The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-15
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Frteda Meredith Dictz, Editor. Phone Madison 1928.

The most interesting wedding Of
this week will be celebrated Wednes-
day evening at Z o'clock in the chapel
of the Union Theological Seminary at
Cinter Park, when Miss Mary Lam
bert Frischkorn, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hunter b.. Frischkorn. OF
6l2 Chamberlayne avenue G1nter
Park, becomes the bride of the Rev.
thomas P1nckney Johnston, formerly
OF Salisbury, n. C., now pastor OF a
church in Welsh, w Va. Mr.. John
ston and his bride will make their
home in West Virginia after a wed
ding journey. Miss F>rischkorn's sis
terri, Misses Margaret and Courtney
viii be her attendants.
Patriotic Card Party.
-. An attractive benefit affair OF the
week will be the patriotic card party
to be given by the Lee Chapter.
Daughters of the Confederacy. in the
Army and Navy club Thursday even
ing at $50 o'clock. the proceeds to
go toward buying cots for the Army
and Navy club. Among the members
OF Lee chapter who have already
taken tables for the affair are Mrs.
A J. Montague. president; Miss Nellie
Bargarnin. secretary; Mrs. j.. II, Will
Hams. Miss Mary Chalmers, Miss
Cefestine Wingo, Miss jamie Robin
son- Mrs Temple Roy. Mrs. A. j.
Da1ron. Mrs. Desportes. Mrs, Harry
Ingalls,. Mrs. j. i. Sycie. Mrs. N. G..
Morris Miss Emma Morris. Mrs,
George Hunter. Mrs. William Gilmer.
Mrs Charles seldeu, Mrs. w. NJ.
Boyd. Mrs. c. Nj. L~anghorne, Mrs.
Pearman. Mrs 1fllsman, Mrs. Weis-
man, Mrs. Heflicker. Mrs. Thomas
VIM. Mrs A. G. Bedford. Mrs. Muir
ray Massey, Mrs. Charles saunders.
Mrs Charles Page. Mrs. Cheif. Mrs
Lee Roden. Mrs, Reuben Burton, Mrs.
Thomas Bigger and Mrs. sam Tyler.
At Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Thomas h. Scott. OF This city,
Beach. She has been spending the
summer at White sulphur Springs.
where she had q cottage in Virginia
Row, Mr.. Scott is still at the Springs.
Returns from House Party.
Miss Martha Wal has returned to
White sulphur Springs. where her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett H.. Wall.
have been spending the season. from
kennebunkport. Maine. where she
among the guests at a house party
given by Miss Doreen FITZGERALD. OF
Richmond, who IS spending the sum
mer there with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. DeSoto FitxGeraid,
Interesting Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips. OF
Waterford, Loudoun county. have
issued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter, Elizabeth, To the Kev.
Hubert II Turner The wedding will
take place at the home Of the bride
on September IS al 6 o'clock in the
evening
Al Virginia Hot Springs.
Early September here nnds the
summer colony returning TO their
homes and the early arrivals for the
fall season beginning TO filter in at
the Virginia Hot Springs.
Firginians have been very active
In the late sunmer life, and numbers
will pass the fall al the Springs. Mrs.
c. F. Sauer. OF Richmond, is among
the guests, with her daughter. Miss
Helen Sauer. and MIR. Sauer spends
y week-tnds With ther2.
Mrs. J. ] Percival and Mrs. r. r.
Whittle, Of Petersburg, were recent
motor visitors 10 the Springs as were
also Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wing and
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A, Davis, of Norfolk.
William Jennings BRYAN made a
short stay al the Hot the early part
OF the week and Joined Mrs. Bryan.
who Is taking the cure. He spoke to
an i'm promptu gathering OF about
three hundred people at the Liberty
theatre, n later returned TO 81.
Louis. Mrs. Bryan is remaining at
the Springs and will he Joined later
for a rest by Mr.. Bryan,
The Misses Refine and Ethel Davies.
Of New York city. sisters OF The we'll
known motion picture star, Marian
Davies. are at the Springs for the
early fall season, and arc passing
.,s,rA - Hnlr tir~n "a - A.4 - ~1-
sports, especially golfng.
Villa r. Combs. who SO success
fully managed President Wilson'S last
presidential campaign. is at the
Homestead for a rest.
J. Elias. tho consul to The Neither
lands. is confined to his room Mt the
Homestead with an attack OF rhsuma-
tis1n.
The Hot Springs Red Cross has kept
pace with the demands on II so we'll.
that they have been informed that
they have caught up with all work
that had been assigned to them. SO
that the work rooms will be closed
Until the early part OF October, at
which time work win he resumed at
both the Homestead and the Com
House,
A new Juvenile record in the sale
OF war savings stamps was establish
ed this week when barclay and Gran
VILE Ulman, sons of NJ, and Mrs. J..
Stevens Ulman. of New York city. sold
in two hours at the booth In the lobby
Of the Homestead hotel stamps to the
value of $3.50, truly a record, as the
previous best mark of any Of the
Juvenile teams was a little less than
a thousand dollars.
Marxhall-Harwo0d. |
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. George e.. |
1920 Park avenue, was beau
decorated last evening for the
" edding OF their daughter. Lucy Brax-
ton. TO William Marshall. Jr., Of Phila-
delphia. The bride entered and was
given in marriage by her father. She
was lovely in an exquisite gown of
bridal satin deliberately embroidered. |
Her long train was fastened with |
range blossoms and ropes of pearls. !
She carried q shower bouquet of
roses and s~wansonia. Miss |
Moore. the maid OF honor
and only attendant. was charming In a
Imported gown of delft blue
Georgette crepe over silver cloth with
q bodice of crystals. Her flowers we're
pink sweetheart. rosebuds tied with
tulle. James Gwatkins attended
Marshal as best man. After a re-
ception Mr.. and Mrs, Marshall left for
q ,sojourn at the Greenbriar. White Sui
rhur Springs. Later they will be estab-
lished In Philadelphia.