The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-26


prrison Whitlock, of City Point, the
p of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. Whitlock.
1919 West Grace street, Richmond.
pc Rev. A. r. Gray. OF the Y. M.
A. at Camp Lee, formerly minister
st. Andrews church. performed
e ceremony.
The music was an interesting fea-
Re Of the wedding. The bridal party
tered to the Bridal Chorus from
lhengrin, played by Miss Fannie
hrris and Miss Frances May, and
be Star Spangled Banner was used
occasional Just before the
Femony Mrs. ]. Nj. Wharton. sister
the groom, sang Because.
The church was decorated in palms,
ms and golden rod. The bride
tered with, and was given in mar
lge by. her father. She wore a
fely gown OF white duchess satin
real lace and her veil was caught
IN orange blossoms. Her flowers
Ire a shower Of Brides roses and
fdenias.
AS rainbow wedding the color
ects were attractively arranged
rs Pattie Prince Turnbull, the maid
honor, wore a frock of white SILK
over white taffeta and carried a
nbow nosegay of old-fashioned
wers The bridesmaids--Mi Misses
yian Borrow, Maude Purdy, Ellie
'redith and Margaret Wonycott--
re frocks of organdie In rainbow
ors and carried golden rod and
ms The ribbon bearers were Miss
Try Elizabeth Turnbull, Miss Julia
rnbull, Miss Mary Louise Gilmore.
Nat Turnbuli, Jr.. all cousins or
bride. The fiower-girl was little
ss Ella Mallory, who wore dress
white organdy. Norman Randolph
IT, Jr., carried the ring on silver
liter
Hrs. James 4. Gillette, sister of
bride. was matron Of honor, Her
Fn was of blue spangled tulle over
uuoise- blue satin and she carried
armfui of pink roses. Charles n.
Prefl was master of ceremonies and
bert Clark was MIR. whitlock's best
n. The ushers and groorsmen
Re E. b. Hazelgrove. shelton II.
brt. Jr., Deborne Ashworth and
win Quattlebaum. -
smmeufHre1y AFTER The ceremony a
option was held at the brides
ntry horne. Harmony Grove"
wedding party, the visiting guests
a few intimate friends were Gin
d.
mong the out-ot-town guests at
ling the wedding were Mr.. and
II, l.. whitlock, II. l.. Whitloek,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Wharton, Mr.,
Mrs. r. s. Freeman. Miss Con-
ace Redd, Mrs. Charles Savage,
n. II. Watt. Norman Randolph
It. Jr. r. r., Hazeigrove, Osborne
worth. Edmund Rucker. all OF
hmond. Miss Florence Rawlings.
Fredericksburg; Miss Margaret
nycoit. of Portsmouth Miss
ian Barrow. of Alberta: Miss Fan
Harris. OF kenbridge: Mr.. and
James r. Gillette. Miss Victoria
cite, James #. Gillette. Jr,. of
rtfaud, robert Ozark, OF CITY
ni. and Edwin Quattlebaum, Of
am bia. 8 c,
Engagement of Miss Thomas.
fr. aud Mrs S lincoln Thomas
ounce the engagement and APP
kching wedding of their daughter,
ME Irene. to II. Kendall King,
nerly Of Richmond. but now OF
khington, p. c.
Entertained at "Misfit"
plonel Chiswell Ianghornc. of
shtt," C,reenw God. Va, entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. Ananias Parr. of
ssville. on their fiftyfifth wedding
yersary this week Refresh
Is were served on the lawn, and
Parr delighted the guests by his
Confederate war songs, accom-
ring himself ON his fiddle Mrs.
cut the wedding cake.
mong the guests were Mrs. Will
r. White. OF Richmond; Mrs.
am. of Norfolk: Mrs John Davis,
Greenwood; Con Shirley. Thomas
is. Mrs Neagers. Mrs. Thorn.
/ the Barbados; Mfr. and Mrs.
with. OF ST. Louis: Mrs, John G.
kins. Jr.. Miss skipwith, DR.. Nc
Mrs Purcell McCue: Phil Pur-
OF Richmond: Miss Ti!lman. of
Amond. Miss Fanny Allison. OF
ma: Frank Critzer, OF Farina;
Henry Field. OF Mirador; Miss
Perkins, Colonel W II Lang
e. OF Esmont: Miss Phyllis Lang
10: Miss Brown. from Norfolk;
Harry Langhorne, of "Misfit,"
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, OF
York.
Return from Honeymoon.
and Mrs Robert Toombs re-
ed this week from their wedding
home at rs South Third street.
Toombs before her wedding was
Mary Catherine Lacy.
Repeat Successful Ball.
q successful ball given last Sat
evening in the Blues armory
aise Christmas fund for the
mond men in the Battery A,
Fry + and the headquarters and
" companies OF the 1Iith regi-
now serving in France. will be
ated in detail this Saturday even
IL from to 11:45 O'Clock in the
armory Five hundred dollars
cleared at the last ball. but as
are 700 men in these four or
Eations. the majority Richmond
the $500 will not be sufficient
We them as good a Christmas as
should have this year. The
lAn's Auxiliary Of the Howitzers'
iation is in charge and the mem
hope to raise another $500 be-
they arrange for their holiday
Arrangements must be made
as il will take long time this
to get gifts across, and in all
ability they will have to be or
through an English Arm.
3 same chairman, Mrs. Robert
udson. will head the same COM
es that served last Saturday
and the same patronesses have
ised their presence. The same
d will be used for this affair as
used last Saturday. so pur-
lrs Of tickets for last week who
unable to use them may use
this week. All members having
4 to sell for last week will sell
ame tickets for this weeks ball.