Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-03
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IA interesting auafr OF To-Day Is tho
marriage Of Misc Dorothy Peasants
Harrison. daughter OF Mrs. William
Henry Harrison, to Charles Rivers Car
FOIL, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Car
roll. Jr. The ceremony will take place
at high noon at 1880 West Avenue. tho
homo OF the brides brother-in-law and
sister. Nr. and Mrs. Walter HUBBARD.
with Rev. c. Braxton Bryan, rector OF
Grace Episcopal Church. Petersburg.
omciatinS. The bride will DO unat-
tended. and Captain Pierre Dreasen. OF
New York, will be tho groom's best
man. Nathaniel Colo Harrison, OF At
lanta, Ca. will give his sister away.
a number Of guests from a distance
are in Richmond to attend the wedding.
The groom is lieutenant in the United
States National Army and is stationed
at Camp Wadsworth. near Spartanburr.
S. G..
Attend Norfolk Dance.
Miss kathrinc Hamilton Cabeli and
MISC Mary Louise Kellogg, OF Rich
inond. were among the guests from a
distance attending tho Christmas ball
given in Norfolk last week by the Nor
folk German Club. The ball is always
one OF the most brilliant affairs Of the
season. and the supper tables were dec
Grated this year in miniature Christmas
trees. w. w. Old. Jr. and James Hume
led the cotiilion.
Miss Sarah Miner Price. niece OF
y,
OF the Norfolk debutantes present a,
this ball.
To Give srHenry w At Camp Lee.
One u tho largest and most impor-
tat. events OF tho social season will be
the presentation OF Henry "" at Camp
Leo from January I6 to 90 Rehearsais
Tor the play have been going on for
some time. and give promise of a brill
liant performance. The entertainment
Is for tho benefit Of the Army Y. VI. C.
~. and hundreds OF Richmond people
win go to Camp Lee for tho event.
Many interesting parties OF young
gtrh With ehaperons will attend ono
OF ths several performances. and fash
fnaAbes audiences will be present on
oeeh occasion. Percy McRAy. tho we'll
known New York play producer. will
direct t1ss dnAl reheArsaia. and all tho
BY ths nS1 IN camp No paths have
been spared To make tho production OF
6hAkn1penr1s play very beautiful
one.
Aas,, Archer WI play tho par. Of
King Henry. ana Miss Roso CASTOR
Caperton. daughter OF 8ir. and Mrs. C.
r. CapsYton. Of Richmond. will be
Queen Katharine. There will DO 200
men Ia medieval armor to take part
in Henry W" and Misses Margaret
Freeman and Lewis Warren will alter
nhto as Alice. Lady Waiting to
Queen Katharine.
Much entertaining has been planped
In honor OF Miss Caperton and other
members OF the cast for this play
Informal Dance,
Miss Virginia Long, OF 2oil Grove
Avenue, entertained about thirty cou-
Piles at an informal dance from $50 to
- o'clock on New Years night In Miss
Morris's Hall. 2o5 North Lombardy
Street Most OF those dancing were
members OF tho junior and senior
CLASSES OF tho John Marshall High
School. Refreshments were served, and
Mrs. George Simpson, Mrs. l.. V. Park
inson and Mrs. A. i. Graves
Norfolk Wedding.
4 wedding OF unusual in;ercs, 10
society here and in naval circles took
place Monday afternoon a. 2:3o o'clock
at the homo OF tho brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Elliott dc Jarncttc.
40 Fairfax Avenue. Norfolk. when
Miss Grace de Jarnctte became the
bride OF Lieutenant William Morton
Smelling. U. s. NJ son OF Colonel
Charles NJ. Smelling. dean Of the Uni
versity OF Georgia. and Mrs. Smelling
Tho rooms were decorated with palms.
white roses and narcissus and the
ceremony was performed before an i'm
provised altar OF palms and roses by
Rev Stuart Nye Ifutchison. pastor OF
tho First Presbyterian Church, in the
presence OF tho families and a few
intimate friends OF the bride and
groom.
Tho bride who was given in mar
riaso by her father. wore gown OF
white satin. trimmed with lace and
pearls, Her tulle veil fell from Rus
sian headdress Of lace and pearls and
was fastened In the back with orange
blossoms. and she carried a shower
bouquet OF roses and lilies OF the val
ley. Miss Matte Lamb was maid OF
honor and only attendant. She wore
al afternoon gown OF pink ta!llc silk
and Georgette crepe, with pink
Georgetto crepo hat TO match. Her
flowers were a shower bouquet OF pink
roses and ciolcts.
The groom had as his best man his
father. Colonel Smelling.
Immediately after the ceremony
Lieutenant and Mrs. Smelling left for
Northern trip, and on their return
will reside with the brides parents In
Fairfax Avenue. Lieutenant Smelling
is attached TO the L. s. S. Nevada.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Colonel Charles N. Smelling. and Mrs
Smelling, parents az tho groom. and
SAf Athens. Ga, and Mr. and Mrs. Little
4n w. Tazcwell. Jr. OF Baltimore.
hGather-in -iaw and sister OF the bride
MYs4sed Mrs. Williams Eptertsin.
and Mrs. T.. Lancaster Williams
EaNS delightful dance Monday even
inEN their home. in the Green Spring
Valt-!, Nd. for their sons, Charles
Williams and II. Lancaster Williams,
Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harold Wheeler
gave dinner before the dance for their
young daughter. Miss Olivia w eeler
THOR guests included Miss Page
Swami, Miss Alice Dcford, Miss Mary
Ramsay. Miss Frances Young. Miss vir-
GINA Gordon, Mckin Steele, S. Proc
tor Brady, Jr., Arthur Hall. Jr, Sher-
lock Swami, Jr., Fulton Lesser and Is.
Frank Deford, Jr.
In Richm6nd.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Angus A. AGREE,
who were married on December 90, are
at homo at the Jefferson Hotel, where
they Will remain until Lieutenant Acree
issyor;Eered from this territory.
MI. Acree was before her marriage
Miss F3yllis Fleming.
Garrett-WaIkup.
An interesting marriage is that OF