The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-30
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One of the most interesting we'd
dfngs OF the season will be celebrated
Saturday morning of this week at
1880 o'clock in Charlottesville, va,
when Miss Mary James Massie.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
Massie. becomes the bride of IAeuten-
ant David Dunlop, III. son Of David
Dunlop, of Petersburg. The ceremony
will be celebrated in Christ Episcopal
Ichurch.
n Miss Massie is the niece Of Mrs
Malvern c. Patterson, of Hill Crest."
Cary-Street road, and she made her
debut in Richmond society two sea-
SON ago while the guest of her aunt.
She Is widely related throughout the
state. Her mother was Miss Nellie
Hinton and belle of her time. Lieu
tenant Dunlop Is also widely related
throughout Virginia. He is stationed
at Camp Lee at the present time.
Hobart,-Welborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Welborn, Of
Roanoke, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Helen Lewis, to
Thomas Ducan Hobart. Jr.. the cere-
mony having been celebrated Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock In the brides
noHi6 Tic IhSV. VI. oIlS mead OIIlC1at~
ing. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart left for Hot
Springs where they win spend their
honeymoon. The bride is a former
student OF the University Of Michigan.
Mr.. Hobart Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
T. d. Hobart. of Roanoke. They will
make their home in Roanoke on their
return from Hot Springs.
The wedding came as a surprtze to
the friends of both parties as no
previous announcement had been
iy few relatives witnessing the cere-
mony.
Oisen-Engiish.
A marriage OF interest is that an
nounced by Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Eng
lish. of their daughter. Carrie Lee, to
Olaof Olsen, U. S. N. S.. the ceremony
having been soiemnized in Baltimore
on August %. the Rev. Charles Eyster
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen will
make their home in Norfolk.
Visiting in This City.
Mrs John w. Cabell. of North
Sheppard street. this city. has as her
house guest. Miss Robertine Moore,
of Roanoke.
Leave for Baltimore.
Miss Clothilda Hassel. of Chin
borazo park. will leave this -soning
for Baltimore to visit relatives for
the week end. She will retu a to this
city Tuesday morning.
Leaves for Blue Ridge.
DR., D. B. Bryan. of Dooley avenue
and Bon Air, left yesterday for Blue
Ridge. North Carolina. for a stay OF
several days. Mrs. Bryan and their
two children, D. B. Bryan, Jr.. and
little Miss Euphemia Bryan, are sum
N-4, a.
turn to their home on Dooley avenue
about the middle of September.
Dance Tomorrow Night.
One of the first benefit dances OF
the season will be given in the Blues
armory tomorrow evening from ) to
IL o'clock for the benefit of the Blues
tobacco fund. Mrs. w. d. Bradley
assisted by Mrs. John F. Bauer will
have charge OF the refreshments and
Mrs. Hamilton Chaikley is general
chairman. Mothers of the men in the
Blues will act as patronesses OF the
affair. The popular jazz band OF the
aviation corps will furnish the music
for the occasion. II Is expected that
many young people will enjoy the
dancing.
Party for Richmond Guests.
Miss Sue Hunt and Miss Edith
Robinson. OF this city. were guests OF
given by their hostess. Miss Kate
Minor. at her home at tae University.
Va An interesting entertainment was
arranged and a number OF guests In :
wited to meet the Richmond girls.
The guests included Misses Lydia
Fish burna, Audrey Carter. of Wash :
ington. Dorothy Pilkingron, Alice
Lee Patton. Mary Cheape, Ida Mas
sic and Susan Johnson, of Rich
Ia Minor Viz
ginius Dabney. John Hamilton,
James Massie, William Nutycomb be,
Bernard Teel, Jack and Cyril Nc
Murdo. Hardy billiard. Cannon and
Billie Duke, and Richmond T. Minor,
Jr.
Visiting in Gloucester.
Mrs Lewis D Aylett OF Gintsr
Park is spending the remainder OF
1.-THE summer in Gloucester county visit
ling friends
McElfrcal Loving.
An interesting marriage recently
announced was that OF Miss Dorothy
Loving, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orville Loving, of Culpeper, Va. TO
Captain Enon McElfresh. L. S. A.. the
ceremony having taken place in the
brides home on August 10. Only a
few relatives and intimate frienos
were present After the ceremony
Captain and MIS- Ei1resh spent lew
days at Atlantic City going from
thence to Camp Dix. Since Captain
McEifresh has been sent overseas and
his bride has returned to her homo.
She is the granddaughter OF Major
Loving, Of Lovington, Va, and Is
member OF a prominent old Virginia
family.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.