Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

lieutenant lSrlSSS.
Interesting Wedding.
or much interest to society here and
in Kentucky is the marriage of Miss
and Mrs. S. d. Crenshaw, to George Ed
win Haw. son of MIR. and Mrs. q. p.
Haw. which was celebrated quietly yes.
Church. the Rev. MI. 1iurkhardt.' rector
| of the church. officiating. The altar
and chancel were decorated in palms
and white Eladiolas. and the bride en-
tered the church with her father. who
gave her away: She wore travelling
and corsage bouquet OF orchids. Miss
! Fanny Crenshaw. who was her sisters
maid Of honor cId only attendant. wore
and carried an armful of old-fashioned
garden flowers.
y. Seldom Jones. Jr.. was Mr.. Haw's
lard cardoza. John Christian. James
Graves and Lucian Haw. No cards
we're issued for the Wedding. and there
left later in the afternoon for motor
trip through Pennsylvania Among the
/ guests from distance attending the
and Miss Crenshaw, of the University
81 Virginia: Mrs; r; II. WarncT. Jr. OF
I Alexandria.
Approaching Marriage.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Sadler an
no noun the %S;ntroa"Shiins marriage OF
| 70 Edwin Harvie Taylor. of Mannsboro.
! The wedding 10 take place quietly on
Wednesday. October .. at the home OF
/ the bride in Bon Air
deception Saturday.
/ An informal reception in honor of
the women entering the medical COT
rrofess his year wi he siysn at the
| urday afternoon Fl IN, $50 TO s O'Clock.
h pr Emily Runyon viii be the special
members OF the house will assist in
! receiving the guests. Others will be
invited 10 meet the young women who
( are breaking the path here in Vir-
| ginia to 4 calling here women are
| now so urgently needed. 1aose who
| will assist DR.; Runyon as hostesses
Durham. Mrs Eudora Ramsay Richard
son: Miss Dorothy sag. Miss .\lva
Gwin. Mrs. H. II. Hibbs
enlightenment OF Interest mt Goshen.
captain and Mrs. Frank l.. Shaw an
rounce the engagement and approach
iag marriage OF their daughter. Betty
:,San. and Robert r. Moore, OF Chicago.
The marriage will take place at The
Naples the home OF the bride some
time in October
Attractive Affair nj Camp Ice.
one of the most delightful and eiab-
crate affairs of the season was given
last Saturday evening at Liberty Hail.
in Petersburg. by the Thir,y-ninth
Company. Tenth Training Battalion.
Camp Lee.
The hal! was a-tistically decorated
the color scheme being red, white ami
blue. Two shields with cross-Euns be-
ing hung on opposite sides of the hall.
from which Streamers ran to hoops.
dropped from the lights i'll the center.
Al one end of the hail hung a softmel-
low moon. which afforded the feature
Of the evening when the lights were
put cut and The orchestra harmonic ID
with Il dreamy waltz for the moonlight
| extra
The dance was started ~ the bugle
CORPS .! the Tenth battalion sounliiS
! F.Nc.I.c Mess call sounded "A
1880. and refreshments we're served
reIersburs society vas very we'll
toik and suffolk. The following at
tended as chaperons: Mrs. A. L. Davis.
Mrs Nixon, Mrs, Mcuill. Miss Collier,
Mrs. sam Wilson. Mrs. Ashton Gray.
and Mrs. + J. Glinn and Mrs. w s.
!itlls. OF Richmond, and Mrs. McLaugh-
/ lin. OF Norfolk Mrs. Maurice NJ. Craft
and Mrs. Henry l.. Foil.S.
! The out-ot-town guests we're: Misses
/ barbarya, Madeline and Emma GIinn.
Edith Jones, Myrtle Normen,, No,.ll
nf Richmond; Misses Mable Blanks,
Gertrude 1Owle. Ellen Green. Nell
AGREE and Merla Matthews. OF Norfolk.
! gooC deal OF credit is due L. the
/ following named officers anu nonco.n-
missloned officers OF the Thirty-ninth
! { Company. who put forth every fort 10
/ help make this affair the most enjoy
"o.e occasion OF the season:
Maj,r Charles l.. smell, washing,on;
/ lieutenant Harold VI. kuth. Phi!adei-
/ nh.a. and Lieutenant Martin Meier
; ran. Hoanoke. seggeants Lee y. Wal
/ ace ,nastcr o. Cercmonies). Norfolk
William -. WoodhoGse, norfolk; Fred
/ NJ. laGGs. Milton. IA. Frank NJ Flcm-
ing and Arthur j. Rcssel. Lynchburg:
james ". MacRac. Carlos NJ Flower.
Maurice NJ Craft, Henry i. Foi!es. Nor
j
held, IA, howard II. Eggcrt. Danvillc,
( ia; Ho:Hort!s Grant {. Knight Mon.
I louisville. Pa; Lee l.. Miller Gettys
i'"rg. Pa; John Commons. Wilkes
b-!rc. Pa. Wesley V. Hummer, Get
;,sburs, Pa. robert X. Palmer, we!ls-
boro. "a. Luther {. Br!nson, Ports
r-ouih, Earl VI. Cory ana Ned a GTier
! Milton, IA. Thomas i. Dwycr, Ply
( mouth, Pa; Roland X. Hill, Williams
I port, IA; ihil!p II. Lappia, Welisboro.
| ia; William y. scott. Miiiedgevilie.
| Ca: rr.vatcs toward l. DwycT Mr.
| folk. W!!bert and 4. Dinger, Dubois.
/ Ia.
! Flying Cadet Eugene SheIburne
Smithson. son OF Mr.. ana Mrs c. ).
S.n!thsoG. Of Crcwe. mas just completed
his ground school training a. the
Acronautics, Cornell University. tn
aga. y. y. and is home on "A furlough.
cadet Sm!thson was made squadron
marchcr upon entering school and
later Mas appointed commander Of the
Z entire cadet regiment.
MnIker-Nitchcn.
Inc Misses Mitchell announce the
engagement and approaching marriage
/ OF their sister, DoZa Allen, 10 Clifford
/ Leland Walker. The ceremony VIII
. take place in the early part OF Octo-
! her. The announcement is OF ConSii-
I cradle interest in Richmond. both Miss
/ Mitchell and Mr. Walker being pOpu-
/ lar in musical and social circles MIR.
/ walker is at present tenor solp!st at
! Centenary Methodist EpIsCcDa! Church.
Quiet Home Wedding.
The marriage OF Mss Sarah Eliza
! beth Rowe, daughter Of Mrs. Eugene
/ l.. Rowe. 10 George Theodore Mattcrn.
Jr.. son Of George Theodore Mattcrn.
OF this city, NAB quietly celebrated
Friday evening at G:30 O'Clock in the
home OF the bride. 70 North Allen Ave-
nue.. The parlo!s were decorated in
palms and Mrs. T. VI Howcy played
the wedding music. Or. Finley GiDson.
assisted by TIA" Rev. Oscar Guthc. per