Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-01
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80, anu rs. Hcth Lorton, OF New
rk and Richmond. who have been
sSe2A13 several weeks in New York
EVe'returned to Richmond. Mr..
yrs Lorton will spend the full
8 Hotel.
Lieutenant byrd WEEDS.
In the chapel Of ST. Georges Church,
: otuyVesant Square. Washington. at
O'clock Saturday afternoon, the mar
rage was celebrated of Lieutenant
Ihomas Boiling Byrd, U. S. a. a son
or Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd.
OF Winchester. and Miss Margaret b.
S LOWS, daughter OF the late Mr.. and
i Mrs DangerHcld Lewis.
The bride wore a travelling costume,
and was unattended. Her brother.
james Lewis, gave her In marriage.
There were no ushers, but Harry i.
Byrd, of Winchester. was his brothers
best man.
Lieutenant Byrd is a nephew OF Con-
gresham Henry D. Flood. of Virginia.
i and was practicing law with his father
when war was declared. He then en-
. tered the Fort Myer training camp for
|S6hiccrs. He is now stationed at Camp
Sewer. Greenvillc. S. {.
5 Approaching Marriage.
5 Mrs. Walter Jones Harrison. Of Ices
burg. has announced tho engagement
Of her daughter. Henrietta, to Hubert
'aliaferro Plaster. of Seat Pleasant,
Nd, formerly of Leesburg. The we'd
ding will be celebrated on the even
Ing OF December / in st. James Epis-
opsh Church at Leesburg.
Invitations Out.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Richard iioge Paulett,
OF Farmville. have issued invitations
FOR the marriage of their daughter.
Julia May, to Arthur Matthews McCabe.
: sat the Methodist Church in Farmvillc.
A small reception at the home Of the
brides parents will follow the cere-
fnony at the church.
The wedding is Of much interest
here. and a number of guests from
Richmond Will attend the ceremony.
or I.terest Here.
y An engagement of interest that was
|Sannounced recently was that OF Miss
Elizabeth Black Knight, daughter of
tho late MIR. and Mrs. William NJ.
Knight, OF Baltimore. TO Lieutenant
Horace Claggett McElderry. son OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. McElderry.
Miss Knight is sister OF Captain
James Groome knight. One Hundred
and Fifteenth Infantry, u. S. A.; the
Misses Ethel and Rebecca r. Knight
OF Baltimore. and Mrs. Lyndon s.
\ Tracy. OF Syracuse. y. y.
Lieutenant McEldcrry has been re-
ccentiy assigned to the naval training
station at jamestown. Va. for duty
Miss Mary d. Spencer. daughter of
MFRS. L. II. Spencer. and George Mayo
Crump We're quietly married last Satur-
day. After "A Northern trip they VIII
be at home at the Jefferson Hotel
Nickcll-Monett.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moftett OF Herndon.
announces the marriage Of her daugh-
z. Nickel. The ceremony WAS per-
formed by Rev. r. a. Smoot. d. D.. pas
tor OF Centenary Methodist Church.
yesterday. After November 5, Mr. and
Mra. Nickel will be at home in Hern-
. don.
- The bride wore a stylish travelling
ysuit with a hat OF the same shade.
: Suffrage League Mt Home.
The Equal Suffrage League OF Rich
mond will be at home at suffrage head
quarters, Fourth and Franklin Streets
this afternoon from 1870 TO 6:30 o'clock
in honor of Dean Keller and the Equal
Suffrage lie que Of Westhampton Col
lege. Receiving with Mrs. Il. &. VAL
entinc, president. and other officers OF
the Richmond league Will be the fol-
lowing college women: DR.. Orie L.
Hatcher. Vassar; Miss Louise Baldwin.
Westhampton College: Mrs. Melville O.
Rrnnch, vassar: Miss Fannie Crenshaw,
%kryn Mawr; Miss Lucy Williamson
Duke, Columbia: Miss Sadie Engelberg.
Richmond College; Miss Lucy Hender-
son. Columbia: Miss Bessie Stearnes,
4 Vassar: Miss Virginia Sydnor. Column
bia: Miss Mamie Sydnor. Northampton
College: Mrs. Eugene Sydnor. Column
bia; Mrs. j. V. Wachtel. Jr., Leland
( Stanford: Miss Emily Hamilton Welsh.
yassar; Miss Mamie Walden, Randolph
Macon; Miss Dorothy Sage. Randolph
Macon.