Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-08

TUESDAY evening, June rs, In the homo
Q. Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lowery.
when their daughter, Ethel Thomas,
became the bride Of Gideon Edwin
Anthony. The house was decorated In
palms, ferns and flowers Miss Thclma
Keene. niece of tho bride, wearing a
irock OF white Georgette crepe. carried
the rinG In a lily Miss Ethel Mitchell
was the bridesmaid Of honor. and wore
dress of white net with an arm bou-
quet or Killarney roses. The bride
descended the stairway with her father,
who gave her In marriage She wore
d gown Of white Georgette crepe with
pearl trimmings. and her veil OF IL
fusion was arranged In a cap effect
and caught with orange blossoms. She
carried shower bouquet OF Bride
roses and white sweet peas. Little
Leon Maurice Rowe, nephew of tho
bride, dressed In white satin suit
with French basket of white rose
petals. preceded the bride. The groom's
brother. Alvale Anthony. was best man.
Rev. j. r. johnson. pastor Of Venable
Street Baptist Church, performed .he
ceremony. Mrs. Luther Spencer played
Hearts and Flowers" upon the entry
or the bridal party. and rendered Per-
feet Day" softly during the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony left imme diately
after the ceremony for Washington
and Baltimore.
Attractive birthday Party.
Little James Daniel Clarke. Jr., en-
tertained number OF friends at his
home. 1914 Grove Avenue, on Tuesday
In honor of his first birthday.
Inc decorations were in pink and
white, and those present were little
Misses Ermine Watkins. Virginia Huff,
Edith ROPER, Page Shea. Virginia Tuck.
charlotte and Katherine Miles, Laura
PARSONS. Bernadette Callahan Mildred
Mitchell, Bcndall Wilkers OH. katherine
Alexandria. Virginia Baker. Alice Shaw,
James Daniel Clark. Jr., Mason Smith.
Ieddy Irwin. Robert Tuck Jr., Robert
l.. Watkins. Vincent Shea. Tommy Alex
andria. Earl Swim and Robert Clarke.
Lcnve for Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thornton and
Mrs. Robert OFerrall left Friday for
a stay OF several weeks at the Dennis
Hotel In Atlantic City They will go
from Atlantic City to New York and
VIII later motor through various places
CT interest in New England.
Travelling In the West.
Much entertaining has been done at
Fort Omaha in honor of Mrs. Elgin
Moncure Styll. who has been since
May "a the guest of friends IN Omaha.
Mrs. Styll leaves early in July for
Yellowstone Park. stopping en- route
at cheyenne, Wyo., where she will also
visit friends.
In New York.
Among the people from Richmond
noted In New York during the past
week have been Miss c. boswell r.
B. Easley, George B. Hutcfiins, Lee
Paschall, G. b. Morton, MIR. and Mrs.
l.. Foster. w. H. Jackson.
Guest of Relatives.
Mrs. r. e. kaVanagh. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Layton NJ
Ives at 2T11 Grove Avenue. ieIt Sat
urday for Washington and New York.
Mrs. kaVanagh will be the guest of
relatives in the North for some time
before returning to her home in Co.
lumbus, Ga.
Observation-Disclosures.
marriage of interest to many
friends in this city was that of Miss
Norma Agnes Gibson to Joseph p. w.
Richardson, of Baltimore. in Washing
ton on June 80. The bride is the dauCh-
ter of the late A. Campbell Gibson, of
Hanover County, and the groom a son
OF the late William Potter Richardson,
of Denton. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson will make
their home in Baltimore.
Informal Ounce.
Last Monday evening in her home
in North Fifth Street Mrs Lucy E.
Hawley entertained about fifteen young
people at small informal dance in
honor Of her granddaughter, Miss
frankie Saunders. of Highland Park,
and Miss Myrtle Waddeli, of Middle-
burg. who is Miss Saunders. guest
Dancing was continued until IL o'clock
and refreshments were served in tho