Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
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Stnia Bruce Darden. became the brid
of Lieutenant, Robert Moore Williams
U, S. r., son of Rev. and Mrs. ~. L
Williams, of Chester.
Palms. ferns and ivy decorated tn.
drawing rooms and halls. and the ccre
mony was performed by the groom:
father. Rev. W. 7. Williams. assisted
by Rev. w. 5. Conrad. pastor OF the
Methodist Church OF I'river. The we'd
ding march was played by Miss Helen
Brinkley, who also rendered selections
while the guests were arriving and
during the ceremony.
The bride entered the drawing room,
where the ceremony took place, with
her father by whom she was given in
marriage. She wore stylish travel
ing costume OF dark blue cloth with
4 gray hat and Corsage bouquet of
roses and lilies OF the valley. Miss
Lily Everett. the brides sister, was
her maid of homer and only attendant.
She wore gown of pink silver cloth
draped with tulle and trimmed with
gold lace and her lowers were Mary
land roses and ferns.
The groom had as his best man his
brother. Rev. r. {. Williams. U. S. r..
who is stationed at Camp Taylor.
Louisville. Ny. and the ushcrs included:
H. H. Dar6sn. l. :. H., Of Camp Lee,
and c. 7. Everett, brothers OF the
bride Lewis Hcaton and F. NJ. War
riASton.
Following the ceremony there was
:, buffet luncheon and iatcr in the at
;crnoon Lieutenant and Mrs. Williams
lief, for wedding "trip. after which
they will for the present reside in
SpartanburE. 8. &. TO he near Lieu
tenant Wuliams's post at Camp Wads-
worth.
The out-of-town guests present were:
Rev. and Mrs. ". T.. Williams. OF Ches-
ter: Lieutenant I. c. Williams, Of Camp
Taylor, Louisville. Ky; Mrs. j. W. Oar
den and Miss Jeanette Darden. OF Hert-
ford. y. c.; Mrs. .tda Conner OF Suffolk;
Miss Gladys Amcs. or Churchlan and
Mrs jeanette DauEhtrey. OF suffolk.
Dance for Hiss Philiir>.
4 charming affair Of March was
tho dance given by Miss Josie Blanton
Scott in her homo on West Franklin
street in honor o; Miss ELISABETH Phil
lips, whose marriage TO Sergeant Paul
g. Thomas. Of Bluetjeld. W. Va, took
place in Admission. Ala. yesterday.
The parlors were decorated with
spring aowers and shaded lights, and
the favors carried out Tic bridal idea
Those invited to Miss SCOTS dance
were: Misses Elisabeth aud Margaret
Philips, l.lla Thomus Of Roanoke;
Ethel Blanton. Ruth lIaxall Scott,
David Hooker, Elise Whitloci, Louise
Michaels. Mcssrs. james h. Thomas, j.
Lewis Blanton. Thomas Hirdsong, Mario
S. Lopez and Taylor u. Simpson, of
Randolph Macon: George Ntaloncy.
Morrison. aviation camp; Sergeant
Norman e Wolfe, Camp Lee; edward
Taylor, John Y. Kelly and c. j. Cialaise,
T. Il. o. r. e., Camp Lee.
Closing of school of Expression.
Mrs. W. u. Thurston, principal OF
the Richmond school Of Expression
Will hold the informal closing for the
season at the end OF the winter term.
Miss VILLA Johns. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. T.. T. Johns, of Highland
Park, graduates with high honors
from the practical class. No medals
were offered this year. The honor
ron purls for the year are Misses
Lena Gallagher, Villa Johns, Thelma
Neene and Lois NarbrouGh.
Work " Rcd Cross Auxiliary.
The Red Cross auxiliary Of the Sa-
cred Heart Cathedral parish is nov af-
hllatcd with the Catholic auxiliary
with headquarters At M.rphys Hotel.
The work accomplished by this uni,
has been most gratifying, both as 10
quantity and quality. OF 1872 sets ..
wool distributed in the las, several
months. ll9 sweater sets have been
completed. and the remaining three