Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
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Mrs. Lee, wife of Lieutenant Colonel
Fitzhugh Lee. Of the Three Hundred
and Fourth Cavalry. stationed at Leon
Springs. Texas. has arrived In Wash
lngton, and Will be At the Shoreham
Tor short stay. Mrs. Leo is opening
nor homo on South Street. Washing
ton. which she has leased tor some
time
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Lee
were much entertained In Richmond
last season. when the former was sta
TONED at Camp Lee, and were fire.
quen.ly guests Of Governor Henry c.
Stuart at the Executive Mansion.
Leaving Town.
Colonel and Mrs. w. Gordon McCabe
leave to-day for Staunton. where they
will spend month or more at the
kaiorama." and where they will be
Joined at the end Of the week by Mrs
Il. X. Warner McCabe and her chill
dren The husband of the latter Lieu
tenant-Colonel e. Il. Warner McCabe.
,f the leid artillery. U. S. a.. has been
serving in France since December.
1917.
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flexmer Bal!
announce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Earla Ravenscroft to Lieutenant
barton Hearst Marshall. eldest son Of
Colonel James Keith Marshall. Of
Front Royal The ceremony took place
Saturday. July 6. at Camp Wadswcrth.
Snartanburg. S. C.
Wedding of Interest.
An interesting wedding was that Of
Miss Mary Eugenia Arnold and Will
liam Jewett McCaw, which was cele-
bTated on the evening OF June % at
o'clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Lee Smith. 2l0 North Laurel
Street. Father E. a. Brasman ofiicia,-
ing. An improvised altar Of summer
n nd1
the drawing room. and only small
company Of relatives and intimate
friends witnessed the ceremony A
reception followed.
= The bride wore wedding dress OF
white Georgette crepe elaborately en-
brodered in beads. and her veil OF
illusion was fastened with orange
blossoms. She carried a bouquet OF
bride roses. Miss Demctria Smith
who was maid of honor. wore frocn
OF pink net over silver and carried
an armful OF roses. Wilson II. Nc
cav was his brothers best man. Lit
tie Catherine Hooker, in a pale pink
Eeorgette crepe frock. carried the ring,
and Frances Smith. who was flower
girl. wore "A white organdie dress win
wide pink sash.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. McCaw formerly
made their home In Washington. bu;
tho groom Is nov with the quarter
master department IL Newport News
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Bagley, OF South
I'M. announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Anne Elizabeth. to DR. Hugh
cia!hourne Wolfe, assistant surgeon
United States reserve. Dr. Wolfe is a
son OF Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Wolfe. OF
Greensboro. y. C.. and is stationed AZ
Portsmouth. The wedding will be
quietly celebrated at the brides home
some time In August.
Mrs. Seny In Chicago.
Mrs. George J. .>eay. chairman OF
the Fifth Fedora! Reserve District left
Sunday for Chicago, TO attend the con-
ference OF the National Woman's Lib
erty loan committee, lasting for three
days. in that city. On account OF the
greatly increased WORK in the nve
States OF the district. for the coming
loan. which Will take all OF her time
Mrs Seay has fe!, compelled to ros sign
the Craftsmanship Of the CITY o! Rich
mond. She will return from Chicago 20
her home in Richmond the last o. the
week.
Red Cross Rally.
In the chapel OF Union Theological
Seminary on Friday evening at $50
o'clock Red Cross rally Will be held
Henry w. Anderson will be the speak
er OF the evening. Mr. Anderson was
the head of the Red Cross commission
20 Houmania and brings hrst-hand in
formation OF the needs OF those
ElTlthtn people ana nat the kcu
Cross is doing TO meet those needs
Patriotic music will be "A feature OF
the program. and tho public is invited
Sterne-HuxaeU.
y pretty wedding was celebrated
Thursday evening, July H. NJ But
terworth. in the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Russell,
when their daughter. Helen. became
the bride OF Ensign Potter Sterne. OF
the naval reserve. now stationed at
en-
Stcrne. OF Dinwiddie. Courthouse.
The lower floors were thrown into
one for the occasion and decorated with
phloX, where the groom awaited her.
dressed In an afternoon frock Of white
satin and string of pearls, was met
at the bottom OF the stairway by her
father and escorted by him 10 the I'M
proviSed altar banked high with pink
phioX where the groom awaited her.
The ceremony Was performed by Rev.
s. o. Southaii. Owing to the uncer-
tainties Of Ensigns Sterne's furiough.
only the immediate families were pres
cnt. Refreshments were served after
the ceremony and then Ensign and Mrs.
S,crne left Immediately for a brief
honeymoon, expecting later TO make
their home in Norfolk for while.
Lawn Fcte aud Card Party
An attractive lawn fete and card
party will be given this evening at
the residence OF Mrs. Frank Dasheld
JSppcS, -oVo NfToNe avenue. n HuSlCal
program will be rendered. consisting
Of vocal. piano an dviolin selections.
and refreshments will be served. the
proceeds to be used for war relief and
hospital supplies. Cards will begin at
$40 o'clock.
LAWN Party This Evening.
There will be a lawn party given
for the benefit of Highland Park
Methodist Church on the park this eve
ming. from to II o'clock. There will
be music and refreshments.