Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-21
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lions for dance to be given next We'd
ncsday evening at her home. Tl2 West
rranltlin Street. In honor of her nieccs.
Miss Isabel Scott. Miss Mary Austen
scott. The dance will be an informal
one, and invitations have been limited
TO the members of the younger society
set and some Of the officers.
rrrtty Home Wedding.
pretty wedding of interest was
celebrated yesterday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Smith, 1900 Monu-
ment Avenue. when their daughter.
Miss Elise Wilburn Smith. became the
bride OF John Augustus Clarke son OF
MIR. and Mrs. G. Harvey Clarke. also OF
this city. The ceremony took place
Yesterday morning at IL o'clock and
the Rt. Rev. ID. J. O'Conncll. Bishop OF
Richmond. oiiiciated. The drawing
rooms were arranged with white chry-
Santhemums and ferns and the altar
was decorated in lilies. white chrysan-
ihcmums and lighted candles. in the
dning-room. where Il wedding break
last was served the decorations were
carried out In pink roses and lilies OF
the valley.
The bride descended the stairway
with her father. WHO gave her away.
She wore 4 smart tailored suit of blue
with n modish hat to match. and her
flowers were purple orchids. Miss Mil
dred Lcfcw, VIII was her maid Of honor
and only attendant. "oIe Il French
dress OF pale gray panne velvet.
trimmed In c!Cth Of silver, with hat
of the same shade. She carried an
arinful OF pink roses. Lieutenant q.
Stanley Clarke. Of Fort Myer was mis-
brothers best man.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarke left in the at
,crnoon for Il wedding journey that will
include Atlantic city and Ne" York.
Among the guests from a distance at
tending the ceremony yesterday were:
Mrs. Willard +. Coz. Of Louisville. Ky;
clifford Smith. Jr.. who is stationed at
Admission. Ala, ana Lieutenant; Stanley
Clarke. of Fort Myer.
Prominent Gucsta.
Mrs. Mary Spencer Buchanan, Of The
Homestead" Spencer County, who is In
Richmond TO attend ;hc ID. a. Y. Con-
ven;ion. is a guest OF Mrs. Charles Rob
crit Smith. at 925 Yves; Grace street.
Mrs. Faith Thomas Parrot. Of Mar
,insvlic, regent or the PatTicll Henry
Chapter. -. ~ r.. ~ also visiting Mrs.
smith here.
Clnrkc--N0seley.
SIR. and Mrs. Wnl.nrn Grandson
Mosolcy have announced the engage
ment and approaching marriage OF
their daughter. Rosa Adei; de- to Lieu
tenant George Stanley Clarke. OF the
Twelfth Field Artillery Fort Niger. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs 6. Harvey Clarke. OF
this city. The weddInh will take place
very quietly AT the home % the brides
parents carly in December Miss
Moselcy. who was educated az lfoliins
College. made her formal dcbu. in
Richmond two seasons ago, and both
She and Lieutenant CLARKE are widely
related.
Huttrrworth-GnIus
4 marriage o. interest was ce!e-
bratcd In Calvary Episcopal Church.
pinw.ddie. on Saturday evening. No
vembcr II. at $50 O'Clock. wncn Miss
Kate Hun, Galusha. daughter OF Mr..
and Mis-. John Watts Gaiusha. became
the bride OF George Lunsford Butter
worth. the son OF Mr.. nd Mrs. Kcyn-
"ldson Butterwor,h OF But;crworih.
tcv. :. .. Southall. rector OF ihc par
ish. performed the ceremony. Masses
., palms and ferns were banked in
the chauccl. ana Lighted candles were
used ON the altar. Hiss Susie Me
Crohan, of Sew YORK. sang 'BclicNe
Ale ii All Those Endcar!nG ioun;;
Charms" To her own accompa niincnt.
ihc bride entered the churen with
her father who gave her away. and
they were me: 1T tho ca.tuoci steps Dy
The groom AMI hiA pes, nam. Er.ncI!
Epcs. Of the aviation corps She wore
ii dress OF soft white satin and lace
with Il long cou-i train. ant Nor veil
or ;ulie was fastened Win wreath
mcnt she wore was a crescent OF pearls.
the SIT; Of the groom. ihr carried 4
shower bouquet OF white roses. lilies
OF the valley and mhidenha!r fern.
Mrs. X. y Lewis. SISTER OF the bride.
was the dame or honor. E.r dress
was OF white satin. with a court train.
and the pearls she wore were heir
looms Of the Lewis family. Her low
ers were yellow chrysanihemumS.
The maid OF honor was Miss Carrie
Galusha. sister of the bride. Her dress.
OF yellow taTcta and lace. was made in
quaint shepherdess style. and her
flowers were yellow chrysanthemums.
The two little flower girls. Virginia
Beck and Pattie Butterworth. nieces
OF the groom, wore dresses of white
chiffon. Their baskets decorated with
white ribbon bows and steamers. were
tiied with yellow chrysanthcmums
The Sroomsmen were Carl Butter
worth and Thomas Atkinson. OF Din
wddic; Arthur Richardson. of RAN
doiph- Macon College; -inwood Butter
worth. OF the naval reserve force. and
II. l.. Lewis. of De Witt.
Immediately after the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs. Butterwor,h left for we'd
ding journey North. They will make
their home in Charleston, w. va
Guests from a distance included Miss
May Davis, Of Raleigh. ~ c.; Miss
Bessie Cary, OF Petersburg; mrs w
Butterworth, of Scotland Neck: DR.. and
Mrs. Mcdowell. OF Savannah. Ga; Miss
Butoru, OF Lawrenccvi-- ~ Me
Crohan, of New York: Mrs. and Miss
Rogers, of Surry; Mr.. and Mrs Horace
Smith. OF Petersburg.
Club Entertained.
The Every Monday Club met this
week with Mrs. Booten Hill, 1922 West
Grace Street. The members enjoyed a
paper read by Miss Ruth Sublett on
Catherine III OF Russia" After the
reading Of the paper the members
present told OF interesting books they
had read social hour was spent,
and the hostess served refreshments.
The club will meet November &c with
Mrs. j. H. Burnett at Westhampton.
Open 20 Wives uf Army Officers
Wives OF army officers at Camp Lee
have had extended to them the priv
!leges OF II C Woman's Club, according
10 an announcement made last Monday
afternoon by the president, Mrs. James
Allison Hodges. The club is planning
10 give an entertainment for the SOL
diers. which will probably take place
before Christmas.
Kchenrsui tor Opcrn.
y rehearsal is called for those taking
part in the Hawaiian opera this even
ing at o'clock at the Conservatory of
nf In