Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
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An attractive function OF last week
baltimore at the ho1e Of Mrs sydney
Maryland woman's Liberty loan com.
Imlttee: Tho affair was in honor of
Mrs MIS- William G. McAdoo. national chair
mittee. and Mrs. George j. Seay, of
Irsichmond. who Is chairman for the
r pntn rederal Reserve District. Many
the two distinguished guests Of honor
and covers were laid for fourteen.
me DECORATIONS were carried out in
were served in the shape OF Liberty
bells. decorated With flags OF the allies
a q handsome eenterpiece Of roses and
and red and white blossoms decorated
the mantels.
Cadet johnson Graduates.
Thomas mas Cary johnson. .Jr.. son of DR..
the Union Theological Seminary. was
recently graduated In flight q OF the
United States naval aviation detach-
reehnoiosy as cadet o ihse.nte Mr. Or
johnson was offered tho position OF
instructor In gunnery. but at once vol.
unteered for lighter than air service.
and was accepted and ordered TO re.
port Immediately at Akron, Ohio for
training in free balloonina.
Pretty Homo Wedding
IA beautiful home wedding was SOL
a, o'clock; when Miss Mary Browne
S Saavliie became the bride OF I.ncien!
through the two parlors BY tall bas-
kets of pink slndiolas and ferns lead
ing up TO an altar OF palms. ferns and
two parlors were festooned with as
paragus ferns and banked with ferns
and pink. flowers. The dining-room Vas
blossoms. The wedding march was
played by Albert August. who also
played softly during the ceremony
The bride entered OF the arm OF
lcr father. VINO gave her away. and
1Tas met at the altar by the groom
and h!s best man. DIR. Henry Decker
satin and Georgette crepe, with a court
train. Her veil or tulic Was fastened
with a coronct of lilies of the valley:
white roses and maidenhair ferns:
Her only ornament was diamond and
pearl brooch, the gift OF her father
Sn .a was hose sa h a hch s ss
Vile, aud one bridesmaid. Miss Keith
~hittet. TIE maid OF honor's gown
was palest, pink Georgette creme, and
She carried an arm bouquet OF pink
roses tied with pink tu;ie. TheSoridcs-
maid wore gown or gray Gcorgette
with tulle of the same shade. The
groom Is the son OF the late w. H.
bingham and Mrs. Bingham OF Middle
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Otway
savillc. OF this city.
a small reception was held after tho
ceremony, which was attended by only
the immediate families and a few init
mate friends. After "a short wedding
journey the bride and groom Will be
at home al LnneXa, New Kent County,
where the groom Is successful young
farmer. Tho bride WAS educated at
lIoll:ns college,
Pnrker-Crny.
Mr.. and Mrs William Colo Gray have
issued cards announcing the marriage
Of their daughter. Margic. 20 Joshua
Preston Parker. the ceremony having
taken place very quietly al home
September IS, Rev. Fred Il Chenault
uiIiciating After October 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker win DC at home in Char
lotto y. e.
tppron ching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Il. Johnson announce
the engagement OF their daughter
Lille May, 10 Wi!lianl Roth smith
OF Raleigh. y. c. Thc& wedding will
he celebrated some time in the late
fall.
Gard Tournament Postponed.
in view OF the influenza conditions
in Richmond. it>is deemed advisable
TO postpone the October card tourna-
ment at the Woman's Club until the
November date. the 18th. II Is suS-
ecsted that all cnga gements for the
October meeting be carried along 10
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