Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-17
SOCIE TY

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rr,msnent >Sr.saSv-aert.
NJ, ar2 Mrs. S;.:Maca Duty. OF Baiti-
norA esNe s~.rs.reca the engagement
~ sNess S&sssSSe- Mary Tyler. to Lieu
tenant Ss,s iSa@:Nu French, son Of DIR.
and Mrs teAa ie-waen French. OF New
York. MISS s>acS, who was presented
70 society ssi< season a, the bachelors
cotlilca. III lSal!irscrS. has been ono OF
the bellies ~ ;hc wintcr. She is grand
daughter - the late Judge Edward
puGy. Of Baltimore. Through her
mother. who was, before her marriage.
Miss Chloe Tyler Sans. of Virginia. she
: descended from Chancellor Samuel
Tyler. OF williamsburg. She is a sis
ter OF Miss Elizabeth Carter DUFFY and
Miss Frances Mumford Stanyarne Duff
society. No date has been set for the
wedding. which is of much interest 10
fashionable society in Richmond, where
The bride is widely related.
Hiss White Maid of Honor.
Miss Mildred Lee Carter White will
be the maid OF honor ut the wedding
of Miss Rebecca Puo Nicholson and
William Il. Lucas. Saturday. April 8.
The ceremony will be performed at Z
o'clock at Memorial Episcopal Church.
Baltimore. and will be followed by n
small reception at tho home of Miss
Nicholson'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Lee Nicholson. on Lafayette Ave-
nue., for the members of the two fami
lies and II few intimate friends.
Mr.. Lucas, who is son Of the late
George w. Lucas. OF Charles Town. w.
Va, and Mrs. Lucas. now of Baltimore,
is doing work for the government in
Rockville. Md
Stokcs-IIarrisou.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Claudia Bertha Harrison,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Albert
Harrison. of Robersonvilie. y. c., to
John Thomas Stokes. of Norfolk, which
took place Monday morning at S o'clock,
n the homo of the brides parents.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
II. Il. Summerville. pastor Of the Chris
tian Church of Robersonvilic, and was
witnessed by only relatives and Il few
intimate friends. Mr.. and Mrs. stokes
left mmediateiy after the ceremony for
a Northern wedding trip
For Red Cross Auxiliary.
There will be a mock marriage given
under the auspices of the Red Cross
at the school building. stop % 1-2
Westhampton line. The public is in
Yited.
Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Rosa L. Hallcr announces the
marriage Of her daughter. Emma Eioise
to D. Errett Brauncr, of Newport News,
which took place at the home OF the
brides mother Wednesday evening at
$50 O'Clock. Rev. G.. Peyton Craighiil
recto: of the Epiphany Church, officiat-
inS The bride was given in marriage
By her cousin. Madison Flanagan She
wore n smart travelling suit of brown
chiffon broadcloth. with a black import
~ NJ 1t.ar
shower of white French hyacinths. She
was attended by her cousin, Miss Reata
flanagan. who wore n turquoise blue
chiffon taffeta- with silver and crystal
trimmings, and carried an arm bouquet
or sweet Fcas and madcnlrair ferns
Mr. Bradncr is prominent young
club and business man of Ncwport
News, and widely related throughout
Virginia, his mother being Miss Ella
Mott!ey, of Chatham. before her mar
riage.
After the ceremony dinner was served
anu ia'er the bride and groom left
Richmond for New York and other
Northern cities.
After February 25 they will be at
home at III Thirty third Street, New
port News.
Colonial Ten.
Colonial tea will be given Friday
evening ar Sis o'clock in the home NJ
Mrs. A A. Adkins, sol West Thirtv.
Irst Street. under the auspices Of the
LADIES' Aid Society Of the Woodland
fteiGhts Methodist Church. An attr.c-
i've program Of songs and recitatjons
mas been arranged for the entertain-
tnent or those present. Guests are re-
uuested TO come in costume. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend
Interesting Wedding
y marriage of much interest throurb-
OUT fIastcrn North Carolina as we'll ne
Columbia. S. C.. took place Tuc.dav
afternoon mt o'clock at Christ Church
Norfolk. when Miss Rosemary 1'iIrb.
man MacKcel. of Columbia, formerly
OF Washington. n. c.. became the bride
OF Lieutenant G. Russell Hartley. Unit-
Gu suites coast artillery reserve corps.
ana son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George II
iartiey' OF Walden. N Y. On account
or Lieutenant IIartley's orders, the du,c
or the wedding, which was planned 10
'"he place In the autumn, was FASTENED
ana inc marriage was Il quiet one The
orioe' VINO was spending the winter
IN Nortolk as the guest Of her broth
er-in-l law ana sister, Mr. and Mrs. >. C.
MeeNins. was given in marriage by Mr.
MeekinS She wore a stylish travel
ing suit of deep blue cloth ard her
mowers were orchids and lilies OF the
valley. The only attendant was m,
brides nephew. John Carroll Mec,,ins
who was the ring bearer The ccre-
mony was performed by Rev. Francis
{. SteinmetZ, rector OF the church, and
was witnessed by only relatives and :,
few friends of the bride.
Immediately after the marriage
Lieutenant and Mrs. Hartley left for
New York City. Lieutenant Hartley
Is stationed at Fort Totten. ~ =.
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