Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-19
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Mr., and Mrs Charles Davenport
EiGyes announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Eleanor Ford. to Lieutenant
William Latanc Warm United States
MEDICAL Reserve Corps the ceremony
faVinE taken place on June 1G. Mrs.
warm will remain at the Park Hotel, in
Chattanooga, while Lieutenant Warn Is
stationed at Fort Oglethorpe
The announcement is OF much In
;crcst here. as the bride is Il niece Of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Percy Dgges and is
widely related throughout the State.
lntcrc.tin,: Ceremony.
On saturday, June 22, there Will be
an unusually Interesting celebration on
the courthouse green at Goochla nd.
when the Goochland Chapter, United
Daughters OF the Confcdcracy, viii un-
Veil monument, 20 the heroic soldiers
of lSGi-GJ and present to the county
handsome service flag in honor OF
its brave mon OF to- day who arc prov
ing in foreign lands that Virginia now.
AZ then. IS ready TO give its best to
righteous cause. Colonel Robert T..
Lee, OF "Rnvcnsworth." grandson OF
"Marsc Robert" and eldest son of Gem
Rooney" Lee will be the orator at tho
unwilling ceremonies.
David II. I.cakc. of Richmond. will
deliver the address at the unfurling of
the service flag. There will he basket
picnic and all the old inhabitants of
the county will be made welcome.
Crrric-WIiton.
tho wedding OF Miss Cay Vaughan
Wilson. daughter OF Calvin Wilson and
tho late Mrs. Annie Randolph Vaughan
Wilson. or this city. to Lieutenant Ed
ward Smith Curric. chaplain. United
states Army. and son OF Mr.. ard Mrs.
j. II. Curric. OF Fayetteville, \. G.. will
be celebrated this evening at o'clock
IN the chapel at tho Union Theological
Seminary Immediately after the cerc-
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home OF Mr. and Mrs Richard {.
Wight. 5i7 Seminary Avenue. TO which
only tho two families ana the bridal
party have been invited
The maids OF honor VIII be Misses
Nancy X Wight. niece Of the bride.
and Lucy W. Currlc. sister Of the GROOM.
The beat man will be tho groom's
brother. spencer Currie. and the ushers
VIII include: John T.. Wilson. brother
Of the bride: Herbert ". Jackson. Jr..
licutcnan, John \. Mclean, Charles l..
King, Carl Craig and j. J. Murray.
Little N!rEinia Wight. Laura Elizabeth
BoiCc. Bcssic wight and Emile q. VIII
son viii hold tho ribbons with Richard
{. Wight. Jr" Daniel HERON Call. Stan
lev rieasants Reed ana Peasants
l.arus Reed. Mr., wilson viii give his
daughter away.
Enters A Walton.
Thomas Cary Johnson Jr, son of
DR.. and Mrs Thomas Cary johnson. Of
the Union Thcoogical Seminary has
enlisted ia the naval aviation and lcf;
Monday afternoon for hs preliminary
training a. the Boston School o. Tech
noloyy. Mir. Johnson received his mas
tcr's degree a. tho University Of Viz
GINA n, the age Of nineteen. He also
taught for two years at the V i. /.
W nihcr-Inrsitcr.
Nj. ana Mrs =. X. Lassitcr. OF 30lG
Monument Avenue. announce the mar
riaEc II their daughter. Ethel Ouida.
10 Fisvlus 3urfoot Walker. OF Nor
folk. saturday morning. June s. The
ceremony wuE performed by Rev. Fin
lay i. Gibson I, -. al the home of
tho bride. AT 1880 o'clock. in the pres
cucc Of only the Immediate families
ard intimate friends Mr.. and Mrs.
walker arc now ~ home a, Parkwood
Court. Norfolk
Marriage Announced.
Mrs Mabel i.ohmann announces the
marriage Of her sister Miss Grace
George Williams, to Lieutenant Asakcl
EeckwoFth. OF Chicago. The ceremony
took place Saturday At noon. Rev. y.
=. Smoot officiating. Lieutenant and
Mrs. Hcckworth VIII make their home
near Camp Meade.
Uny-.Jnrkson.
Owing TO recent bereavement in both
families tho marriage Of Miss blanche
Frances Jackson. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Jackson, TO w Edward Hay,
was quietly solcmnizcd Saturday, June
Is. at o'clock, at home OF the bride.
Tcl North Twcnty-third Street. After
a short Northern trip Mrs. Hay Will
reside with her parents. while Mr.. Hay
Will assume military in the National
Army. Both Mr.. Hay and his bride are
from Richmond
Thursday Sing.
The Marines Hymn" will be sung by
Mrs. Norman Call at the Thursday
Evening Sing" at the Y. W. G.. a, 6
n
o'clock The usual songs VIII also be
sung, and large number OF people
will attend the sing" Everyone Is
invited