Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-18
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noun AZ O'CLOCK at her homo In honor
OF her niece. Miss Elizabeth Hobson.
the debutanto daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Graham b. Hobson. Invitations have
been limited to the debutantes OF this
season and a few of those Of last year
WilsoR-Hoebel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Hoebcl. Of San
Antonio. Ten announce the marriage
OF their daughter. Marion. to Sergeant
warren Il. Wilson, Of New York, now
stationed at base hospital. Camp Lee
The wedding took place Wednesday
evening at $ o'clock in the home Of
the brides cousins. Rev. and Mrs
Geosgc w. Mcdaniel, at Westhampton
with only the immediate relatives and
lew friends present.
After q brief wedding trip. Sergeant
Wilson and his bride will be at home
in Colonial Heights, Petersburg. until
he leaves for France. Mrs HoebeI &C
companied her daughter to Richmond
and Will remain for 4 visit to DR.. and
Alrs. Mcdaniel.
Bcrry-Anderxou.
Pa!ms. lighted candles and flowers
decorated Seventh Street Christian
church last evening at $3.50 o'clock for
the marriage Of Miss Juliet May An
derson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard VI. Anderson. and f. Virginia Berry.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Berry.
OF Luray, Rev. II. -. G. Maclachian. j..
ID. officiating. Louis we!tzcl played
the wedding music and the Bridal
Chorus from "Lohengrin" was rendered
by the choir of the Grace Covenant
Presbyterian Church, Of which the
bride is leading soprano
The bride, who entered tho church
with her father. wore gown Of ivory
satin. with trimmings Of crepe aud
rose point lace. and the long court
In, 80 4, a
tuile veil was arranged In cape cf-
feet. with pearl bandeau. and She car
rted a shower bouquet Of Bride roses
and lilies of the valley. Miss Celeste
Anderson, who was her cousins maid Of
honor. wore costume OF pink satin
e. with panels Of pink net and silver
trimmings. with "a bodice OF satin and
silver lace. Her hat way OF pink ne.
and satin. finished with silver ribbon
and Il rose, and She carried a shower
bouquet az Killarney roses ana violcr..
Lawrence T. Berry. brother of the
groom, was best man
The bridesmaids Included Misses
Nina Leedy, OF Luray: Audrey Furv. OF
FauGu!er; Coun,y: Kathleen Gregory.
Of this city, and Kcightley Berry. o.
Luray Two wore quaint gowns OF
pink metal cloth. made with drapcry
OF pink net and hodices of pink satin
and silver lace. with pin!: tul!e bonnets
two bridesmaids wore pink metal
cloth With overdrapery OF orchid-col-
o.cd tulie. with hats TO match. They
carried white baskets Of rainbow-col-
ortf sweet peas and asparagus t-rn
and the handles we're lied with stream
cTs OF tulle 10 match their frocks The
srooInsmen were Lawrence w Mauck
OF this city: Frank W Berry, OF Lex
lnSton: Thomas Stevenson and Julian
Cray Anderson. Of this city Little
Miss Evelyn wilson. a cousin OF the
bride. was flower girl. She wore n dress
OF white RULED net. with white rib
hons and carried Il BASKET OF pink rose
petals.
reception for the bridal party ana
out-of-town guests was given irn!nc-
htately after the rehearsal Wednesday
evening 10y Mr. and Mr.. L. w. wilson
OF G'n'cr Park. relatives Of the brii.
There WAS no reception after the c.re-
monE and Mr.. and Mrs. Berry left later
Tor wedding trip TO Palm Beach
Fla. Among the guests from dis
tancc we're: r. W. Berry. Jr, Virginia
Military Institute. Lexington: Lee :;
Berry, Luray: Misses .Iay and Virginia
GraEson. Washington: Mrs. J. g. Johaa-
Fauqu!er: Misses Elizabeth and lei ghr-
ley Berry Luray; Miss Nina Leeay
Luray.
Confederate Hall Tomorrow Night.
The Confederate ball 10 he held in
the Womans Club tomorrow evening
Is IN celebration OF General Lees
birthday and Is the annual appeal for
the relief fund OF the Virginia divis-
ion
This is the only time that the Rich
mond Chapter appears before the public
asking for contributions TO the relief
fund for the Confederate women an
able TO keep themselves. The Woman's
Club has been procured for the &C.
caslon. 4 good orchestra vii! play for
tho dancing. Those desiring tables VIII
telephone Mrs. !. K Bowman. S265-NV
boulevard, or Mrs Randolph Watkins
1886 Randolph. The public is invited
The officers OF the chapter who will
receive the guests are: Mrs. y. V RAM
do!ph. president: Mrs. Charles T. Mas
sic. Miss Lucy Munford, Mrs j. c. Cor
ley. vice-pres!dents; Mrs. Rando!ph
Watkins treasurer; Miss Nellie Spence.
recording secretary: Mrs. Archer Rich
ardson. corresponding secretary; Miss
Gathrisht, historian; Mrs. Il. A. Blen-
ner registrar; Mrs. ]. II. Bowman. third
vice. president Of State
every member of the chapter and
those who have reserved tables are
patroncsses OF the ball and will do all
IN their power to make il success II
IS hoped that members of the Hous.
and Senate and our boys" in khaki
viii give TO make our relief bali one in
deed ms we'll as word Mrs. John T.
Bauer has consented to he treasurer
and Miss BERTHE E!yson has charge OF
the supper.
For Miss Mnckcnzie.
Miss Mary MacRae Mackenzie whose
marriage 10 Lieutenant Harrison
Marshall Robertson, United States
Army, Will take place tomorrow even
ing at Memorial Episcopal Church.
Baltimore. was the guests Of honor n,
small luncheon given Tuesday by
Miss Mildred Schroeder. Tho guests in
Guided Miss Elizabeth w. Waters, Miss
Margaret Vernon Emory. Miss Mary
Earye BatcheloT, Miss Katherine p.
GoodrdGe. Miss Margaret T. Sellman
and Miss Florence Campbell, who
graduated in tho class with Miss
Mackenzie and Miss Schroeder at the
Arundel School.
Miss Mary Somerviile Iglehart. one
Of the seasons debutantes. and Miss /
porothea Randolph who has not vet
made her debut, will be Miss Mackcn-
zie's two bridesmaids.
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