Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25
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star Johnston, to Major William APP
HIRE tho Fey Fros Maa ts eier of
used on the aiter/and James Womblc
rendered mh tho wedding music
me bride entered tho church with
her brother. Grccnhow Johnston. by
Whom she was given away. ana they
were ,.rde,,, met at the ehancel steps. by the
Jones. Her. wedding dress was an ex-
a gus, AFFAIR, fashioned of soft white
FER ana In rose pHnt lace
the family and her veil of Illusion fell
orange blossoms. She carried a shower
b2uquet of roses and white orchids
Miss Mary Greenhow Johnston was her
Hopinson attended her cousin as brides
maid They wore French dresses of
carried basket hats filled with Ophelia
roses roses The flower children were. little
5 Huid w,s Seii Imam and John Armistead
rosebuds; Bernard Robb, pr. l.awrence
stead and Roy Jones. Of this city, and
Captain Peabody. or Washing ton, were
Sroomsmen.
and Mrs. Jones left at once for a
Northern wedding Journey. They will
be at at home later In Washington. where
cnt. The wedding is one OF the most
important events of the carly fall
SINCE 1t unites two old and disting-
uished Southern families and St. James
was thronged with prominent guests
last evening TO witness the ceremony.
Engagement OF Interest.
Mrs. Joshua Fletcher. OF The
Mnnl"s' near Gppervillc. in Fauquier
County. announce the engagement Of
e cock nso o sbs to Wa augf Gas
wedding TO take place at the brides
home in carly October. Miss Fletcher
l.ietcher. and her mother was the late
Miss Lucelia Foster. OF "WhItewood."
eA we Is as ali over Tt& Vr
ginia. and has frequently visited in
ihis city The marriage Will be an in,
tercsting event OF the fall season. and
a number OF guests from Richmond
VIII attend the ceremony.
or Interest Hero.
ding CT Lieutenant Charles C. Johnson.
Jr.; air service. United states Army.
ana r. Mics 81 Hate 2, u Mn Wv White, dargs,er
was cclctr rated on the evening OF Sep
iembe, at 1870 O'clock at the Trtyis
Texas. The Rev. Charles Wesley WEB
dell officiating. The church was dec
Grated very simply in palms and white
OF the Lr!dai party Lieutenant > l..
SStroniine sang u Love You Truly"
marches.
The brides gown was OF white Ouch
ess satin with draperies, OF tuile edged
also eiaborateiy emt sr, in - pearis
Her veil OF illusion was fastened With
orange blossoms, and she carried a
white as,ers. Miss Ancen Mosette
White was her sisters maid OF honor
and the bridesmaids included Misses
Gertrude Kalteyer and Filth Chabot
They wore frocks Of French pompadour
,aheta and Georgette crepe and car
Red old-fashioned nosesays of astcrs
Lieutenant John II. Cooper was best
man, and the. bride entered the church
with her father. who gave her away.
SON. Lieutenant Paul Smith. Lieuten-
AM i,, George Gro tb AN and Mavern smith:
girl. wore White frock with tu!le
bows
ln nwedia,,"siiy,, alter the ceremony Mt
An,hony Hotel. The bride is widely
an Goese In ~ iee
charles, G: Johnson, Of Richmond, is
Colonel Harris. of North Carolina. who
MAS preSiuehf OF ,ne ,a en assoE,n ,'oh
Lieutenant and Mrs. Johnson Will
make their home in san Antonio. where
the former is u flying instructor at
Kelly Field
Major md Mrs. Carson Honored.
Major Charles Carson and Mrs. Car
u
AT the Petersburg Hotel Monday night.
at which the officers. Of Major Carson's
battaiions were the hosts. The dinner
was in honor OF Major Carson and his
bride, and also his promotion from the
rank OF captain. Covers were laid
for thirty, and the table was beauti-
fully decorated.
Major Carson is a graduate OF the
Virginia Military Institute. II was
thought that when lie entered the army
few m9 3ns ago wh the wa rank ,6s
youngest officer of that rank in the
army. II is believed he is very nearly
tho youngest major in the service. lie
is an accomplished soldier. and very
popular with the officers aud men Of
the Nineteenth Training Battalion. Of
which he is the c. q.
To Enter Princeton.
William Stuart Brodie. OF The Oaks. "
Chesterfield County. has returned from
New York City, where he has been Wis
iting relatives, Mrs. Il. \. Roberts, of
see his mother before entering school,
having received an appointment. and
has enrolled at Princeton University
for the coming term. He is the son of
Lieutenant Colonel Brodie, Uni e d
States Army.
Birthday Party.
Little Misses Mary Stephenson and
Edith Mcdaniel. cousins. entertained 4
large number of young friends last
Saturday evening at their home on
Moss Side Avenue. the occasion being
the ninth and sixth birthdays OF the
hostesses. The house was artistically
decorated with goldenrod and asters.
Games and music amused the small
guests. and the birthday cakes, with
their candles, were the feature of the
table in the dining room, where re-
frcshments were served.
IN AND OUT Ut TOWN.
Mrs. W. S. Pinder is visiting Mrs.
Barton Cameron at Inverness" her