The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-01
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The affair OF this evening which viii
interest many people. especially. the
younger dancing set. is the roof dam
SAINT at the Richmond hotel given un-
der the auspices of the woman Au%tl-
iary Of the Howitzers to raise funds
for the purchase Of tobacco and ciea-
rettes for the men in the Howitzers'
the Rockbridge battery. headquarters
company and the supply company OF
the ll1th regiment stationed at Camp
Mcclellan. Admission. Ala. Miss Kate
Meyers, president Of the euTiiary'
says. we realize that the men must
20 over soon and that u will be diff
cult for them 10 get tobacco there and
even more difficult for Us 10 send II.
so we want to supply them before
they go"
As thia Is the frs. roof garden at
fair Of The. season ii viii be a novelty.
n will be very informal and no pa
troncsgAs have been asked, though All
or the members Of the auxiiiary VIII
serve In lhis capacity. a large or
chestra has been engaged to play from
until Has o o'clock Tor the aahclhk
There will be booths arranged around
the moor where sandwiches, ice cream,
punch and candy may he had. Groups
81 auxiliary members will have charge
of these booths.
Palms. flowers and faFs will deco
rate the roof garden and those IN
charge Of the affair plan to make 1t al
much Of success as the mllltafY o@!Is
held durtng the fall and winter.
Detvtier--Campbeli.
beautiful wedding was solemntzed
Wednesday evening in Second Presoy-
terrain church when Miss Janet Eleanor
Campbell became the bride Of An
drew Boyer Detwjier, chief commits
sary stew ard United states naval re-
serve force. Philadelphia, The altar
Of the church was decorated with
many palms. ferns and white flowers,
Clinton Eley of Salem. presided at the
organ, and rendered the following pro-
gram while the guests We're assem-
bling
The Question. The Answer-~wol-
stem; the Bridal SonE-Rogers; Inter
mezzo; Time EnouRh-Nevin; In the
T>wilight-Harker The Swan-Saint
Saens; SOLO At awning-Cadman was
sung by Mrs. George Perry. of Salem
At 9 o'clock Lohengrin's bridal
chorus, with violin accom- pan iment hy
Mrs. Ben Barrow, the bridal party en-
tered the church The ring ceremony
vas performed bv the Rev. P. r. HilE
During the ceremony To wild Rose
fMcDowelD was softly played T h .
ushers were j. NJ Horton. Lynn Ham
mond. Bernard Cook and Douglas
RuntinR of Salem. The bridesmaid
was Miss Elizabeth Oakley, Of Salem
who was attractively gowned in
pink Georgette crepe. with bead trim
mings She carried "A basket Of pink
roses The two maids Of honor were
Miss Agnes Detwiler. Of Phiia delphia
sh.a.tI he, "a
dressed In sunburst rose taffeta
dresses, and wore gilt slippers The
large leKhorn hats were trimmed with
sunburst roses and had long sdnburst
rose taffeta ribbon streamers. They
carried gilt baskets 0lled with sun
burst roses.
The little rinebearer was Joe Phelps,
who wore a white suit. and the flower
girl, Lucille Wood bury. who scattered
roae petals before the bride Marie
Cooper and Ellen Wiley, Of Salem,
opened the ribbon steamers for the
bridal party 10 pass through, These
three young girls wore white lace
dresses.
The bride entered with her brother.
Strouse Campbell. who gave her in
marriage She wore white bridal satin
with pearl trimmings and her long
tulie yeil was fastened with pearls
She carried a shower bouquet OF
Brides roses and lilies of the valley.
The groom entered from the study
with his best man, Thomas Spratt.
Mendelssohn's wedding march was the
recession Immediately following the
ceremony an informal reception was
given the bridal party at Hotel Roa-
noke
Mr. and Mrs Detwiler left at mid
night for Atlantic city and will be at
home after June Is at $500 North Thir-