The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-13
SOCIETY
kuhn--Suuire.

confirmed when the engagement OF
Ma or- General Joseph Kuhn. y. 8. A.
commanding officer at Camp Meade.
Admiral, Md, to Miss Henel Squire, of
Washington, was announced this week
by the latter's parents. General Kuhn
Is said to have sent more active ser
vice than anN other man in the u. s.
army. In the first months of the war
he was United States observer with
the German army. He is expected to
be among the first sent abroad. No
date has been announced for the we'd
ding.
observation-disclosures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Reams, of
Chfmborazo park. announce the we'd
ding of their daughter, Phyllis. to
Bentarn'n p. Hubbard. of Squadron
A.. First. Virginia cavalry. Of Annis-
ton. AlR The ceremony took place
Ii, Greensboro. n. c., Tuesday October
9. Walter Smith. of Richmond at
tended as best man.
O'DonneIl--Enright.
Cards have been received announo-
ing the wedding of Miss Nell Veronica
Enright the daughter OF Mrs. Thomas
J. Enright. to Charles Francis ODon-
nell. tson Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. ODon-
nell. all OF this city. The ceremony was
celebrated by Rev. James A. Brennan
AS9lStGu ny rev. " A$I@Ay Axe
st. Patrick's church, Tuesday morn
ing at IL O'Clock Only immediate
relatives witnessed the ceremony.
After a Northern trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
CDonnell will make their home at
201S Jefferson park.
GfIkeson-Patterson.
A lovely fall wedding took place in
Thinking Springs Presbyterian church.
Etaunton. Wednesday evening at 8
O'Clock. when Miss Helen Biackwood
Patterson became the bride of Lieu
Company D, Hundred and Tenth
machine gun battalion q. s.. n. @.
The ceremony took place in the
presence Of a large assenblage of
friends and the wedding united two
OF the oldest families IN the valley.
the names of both being listed in
the church record with the original
founders of Thinking Springs church
1870 years ago. The edifce was beau
fifully decorated. golden rod. au-
tumn leaves and ferns being used
in abuhdance, and the ceremony was
performed by the pastor Rev. J. o.
Mann.
Professor Robert Mfddlekauff OF
Etaunton, played the wedding march.
and the bride had as her attendants
Miss Elizabeth Giikeson. of Pariters-
burg, W, Va. rs maid Of honor. and
Misses Mary Stuart Robertson Elsie
Morris. EVELYN Hoge. King Nelson
Anna Compton Patterson. n sister Of
the bride and Bradley Clarke, Of
Wakefield, Va, as brides maids
white the flower girl was little Miss
Martha Mann
Mr., -C'keson's best man was his
brother in law. Larry w, Wilson and
the groon'smen included e. x. Hoge.
Jr. A. Stuart Robertson. and Villa m
Miller. Of stanton. Russell Hovt. cou-
sin OF the bride OF Atlanta, Ga.
Prown Patterson, brother OF the bride
and Glenwood Baylor both OF Barter
brook
Mr. and Mrs Glkeson left on an
evening train for "A brief wedding
trip. after which they viii he at home
AT Admission. Ala, where the groom
will join his command
Lieutenant CtikeSon is fhe Youngest
son of Mrs Elizabeth GiIkeson and
the late NJ r. ,Gilkeson and his bride
f. q daurhter OF Mr. and Mrs. Black
wood Patterson, of Barterbrook,
Returus From Visit.
Mrs Charles Rosher has returned
10 her home. S West Franklin street,
after visit with her brother. Mr..
Langley, In Philadeiphia.
Personals.
Miss Theina Kennedy and Miss
Elsie Kennedy, Of Staunton are spend
Ing the week -end with friends In this
city
Mrs wsrasefa Scoft a1it sfies
Bertha Ecott. OF Glen Alien and
Amelia county. are spending the
week end with friends in this city.
Miss Mamie Nottingham and Miss
Mary Carpenter, Of Mary Baldwin
seminary in Staunton. are In the city
for the L. w. c. A. conference.
Mrs. Robert G.. CabelI has return
ed to her home in Monroe Terrace
after a stay In New York.
Va, spent the past week in Richmond.
Invitations Received.
Invitations have been received from
Mr.. and Mrs. James Redmond Foster
OF ~Elenvtlle." Fauquier county, to
the marriage Of their daughter Mary
Fftzhugh. to Edward Carter Turner
Jr.. son OF Mrs r. C. Turner. OF
Netherlands" Fauauier county. The
ceremony will take place October 81
in Grace Episcopal church. The
Plains. F'auouter county
Especial to The Richmond virgtntan
Arvonia. va, Oct. IA very heat-
tfful and impressive marriage was
soiemnixed tn the Arvonia Presbyter-
fan church on "Wednesday of this
week when Miss winifred Alneda
Pitts daushter of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur
fletcher Pitts. became the bride Of
Joel Morton Hannah, OF the old Char
fotte county. Virginia. Hannah family,
hut more recently a resident OF Cass
West Virginia.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Samuel Hannah, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church of Alexandria,
Va, brother of the groom, assisted
by Rev. w McC Miller. pastor Of
the Avpnia Presbyterian church The
church was handsomely decorated
with golden rod. evergreens and au-
turnn leaves.
The bridesmaids. who preceded the
bride and groom into the church,
dressed In white satin and black pic
ture hats, and carrying yellow chry-
sAnthemunos, were Miss laura Con-
ner1ee. OF Middletown. Delaware:
Irene ant Miriam Briggs. OF Rich
mond: Virginia Pitts of Scottsville
and Edith and Elizabeth Pitts, of
Arvonia- Miss Miriam Pitts was maid
Of honor.
The bride GAME in with he~ brother
Colonel A r. pitts .Ir. md the oro~~a