The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-09
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way Detitrick, Jr., L. S. A. coast ar
tillery, will be celebrated on Saturday
of this week. The ceremony will be
performed very quietly at o'clock in
the home of Miss Randolph's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Lingan Strother Ran
dolph. 3012 Monument avenue. in
the presence of the members Of the
two families only.
O'Grady-Bagley.
A very pretty military wedding was
celebrated yesterday morning at ?
o'clock in Monte Maria chapel when
Miss Margaret Mary Bagley. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bagley, of
Chimborazo Park, became the bride
of Corporal Henry O'Grady. the son
of Mrs. John O'Grady, of this city
The chapel was beautifully decorated
for the occasion in palms. chrysan-
themums and lighted candles, Two
large American flags were crossed
over the altar.
An interesting musical program
was rendered before the entrance of
the bridal party. Melvin o.Grady
brother of the groom, sang 90
Promise Me" and II Love You Truly"
and Mrs. James Mckinley sang 20
Salitorius," accompanied on the or
gan by Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a lovely
wedding gown OF duchess satin, en-
broidered in pearls and Roman cut
work. Her veil was caught with real
orange blossoms and real pearls and
her only ornament was A necklace OF
pearls. the gift of the groom. Her
flowers were Brides roses in
shower. each rose bearing a miniature
flag of one of the allies.
The brides sister, Miss RosaGa
Bagley. was her maid of honor. She
wore gown of blue Liberty satin and
| Georgette crepe, finished with pearls
and a black picture hat Her flowers
were Sunburst roses. Anthony Bag
ley, the brides brother, in uniform,
bore the ring on an American nag.
Melvin O'Grady was his brothers
best man and the ushers were Ser
geant Dan A. sadler, Corporal Otto B.
Grasberger, Corporal John r. Fletcher
and Corporal Norman Ford.
After the ceremony wedding
breakfast was served the bridal party
and the families in the brides home.
Later Corporal and Mrs. O'Grady left
for a northern trip. The bride will
| make her home at 1916 East Broad
street when Corporal O'Grady returns
TO his military duties in Washington.
Miss Margie McAlister and Miss
Ellen Mcnamara. of Washington.
came to Richmond for the wedding.
Doctor and Mrs. Stewart Return.
The Rev. J. Calvin Stewart has re-
turned from an extended trip to New
port and Atlantic City greatly i'm
| proved from the rest Doctor and
Mrs. Stewart will be glad to see their
friends at has West avenue.
Moore-Ryland.
Mr. and Mrs. John N Ryland. OF
Walkerton. King and Queen county.
| Va, announce the marriage OF their
| daughter. Emily Gwathmey. to Jo-
| seph Hall Moore. Jr., Of Richmond
| The ceremony was celebrated Satur-
! day. October 5, at II O'Clock in the
morning in Burlington Baptist church
| by the Rev c. Writ Trainham.
| Charles Garrett. the brides cousin.
! played the wedding music on the
organ.
/ The church was attractively fes-
tooned for the wedding in evergreens,
| goldenrod and autumn leaves. and
lighted candles were used on the
altar, The bride was attended by
| Miss Antoinette Ryland. her young
sister, as maid of honor. and Mrs.
! Robert 6. Dew. dame OF honor. The
bride wore travelling suit OF pea
cock blue velour with hat to cor
respond and her flowers were a
corsage bouquet of Brides roses
/ of white organdie and she carried an
armfull of yellow rosebuds. Mrs
Dew wore a gown of white net and
her flowers were Sunset roses. Little
Mildred and Temple Dew. nieces OF
! the bride, held the ribbons. They
wore dresses of white organdy.
2 Charles Moore nephew OF the
Eroona> was bestJrnan and the usher.
were the brides brothers-Archie c.
. | % Wand sv{n Del
Robert G. Dew, and her cousin, Alfred
p, Gwathmey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore left imme.
diately after the ceremony for a shor,
trip. They will be at home after Oc-
tober Is at The Grove" 1900 Grove
avenue, Richmond.
Visited In Charlottesville
Mr.. and Mrs August Still, of Floyd
avenue, spent the past weekend with
the latter's parents at their home in
Charlottesville.
v. NJ. 1. Cotillion Onicers.
The following item is taken from
the V. NJ. l. Cadet (weeklyl. OF Lex.
ington:
At a RECEIPT meeting OF the V. NJ I
first class. the officers of the Cotil-
lion club were elected. w. @. Willis
who led last years final ball. was
elected president. and T. d. Jones wa.
erected vice president i ne WISDOM
Of this selection has been shown by
their success al opening hops.
novel plan was introduced in re-
gard to the hop committee. One-third
OF the first class is to act at each hop
In this way every man has the rrivi'
lege OF meeting the Gallo, which
pleasure has been heretofore entrust-
ed to fortunate few.
Plans for the Anal german are
already under way, despite the fact
that unsettled conditions make the
date impossible to decide upon
Every man is determined to have the
Anal german and II they can remain
at the institute for three months very
elaborate arrangements will be made
Z Since the final german will come in
I midwinter. the dixie" will probably
be coates with o. DIS and overseas
caps. This is absolutely new and vii
be extremely becoming.
1t is hoped that such an event car
be realized, because it will be 19's
farewell hop at old V. NJ I. In case
the first class leaves within the next
few weeks farewell hop on a smaller
scale will be given.
4 Al Opening Hops.
The following Richmond girls
danced at the openinc hons last week