Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-04
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Miss Alice Herbert Webster. daugh-
ter OF utcnant-Commandcr and Mrs.
Charles Webster, OF Norfolk. arrived in
Richmond Wednesday to spend ten days
as tho guest OF Miss Kathrne Hamil-
ton cabell at tho homo OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Aston Cabell. Miss
Webster and Miss Cabell were among
the Richmond girls attending tho reEi-
mental ball at Camp Leo Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Aston cabell have
taken sac West Grace Street for tho
winter months. and have closed their
country home "Point-of-Fork."
Carroii--Harrison.
Palms and white lilies decorated tho
homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Walter
Hubbard, 1880 West Avenue. yesterday
at high noon for tho marriage OF their
sister, Miss Dorothy Peasants Har-
rison. daughter OF Mrs. William Henry
Harrison, to Lieutenant Charles Rivers
Carroll son Of MIR. and Mrs. Edward
Carroll. Jr. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. C. Braxton Bryan, rector
! and Mrs. Frederick Muhlenbers. Of
Denver Col, sang Schumann's "Dedi-
cation" just before the entrance Of the
bridal party
Tho bride, who yeas given in maria &c
by her brother. Nathaniel Cole Har-
rison. Of Atlanta. Ga. wore smart
travelling suit OF brown s:lvcrtone. with
bouquet OF gardenias and orchids. She
was unattended Lieutenant Carroll
han as his best man Captain Pierre
Drewgen. Of New York.
After a wedding breakfast Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Carroll left for New
FORK and the formers home at NyacH.
on the Hudson. where they Will spend
ten days. Lieutenant Carroll is sta
toned at Camp Wadsw orth. near Spar
tanburg, S. c.. Among the guests from
a distance attending the wedding were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carroll. Jr., Of
Nynck. N. T.; Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
c. Harrison, OF Atlanta Ga: Mr.. and
Mrn william Henry Harrison, Jr.. OF
Petersburg; Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Harrison. OF Petersburg: Mrs. Frederick
Muhlenberg. OF Denver, Col; Lieutenant
and Mrs. John HOLSTER. OF Cincinnati.
Ohio; Mr.. ana Mrs. John Goodenow
Tyler. OF Norfolk: Mrs. Andrew Townes.
of Petersburg: Mrs. Benjamin T. Kin
sey, OF Petersburg.
Quiet Wedding.
A quiet Wedding was celebrated Sat
urday evening. December %. At 1880
o'clock at the home OF the bride, 1910
Park Avenue. when Miss Frances Cary
Talcott, daughter of Mrs. George Rus
sell Tnlcott. was married TO DR.. Ebert
Gleanard WOOD, or city Point. form eriy
Of Knoxville, Tenn. Only the two i'm
mediate families were present. and the
ceremony was performed by Rev. John
J. Gravatt. u. d.. rector OF Holy Trim
ity Episcopal Church. DR.. and Mrs.
Wood left at once for 4 honeymoon In
Bermuda, and later In the winter will
no at home at City Point.
TIE Dedicate school.
Invitations have been issued b. the
al a. CcA - I'll.
for the ceremonies incident to the dedi-
cation OF It's building. which will be
$3.50 o'clock at 1919 Monument Avenue.
Guests are invited TO meet Or. Virginia
e. Gildersieeve dean Of Barnard Col
iexe. New York City. who Is the guest
OF honor on this occasion.
SIr. and Mrs, PaInore Hosts.
Mr.. and Mre. j. F. Palmore were hosts
At an informal dance Monday evening
in honor Of their niece. Miss Norma
May Palmors and Miss Mary Dabney.
II was watch might" party, and
abou. thirty girls and boys were in
vited to watch the old year out and the
new year in. An orchestra played for
the dancing. and decorations were at
tractively carried out In red flowers
and Christmas greens.
Luncheon for ristters.
A pretty affair OF this week was the
luncheon given Tuesday By Miss Annie
I.ubner In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Light OF Philadelphia The tables were
p-ettily arranged, and covers laid for
twelve. Mr.. and Mrs. Light are being
much entertained during their stay in
Richmond.