The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-04
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Daughter, Louise. to Elijah Dupuy
aundley, Jr.. of Ivor, the ceremony
10 be celebrated Wednesday evening
August Z. at seven o'clock in Ivor
Baptist church. The wedding will be
of much interest throughout the state
AM especially in Richmond. Miss
heaxns received her bachelor Of arts
and master of arts degrees at West
hampton college and she was one
or the most popular students in the
college while there.
Mr. Hundley and his bride will
make their home at Tvor after Sep
aanber ! 3 on their return from we'd
ding trip.
WIN Make Home In Atlanta
Mrs. T. A. Strader. of North Add
&on street, left last week for Atlanta
ga. where she viii make her home in
the future. She joined MIR. Strader.
u no left Richm ond several weeks ago.
In Honor of Mrs. Seay.
An attractive affair OF last week
was the sewing party given by Mrs.
Sharaes Valentine at her home on
Grove avenue in honor of Mrs Roland
sseay- of Lynchburg. who is visiting
eher. number or guests were in
Sited to meet Mrs. Seay on Wedncs-
Say afternoon
In Honor of Mrs. Stradcr.
MIS- T a. Stradcr. who has left
Richmond to make her home in At
slanta- was given a farewell card party
son Wednesday evening by her SISTER
Mrs. J. r. Williams, IN her home on
Sycamore street Barton Heights.
tive hundred was played ana three
xzAbiea were engaged in the games
Visiting in Crozct
Mrs O. O. Mitchell. Of colt Stuart
avenue is spending the month as the
guest of friends ~ Crozet Va She
was accompanied by her son, Gordon
MiIchalL Her daughter. Miss Mary
ARCHER Mitchell. went to Crozet a
week ago to spend the month
Miss Alice Mitchell is visiting Miss
Elizabeth Cole at her home on West
Grace street
In Honor OF Miss scasost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c, Rucgcr Of
Grove avenue. are entertaining a
weekend party Ut their country place.
Hickory HiiI, near Seven Pines. Ia
honor OF Miss Amelia Schott. of Chi
cage. who as spending the summer
with Mrs. J.. SChott and Miss Emile
schou at their home on Hanover ave
hue. MIR. and Mrs. Eueecr and thetf
guests left the city yesterday after
noon ia automobiles for Hickory
HuL"
Visiting I'm Roanoke.
Miss Cecil Graves. or this city. Is
Visiting her aunt. Mrs. Homer Sansier
al her home IN Roanoke.
Camping at Failing Greek.
MIR, and Mrs. llenry baker, Miss
hua Baker. Who has Just returned
from New York. and Stanley Baker.
OF Barton Heights. are spending the
month 81 August at their camp at
FAILING Greek. Miss Doris Baker. who
is studying al Peabody Conservatory
OF Music In BALTIMORE, expects 10 Join
them tor a tew days before golt4a TO
Noftn carolina, where she viii visit
friends unt0 the middle OF September.
Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Ruth Williams OF Charleston.
W, Va, and Norman Wuchner. OF ths.
United States army. formerly OF
Charleston, were quietly married July
81 in the First English Lutheran
church on Monument avenue. by the
Rev. }. u Glenn
Announcement of Interest
Mrs John kcene Jones' Of SIS PARK
szvenue- has announced the engage
'InsEI and approaching marriage Of
her daughter. Mrs Janet Jones
Gleunon- To Lieutenant James .. Pat
fofa- Ir~ United States reserves. sta
saoned al Camp Meade. Md, the son
scf Mr. and Mrs lanes u. Patton
saf Sol West Franklin street. The
cerenaony will take place quietly at
st Paurs Episcopal church tomorrow
al haAf~paS Al O'Clock In the morn
jig with only the two families nrrxx
ent There viii he no attendants ana
after brief honeymoon Lieutenant
Patton and his bride will De at Camp
sieade, Md.
Attractive Dance Planned.
cine OF the attractive affairs for the
snonth OF August, TO which a large
number OF young people are looking
forward, Is the dance which Will be
given in the First Regiment armory
py IL Jose phi Academy alumnae
Important Meeting
A meeting OF the general commit
tee OF the wouran's co-operallve or
foundations OF the local food admin /
sastratSon has been called for Tuesday
OF this week at A Nj. in the cham
Der OF commerce
Howitzers' Auxiliary
Members OF the woman,s auxiliary
rpfthe Ho~ftxers' association xf,l meet |
u>0ee1ay evening at S:iS O'Clock I'm |
~1hs'Annesx or Mnrphy's hotel
Hospital Library.
A Number OF former students ~
ssatciTncud college and Westham psnn |
cooagc have responded to the call
1or contributions for the library to be |
established and maintained at West /
hampton United States base bosntts !
by the aiumnae of Westhampton col |
lege- More contributions of books |
BOOKCASES, magazines and subscrip- /
tons to magazines are needed before |
the ubfary can be started. The most |
attractive room L. the building-the
former Blue Room"--has been given /
the hlumnae by the hospital authori
ties and i, is the work OF the Young
women who are interested to take ad- |
vantage of this opportunity OF leaving |
the mark or the good work OF the
college in the hospital Miss Ethel |
Lyle Srnlther. who is studying at the |
summer school at Columbia univer-
slty, is president of the Alumnas assoc |
citation, and in her absence Miss Mary |
Courtenay Shine is receiving the
books and contributions. Any former
members of either Richmond or. the
Westhampton college who wishes to |
contribute to the library may send
their books, magazines or checks to |
Miss Shine, 1904 Hanover avenue. or |,
call her at Boulevard 3341-W and she !
will see that the articles are called for !
Those in charge of the work are |
anxious to have the library fully |
equipped with furnishings, bookcases |
and interesting reading matter by the |
time the first wounded men arrive. |
II Is an especially fitting piece OF work |
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