Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-04
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Miss Mary Wcsson. OF Powhatan
county. who was among the guests
from a distance attending the wedding
OF her niece. Miss Jean Postcllc Jcr-
vcy, and Lieutenant Alexander s.
Quntard. United States Army, which
took place in Baltimore recently. later
visited her niece. Mrs. Madison Brown
at Catonsville, Queen Anne County. Md
Miss gWcsson Is now spending some
time as the guest of Misss William
Adger, OF Charleston. $. G., at her home
In Delaney Place. Philadelphia.
SnIurt Dinner Pnrt,.
Miss Alice Reed Jones, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Jones Of Monroe
Terrace. was hostess at a dinner party
last evening at WcStuuoreland Club at
80 o'clock. when she entertained in
hI.Or OF Miss Ellen Bailey. OF Louis
~ e. Ky. who is visiting Miss Nicketu
JOaHsion at her home in Richmond.
Covers were laid for fourteen guests,
and included the younger set in Rich
inond society and officers from Camp
Lee. who are members Of the French
and British mission stationed there.
Miss Jones and her guests remained
Tor the dance later In the evening ~
the Westmorcland.
Attend May Day E1ercises.
Mrs. Herbert ". jackson. Miss Eve
Ign H. Jackson and Mrs. l.. r.. Mof-
felt left Thursday for Sweet Briar COL
lege to attend the May Day exercises.
They We're the guests OF Or. Emile Nc
Fey. president Of the college.
Pretty May Celebration.
beautiful May party was held Mag
l on the lawn AT The home OF Miss
Barhcld. in Bon Air. hy her little
scholars. Lois Nassar was Queen OF
May. and the address OF welcome
do. s Ian
Tho archbcarers were Alfred How
lett and \. O. Koweil. Jr.. and be-
tcath the noral arch passed in success
sion. tho royal party 90 the throne.
which was bower OF dogwood and
iris. The participants We're as fol-
lows:
Queen. Lois vassar; maid OF honor.
Page Rudd queen OF lJlD; crown
bearer. Norwood Bentley; crowncr. a.
bert Kirkland: sccptcr- bearer. James
Gordon; sunbeam. Bob GooIsby: rain
bow. Charles k!rt!and: spring. Ancc
Rudd happy hours Frances Bull!nS-
ton: violet, Claudia Montague; daisy.
Jean Bentley: rosebud Nancy Chris
tian.
Malcomb-Burch.
Cards announcing the marriage OF
Miss Beuiah Bartholow Birch 70 Theo-
dorc Lee M.lcomb were received yes
tcrday by friends OF the bride at City
Hall. the ceremony having been per
formed in Washington. y. g.. last Mon
day.
Mrs. MalcoInb was a we!l-known
figure 4, the office OF the city clerk.
having served as secretary 20 the Lat.
Ben r. August during his tenure o.
office and later in similar capacity to
his successor. Alfred II. Mcdowell.
Goldsmith.
The marriage Of Miss Olive Smith.
youngest daughter OF Rev. c. Ernest
Smith, rector OF St. Thomas's Church.
Washington, TO Major Giles Il. Cook.
medical corps. United States National
Army. took place Wednesday evening
at o'clock in ST. Thonas's Church.
the brides father performing the cere-
mony. DR. ". Sinclair Eowen gave
the bride away. Miss Barbara Smith
was her sisters maid OF honor. and
the brides other attendants Included
another sister. Mrs. Roger Berry; Miss
Elizabeth isosenbauin, Miss Maxwell
Church. Miss Mamie Myers. Miss Dor
othy Copenhaycr and Miss olga PHI
son. Little MISS Betty HIS and Miss
susanna Crcnshaw We're flower girls.
Lieutenant Woodward Cook United
States National Army, brother Of the
groom. was best man. and the ushers
were Lieutenant J. ". Emmett. United
States Marine Corps; Or. Bright. Of
iIchihoh"' III W imam j. Md1!orF, Ut.
Beale and Charles Potter. % Wash
ington.
At the White.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwayt; Russell Thomas
and young son. OF Paris. who have
heen sending the winter season al
Palm Beach and other southern rcsorCs,
arrived in Richmond for brief stay
last month en- route 10 the mountains
OF Virginia. and were established al
the Jefcr son during their visit here.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas are nov at the
GreenbTic: White sulphur Springs.
where they VIII be guests for several
weeks.