The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-25

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Mrs Blanche Roane Douglas, OF
Brook Vale, Va, announces the en-
gaeement and approaching marriage
of her niece, Miss ClarIne veriinda
Newcomb, to the Rev. Edgar g. Hin.
of Lancaster, Va, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip L. Hi, of Elmont, Va.
The ceremony will take place NoNvem
Der 10 at II o'clock in the morning
in White Marsh Methodist church,
I Brook Vale. Va. g.
/ Harris--Nobie.
y wedding of interest was celebrat-
ed yesterday morning ait IL o'clock
In the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Jefferson Noble, of Noble avenue, Gin
ter Park, when their daughter, Name
Coleman, became the bride of Alex
ander Mason Harris. of this city. Rev.
Charles Franklin Myers, of Green's
boro, N. c., performed the ceremony
in the presence of only the two fami-
lies.
/ Palms and potted plants were used
/ in decorating the brides home. Her
father gave her In marriage. She
wore a suit of midnight blue and car
ried a bouquet of lilies of the valley
Brides roses. Her sister, Miss LII
/ Ian Victoria Noble, was her only at
ttendant Her frock was Of two-toned
wisteria satin with hat to match and
her flowers were pink rosebuds. Phil
ip w. Murray, of Newport News, was
Mr.. Harris best man.
| After November 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris will be at home ~ 301 North
Addison street They are now on a
| Northern trip.
/ Stern--TrauerTnan.
I Miss Ruth Trauerman. of Rich
mond. and Sidney L. Stern, also of
this city, were married Monday even
ing at 6 o'clock in the brides home.
|101G Park avenue, by Rabbi Calisch.
The bride is the daughter OF Joseph
Trauerman, of Sioux City. Ia. and
the niece of the late s. Fleischman,
+ OF this city. The groom is the son
OF Mrs, Mena Stern, of this city.
! The color scheme carried out In
decorating the brides home was es-
pecially attractive, pink and blue
flowers being used in the parlors and
vases of yellow Chrysanthemums and
baskets of yellow roses in the dining
room and halls
/ The bride was gowned In white
brocaded satin trimmed with pearls
and she carried orchids and lilies or
the valley. Her sister. Miss Katherine
Trauerman, was her only attendant
Her gown was of blue velvet and tulle
and she carried pink roses. Lieuten-
ant Harry S. Stern, OF the medical
reserve corps, was his brothers best
man.
After a Northern trip. Mr.. and Mrs
Stern will make their home at 1915
Park avenue.
I Among the ut-of-town guests pres
ent were; Miss Adele Trauerman, j.
l.. Trauerman, of Sioux City. Ia Miss
+ Carve Abram, Miss Ella Hellar. of
/ ~ ls,S.y
! n. Y. The bride is a niece Of the late
S. W. Fleischman, of Richmond, with
whom she has made her home for
! the past few years. The groom Is a
son OF Mrs. Mena Stern. also of this
city.
Invitations Received.
/ Invitations have been receiyed from
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kinioch Page,
/ of Gotham, Albemarle county, to the
marriage of their daughter, Mrs.
Frances Page Morrison, formerly OF
! Richmond. to Henry Washington
Mann. The ceremony will take place
IN Grace Episcopal church, Gotham
on November 3 at 1890 o'clock.
! Spencer---Bargamin.
! A wedding which came as sur
! prise to Newport News society was
iaelernnized IN Richmond Monday at
ternoon at l o'clock when Miss Min
ME Belle Bargamin, the daughter of
! Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bargamfn, of
! Newport News, became the bride of
James Hammond Spencer. also Of
Newport News. The Rev. J. B. Hut
SON, of Pine-Street Baptist church,
| performed the cerem NY. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reich, of Newport News.
accompanied Miss Bargamin and Mr..
Spencer to this city.
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been issued to the
wedding of Miss Rosalie Eugene
Smith. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. AL
len Smith, OF Port Conway, Va, to
wilkins Burnley Taylor. of Spottsyl-
vania county. which will be celebrated
at Emmanuel church. Port Conway.
on November at $50 o'clock in the
afternoon.
McKenryPortcr.
| Iiutenant Carl E. McKenry, OF
I I4ynchburg, and Miss Lucille Porter.
daughter of w. CT. Porter, of Hunt
sinston, w. Va, were married Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF the brides
aunt, Mrs. w. f, Graves, In Char
/ iottesville, DIR. George l.. Petrie. of
the Presbyterian church, officiating.
The bride graduated last June at the
virginia college, OF Roanoke. Lieu
tenant McKenry. who is law grad
iuate OF Washington and Lee. is now
stationed at Greenville. s. c.
| Kuhp--Squire.
The wedding OF Miss Helen Hay
Squire to Major General Joseph E.
Kuhn has attracted much interest in
society throughout the land. Follow
! ing is an account of the marriage clip
| ped from the Washington Post:
The marriage of Miss Helen Hay
Squire to Major-General Joseph Err
/ A +nalx ntQHa Fri
day afternoon in the home of the
| brides cousin. Mr.. George Bond Coch-
| ran. who. announced the engagement
a fortnight ago. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Edward L.
buckley, of st. Mathews church. in
| the presence of small company OF