Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

rau.s Church. At Centrcvillc. Md. III
the presence of brilliant assembly oil
guests. The chancel was banked WIN
palms and lilies and fragrant whiIe
| bios SONS. and candles were used OH
The altar. Rev. J. Dwickscn Cummins'
! rector of the church, performed the
J ceremony.
The bride entered the church with
her father, who gave her away, ana
they were met at the chanccl steps by
Licu;cnan, Foster and his brother. l..
Carter Foster. OF The Plains, who
WAS his best man The bride wore Il
lovely gown OF soft white satin made
with a long court train. and her tullc
Veil was fastened with orange bios
SONS She carried :, shower bouquet OF
lilies OF the valley and Bride roses.
Miss Dclha Daucy Brown was her sis
tors maid Of honor. She wore Il quaint
dress ot sunset taucta, made bouffnntc
style. with a bodice OF turquoise panmc
velvet and 4 hat to match Her
flowers were pink snap dragons and
Ophclia roses Little Jane Turner Eos
ter and Frances Kcnnard Brown. who
/ were flower girls. wore old fashioned
costumes OF white oreandic with blue
tafi,ta bodjccS. they carried blue
creme trays. suspended around the neck
with blue ribbon. filled with tiny pink
rosohuds.
+ The groomsmcn included Licutcnant
.
/ WllIoUG hhy Cooic. Lieutenant Frank
b bcirnc. Edward Carter Turner. Jr.. of
fauuuicr county: Clarence Il. IicwcS.
/ OF Washington: William Lee Royal.
/ JOHN i. Brown and Turner Foster.
+ Following the ceremony at the
/ church reception Was held At the
homo of the brides parents The
drawing-rooms were arranged with
cNcrsrccns and autumn flowers and
The mantcls were banked in roses
Hoscs and lilies were used on the table
IN IN" dininS-room. and The brides
cake was wrcaihcd in lilies
Lieutenant and Mrs. Foster left later
in tho evening for 4 wedding journey
Both Lieutenant Foster and his bride
arc widely related here. and their we'd
ding j. ono Of the most important So
cial events OF the late fall. Mrs. Fos-
ter is a granddaughter OF Captain
Charles Macon Wesson, OF Richmond.
l and made her formal bow to society III
/ Baltimore two seasons ago.
Prominent Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Ran
dolph Talco;t. daughter of Mrs. George
Russell Talcott, to Lieutenant Marion
| y. Fisher United states Army, took
place last evening at o'clock at the
| home Of the brides mother. with only
the immediate families present. The
/ wedding was very quiet one, and
]
| is son of DIR. and Mrs. Alexander
! Caswell Fisher. of Richmond County.
Al tho Womnn'S Club.
Monday afternoon at the Woman's
Club Miss Maudc Wetmore will speak
on Social Welfare Work" Miss Wet
more is the president OF the woman's
department. National Civic Federation,
and president of the National League
! FOR Woman's Service. Miss Caroline
Holiday is chairman of the after
noon.
Mrs. Mary Hatch Willard, chairman
oil the international surgical dressings
committee of the National War Relief
Association. will also speak on her ex-
perienceS i'll the war zone. Hostesscs
Tor the afternoon will he Mrs. Moses d
flogc. Mrs. Ellen S. Morton, Mrs. w. II.
Adams Mrs. Murray Mcclure Mrs. T.
X. Laffcrty, Mrs. Ralph Johnson, Mrs.
| j. y. c. Chandler. Mrs. Charles IIablis
ton, Miss Sally Dcanc. Miss Julia Sully.
Miss ilawsic Glazebrook, Miss Lulic
Johnston. Miss Florence Peplc, Miss
Maude Stringfellow.
wives OF army officers at Camp Lee
nave had extended to them the priv
l.'E"S OF the Woman's Club. according
To an announcement made last Monday
afternoon by the president, Mrs James
Nllls"h Hodges. The club is planning
10 give an entertainment for tho col
aicrs' which will probably take place
PEI ore Christmas.
1inrkc-Smith.
Ins Wedding Of Miss Elise wilburn
H"!th. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs t.Iif
!"rd smith. 10 John Augustus I,larla
son OF Mr. and Mrs. G.. Harvey Clarke
as" ni Richmond. will be ce,,hr.,ad
Hcsnty morning at II o'clock a, 49,
nome OF the brides parents, 1900 Mom-
80 NN'nue. clifford Smith. Jr., who
"a !"hed with the Blues a; Auui.-
y Al r-tf.
- attend his sisters Wedding 80
- 'tN"nt George Stanley Clark So.
'''h.H AT Fort Mycr. viii .,Ien
.'"'HH me guests from ii distance ..
,thG!Ae the ceremony a.
i'uhrhron for Nisitors
a., y.'i'tht among events scheduled
ihiF week is the luncheon ,,'t:
NE daughters OF 1872 ara ,,h ".ien
a,.tsaics TO the state councii 20
't''tFSon on Thursday az o,cIocL
--'' women prominent i'm na,rio,;o
ron! al! over the State win hc
resent and the affair promises - y.
uAHSna! briliance. The Luncheon
49,. SsIFcd in the tea room. and
.2NeFs VIII be laid for sixty ,,,o "."
@eIo!aiions viii be In blu. and
t Hhd INC place cards viii be sui,-
ale for IN" occasion '"''-
"-'s' william J. Judd is Chairman y.
Entertainment committee. .ssis,cd
-Hi. christie" II. Clarke and Mira
r. IT, Purcell. j.
'"nccrning Mrs. Ellison.
NE l. j. Ellison returned last woct
r. nome IN New York Ctty, aftor
'l several weeks here. Mrs.
i.'.'Soh HiFectcd the premier concert
'''' - A.Ias Margaret Wilson d.u,L
e' oi PRESIDENT Wilson. and pcrrv
''''hser pianist. which j. the mrs, ~
s!!"a OF gratis concerts they viii
h''e N the south Tor the bcnent Of
-'"tonal Camp Fire Girls. with :,
% >t"9o u tho National Red Cross
VIC cent from each entertainment.
Mrs Ellison, who is a Virr;cian =. -.
woman OF Skill ana ability, and ibis
tIoniinucd on Fourth Pago)
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