Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21

J. Ebel. Mrs. F. WIN. Mrs. L. S. Dun
etan. Mrs. Henry F. Miller, Mrs. o. i.
J Spott. Mrs. j. S. L!ebcrt Mrs. w. p.
Klein. Mrs. T. a. kcck and Miss May
Grecner.
Mrs Charles roltz, of Chicago, and
Mrs. William Carder. OF Atlanta. are
| also members OF the club.
Recent Announcements
A quiet marriage took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mre. Alpheus Weaver,
422 Chestnut Street. Berkeley last Sat-
, urday evening. January II, at $50
O'Clock. when Miss Lula May Nelson, CT
GrcenNillc. y. c., became the bride of
Lovcland II. Potter OF Utica. X. y.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Il. Il. Phelps. rector OF st. Pauls Epis-
copal Church.
Mr.. md Mrs. Potter Will reside for
the present in Portsmouth and later
Will go TO Utica. y. y. 10 make their
future home.
Announcement /. made Of the mar
rage OF Mrs. Minnie NJ. Davis and John
llby Shelton. OF Ninccnnes. Ind. which
took place quietly Monday morning
} December "a. in the parlor Of the Cum
ber!and street Methodist Church. Nor
, io!k. There were no attendants. and
the ceremony. which was performed by
Rev. Nharlcs w. Cain. pastor OF the
church. was witnessed By n few friends.
Hir. shelton is an enlisted man In the
/ United States Navy. and his bride.
. While native Of North Carolina, ha.
made her home III Norfolk for some
time.
Miss Constance Gray, daughter of
Mrs. William Merrick Gray,.or Wash
ington. Was married Friday to Dr.
Frank Hood Schultz in the chapel Of
the Bristol School. Rev. Charles Wood.
pastor OF the Church tf the Covenant,
ohiciated. In the absence OF her
brother, Captain John A. Gray. United
state; marine corps who is In Haiti,
the bride was given away by Naval
Constructor James Lee Ackerson.
United states Navy. Little Miss Nancy
James was flower girl. Following the
imaEriase reception was held az the
home Of Mrs. Gray. in Nineteenth
street.
Announcement is made OF the mar
| riage OF Miss Jessie VI. Beale, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Beale
Evergreen Terrace. Hamilton. Md, and
j. u. Branskcy, special agent OF the
United states Treasury Department. OF
Greensboro. y. g., which took place
quietly 4, the home OF the brides par
ents last Monday afternoon. Rev. Rob-
crit Wcech. pastor OF he Govanstow'n
Methodist Church. performed the cere-
mony. Immediately after the marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. Branskey lef, for their
home in Greensboro.
Dnnre Friday Evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. j. Gregory enter
tanned At a small dance Friday night
III their home in Lamb Avenue, Barton
Heights. in honor OF the twcaty-hrst
br;hda" Of their son. David Gregory,
OF the Three Hundred and Nineteenth
Ambulance Corps. OF Camp Lee, who
was spending a few days on furlouEh
a; home. The lower floor was beauti-
! fully decorated in red, white and blue.
with q number OF flags, and the re-
freshments carried out the patriotic
! Colors.
/ Those dancing were Misses Irma
( Ncitch. Martha Lee Stevenson, Rae
Rcams. Mabel, Frances, Kathleen and
Mary Gregory. Madeline Guvernator
I Alice Crutchiield, Fitzgerald Anderson
Shields Jones: David Gregory. Dunnant
Nartenstein. Archie Gathright. Eugene
Mcdonald, Lew Stringer, Mark Stock
don. Goodwin Kuyk. Malcolm Pitt.