Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
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a. nome on their return, at Admission
toned.
Mrs. Morris. mother of the bride.
wore dark blue taffeta dress with a
purple hat and q corsage bouquet OF
orchids. Mrs. Calvin Satterheld, mother
VI the groom. wore a black satin dress
hnished with Georgette crepe. with a
pie orchids.
Both Captain Satterfeld and his
PRIDE belong to old and distinguished
southern families. and their wedding
yesterday Is one Of the most Interesting
social functions of the fall season.
ooine OF the guests from q distance
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Satterfield, of
washington; Miss Lindsay Satterfield,
oi Washington; Miss Frances Hay. of
madison; Miss Anna Wildman, Of Lees
Durs; Miss Mary Lyon Tyler. of "Sher-
.r Uou Forest; Miss Louise Morris. Of
riayiors Creek" Hanover. and the
rev David Howard, Of Norfolk.
leaves FOR Norfolk.
MISS Mabel Brown, who has been
spenoing the past week in Richmond
w. miln Mrs. Horace Wexford Jones, at
west FRANKLIN Street. left Friday
aol Nortolk, where she will give a
series OF interesting lectures on cur
rent events. Miss Brown has RECENTLY
Soine from New York, where she has
zen taxing course of study, prepare
.ory Tor the winters work, and ex-
poets shortly to give a course or loo
lures in Richmond.
'anous George Washington China Here.
me precious George Washington Gin
ciHhhtl china, loaned by Miss Mary
Sus'is Lee 10 the Association for the
observation OF Virginia Antiquities
Has arrived In Richmond, and is now on
.ne sheiFes of the Confederate Me-
moral institute (the Battle Abbey)
Ihis famous china was taken to no
5attie Abbey from the express office nv
inomas Pinckney, who had promised
MISS Lee while In Washington that he
would personally superintend it's de-
livery and there It was carefully un-
packed by Mr.. WingieId. who yolun-
eu ms services. Mrs. William Ruff
ih COX, Mrs. Jeffrey G.. a. Montaeu,
ana Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson received and
washed every piece in the case. Lieu
tenaht-Governor Ellyson received the
sitt at the Confederate Memorial In.
stitutc.
This china, which Is one Of tho most
ANGUS Things OF It's kind In existence
IN the country to-day. is decorated in
due, and bears the insignia OF Cincin.
ha'i on each piece. 1t will be exhibited
AT the Confederate Memorial Institute
al reception given early in Novem
per- when the Richmond public will be
given an opportunity for the first time
OF viewing the unfinished mural deco
rations OF Charles Haufrbauer. tho IA
NOUS French painter, who left his wort
10 join the colors In France at the ont.
break OF the war.
In Richmond
Mrs. Harvey Hodges anC family
Formerly OF Lexington, where Mrs.
Hodges's husband was commandment at
the virginia Military Institute. have
arrived in Richmond and will make
their home here this winter. They will
De esta blished on Hanover Avenue
while Colonel Hodges is In the service
Reception for Miss Rynn.
Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander Sorg
OF $50 North Harrison Street. are re-
ceiVing on Tuesday everinc in bonor
or their niece. Miss 'delaidc RYAN
whose marriage TO H. L. Germelman, Of
the United States government service
Washington will take place October II
The wedding will be q br!!lian; event
OF this week.
DrowninE-Duke.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Duke, Of
stuart Avenue. announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage OF their
daughter. lneZ Elizabeth. TO Robert A
browning. also OF this city The we'd
ding. which is an Interesting event OF
this season. will take place October 81
Home Wedding.
The wedding OF Miss Martha Valen-
tine Hechler and Richard Henry Hard
esty. Jr.. was celebrated Wednesday
evening at o'clock N the home az tho
bride. the ceremony being performed bv
Rev. IL. j. Williams. pastor of the Third
presbyterian Church. Mrs William O.
Lewis. of Quebec Can, sister of the
bride. was dame of honor, and yelling
ton w. Cottrell was best man. The rib.
oons were held by little Frances
Saunders and Mildred Hardesty who
wore frtcks OF white net anil lace with
pink sashes. Little Marie Mears. in a
pink tulle dress. carried the ring In
lily.
The bride wore 4 dark blue velour
travelling suit, with hat to match. and
carried Bride roses and lilies of the
valley. The dame OF honor was gowned
In electric blue Georgtte creme. trimmed
in silver lace. with a French bonnet
She carried bouquet of Killarney
rosebuds
Guests rr, m distance attending tho
wedding were Mrs. Harry L. Mears
Miss Marie Mears. Of Harrisburg. Pa:
Mrs William Owen Lewis. of GRANNY.
quebec. Can The ceremony was Wit
messed only by RELATIVES: and a few In
innate frien ts Mr.. and Mrs. Hardestv
will be al home after November I In
Richmond.
University Dances for Hospital.
the regular fall germans at the
University OF Virginia. given by the
p. Is. German Club and ribbon so.
cieties will be taken over by the won
en- of the community. headed by Mrs
Edwin A. Alderman. and will be held
October u.s. 26 and 81, for the benef,t
OF the recreation fund of Base Hos
pital No. Al.
The dances will all partake of a mill.
tary nature; the girls dressed in the
colors of the allies, and the men In
khaki Colonel James A. Cole. com.
mandant of the university, will lead
the grand march and other figures
Contrary to all traditions, first-year
men will be permitted to attend the
dances this fall.
The proceeds will go to purchase
moving-ptcture machine, a victrola. n
library and other means of amuse
ment for the members Of the base
hospital which will represent Virginia
on the front in Europe.
Accepts Commission.
DR.. Finley Gayle. Jr., who is associ-
ated with DIR. Beverley Tucker, has ac
copied a commission in the army ms
first lieutenant in the officers reserve
corps. DR.. Gayle has been detailed
to the Neurological Institute. New
York, at which place for the past
he hoe At