Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-30
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Church and fhe brides, small sister
Al. School at Miami. Fla. VIII be his
4 small wedding breakfast will
follow the ceremony and there Will be
no reception.
Fashionable Benefit in Grunge.
tainments fos The eSi benefit Of the e"s soi
eens to be gySe ss
from 70 ea aesd m sate5 Sks e afsery
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games and EXHIBITS viii f"S ali pf be moved Sed
into the big house and on to the
an official, character is to be given
as feS tx hs shpd ae Sf hf isYw
Rarns sfates
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the Legion Of Honor, Of Inc French
ana his miiitary alds Brig sdier.c General
i Il. d o c0rmiek, G. N. c., GhevaliHrr OF
aids; 81. Jean Guiffrey. eonservateur
OF the Louvre. Paris; and About fifteen
@ n.hfr yr snS nt nfcsI and American
rare beauty. It has been divided into
a m a y,1
the streets lined with booths for s games as
contests. surprises, war trophies, and
consist OF an extraordinary display OF
II,,aEs Of all nations loaned by ehe
prepared banners painted Tor the oc,
casion by the camoulfiage section Of
- Some Of the events which will amuse
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viii be abundant Refreshments served
On the committee arranging the
fete for the blinded soldiers are Mrs.
Mrs. .Egber! Leigh. Mrs, Flora Came ne
s nI,s;n Zi pa; Mrs John T. Anderson. Mrs;
;rs John j. woedT|Rtff. john Ea' s. se sne
Is 1haiT,nsn p, The GoSdonsyilie ticket
that in Orange. and Miss csm iiT Of
Cameron Lodge. Gordonsyiile
go e gang O. 10 i attsna ff THIS f S!
which which promises to be one OF the most
summer season.
In virsinin.
Miss Ellen Swan petord.. daughter OF
timore. will leave Saturday. for vir-
Virginia. Miss peford and Miss
kisarnsy were srso sch9olma,ss at 81,
and Mrs. Dcford have recently return
ed to their country home near Rider
w9od from Virginia, where, they visit,
p Prewry R Flu her home N'"e''a'"
Kelley-Hnrris.
solemnized WednesHav af,craonn ~
O'clock. at s2o Third Avenue Hiehlnnd
Sergeant Frank IL Harris. tinted
s'a9ss ARn sx q foi r9r'and Ms were
ficiating; Only relatives and few in
innate friends were present Sergeant
and Mre. Harris left ut once for a trip
to Portland and other Northern cities
efter which they Will he at home in
McntGomery. Ala where Sergeant
Harris Is now stationed.
Red Cross Entertainment.
A Red Cross entertainment will be
held at Pine Grove Church. near Mat
toaH, saturday evening at $40 o'clock
There VIII be patriotic music furnish
ed, and an address BY George F. Haw.
after which refreshments will be
served on the church lawn. The affair
Is for the benefit OF the American Red
Cross. and the public is invited 20 at
tend. The committee on entertain
ment includes Mrs. G. s. Ste!gleman
Anderson.