Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-15
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3 SOCIETY 6
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out the State Is much interested in
the marriage of MISS Eugenia Davis.
youngest daughter OF DIR. and Mrs
John Staigo Davis. Of the University
Of Virginia, and John Harris. Jr., son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris. OF Gal
weston. Tex. The ceremony took place
yesterday evening at o'clock in the
homo Of the brides parents at the
University OF Virginia. with only the
families and a few intimate friends
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris left at once for
Texas. where they will remain until
the late summer when Mr.. Harris will
enter the reserve officers training
camp.
The bride Is one OF the most beau
tiful girls in Virginia, and has been
an acknowledged belle ever since her
formal presentation to society several
seasons ago. She has frequently
visited In Richmond as the guest Of
relatives and friends.
nIotored From North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Taylor. OF
Winston-S lem. n. c.. are guests Of
Mr. Taylor's brother. H. p. Taylor. at
1901 Grove Avenue. this week. Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor motorcd from North
Carolina to Richmond. accompanied
by Miss Cornelia S. Taylor and Mrs
Y. B. Taylor.
Interesting Session.
There will be meeting held ut the
homo OF Nrs. Fred. w. Scott, 500 West
Franklin street this afternoon at 8
o'clock, In the interest OF the army
!. NJ G. a. DR.. w NJ. Forrest. Of the
University OF Virginia. will speak on
our Duty TO Our Soldiers in the
Trenches" About 500 invitations have
been issued to prominent women IN
Richmond. and the meeting Will be
an interesting one
y. w. c. A. Lawn Fcte.
lawn party will be given by the
T. 81. T. II. Club of the Yong women's
Christian Association this evening
from 8 TO 10 o'clock. The party will
take place at the home of Miss Hattie
Carver. 1926 Garland Avenue. Barton
Heights. There will be music, games
and refreshments Proceeds Of the
entertainment are 20 be used for send
:ng delegate to the Young womens
Blue Ridge. y. c.
Tcim-CoateIlo.
Tho wedding Of Miss Mary Josephine
| Costello and Robert Henry keim. Jr.
was celebrated yesterday morning at
| II o'clock at Sacred Heart Cathedral
with Mons!gncur oFarrar officiating:
| Miss Helen Frances Koim was maid Of
honor. and Ernest Franklin Taylor
acted as best man.
The bride wore u blue travelling suit.
with smart hat OF the same shade.
and a corsaEe bouquet OF lilies Of the
valley Miss Kcim wore purple
dress with hat 10 match, and her
towers were lavender sweet peas
Sir. and Mrs. Kern have gone north
on their honeymoon. and will be at
home a, l3-A North Addison Street,
after June 25.
NoltInE-Wcthrrili.
Invitations have been received in
Richmond from Mr. and Mrs. Robert
We,heri!l. Of Chester. Pa. to the mar
rage OF their daughter. Phoebe De-
laney. to Carl Henry Noting. Of
Brackets" in Louisa County. The
wedding Will take place next Wcdnes-
dag afternoon at 5 o'clock in the home
og Mr.. and Mrs. Wetherill. Twentieth
and Providence Streets. Chester. and
will be followed by reception at $3.50
o'clock. Frederick L. Noting will be
host at a stag party az his country
place on tho River Road Saturday
evening a o'clock in honor OF his
brother. who will be here for the
in Richmond. where he is widely and
prominently related. His coming wed
ding Is among the most interesting
81, tho summer.
Bcncht CIri Party.
Mrs. Joseph SorS. Mrs ". o. Moore
and Mrs. Fred Powell. Of ST. Johns
circle Of Kings Daughters, will give
a subscription card party FOR the bene-
ut ot Sheitering arms Hospital this
afternoon at $3.50, at the residence OF
AIRS. Sorg. 20l5 Monument Avenue.
Quiet Home Wedding.
Miss Mary Lee Armstrong. daughter
Of Mrs. La Monte Timberlake. was
married 10 Carl Preston Parrish yes
terday at noon at the home of the
bride. OF East Grace Street. The
bride wore travelling suit OF blue
tafieta. and carried Bride roses with
q shower OF sweet peas. Her brother,
Clarence Armstrong, gave her away.
The maid OF honor. Miss Clara Thrift,
OF West Point, wore white satin and
GeorEcttc crepe. and carried Killarney
roses. The bridesmaid was Miss Lucille
Armstrong sister OF the bride. She
wore pink GeorGe;te crepe and carried
American Beauty roses The best man
vas Louis Todd. The decorations were
ferns. palms and pink roses. The cere-
nony performed by Rev. P. A.
Arthur. OF ST. Andrews Episcopal
church. and Mrs. John e Proctor sang
AT Dawn!ng." accompanied by Mrs.
John s. Davis. After the ceremony
refreshments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parrish left for New York and
Boston, and w!l! be at home after
juno 20.
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