Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29
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TO be present. as interesting plans for
Gru winters work will be discussed.
Mrs. N..ry Il. Talley, Of coo West Clay
l ,anrh,, az rhnouhceS the marriage of her
7 LANE tcr, Alma Estclle, TO Morris Page
1870 I., son OF MIR. and Mrs. Littlcbcrry
n. carter. The ceremony was Derformed
very quietly Wednesday,. September IS,
AZ II O'Clock, by the Rev r. e. Skinner
at his residence on Grove Aycnte Sn
. Sarus were issued, and the groom. who
- serving his country in the navy. has
| ,Iu 'hcd 10 his ship, while the bride
until his return
Informal Childrcn's Dance
Miss LIS ella Binford Will open her studio
IN formal dance for children on the
evening Of October 10 Miss Binford
mas lnst returned from AN extended stay
IN New York and at the Warm Springs
L""rcnce,ilic Wedding.
81. andrews Episcopal Church. at
;-dMIrhccViIie. was the scene Of a rain
noM Wedding Wednesday evening. Sep
trune Bryan Turnbuli WAS married 10
Coleman Morrison Whitlock Of this city
fa IN. church was decorated with palms,
{tne priaai party entered AIRS. j. N. Whar-.
ron. sister Of The groom sang "Because."
I-ohengrn's Wedding March was rem
Herfd BY Miss Fannie Harris. Misses
Wo,nyeott and f:lne Meredith: the
rnin, s,n"i !'a1 sowned In organdie IN
OF golden rod and ferns. came from the
Nestry room down the aisle where they
Prize Prize TO the altar. little Misses Mary
EIizabeth Turnbull. Julia Turnbull,
mary Louise Gilmore and Nat Turnbuii.
wait carried the ring on a silver tray.
followed by little Miss Ella Mallory.
Who was flower girl. Miss Pattic Prince
in white silk net over white taneta
ana carried a noseEay OF rainbow
movers. Mrs. James 7. Gillette, sister
oil inc bride, was matron OF honor. She
wore black satin spanglcd tulle over
TURQUOISE blue satin and carried pink
roses The bride entered with her
father. Charles Turnbull. who gave her
IN marriage. She was gowncd in white
Duchess satin and real lace and her
Vel was caught with orange blossoms.
The groom had as his best MAJ Robert
ciarke. Rev A. y Cray Jr.. former
Camp Lee. performed the ceremony.
Immediately after the ceremony re-
cep,ion was given at the home OF the
brides father, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitiock left for a northern tour.
Among the out of-town guests were
M nd a Mr. Mrs. nsod,, l. Whitloek ,r Mr.
Mrs. Y. s Freeman. Miss Carrie Redo.
Mrs Charles Savage. Mrs. y. K. Watt.
all OF Richmond: Miss Florence Rawi-
ines. OF frcderichsburG: Miss Margaret
"oyncott of Portsmouth: Miss Vivian
''arrow: "f Alberta: Miss Fannie Harris.
) y kcnbridg": Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Gillette, Of courtIand; Robert Clarke
F., OF CITY Point: j. y. IIargrovc. Osborne
\shworth and Edmund Rucker. Of
Columbia. S. g.
Concerning Mrs. fInrrison. 80.
Mrs. Fairfax Harrison. Of The Plains.
fauluicr County. spent few days in
New, York with her daughter Miss
rner there taking course in nursing.
Miss Harrison returned TO Virginia
Win her mother and spen, the week
, Miss Harrison viii go 80 one OF the
cantonrnents in the South and take UP
her duties in Red Cross work.
Quiet Wedding.
An interesting marriage was quietly
celebrated Monday,. afternoon at 6
daughter OF Mrs. V. =. Dominica. of
H I.n neiEh,s became The bride ., of
Robinson. OF stuart Avenue. The c.re-
mony was performed by the Rev Viii
liam l.. Rail- with only the immediate
tmoon. MIR and Mrs. Robinson will
make their home in Barton Heights.
Attend Rcunion.
two little daughters, who have been
sister, Mrs j. Robert Wade, OF AZ
Their home in sherman, Texas. Mrs.
Flow was accompanied by Mrs PITTS.
q Norfolk ,s and her G99s,m, MISS sS
route 10 Tulsa oklahoma. where the
party attended the annual Confederate
Reunion.
or much interest here is. the marriage
OF Miss Grace Ellen Mickey, daughter
OF Mrs Edward Mickey. OF Evanston.
III. to Tunstali Winston. son OF Mrs.
Bickcrton Lyle Winston and the late
DR. winston, Of witch near o, man.
Thursday in Evanston. only relatives
and a few close friends being present.
and his bride viii live at the home Of Of
the formers mother. Mrs, winston ~
well known here. where she mas Deen
for several winters, and Mr.. winston:
who is :, graduate OF Tie University
OF Virginia is a local attorney.
~" fag I Day for Floyd Hall Will be held
"Wednesday OF this week Floyd Hall
was opened in 1916. it's object being
to make home non ser srIsS al and MRS.
John Murphy Is head of the board or
managers. The, hoard hopes to eniarsGi
make room for more girls. rs acc9mo
dations at present being limited TO
eighteen
The Music study Club will meet with
Mrs. y. C. Wright. at lo+ North Iwemty
eighth Street. "Wednesday evening. ms
club has been recently organized TO
promote the interest of music, and the
following are the officers elected for
the ensuing term: Mrs. \. Z: wright
president: Hiss cula s sahnrner Morn
secretary Miss Ruth Weisiger, assist
am, SOC ~: Miss Mary Andrews,
trrasul, Louise May. librarian;
Miss pat u nders. assistant libra
rian. Aftcl the business meeting, the
following program will he rendered:
PAPER read on characteristics Of Ma
tional Music
Miss Grace Schermerhorn
Indian Song ...... Mrs. May
American folk songs-Misses Annie
Andrews. Bessie Johns. Ida BngE,
Louise Woodward. Celeste Johns.
Ruth Weiseger. Alice Lacy. Mary
Andrews, Bessie Sims, Mrs. Robert
son, Mr.. Baker, Mr.. Bass.
Scotch song 1910. Miss Louise Johns
instrumental solo tRussian),
Miss Ethel Bowling
Italian song ............ Mrs. Wright
instrumental solo (American),
Miss Jones
Spanish song 49,. Miss Yula Starnell
instrumental solo (Frencn),
Miss Ruth Weisiger
Irish song Miss Grace Schermerhorn