Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-05
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The latter formerly Miss Helen lIaskins.
OF Richmond, at the Georgian Terrace
IN honor OF Lieutenant and Mrs. Atticus
HayEood. whose wedding was event
OF that morning. the ceremony taking
place at the home Of the brides aunt.
Mrs. !. V. Morchead. in Ansley Park.
Mrs. iiayEood was before her marriage
Miss Nary Haskins. Of Richmond. ana
made her debut hero last season.
Tho dinner was served in the rose
nintnS groom. and the table WAS decor
atcd with a big basket OF giant yellow
and white chrysanthcmums. At inter
walls on the table smaller vases OF the
same flowers were placed. The place
cards were decorated in hand painted
"uptds The guests included Colonel
ana Mrs. William l.uhn. Captain and
Mrs. Robert whitehurst. Lieutenant and
Mrs. kirkwood Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Trotti. Mr. anG Mrs Wilbur IIays"od.
Jr.. Mrs. Wilbur IIaysood. Miss Marion
l'unSon, Najo Mckinley, Captain N. r.
Jones. Captain Ernest Kuhlc. Licuten-
ant Albert Irwin. Lieutenant William
Bedell and Innis Morehead.
Arrives IN France.
a cablcgram has been received in
richmond announcing the safe arrival
in France Of Lieutenant Robert Groner.
Of the United States aviation section.
Lieutenant Groner is a grandson OF Mr..
and sfrs. James Is. Pace.
or Interest Here.
\ dinner preceded the marriage at
80 Wednesday. November IS. OF Mig.
Merry Alta Campbell daughter Of Mrs
H. q. Campbell. Of Columbus. Ohio to
George T. Peters. OF ASheville. Ono
hundred guests witnessed the scryic.
AT King Avenue Methodist Church, sol.
"n'nized by the pastor. Rev. Thomas II.
Campbell.
The bride was attended by her two
,s,ers' MISC Grace Campbell az maid
a
bridesmaid. The best man was r. H.
stephens. Eellaire. and the ushers were
HAROLD Anderson. Cleveland. and Lynn
oshornc. Columbus. The bride was
given In marriage by her brother J. NJ
campbell. Of Richmond and another
brother. j. W. Campbell. Massillon. who
- on his way TO Norfolk to join the
navy was member OF the bridal party.
Charles Pryce presided at the organ
and Miss Margaret Gongwcr sang
The bride wore suit of brown
s:ivertone. with hat and gloves to
match. md her flowers were sweet
peas and lilies OF the alley. Miss Grace
Cahphcll wore p blue frock with blue
NAT ana sweet peas and sunburst rose
buds. Miss DLyla Campbell wts
Eowned in green. with Opheiia rose
buds and sweet peas. The church vas
decorated with American flags among
which fonted the Btars and bars OF
the C"nfederacy.
After wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs.
hcters VIII reside at Huntington, w.
Va Among out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Peters, Ashcville
parents OF the bridegroom.
Tuesday evening nifty guests we,a
entertained with an informal reception
at the Campbell home. Among them
we're members OF Robert T.. Lee Chap.
ter. Daughters OF the Confcderacy OF
which tho bride is a member
The bride formerly made her homo In
his city.
Leaves for New York.
DR.. Wallace Bllnton. VINO has b.en
me recent guest OF his parents here
has left fo- New York. where ne Will
." connected with the work OF ST.
'-uhe's Hospital DR.. Blan,on has Just
or several months ir a Red Cross
hospital in Paris.
AZ the Womnn's Club.
The FIRST OF series OF lectures m
!'u:stan plays Will be given this after
noon at o'clock at the Wonan's C;u,,
by Miss Lou B.llc Catesby Jones TE.se
lectures vii! he amonI; :hc most in
lertst'ng events OF the season as ,:iss
Jones is delightful and pleasing
Members are asked to note tha, from,
row on all entertainments at the club
VII begin promptly at 4 O'Clock instead
@! $3.50 the usual hour
In the North.
- 'aheS X Y. Daniel, VINO mas
been spending the past several months
in the North is no win Atlantic CITY
Tor an extended stay. James r. Y.
Daniel. Jr.. who has been student
ut the Chamber!ayne School here for
several years. IS now at the Episcopal
itiEh Schoo. near Alexandria
Mrs. Daniel expects to return 20 Rich
monG in the near future.
Club Entertained.
The Every Monday Club. in lis stuly
Of Russia. had as its subject ;h;s week
Cities OF Russa-kief Moscow and
Perorrad." Mrs. r. j. wilIi,glam
was On the program for that afternoon.
ana her description Of these cities
were vivid ana the Impressions ron
dered by her will be lasting
The hostess on this occasion was
MES Daisy Winston. of 1907 Hanover
avenue. At the conclusion of tie pro-
gram The usual social hour was spent
Mrs. DeJarnettc. OF 2440 Park Ave
nic. VIII entertain tho club Decem.
Der 10.
First or Series o, knitting ren..
a special call for knitted articles Ter
the soldiers having been received. tb,.
virginia Association Opposed 10 Wo-
man Suffrage Will give series of draw
lnE- room Knitting teas. the first OF
which VIII be held under it's auspices
this afternoon from { to n'clocl; n,
Tho residence of Mrs. Thomas Cary
Johnson III C;intcr Park. The yarn
VIII be furnished by the association
and an instructor in knitting will be
present. There VIII be music AMI light
refreshments, and all interested are in.
vited 10 attend
These affairs will he held semi.
monthly at the home of members OF the
association.
At the Shenandoah.
Miss Zelle Minor has been uuite sick
AT her apartment in .he Shenandoah.
but Is now able TO be out again. Miss
Jane Minor has joined her sister at the
Shenandoah
In New York.
Among the people from Richmond in
New York during the past week have
been: w 7. Dabney. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Z. Chamberlain. Melville Il. SulH-
van, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r. Burr. Mr.. ana
iirs George II. i!eisler, Rolfe T.. Clio
Yer.
Ginter Park Womnn's Club.
The Woman's Club of Ginter Fark