Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-02

performed tho ceremony. with only .
small company OF friends present.
Tho bride wore II smart blue travel
ing suit, with hat and gloves to match.
and corsage bouquet OF orchids and
lilies of the valley. Miss Ethel Fchsen-
field, of Baltimore, was maid OF honor,
and Carl Oswald, of Washington. was
the grooms best man. Among tho
other guests at the wedding were:
Frederick LautenberE. of Baltimore;
Mrs. Carl Oswald, of Washington; Mrs.
Ripley Bowman. OF New York: Howard
Huntington. of New York, and Mrs.
benjamin Tillcy. OF this city.
After 4 short wedding journey, Mr..
and Mrs. Pratt will be at home in
Richmond at sos West Grace Street.
At the Womnn'> Club.
The Nativity will be the subject
OF an illustrated lecture with lantern
slides and music to be given at tho
Womans Club tomorrow afternoon at
4:30 o'clock. Miss T.. NJ. Whitfield Is
chairman OF the afternoon, and the
hostesses include Mrs. 1Iinwood Antrim.
Mrs. Granville Valentine. Mrs. l.. r.
Curry. Mrs. Harvie Brown, Mrs. Stewart
Woodward. Mrs. c. a. Robins. Mrs
bernard Guiss. Mrs. l.. AIcNcieh. Misses
Rebecca Gordon, BeuIah Patterson and
Jean Field.
The program is 10 be 4 Christmas
one and s,creopticon illustrations of
great paintings will be shown of tho
Nativity and events Immediately pre-
cedinG and following 1t. Readings
appropriate TO the subject will be
given by Miss FLORENCE Peple. and mu-
sic by Mrs Hamilton smith, Mrs. Will
liam Shepherd. Miss Jean Trigg and
Mrs. T.. d. IieQucmbourE. The pictures
will be sent from the Chicago Art In
stitute and the Metropolitan Museum
of Art. in New York. On Wednesday
afternoon Miss Lou Belle Jones Will
give the first OF n series of four lee
lures at the club on Russian plays.
Approaching Marriage.
Mrs. Cornel;a c. Cooke announces the
engagement ard approaching marriage
Of her daughter, Cornelia Trevillian,
to Lieutenant James y. Fowdcn, 0. n.
c. The wedding is to take place Mon
day.
Wnddill--AdRm.
MIR. and Mrs. John Adam announce
the engagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Dolly Collins,
TO Lieutenant Joseph Temple Waddill.
of the One Hundred and Fifth En-
Eineers, now stationed at Grecnville.
S. G.. The wedding will be celebrated
very quietly at home with only the
Immediate families present.
Wedding OF Interest.
A wedding OF much interest through
out Virginia took place Thursday at
ternocn ut 5:3o o'clock. in keysville,
when their daughter. Annie Elizabeth.
became the bride of Lewis Bouldin
Goode. Of Chase City. The house was
decorated with palms and yellow and
white chrysanthemums. and the cere-
mony, which took place before an altar
OF palms. Ascension lilies and cathedral
candles. was performed by the Rev. T.
y. Figg. Mrs. L. w. IIudgins, of Chase
City. sang Because" and II Love Tou
Truly" accompanied by Mrs. J. S.
Brookcs. The bride descended the stair
way with her brother, i. w. Osborne
by whom she was given in marriage.
she wore smart travelling suit of
purple chiffon broadcloth, with a hat
TO match, and n corsaEc bouquet OF
lilies OF the valley and purple orchids.
The bridesmaids were Miss Carolyn
osborne. sister OF the bride, and Miss
E!!zateth Peters. Their dresses were
OF white Georgette crepe, and they
carried armfuls 81 white chrysanthc-
NUNS tied with tulle. Little Edward
HudEins. cousin OF the bride. was ring
bearer, carrying the ring in siivev
basket. II. Hugh GooGo. of Chase CITY.
VAS his brothers best man. Im,nedi-
ately after the ceremony, Mr.. ard Mrs
Goode left for n Northern wedding
trip. and on their return will be at
home in Chase City.
Ten In Honor of Mrs. Sale.
on Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Alvin
Rowe. OF Fredericksburg. entertained
at tea in honor of Mrs. Charles Wal
lace sale. The drawing-r were
made attractive with bowls OF R,ch
mond roses and candle light and dur
ins the afternoon several vocal selec-
lions were rendered BY Mrs. A. -. Rov-o
ana Mrs. Z. II. Russell.
MIS-. Sale was. before her martinez
Miss May Perrin. OF French Hov,"
who was married in the late summer to
Z. w. Sale. L. $. A. now
stationed at Fort Travis, San Antonio
Texas
or Interest Here.
marriage OF interest III Richmond.
New York and Columbus, Ohio. which
mas Just bee nnnnounced, was solemn
l"cd at the Little Church Around III.
corner New York City. September TX
"heh MISS Alice Lumpkin Anderson he,
came the bride OF Edmund Earl Shaad
1'' oi columbus, Ohio The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Ro!lin DodT
Miss Lucy Chase was maid of boror NV,
Howard w. Hickman beg, M, ~
Shedd is daughter of Mr.. ana Mr.,
william Monroe Anderson. of Richmond
ana her grandfather, Captain Carer
. ANDERSON, has been connected v.i,,
me chesapeake and Ohio Railway ror
hity-nine years. Mrs Shcdd's ,oc,hsr
IS the daughter OF the late DR. and
MIS-. John 6. Lumpkin. DR.. I.umnk,n
was one OF the most prominent physi-
inns OF MS day. Miss Mary Carter
Anuersoh' an aunt Of the bride 10 q
member OF the faculty OF tho pich
monq Collegiate School for Girls
Mt Shedd belongs to an old and nro,n-
iheht family. Mrs. Shedd was ono 70
me hrst TO volunteer service 70 hor
country. being member Of the wo-
mans section OF the Navy League
committee on National Dc
Tense and the Woman Surrr,on
OF New York City. She was vcrv ~
i've in assisting the Democratic nor,y
during The last campaign OF Prnsi.
dent Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Shedd -,
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