Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

June brides and weddings will be
the main feature Of the social calendar
for this month. and some very inter-
esting marriages are to take place
within the next several weeks. June
belongs peculiarly to the summer bride
and tho sweet girl graduate. and one
finds nearly every affair of interest
to society conferred about them.
The first wedding of note on the call
endar for this week is that Of Miss
Lenore Tinsley. daughter Of James q.
Tinsley. of "Picquenocque." to Rev.
Edward Mack. d. d. of the Union Theo.
logical Seminary. The ceremony will
take place very quietly Tuesday at the
country estate OF the brides father.
No invitations will be issued
A number of Richmond guests will
30 to HENDERSON. y. -, Wednesday to
attend the wedding OF Miss Helen
Franklin Harris, daughter of Or. and
Mrs. Fletcher Reese Harris. and Ram
dolph Maynard owen. son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben L. Owen. of Buck Him."
The ceremony Will take place at high
noon at the Methodist Church in Hem
derson. MIR. Owen and his bride will
be at home. at "Buck HILL after
June is.
The marriage of Miss Mallie Floyd
Miller. daughter of MIR. and Mrs John
NJ. Miller, Jr., and James Douglas Cook
SON OF the late James Cook and Mrs
Nellie Minson Cook. Of this city. will
be celebrated Friday evening at $50
o'clock in the home OF the brides
parents. 9o7 FLOYD Avenue. with only
the immediate families and few in
innate friends present. 4 reception
will follow At o'clock. Mrs. Bruce
Poole Rial of Pittsburgh. Pa. and
Mrs. Charles Rivers Carroll formerly
Miss Dorothy Harrison. of this city,
will act as danes OF honor. and Misses
Major and Nan Miller will be maids Of
honor for their sister. The ribbons
%ill be held by little Mary Miller and
Thelma Clayton, the latter a niece OF
the groom, and George 5. White. Of
Richmond. will be best man. The
brides attendants will wear old-fash-
Toned costumes OF orEandia and carry
quaint nose6ays TO match their frocks
Smart society will throns st. James
Episcopal Church Saturday evening at
o'clock to witness the wedding Of
Miss Rose CASTOR Caperton, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Randolph Cap
erton, TO John Wilson Brown, Ill, lieu
tenant. United States Army. The bride
will be attended by her sisters and
bridesmaids. and a number Of officers
will act ushcrs. The wedding IS
one Of the most interesting social
events of the entire season. and many
distinguished guests will come to Rich.
mond to attend II. A reception will
follow the ceremony at the home OF
the brides parents. l516-A West Ave
nuc. Miss Capcrton, who made her
debut here this season, has been one
of the most admired and feted mem
bers of the younger society set Liau-
tenant Brown is prominent in club
and social circles Of Baltimore. and
is son Of Major and Mrs. John Wilson
Brown, IT. Major Brown is now in
France.
Another prominent out-of-town we'd
ding is that OF Miss Laura Williamson
NOEL, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs Charles
Daniel Noell, Of Danville. and Austin
II. Carr, ordnance field service. Ma
tional Army, son OF General Julian s.
Carr. Of Durham, y. c. The ceremony
will take place quietly Saturday in
Danville.
Aside from the June brides and the
affairs incident TO their weddings. So
ciety is much interested in the work
done by various committees in the
wards At the base hospital Camp Lee
The soldiers in the hospital want all
the bit OF home that YOU can carry
to them. and the women in Richmond
and Petersburg have been organized
TO look out for the men in certain
wards for some time past
Really remarkable things have been
done by the Colonial Danes. commit
tees from Daughters of the King, ST.
Hilda'S Guild, the Second Presbyterian
Church. the Godmothers' League and 4
host of others that are almost too nu
merous 10 mention. You are asked
10 do very small part in this work
of carrying homG cheer, to the soldi. rs
in the hospital, hut they need thar
small part badly. Orc boy getting