Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-23
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Roanoke. are leaving the latter rart
OF this week for Savannah. Ga. 10 at
tend the wedding OF Mrs. Cookies SDn.
lieutenant WiI:is Cobb Iiagan, Sixticm
Infantry. r S. A., 10 Miss elizabeth
Gucrrard. o. that place. The cercmo
VIII take place very quietly or January
at tho home Of the BRIDES uEclc.
Evelyn Allen. in Savannah. ane after
brief honeymoon Lieutenant Hagan
ma his b:,dn will be at home in
charlotte. " -. where the former Is
stationed at Camp Greene
Tho wedding is OF the greatest in
tcrest to society here and in Georgia
where both Lieutenant Hagan ard Miss
Guer.art are widely and prominently
related. The Guerrards are OF French
descent and are among the oldest and
NEST distinguished families in Savan-
nah. Miss Guerrard Is grand.
daCEhtcr OF Judge Allen. an able and
widely known jurist. on her maternal
eide. and has a great many relatives
IN Virginia. Lieutenant Uagan belongs
10 family equally as prominent as
that OF his bride .to-bc ana their mar
riage, although quietly celebrated vii,
he one Of the most important events
OF the late winter season.
Ei,iting Ketc.
Mrs. Irene McNeal Swasey Of New
fork City. Is the guest Of her brother
IN law AID sister. Mr.. and Mrs Pyrenc
Palmer, at their home on West Ave-
nue.. Mrs. Swasey will spend several
months In Richmond. before returning
10 New York.
Dance This Evening.
Invitations have been received in
Richmond from the division com
,nandcr OF the Eightie,h Division.
United States National Army. the
brigade commanders and the nalccrs
OF their STATS. or Camp Lee for !. dance
This e"ening from 10 O'Clock a, the
of,ecrF club near Petersburg The ar.
'atr will be one OF the Target and
most brilliant functions given at Camp
Ice this season, and many Ri,hncnd
guests Will he present. Captain Thomas
\. Terry, of d'vision headquarters IL
IN charge 40 tho dance. ard guests
from Petersburg. Norfolk. Richmond
and Baltimore VIII attend. Som. OF
,hoso going from Richmond viii. be
Mrs, r.. G. Thornton. Mrs Harry
s nas severley. Mrs. r. NJ. o'Forrali,
hrs. J. S. Downing. Misses Louise
Michaels. Clara Vass Beverley. Lillian
Trottcr. Maria Tugsle. and Others.
st the Woman's Club
An interesting lecture II ,his week
viii BE- that given SATURDAY >cvcning
ut $50 o'clock at the Woman's Clul
by Sir Walter Roper Lawrence now in
this country on Official business for the
British government. The lecture is en-
treiy orcn 10 the public and all inter
ested wfctacr members OF the clu,, o.
not, arc invited 10 hear this dis
hnEutSh"d speaker. Sir Walter Law
renee possesses an intimate Knowledge
of affairs n India, and {, is on ,ha,
subject that he will speak SATURDAY
evtninE
Mr.. John G. MJnce IS chairman o,
The program 1t the club this AFTER
noon, and tho lecture viii be on ;hc
SUBJECT az food conscrvat.on \ tull
attendance is urged.
Tea This Afternoon.
TIE slumnac Association q. tn. Vir-
Ginih Randolph Elicit School ,viIl give
the hrSt OF = series OF teas At the school
this afternoon at o'cioc,i via. Mrs
Mcdonald Wexford and Miss Carolic.
preston az hostesscs. These teas are
for the aiu'nnac and few outside
quests. and viii &c held on ire fourth
Wednesday, in every month.
Leaving Richmond.
Misses Alice and Marion Meredith.
who have been spending a month with
relatives in this city. left this week
10 be absent from Richmond until tn.
Easter season. Miss Marion Meredith
has resumed her studies at the Hor,f-
cultural School FOR Women. near Ph,la.
delphia, where she will graduate this
season, and Miss Alice Meredith - The
guest or her uncle and aunt Governor
and Mrs Richard Manning. p, the
executive mansion, in Columbia. s. C..
FOR an extended stay. She was accom-
/panied by Miss Belle Cameron. who has
been spending the holidays with her
grandfather. Peter H. MAYO. on Wcs,
FRANKLIN Street. who will visit Cover
nor and Mrs. Manning before return
Ing to her home in Raleigh. ~ c
BACK From the North.
Miss Gene Gray Heck. who has been
spending month with friends n,
Lake riaeid. ~ y. has returned to
INN
as her guest here Miss Lily Rupert:.
OF Interest Here.
One OF the prettiest weddings Of the
winter season took place on Saturday
evening In the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Leo Z. Brooks. on Mount Pleasant
street. Washington. when their daush-
ter. Lois. became the bride OF Samuel
a. Eaton. formerly OF Wilmington. Del
but now OF that city. The ceremony
was performed az 7:3o by Rev. D. NJ.
Morgan, Of the Mount Pleasant Con
gresational Church in the presence Of
company Of relatives and close
friends. The bride was attended by
her sister-in- law. Mrs. Brooks. wife q,
Lieutenant Joseph l.. Brooks. United
states Army. as matron OF honor and
Miss Louise Leeke. Miss Mary Evans
Miss Dorothy Hufsh and Miss Sybu
Davis as bridesmaids. lieutenant
BROOKS was best man and Stanley
Willis. David l.. Thompson and Frank
Rapee were ushers. The house was
decorated In palms. ferns. Annuncia-
ton lilies. white snapdragons and
white carnations in tie drawing rooms:
pink roses and ferns in the reception
hall, and yellow and white in the din
ins-room.
The bride wore gown OF ivory
satin trimmed with old point lace. and
her veil Of tulle was held with orange
blossoms. Oh
roses and lilies Of the valley The ma
tron OF honor wore sh-tinted Gcor-
gette crepe with silver trimmings and
carried shower OF pink roses A
BUFFET supper followed the reception
The brides motlcr wore becoming
gown or iight-blue pussy willow tat
feta trimmed with pearls and silver
and corsage bouquet of violets. The
bridegroom's mother was in blue chif-
fon cloth over silver cloth emhroid-