The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-16

SOCIE r Y

that arrangements have been peefeot-
ed for the eighth annual council OF
the National Society. United States
Daughters Of 1919. Of Virginia, which
will be held In the Jefferson hotel
Friday morning. November -. At II
o'clock. The president, nrs- w:
Samuel GOODWIN, will preside n
delegates viii be present from the six
state chapters. !.
The national president, Mira Robert
Hall Wilea. Of Chicago. planned to
be 4 visitor to the convention which
would have been held IN October, but
was postponed owing to the epidemic
which prevailed at that time.
The committee on entertainment m
Purcell and Mrs. Christian H. Clarke.
Victory Dance Tonight
A large number Of young people
are expected to attend the Victory
dance this evening at Sis o'clock in
the Gray's armory given for the
beneft OF the uniform fund Of the
Second company Of Richmond 0rays.
1t Is the nrst Of the balls to b held
in the armories this A popu-
and the dance is open to the interested
public.
Party At Y. W. C. A.
AZ ono Of the features In the physi-
cal directory conference at the Young
Woman's Christian association there
will be . party this evening for the
visiting members Of the conference
and a few guests In The city In the
Y. w. c. A. gymnasium. A number OF
soldiers have been included IN the An
v~itations and the conferences recreA-
ton ideas win be carried out In the
program. Miss Matilda WASHER IL
chairman. The conference has
brought Q number Of prominent guests
ia the city, among them being Miss
Hazel Mackaye, OF New York.
Dance 1t Country Club.
The usual Saturday evening dance
will be held at the Country Club Of
Virginia for the members and their
families. Dancing win follow Dime
at the club. a number Of small parties
having been made up for the evening.
Army and Navy Club.
The regular Saturday dance win Do
given at the Army and Navy club this
evening. The c~haperones will come
with their group OF young girls for
the entertainment
Reception at University Cub.
The regular Saturday dance for
officers wifi be transferred from the
westmoreland club today to the Uni
versity club on Franklin and Shafer
1 SCLo. "a tSSGpNAOt ~ RtSSSNS AhS
dance from 8 to . o'clock. All officers
and their wives in the city are invited
to attend. The affair Is under the
auspices Of tho war camp community
service.
WIN Make Home Here.
Acting Assistant Surgeon j. M.
Biedler. United States public health
service, and Mrs. Biedler came to
Richmond this week to mako their
home here for a time. Surgeon Bied-
Ter il to nave charge of the medical
forces at Seven Pines Surgeon and
drs. Biedler are from Harrisonburg,
Va
beautiful Wedding.
An account OF the marriage Of state
wide interest which was announced
on Thursday. follows In detail:
The marriage Of Miss Ethel Rucker,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thomas Rucker, and Robert Lee
Lynn OF Roanoke. took place Tuesday
evening at 9 o'clock at the First Bap-
fist church. Lynchburg. the Rev. DR..
Mcfarland officiating.
The church was decorated In a
profusion Of ferns and c~hrysanthe-
NUNS, the color note of tho entire
Preceding the ceremony. Miss
Amanda Ware. Of Virginia Christian
college, q AT Dawntng." and Emil
Berger played several selections before
and during the ceremOny-the Bridal
Chorus from LohenErfn for q process
sional, and MendelsUohn's Wedding
March, as . occasional
The ushers were Dr.. r N. Talia-
ferro and Bowie Murdoch. and two OF
the and.
Thomas King. both Of Roanok-aeed
IN uxhArs.
The bridesmaids vsre her two
cousins-Misses Bessie Massie. of Ann
herst, and Bessie Nininser, Of Roa-
noke.
Their gowns were Of white Geor-
gette crepe and tulle. sheaves OF pink
chrysanthemums adding the touch OF
color. The little ringbearer, with q
pink blossom ~concoaltng the ring. was
Sarah Rucker. attired In . lacy frock
of white orKandie md wolfe.
The matron Of honor was Mrs. Earle
Rucker, who wore . costume OF deep
pink tulle and satin. heavily embrotd-
cred, and carried an arnnfu3 OF pink
chrysanthemums. The groom was at
tended by e. B. Spencer. Of Roanoke.
Miss Rucker, who entered with her
father. Charles r. Rucker. wore a
wedding gown Of satin. embroidered
In conventional design. and beaded in
pearls. with touches OF pearl pa3De-
menterie made with 4 long court train.
Her tulle veil was arranged cor0net
fashion, with Q wreath Of orange bios
SONS, and she carried q shower ar
rangement Of roses and swansoniA-
After the ceremony Mr. n Mrs.