The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-01

SOCIE T Y

A lovely wedding was celebrated
Saturday afternoon, September IS, in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs, s. L
Thomas. 610 Bacon road. Battery
Court, when their daughter. Bonnie
Irene. became the bride of Henry
Kendall King. of Washington. form
erly OF this city. The Rev. G. II.
Lam beth. pastor Of Monument Metho-
dist church, performed the ceremony
at O'Clock in the presence OF few
relatives and friends, The home was
beautifully decorated n palms and
ferns.
The brides father gave her in mar
riage She wore an exquisite gown
OF white Georgette crepe made short
length with panels of heavy imported
japanese silk embroidered in white
silk. Her veil of tulle fell from
coronet OF pearls and was arranged
fan effect at the back of her head
and 1t fell to the bottom of her skirt
Her flowers were IA shower OF white
roses. There were no attendants.
+ Late I'm the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
! King left for a few days stay in
Washington Mr.. King received sud
den orders 10 report at naval
aviation camp in Mississippi. Mrs.
King will be the guest OF her parents
until late in the autumn when she
Will join MIR King in Mississippi
ADMINISTRATORS.
very pretty wedding viii be
quietly celebrated In the home OF Mr.,
. and Mrs. T, ]. Nichols. 1902 Porter
street, AZ half-after II o'clock this
morning when their daughter.
Lucille will become the bride Of
4 Au nf Mrs
J J. Adams Of F'arr1ville Va.
The bride viii enter the parlors
Nth her -father.=whaZ will-giHe= her
away. She will wear a travelling suit
% brown with contrasting hat and
A eorsagc of orchids and gardenias.
Miss F'IoSSfc II Traylur, her only at
tendant, Will wear a champagne
colored dress with a black hat and
will carry an armful Of dahllas.
Little Miss Edith Atkins Pfeiffer will
carry the ring in lily. The wedding
music Will he played hy Miss Eattie
VI. Taylor, OF GAINESVILLE, the BRIDE
cousin J. G.. Pauiett formerly OF
Farmville. now Of Richmond. Will be
Mr. Adams best man. II. T Cobb.
and r J. Nichols, 1r brother OF the
bride. will act as ushers The cere-
mony viii be performed by DR.. Henry
c. Pfe4Ner. of Farmvtlle close
k1AEtfI t9& Nfl- 4ttt5fttN~ N=~sa~Nftt ~ ENF'Af
r n, MaNes pastor Of Central NJ f
church, and Rev. J. 4. Armstrong. Of
Charlotte Courthouse, brother-in-iaw
Of the groom.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams will leave inn
mcdately after the ceremony for
northern tour and viii make their
future home in Farmviile
Return from West Point
Miss Mamie West. Of this city,
spent the past week in West Point,
Va. as the guest az Mrs j. S. Morris
Captain and Mrs. c. Westhury have
come To Richmond for the winter
after having spent the summer
months in West Point They oecu-
pied the Wilkinson home there.
Mrs Nathan Hess and her chill
dren. who spent the summer in West
Point. have returned 10 Richmond fer
the winter
Ice Chapter Meeting.
Lee Chapter. Daughters Of The Con-
federacy, win hold its regular monthly
meeting in the Lee Camp hall Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock, All mem
bers are expected To attend
Woman'> Auyiiiary Meets.
An important meeting will be held
tonight OF the Woman's Auxiliary of
the Howitzers in Anrphy's hotel an
mex Miss Kate Myers the president
will preside, and Mrs Robert Hudson
will report on the recent dance.
I Plans will he made for the winters
work Of the auxiliary and especially
for the Christmas boxes for the men
over there"
kindergarten Association.
The Alumnac Association Of the
Richmond Training School for Kin
dFrgarfenerS VIII hold It's first fall
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 40
clock in the atelier of Miss Nora
Houston and Miss Adele Clark. LIS
East Franklin street Ofhcers for the
season will he elected and plans
made for the coming fall and winters
work.
Prominent Speaker.
Under the auspices Of the Womans
club Miss Maude Fay. who was a
grand opera singer in Germany when
the war began, and who went to Eng
land and engaged in munition work,
will speak in the city auditorium to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock in be
half of the fourth Liberty loan.
Meet ut Baptist Home.
The hoard OF managers Of the Bar
fist Home for Aged Women Will hold
its regular monthly business meeting
this morning at 1880 o'clock at the
home