Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-16
!; &NSNSN
3 SOCIETY s
>NA SN@&

silSs Miriam Reynolds has returned
10 Richmond. after spending several
weeks with friends In Lynchburg. Miss
Reynolds has as her guests ut her
nome on Park Avenue, Miss Katharine
Graves. OF Rome. Ga, and Miss Alice
Fleming, OF Lynchburg, who will spend
some time In Richmond. A number
OF informal affairs have been planned
for Miss Graves and Miss Fleming dur
iEs their stay In Richmond.
Interesting Announcement.
| Announcement has been made Of tho
engagement and approaching mar
csse OF Miss Isbell Eliza. Moore.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. James 8.
\ Moore. OF Victoria, to Needham stuart
Turnbun. Jr.. Commemorative Attor-
ney OF Lunenburg County The mar
riage will take place some time in
August.
In the North.
Rtchmonders will leave shortly To
spend some time at the various water
ing places OF the North. returning to
their homes in this city in the late
tall season. Mr.. A. Beirne Blair and
Miss Alice Blair. OF 404 West Franklin
Street. have ne to Bay Head. N. j..
where they spend part OF each sum-
mer. Mrs. James Walker and her sis
ter, Miss Elizabeth. Hayes. will go to
Bar Harbor. Mo. whore they will be
established for an extended stay. Miss
Emily Hanewinckel is at Castine, Me-.
where she will spond the late summer
months.
Tylor-Hoovcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hoover. of this city.
announce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter. Frank. to Earle Wyne Tyler. the
ceremony having taken place Satur-
day In Washington.
Celebrates Dirthday.
The home OF Mr.. and Mre, Thomas
n. Bigger on West Avenue was the
scene OF an interesting affair on Sat
urday evening, the occasion being tho
celebration OF the eighty-third birth
day OF Mr.. Bisser's mother, Mrs. John
Boil Bigger.
Tho decorations were of growing
plants and garden flowers. At 10
o'clock refreshments were served by
DiIsa Madeline Russell Bigger. grand
daughter OF the guest Of honor.
Mrs. Bigger was the recipient OF
many flowers In honor Of the occasion.
and messages OF congratulations were
numerous during the receiving hours.
Those present were MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas II. BIGGER. Mr.. and Mrs. Hay
r. Thornton. MIR. and Mira, Russell f.
Madeline Russell Bigger, Miss saiiie
Norveii. IL. MEG. Gigger, John d.
Bigger. N. w. Bigger and Sam w. Big
ger. Of Richmond. and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred. Hunter Wyatt. Of Washing
ton. D. c.
Boeth-Morrisett.
Miss Edith Morrise,t. OF 10 South
Cherry Street, and Ira l.. Booth, VIII
be married at O'Clock this morning
at tho homo OF the bride by Rev. w. Z.
James. d. D., pastor OF the Grove Ave-
nue. Baptist Church. After a honey
moon spent In Greensboro and other
Southern points the couple viii be at
home at North Addison street.
Marriage Announced.
Mrs NJ. Smith, of 1925 Decatur Street,
announces the marriage of her daugh-
ter. MiBs Fannie &. Smith. TO w. Ed
ward Hail. the ceremony having taken
place on Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. The bride wore a going-away
gown OF blue taffeta. with mod!sh
hat TO match. and carried a bouquet of
sweet peas.
After an extended Northern wedding
trip. Mr.. and Mrs.. Hall will make their
home In this city.
In England.
cable announcing the safe arrival
In England Of DR.. w. II. Baughman
has been received by his mother. Mrs
J., A. Baughman. of Richmond DR..
Baughman Is not attached TO n COM
mand, but with five other physicians
was sent over for special hospital work.
Charity Functions.
Troop No, d. OF tho Girls Scouts
Will give lawn party this evenin4.
from 1880 to IL o'clock on the $500
block Monument Avenue, Refresh,
ments Will be served and many inter-
esttpG features have been ARRANGED.
The affair is for the benent of the
Red Cross. and tho public Is Invited,
There will he children's party on
tho campus OF Benedictine College this
afternoon from to o'clock. All
sort Of novel features have beon ar
ranged. and tho program promises to
be most attractive one.
Norfolk Wedding.
quiet marriage was solemnized Iast
Tuesday afternoon ~ 1880 O'Clock.
when Miss Martha Helen Sweeney be-
came the bride of Charles o. Dough-
erty. OF Knoxville. Tenn.
Tho ceremony was performed by Row
Father Ryan. OF Sacred Heart Church,
In tho presence Of u few friends. Mrs.
Walter NJ. Copperidse, sister OF the
bride. was bridesmaid and Walter Cop
pertdse acted as best man, After the
reception Mr.. and Mrs. Dousherty left
on an extended trip North, after which
they will be at home at $50 West -Four,
toenth Street, Norfolk