The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-15

and only the immediate families and a
few intimate friends were present. The
parior was beautifully decorated with
ferns. vines and golden rod.
Mrs. Howard w. Taylor, of Hanover.
sang % Promise Me-" just before the
entrance OF the bridal party. She was
accompanied by Miss Inez S. Hutchin-
son Mrs. Taylor played the bridal
chorus from ~Lohengrin for the entrance
of the party,
The bride wore a blue suit with
tupe accessories and carried Brides
roses. She entered with her sister.
Miss Leila Glare Gravatt, who wore "a
pink crepe de chine frock and carried
pink roses. Jesse Turner, Of Suffolk
a cousin of the room. attended him as
best man. The bride Is widely related
throughout Virginia and has many
friends who are interested in her we'd
ding. Mr.. Harrell is a prominent citi-
zen of Nansemond county,
Immediately after the Mr.
and Mrs. Harrell left In an
Tor Richmond en- route to Suffolk where
they viii make their home. Among
the guests at the wedding were Mrs.
brinktey and Mr.. Turner. OF suffolk.
SHE Hieid-CouneiI.
A wedding of interest throughout the
state was celebrated in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Council, of Frank
lin. Va, at / o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
september 10. when their daughter.
Miss Eunice Mcdonald Council. became
the bride of Assistant Payrnaster Angie
ID. Sheffield, the son Of Mrs. Lucy A..
sheffield. The Rev. Or. G. II. Rowland
performed the Just before
the entrance of the bridal party Mrs.
r., T. Jones san The Sunshine Of Your
Smile"
The home was attractiveiy decorated
in a color scheme OF green and white,
quantities of fern being used, and
American flags were draped about the
rooms. The bride was attended by Mrs.
IL r.. Sheffield as natron OF honor.
she wore "A gown OF blue Georgette
crepe and carried an armfull OF pink
asters. The bride wore a suit Of blue
hroadcloth and her flowers were orchids
and roses, The r3ngbearer was little
Miss Nilena Council. who wore a frock
Of whfte organdy with pink ribbonspnd
carried the ring in a lily tied with pink
tulle. W. r. Sheffield. brother Of the
groom was his best man.
Immediately after the Mr..
and Mrs. Sheffield left for Washing
ton After September 80 they VIII be-
at home at Warren Crescent. Norfolk.
Dance Fer Men at Front.
To raise a Christmas fund for the
men in the former Howitzers' battery.
~Rockbridge battery. headquarters and
supply companies of the 1I1th regiment.
TweHty-Riath division actively engaged
in the present drive in France. the
wnaaan,s auxiliary Of the Howttze-s
are going TO give q military ball on
saturday evening. September q. in the
Blues arfnory. Dancing will begin at
s O'Clock and it via be one Of the
largest affairs of the season. Mrs. Rob
ert ]. Hudson Is chairman of the dance
and Miss Kate Myers is president Of
the auxiliary.
The chairmen Of all Of the commit
tees have not yet been appointed and
the committees are not completed. In,
SO far the following have accepted
Mrs. +. c Walthall. chairman OF the
punch table. Mrs. Z. c. l. walthall.
Jr. chairman of the candy; Mrs,
Charles Mccurdy. chairman or the Ice
cream, assisted by Mrs. Kratz,
-Asnc.G thnsa- Naa AHia ss+A*-a+-+h~
ball are Mrs Tnenrss Joyce. Miss tn
liam joyce. Mrs. c. V. Meredith, Mrs
william Burrows, Mrs. Ida Roweo.
Mrs. William sydnor. Mrs. l.. O Moore.
Mrs. Mum. Mrs, Keefey, Mrs. RYAN.
Mrs John Clark. Mrs. F. 2. Cowardin,
Mrs George Harrington, Mrs, White |
hurst. Miss Louise Stevenson. Mrs. G.
". Massie. Mrs. A. w. Cheatwood, Mrs.
William Myers, Mrs. Kelley. Mrs. Holt.
Miss Elizabeth Myers, Miss May Curry. [
Miss Lula Milhiser. Miss Morrow. Miss
Julia Woodbridge. Mrs. Charles Kahn.
Mrs. c II. Newell. Mrs. Marks Mrs
F. r Foster. Miss Rosa Hulcher. Mrs. |
Golden, Mrs, May Archer and manyl
others.
All women interested in man in any
OF these organizations ave invited to
assist and 10 he present at the regu-E
lar meeting IN Tuesday evening, Mt
Sis o'clock In the annex OF Murphv,SI
Catholic Women's Auxiliary.
The Catholic woYuen's auxiliary OF
the Red Cross will meet in the base
ment Of 81, Peters church as usual
during the week. Each dav women
from the various parishes, with their
respective chatrmen. will take charge
uf the work as follows.
Monday, ST Peters church. Mrs
Yardly, chairman. I
Tuesday. Renedictine church. Mrs.
Hoffman. chairman.
Wednesday. st. Msry's church, Mrs
John Bliley, chairman.
Thursday. st. Patrick's church, Mr..
and Mrs. Long. chairman.
Friday. Sacred Heart cathedral
Miss Kate I.auhe. chairman: general
Mrs. Roper. chairman knit
ting division, Mrs, Tracy.
Members who are unable to attend
their regular parish" day will be
warmly welcomed on any other dav.
and are urged to come and hiring
their friends to assist IN the work.