The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-04

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Demand for boxes at the state fair Is
greater this year than ever before,
and many prominent people have en-
gagged boxes for one day or every day
i OF the fair. Many out-of-town guests
Will be entertained at box parties for
the afternoon races and performances
or for the entertainment and fire.
works at night. Among the promi-
nent box-hoders are the following:
| Governor Westmoreland Davis, #. s.
Winston. Fairfax Harrison. w. c. Cal
lis. e. c. Patterson, e. b. Kelley, w
Z. Saunders. Thomas j. Leahy, j. r.
Paschal. ]. T. Anderson, r. w. Spill
man. Alvin NJ. Smith, George ]. Stone
man, Henry W. SchwarzschiId, O. J.
Sands, r. 3. Airport, Barton H Grun-
| dy. Leigh r. Page, kirkmyer Brothers,
w. p. Wood.
| Bullock-NcbIett.
! An interesting marriage was solem-
nized in Richmond Wednesday of this
week at o'clock in the afternoon
when Miss Fannie Neblett became the
bride OF James Hope Bullock. The
ceremony, was performed by the Rev.
1-enoir Valentine Lee in ST. Paurs
Episcopal church, with Mr.. and Mrs
Everett Chamber and Mr. and Mrs
Meredith Bullock. OF Whitaker. n. c..
present. The bride is the daughter of
1 the tate norman VI. Nebtett. OF Black =
stone, and Mrs. Fannie Neblett and
Mr. Bullock Is prominent business
man OF Henderson, Y. c.
| Arrives Safely Overseas
Mrs. L. r. Rogers, OF 42s Denny
street, has received the announcement
| of the safe arrival overseas Of her
SON Corporal Robert w. Rogers, ..
N. C.
| Richmond Man Will We'd.
! An interesting affair OF this week
will be celebrated in Racine, Wis.
when A. Daily Grigg. formerly of
Richmond now with the reserve ma
rine flying corps stationed at Great
Lakes, Ill. and Miss Pearl Eathylie
Gillian, OF Mt. Ivor. n. c.. are mar
ried. Miss Gillian has been making
her home in Leesburg. Loudoun Coun.
| ~, Va, for the past few months
where she has replaced a man in the
service an clerk in a bank. The we'd
! ding will be of much interest in this
! city, Miss Gillian having left Lees
! burg Tuesday for Racine. Wis, to
meet Mr.. Grigg.
Announcements Received.
| Announcements were received yes
terday from Mr. and Mrs Charles
/ otway Saville. OF the marriage OF
their daughter, Mary Browne, TO Lu-
clan Warren Bir>ham, Tuesday even
ling in their home. 1921 Park Ave-
nue.. Mr.. and Mrs Bingham will be
at home at Lanexa, Va
| Coberly-Dolan.
| An interesting wedding of last
week was that Of Miss Alice Marie
/ Dolan, OF Walnut hill" Petersburg.
/ to Lieutenant Virgil j. Coberly. L. S.
A. of Camp Jackson. Column bia, S. c..
which took place on Tuesday in St.
Joseph's Catholic church. The bride
! Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Doian, OF Petersburg. Lieutenant CO.
berly is the son OF Judge and Mrs.
John Coberly. of Eikins, w. Va The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Haier, assisted by Rev. Father
Murphy. of Lynchburg. The bride
had as her maid OF honor Miss Flea
iner Fisher and the bridesmaids in
claded Misses Marguerite kilmartin,
Helen Melvin. OF Richmond and Blair
! coleman Louis Rellenoi-ef- Rich
mond, acted as best man, and the
ushers were William Fisher, Thomas
Moran. Emmett Clements, Walter
] d Alton. Captain j. Demnaick. 7.
IS A, and Lieutenant e 3. Eherhsrdt.
L. s, A.. of Camp Lee.
DcFree~-<licnau
A quiet wedding was celebrated in
1.-The parsonage of West End Metho-
tdis1 church Wednesday when the Rev.
A. l.. Carson offtciated at the cere-
mony OF Miss Jose pf,ine Chenault. of
Caroline county. and James r. De-
Frees. Of Richmond Mr.. and Mrs.
DeFrees will make THAR home In this
city
Women Of Grace Street Church.
The women OF Grace street Baptist
ichurch have been called to an i'm
!, pprtant meeting this afternoon at 4
Io'clock in the church All of the
women In the church are expected to
be present.
Get Together Meeting.
All of the Methodist young people S
missionary societies of Richmond will
unite in an interesting "get-tcgether'
meeting at the Monument Methodist
church. Park avenue and Park street.
this afternoon at o'clock. There
will be program In which every one
win take part, and buffet supper will
be served.