Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

W, Upshur will give lecture on Tho
Battle OF New Market" This i'll be
the first time IN The history Of the
club tina. the young people and chill
iren OF club members have been In
NitCd 10 n lecture. and each member Is
privileged To ask her children to hear
the survivor of the famous battle Of
New Market speak. II promises to be
most interesting afternoon. as very
few people have the opportunity to
hear u battle described by one OF the
soldiers who participated in 1t.
studio Tea.
Mrs. Nora Houston and Miss Adele
Clark will bc at home informally at
their Atclier. lis East Franklin
street. Linden Row, from 1870 TO $50
O'Clock.
The Atelier. which was opened on
November II, is 4 spot OF artistic in
terest The north room, or painting
room. IS hung III drapcricS of rich
colorS. which have u historic as we'll
as art value. one in particuiac being
a copy Of a fabric at Foutaincbleau
The French note is accumulated by a
maSte:tul picture by Elizabeth Noursc
III" original drawing for I; painting now
owned by the French government. Miss
NourSc. though an American. has since
the war given her entire time ard en-
clI!cS 10 war relief work il France
her Ateiicr in Paris having become "a
v"ritablc depot for Red Cross supplies
Tho picture represents mother and
child. 1t WAS given by Miss .iourse
Ia the late DR.. George j. Bun, and Is
loaned by Mrs Ruii. OF this city.
The tea Will he Il most interesting
aud unusual affair, and many distin-
auishcd guests will attend.
observation-disclosures.
Of much interest is the wedding Of
Miss Annie Norreil Gilmore, daughter
OF the late K. L.. fillmore and Mrs.
Gilmore. to Ilerber; BrougEton Fitz-
tcrald. formerly OF Danvillc, hut now
Of this city which was celebrated
saturday evening. November -. At .
o'Clocil ~ the home Of the brides
mother. go? Grove Avenue. The house
was banked with autumn leaves and
yellow chrysanthemuns. and an i'm
rr"viscd altar of palms and cathedral
candies was arranged in the drawing
formed by Rev. W. g. James, D.. d.,
pastor of the Grove Avenue Baptist
| Church. yellow flowers and autumn
leaves were Mcd in the dining room.
The bride wore lovely gown Of
sort white satin and Gccrsette crepe
made with "a long court train. and Fer
yell of illusion was fastened with Il
wreath of lilies Of the valley ana
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet OF bride roses and lilies of
the valley. The bride entered with
Eer mother, who gave her away. Mrs
Elmorc was Gowncd in black m, over
taHcta and she wore corsasa bnu-
ruct OF purple violcts. Little RATHER
| Inc HoeGe, niece Of the groom, was
Hover girl. and carried a basket of
yellow rose petals. which she scattered
before the bride.
Mrs. Sidney Street. of Baltimore. who
WAS dame of honor, wore a gown Of
white satin. trimmed in silver and
'"iie' she carried an armful OF large
yellow chrysanthemums. y. H. Fix
gerald, OF New York City, was the
sroom'S best man. and j. NJ Fillmore
h'o'hcr OF the bride. was master of
ceremonies. Miss Ethel Gilmore was
her sisters maid of honor, and wor,
a yellow satin dress finished in C;eor
Ectte creme and tulle OF the same
shade She carried Il bouquet of vel
low chrysanthemums Miss Margaret
lanes played the wedding march, and
curing the ceremony rendered very
You TRULY"
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception was held. after which MIR
ana Mrs Fitzgerald left for a we'd
ding journey To Ashcvillc, n. G. Amonp
the guests from a distance were Me-
ana Mrs. y. = Fitzgerald, Newuori
News: ~ u. Fitzgerald New York
CRY; Mrs. Lee y. Winston, Lake CIV
=. e.; Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd r. Gilmore
.r ,, ~ C., and Mrs. II. u. Nor
rcN Augusta. Ga
Mr.. Fitzgerald is n son of III. In -
Mr.. and Mrs. y. ~ FITZGERALD. Of Dano
vile. " ""-
shower for bride.
Mrs; W. T.. Rex was hostess at a
miscellaneous shower given Firth, =
cFnhine In honor OF Miss Annie Nor
Ivt r.iih0re' whose wedding to Herbert
fhzserald. Of this city, formerly nf
ianNnie' took place last week The
tome was attractively decorated win
!r''cw and white chrysanthcmums and
| candles. Little Miss Elizabeth Mann
cousin or the hostess. in white or
Hn"",e 'rock. brought in the white
whcclbarrow laden with Tho nro..n,
Tor the bride.
inc table in the dining room was ar
ranged with miniature boat laden
WIN the Tiny bride and groom figures
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