The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-31
SOCIETY
=. ana Mr.. william I. Neaie. Q

1gf. and Mrs. william T. Neale. of
SLA0eovlue, King william county, an
nounce tho engagement and approach
ing marriage of their daughter, Edith
Lovelene. TO Thomas Harvey Richards
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. K r. Richards, of
King William. The ceremony will be
celebrated very quietly at the home of
the bride in the presence of only the
immediate families on September s.
Mr.. Richards and his bride will leave
immediately after the ceremony for
Charlottesville. where the former is in
the motor machinists corps at the Uni
verstty-of Virginia.
Observation-Disclosures
The Rev. and Mrs W. T. Henderson.
OF Schuyler. Va. announce the mar
rage Of their daughter. Edna. to
Dewey Lpsconb, Of Cumming. Ga, on
May IL. 1918.
Military Dance Tonight
An attractive affair OF this evening
wnl be the military dance to be given
IN the Blues arnory by the 65Sth aero
corps Jazz band for the benefit of the
Biues' tobacco fund. The Blues have
been overseas for over a month and
the women OF Richmond who have
relatives In the 104th ammunition
train are taking this means of raising
money for q tobacco fund for them.
Mra Hamilton Chalkley is general
chairman Of the dance tonight and all
Of thu no<hers Of men tn the Rlues arc
acting n patronesses All of the men,
bers OF the aero corps encamped at
Futon are expected to be at the dance
this evening and the popular jazz
band will doubtless draw a large
crowd This viii be the last appear
- 40 H. arw,x
Hender. The members of the band
have gfven many performances sur
ing their stay in this city and it is ex-
pected that they will be at their best
tonight when they play for the dane
Ing In the Blues armory Mrs. John
F. Bauer and Mrs. Bradley are in
charge Of the refreshments
Dance I'm Grays' Armory.
In the Grays' armory this evening
from $3.50 until 1880 o'clock many
young people will meet to dance away
and spend a few pleasant hours. The
dance there is to be given under the
auspices OF the st. Joseph's Academy
and many prominent women are act
ing as patronesses- A large orchestra
viii play for the dancing and refresh
ments win be served.
Richmonders at Springs.
lHoHfd% ASdEY Johnson ann
Miss Eleanor Johnson. of Ginter Park.
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs Thomas
B. Scott at their cottage in First vfr-
ginia Row. White Sulphur Springs.
West Va
On Automobile Trip.
Mrs. George Anderson and Miss
Penelope Anderson, of this city, are on
an automobile trip through the noun
tains of Virginia and West Virginia
They stopped at White Sulphur
Springs on their way.
Return from Crozet.
Mrs. O. o. Mitchell and her daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Archer Mitchell, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs Wagner.
have returned to their home. 2o17l
stuart avenue, after spending the
month of August visiting friends at
Crozet, Va Mrs. Wagner spent the
nrse part OF the month with her sister
in Wayneshoro. later joining Mrs
Mitchell at Crozet
At Little Switzerland.
Mrs. William Bond and her little
daughter, Anne. of Stuart avenue. are
spending the month In Little Switzer-
land, North Carolina
At Natural Bridge.
Among the Richmond guests At Nat
ural Bridge. Va. for the latter part OF
August and the first OF September are.
AR. and Mrs J. p. Carson. r. NJ. Car
son., j. T. Carson, Jr, and Miss Kath-
crime Carson. Mrs. .. H. Wilder. Mr..
and Mrs g. W. Long and Misses Marie
and Virginia Long. A S. Tenor w /.
Jenkins and A. c. Koontz
Return from Warm Springs,
Rev. VIM f. Cox, Mrs. Cox and VIM
Edward. Jr.. have returned from
warm Springs, where they have been
spending the past month. and are a,
nome at the Church of the Holy Com
forter.
Rev. Chcnauit Returns,
The Rev Fred r. Chenault has re.
turned from his vacation psent in Co.
shen and Norfolk, Va.
Lieutenant Herrfnk Visiting.
Lieutenant Louis s. Herrink, who
mas recently completed the course },
aeriai gunnery AT Selfridge field, Mich.
igan, is visiting his parents at west
hampton.
Visiting i'm King william.
MISS Capitola Stone. of this CITY ia
VISITING relative in King william conn
". Va, for several weeks
Marriage Licenses
marriage licenses were issued ves
terday to the following couples.
John G, Kidd and Molly r. Askin
toward T. Fiippin and Lola NJ.
Joseph w. Aidrtdge and Bessi. NJ
Phaup. 'e y"
Robert X. Anderson and Clara F.
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