Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08
soc | E T Y

Mrs. e; T. Brady, of Roanoke. is the
S SIIga r, St he s, sister. Mrs. John w.
their home, i52s Grove Avenue u'f for "a a
stay Of two or three weeks Mrs.
BRADY Is en- route for Pittsburg. Pa,
Wire wiII she ana NIB, her HUSBAND Or brady.
X.ray specialist at one OF the largest
hospitals III Pittsburgh.
TO Make Debut.
society here is much Interested in
the announcement that Miss Leila Cor
don, Oldest daughter of Mrs. George
ib5arnct: wife OF General Barnett.
Ihiteu states marine corps. marine bar.
racks At Washington, will be formally
presented to- society some time this
SEASON. season; Miss gordon. who is widely
!as! June at the Wedding uG her cousin,
miss Rose Gns,on CaperioH,. TO Leu
,ena John Wilson Brown III. which
visits relitiveJ here. Mrs. iiarnett Was
formerly Miss Leila Montague, noted
as beauty and belle OF n generation
Interesting ScnsIon.
one OF the most interesting occa-
s SONS OF the week was the meeting yes
Bailding of a group of people concerned
with the idea of forming Il center OF
som some kind TOT young writer's In the
CITY, ana or focusing their efforts in
the various fields Of Journalism. Among
other pertinent things which were men :
TONED IL was decided 10 have On Satur-
uay, november 80 an evening TO which
VIII be Invited all the Richmond writer's
who have ever sold any manuscript.
The chairman Of the evening viii be
James Branch Cabcll. VINO Will preside.
MISS Mary Carter Anderson Is tho
chairman OF the committee Of arrange
Inents which INCLUDES Mrs William G.
S,anard. Miss o. l.. Hatcher, s. 7 Clo-
Yer and Mir. Cabell. The program viii
DO announced later
kcysville Wedding.
r. One Of the important events OF the
gate autumn season was the marriage
Eat kcysviile OF Miss Mary Celeste
Haley. daughter of MIR. and Mrs. VIII
Hayes. also Of that place. The cerc-
mony took place at $3.50 o'clock. No.
vember 8. in the home of the brides
parents.
The parlors and dning-roorn were
thrown together and artisticaiiy decu.
rated vith pink experimenting. and
was rendered by Miss Lucille pettus.
Little ribbon girls formed the aisle
palms and cathedral candies. The maid
OF honor, MISS Kathleen HALEY. was
gowned in white Georgeua with q
pink George,te picture hat, and carried
pink chrysanthemums. Little Irwin
Walker. cousin of the bride. carried
the ring In = MY The bride. who wore a
new blue shade. with black pressed
beaver hat trimmed In blue and black
S5,Ish s en'e wSo w save her
Sgay. They were met at the altar
byS the groom end his best man w.
Is. B!gelow, who substituted for the
groom's brother. Frank Hayes. now in
camp. The Kew. Barnhara.. pastor OF
the BAPTIST Church 1T keysville, per-
formed tho ceremony. after which n
dinner was served for the bridal party
and guests q; the ceremony Only the
Immediate families witnessed the ccre-
mony.
Mr. and Mrs Hayes left later for
mn extended trip through Florida and
other points OF interest In the South,
after which they vii! be at home In
Eeyett'lle.
Miles. Inlton.
The s5 arriagc OF Miss Elizabeth V.
Waltona daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. X.
soiemnized at o'clock Tuesday even
the Rev. ". +. Robertson officiating.
The bride entered on the arm of
her father and was met 1T the alta.
by the groom and his best man. Frank
Burton. The maid OF honor VAS Miss
irene L. Walton. sister of the bride.
and her ITO lhtle neices. Misses Wiz
ginla andPLouisc Walton. were flower
girls. Miss Rosa Robertson rendered
ne wedding music.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles left Immediately
after the ceremony for trip North.
They will be a. homo after November
Is al 1925 Floyd Avenue.
Dance Eridny.
: dance for the younger society set
will be given n the Woman's Club this
evening An orchestra Will play for
the dancing. and numbrr OF pro!n!-
nent women Will act as patroncsaes.