Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-09
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Sary street Road In honor of Secrc-
larry OF tho Treasury William Gibbs
nicAuoo and Representative Carter
Glass. Covers were laid for twenty
Tour. and the table was set with cen
terpiece OF pink roses and lilies
Returns From Washington.
Mrs. Clifford Il. Caperton has re-
turned TO Richmond. after n visit 10
Washington. where she was a guest at
the Easter house party given by GEN
cral and Mrs. Barnett at marine bar
racks. Miss Rose Capcrton was also
guest Of General and Mrs. Barnett for
the Easter season.
Miss CaDcrton Is spending some time
In Washington and will not return to
iiichmond until later I'm the spring.
White-I;dinnnds.
The marriage of Miss Emma CabelI
Edmunds to the Rev Locke White was
celebrated In st. Johns Episcopal
Church. Houston. at s o'clock last We'd
ncsday evening. the ceremony being
performed by Rev. G.. Wallace Ribble.
rector Of the church. The bride wore
wedding dress OF white Gcorgcttc
crepe with a veil OF lace and tulle, fas-
tened with orange blossoms. and car
ried shower bouquet Of roses and
sweet peas. Her only ornament was
iecklice OF diamonds. an heirloom In
the family. having been worn by her
mother. grandmother and grcnt-grand-
mother Al their weddings. Miss Eliza
oeth Edmunds. who was maid OF honor,
was gowned In blue elk trimmed In
silver and her flowers were pink roses
and sweet peas. The bridesmaid. Miss
Margaret Edmunds, wore white satin
and carried an armful of sweet peas and
roses. T. Il. Johnston, Jr, OF Union
Theological Seminary. was the groOms
rest man and the ushers included &. l..
King. Of the Union Theological Semi
nary: S. G. Venablc, H. s. Turner. OF
Ia lit I
RELY. CT Richmond. and Paul c. Ed
munas. OF Houston.
Misses Emma C. Rely of Richmond,
and Phoebe Edinunds. OF Houston. held
the ribbons and Louise G.. Lancaster
was flower girl. Little Paul Edmunds
was ring bearer. After the ceremony
MIR. and Mrs. White received the guests
At the home OF the brides parents. Mr.. !
and Mrs. II. II. Edmunds. where re-
freshments were served.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mrs. John w. Rely. OF Richmond Mr.. (
and Mrs. Henry c. Rely. OF Richmond:
M,sses Mary and Frances Jordan, OF
Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. r. =. Thorn
hill. Mr.. and Mrs. James T.. Edmunds. (
Miss Josephine Thornhill. Mrs. j. w.
Walker. all OF Lynchburg: Mrs. Sarah |
Cauble. OF Salisbury, y. G.: Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hutchinson. OF Charlotte I
Courthouse. and Miss Edmonia Iancas-
ter, OF Richmond. Mrs White is n
graduate OF Randolph Macon Wom1n's
College. Lynchburg. whore she received
the degree OF II. 4. Mr.. White has
until recently been in charge of the
First Presbyterian Church At Char
lotto. " c., where he was known as the /
soldiers pastor" lie has been com
m!ss:oned as chaplain in the National
Army. and IS now awaiting orders.
Attend Dances.
Misses Isabel and Elisabeth Strother
Inv r,,I, trl-
turned to Richmond, after attending
the Easter dances at the University OF
Virginia. Miss Strudwck and Miss
Elisabeth Scott are returning this
week TO the schools near Baltimore.
where they are students for the session.
BnII Friday Evening.
The officers OF the Three Hundred and
Twentieth Infantry. Camp Lee. Will give
ball at the jefferson Hotel Friday
evening at o'clock. II will be brill
Liant affair. and a number OF prominent
Richmond women viii act as chapcrons
for tho event.
Muilcn-Drumm
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dru,nmond an
rouncc the marriage OF their daughter,
Helen. TO Clarce s. Mullen. the cere-
mony having taken place April 3 at
st. Paul's Church in this city.
To Attend CnmounnEc BnlI.
Among the members OF the school
Bal dcs Camouiicurs in unique camou
Hage costume will be Misses Jane
Scales, Margaret Addison. David White.
Charles Dickinson, William Sperv!n and
Charles HarGwick.
The camounaEe ball Is to be held
Saturday evening IN the auditorium OF
the jefferson Hotel and Will be the
largest and most brilliant society gath
cring OF the season. Several hundred
guests will be in attendance and smart
society will be out in force for the
event.
Mrs Robert NJ. Hull and her daugh-
tcr-in-law. Mrs. Macleod Hull. who
have been spending some time in New
port News, were guests Of friends In !
Richmond Sunday for a brief stay, en-
route for their home in Savannah, |
Ga. Mrs. Gcither. who accompanied !
them to Richmond. has returned to
Bennettsvil!e. s. g.
Charity Functions.
An interesting parcel post party is
TO be given in the home OF Mrs. John
Lyons, 1904 West Franklin Street this
afternoon at o'clock. The entertain
ment has been arranged by the Peter
Kin Guild Of st. James Episcopal
Church War time refreshments will be
served and all interested are invited
10 attend.
Rev. Wythe Leigh Kinsolving will
speak at n Knitting bee" this even
ing at $50 o'clock in the parish house
OF the Church Of the Epiphany. Barton
Heights, under the auspices OF tho
Church Workers Society. Mr. Kin
solving has recently returned from n
stay of several months in France The
public is invited.
Quiet Wedding.
On Saturday, April c. at l o'clock,
the marriage of Mrs. Harriet Tuns-
stall Fauntleroy, OF King and Queen
County, and Samuel Barron Baird. OF
Essex County, was quietly celebrated
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Pollard, zoos Floyd Avenue. Rev. J.
G. Unruh. of Grace Methodist Church,
officiating. Miss Lucille Beverley
1.auntieIo OF King and Queen County.
was maid OF honor. and wo-e n gown
Of white Georgettc crepe. with
corsaEe bouquet Of pink sweet peas.
Ben Baird, of Warsaw. was best man.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother. w. Brooke Fauntleroy.
After an extended tour. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baird will he at home at "Epping