrs. Robert r. Arm
strong. PasSaic. y. j.; r. L. Kinney
Poaltney. VI: Cyrus II. Long East
Grange; Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Green.
Durham. n. c.; MIR. and Mrs. H. !.
Wise, Chicago: Mrs. Herbert VI, Moore,
Workers. y. Y: Mrs. a. NJ ArtanG. New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Waterman
bridgeport. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. George
e. Wood. Providence. II. |.