Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-25
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daughters Misses Helen. Nickctti ana
Susan Johnston. left Richmond yester-
day for 4 weeks stay at Virginia
Beach. Mrs. Johnston and her daugh-
ters will be registered at the Waverly
Cottage during their visit to the beach.
Mrs. Baskerville Bridgeforth and Mrs.
William Wallace arc also among the
thermometers who are spending June a.
Virginia Beach.
big Lawn Fetc Saturday.
Inspired by patriotic desire to add
to cheer to some of those who arc
fighting for our cause. the young
women of the Life Insurance Company
OF Virginia will give lawn fete on
the old college grounds next Saturday.
from i:30 TO IL o'clock. The proceeds
will be given to the cheer committee
OF the Woman's Service League.
Misses George Lay and Gray
Wright are the joint chairmen and they
VIII be actively assisted by the young
girls in the various offices and by many
who formerly worked there.
The men OF the company are thor
oughly in favor OF the movement and
are giving their sympathy and substan-
tial aid.
OF Interest Here.
n social event OF much interest was
the wedding Of Miss Florence Churchill
Taylor. OF Wilmington. and Captain J.
H. Montgomery. Of Richmond. which
was soleminzed at the First Presby-
urday morning. at IL o'clock. the ccrc-
mony being performed by Rev. w. T..
Hill. d. D., pastor of the church. The
wedding was quiet affair. and only
witnessed by few relatives and
friends.
The ushers were: Harry Stehl and
Herbert Watt OF washington; Edward
Grady. Y. s. A. and Roseberry McCas-
XIII, OF Fayetteville. The groom entered
with his father, ]. r. Montgomery. of
taI l,i
and the brides only attendant was her
maid OF honor. her cousin. Miss Helen
Dodsou.
Captain and Mrs. Montgomery left at
noon Tor White Sulphur Springs, W.
Va. where they VIII spend their honey
moon. They Will be at home in wash
ihGton. where the groom is now sta
siohed az the General Engineer Depot
L. S. A.
Richmond Guest Honorcd
Mrs. William S. Barker entertained
last Wednesday at 4 charming tea
given at her home in Bristol. Tenn.
IN honor OF her guest. Mrs. j. Warren
Bian,on. Jr. OF this city, and Mrs.
f!em!ns b. Cooley. OF Knoxville, who
Is visiting Mrs. L. H. Kabler. The
drawing-rooms were banked with
palms. interspcrscd with tall vases OF
white and yellow lilies, and Jars of
held daisies were also used mos, cf-
fectively The tea table was set with
i',e p'acque OF sunb roses and
ma!dena!r fern. and yellow flowers
were also used on the mante!s
In the receiving line were Mrs. VIII
liam ;. Barker. in yellow chiffon with
an overdress Of lace; Mrs. Kabler. in
pale pink Georgette crepe: Mrs. Blan-
aoise blue, and Mrs. Cooley in pale
blue and cream-c olored Gcorsctte
crepe. Tea was served by some OF
the younger set and an orchestra played
throughout receiving hours.
Mrs. Blanion has been guest OF honor
at a number OF attractive functions
during her stay in Bristol.
Wedding Tonight.
or much interest Is the wedding OF
Miss Keith Woodson Savi!le daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Charles O,way Sa-
Vile. 20 Clarence Blair Brown. which
VIII be celebrated this evening n, GEO
O'Clock in the Grace Street Baptist
Church. A numbers OF guests from
distance are in Richmond FOR the
ceremony and great many charming
affairs have been given in honor OF
the bride be.
Flippo-Normcnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Norment announce
the marriage OF their daughter, Adele
walker Crouch. 10 Edward Jefferson
Fl!ppo, the ceremony having been per
formed In Washington yesterday. AZ
ter July l Mr.. and Mrs. Flippo will
be az home at 1922 East Broad Street.
Interesting Ceremony.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will hold the last meeting until
September, Wednesday. at IL o'clock
half hour before the meeting at 1890
promptly. two presentations OF gifts
Will he made. ono the nag OF the Black
Horse Troop Confederate Cavalry, OF
Warrenton, the other the medallion
photograph OF General Robert L. Lee
and his stan.
Rev. James Power Smith. d. D., will
open tho services with n prayer and
Eppa Hunton ". will read a brief
sketch o: the flag OF the BLACK Horse
Troop. and little Miss Mary Minor will
present the nng in the name OF Mrs.
Alice Payne Carr. of warrenton. daugh-
ter OF Captain Alexander u. Payne. ].
Taylor Ellyson will accept it for the
virginia room, and all interested are
cordially invited
WirEReld-Berry.
OF interest in Richmond is the an
nouncement made by Mr.. and Mrs.
William J.. Berry. OF Wilmington, y.
C.. of the marriage OF their daughter.
Elizabeth Hedrick, TO Frank Quinby
Wingheid. of this city. The marriage
took place in the home of the brides
parents Thursday.
Return from House Pnrty.
a party of young people returned to
the city last night after spending the
weekend at "Hallsboro Inn A big
dance was given saturday evening Z
the hotel. and special music was
rendered by the Barnyard Jazz Band.
Among those present were: Misses Vir-
Ginia Walker. Olive Goode, Violet
Rawlctt Elenora Greaner, Carlotta
Dixon, Birdie Robb. May Query Cecil
Brtton, Dallas Goodc. Margaret Ell
lington; Vivian Smithie. Roy Napier
Ralph Query. Sherwood Butler UIrick
Hughes. Julius Boykin. Frank Wise
man, Tom Jones Willie Old, Lee Dance
The party was chaperoned by Mr. and
Mrs. v II. Goode.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.