The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-19

SOCIETY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The wedding of Miss Mary Teresa
Pagan. daughter of Mrs. Margaret Fa-
gan and the late James p. Pagan, and
Louis Frank Walter, son of Mrs. Anna
Walter and the late Philip Walter,
of Baltimore. was quietly celebrated
Thursday, October II. at O'Clock in
the morning. in the chapel of the
Sisters of Charity. the Rev. James
Brannon officiating. The altar was
decorated in ralms, ferns and white
flowers. Miss Ryan played the we'd
ding music.
| The bride entered with her broth
or. Edward Pagan. and was given by
him in marriage. She wore lovely
gown Of white Georrette crepe. and
her veil of tule was caught with
clusters of orange blossoms. She car
ried white prayer-b book. Frederick
u. r agun was VT. walters best man.
! After the ceremony, a wedding
breakfast was served in the brides
home, $500 East Franklin street, and
at noon Mr. and Mrs. Walter left for
/ New York. Niagara Falls. Philadel-
iphia and Washin gton On their re-
turn they will make their home in
i Baltimore. Mr.. Waiter is in the gov
eminent service in the Washington
navy yard.
the wedding were Mrs. A. Walter.
mother of the groom, of Baltimore:
Mrs. NJ. Schruefer sister of the groom,
of Baltimore, and Mr.. and Mrs. Or
reil, OF Winston salem. N. c.
Virginian WEEDS in Texas
| Saturday afternoon. October IL. at
$50 o'clock, in Christs Episcopal
ichurch. Houston, Texas. Miss Kath-
i leen Timmins became the bride of
John Flavel Slaughter Duke. lieuten-
ant. U. s. A. air service
| The church was decorated with
flowers and the wedding service was
! conducted by the Rev. r. j. Windham.
Miss Lillian Patton and Miss Frances
Adams were bridesmaids. and Miss
Annie r. Frost, the maid of honor
The bride was given away by her
brother. Christian Timmins, and the
groom's best man was Chance Tim
Minis After the ceremony. Leuten-
! ant and Mrs. Duke left to spend a
; few days at the Galvez-
/ The bride is a member of one OF
the pioneer families of Houston. The
groom. a former student OF the Tai
versity of Virginia, is a member of
prominent Virginia family, whose
home is in Charlottesville.
/ Invitations Issued
Cards have been issued to the m ar
riage OF Miss Margaret Nir1mo Rhett,
of Columbus. Miss. and Douglas
Smith, of Charleston. S. c. Miss
Rhett is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rhet' and a niece of the
Misses Munford. OF Richmond. The
wedding, which is of much interest
in Virginia and throughout the south,
will take place very quietly In Mem
phis, Tenn, on October %.
Renet--Shreye
OF interest in Virginia was the mar
rfage celebrated Wednesday evening at
$50 O'Clock at ST. Davids Protestant
Episcopal church, Roland Park. Bal
ttimore, when Miss Ann Lux Buchanan
! Shreye, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
tOswald Tiighman Shreve, became the
bride OF Hugh Benet. son Of William
Christie Benet and the late Mrs. Benet.
of Columbia. S. G. Only the two fam
lilies witnessed the ceremony. the Rev.
DR.. Theodore G. Foote. rector OF the
schurch. officiating.
The bride was attended by Miss
Mary Virginia Wallis. of Altoona Ia.
as maid OF honor. and Miss Rosa
Tilghman ShreYe her cousin; Miss
Emily McLain Merryman. Miss Leslie
p. Frick and Miss Margaret N Os-
| borne as bridesmaids. The bride wore
gown of white satin with a tHfle
veil. Her flowers were shower of
brides roses
United States Senator Christie Ben
ct, of South Carolina, was his broth
er's best man. and the ushers were
Charles Workman, OF Richmond AL
bert Bruce and Samuel Bradford. I'm
}nseeiiates* after tAfe gereHapny, : Mt. and
81 Mrs. Bsnet left for r. wedding trip.
AFTER which they wilt make their home
at Ilo1 North Calvart street. Balti-
more
Kramer-SaIe.
The wedding of Miss MarySCecelia
Sale, of this city, and Henry Kramer.
lof Camp Eustis, formerly of New
York city. was celebrated Wednesday
in St Peters chapel by the Rev. John
A kelliher. The bride liz the daugh-
ter of Claiming Sale. OF Roanoke
Rapids, n. c., formerly of Bedford
City, Va, and the sister of Fred Sale.
with the i04th ammunition train in
France, and John Sale. in the United
States navy.
Marriage Licenses.
i Marriage licenses were issued by
the clerk of hustings court yesterday
to the following persons:
Sheppard Y. Tyree and Rose d.
Burton.
William ]. c. Fox and Mamie E.
Folkes.
buy Liberty Bonds-
At Union Station Church.
The steward, captains and helpers
arc requested to meet at the Union
Station Methodist Episcopal church
m, Sunday morning nror,Yflv ar IN