Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-18
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!, REYNOLDS. OF Fredericksburg, have ar
, rived in Richmond, and will spend tho
next several weeks at tho Jefferson
Hotel. Martin and Miss Rcnnold
II city.
Tournament At the Club.
" The February card tournament was
\. held at the Woman's Club last Friday
H evening in 4he club drawing-room. with
II fourteen tables playing. Auction bridge
II was the game, and tho highest score
II was made by l.. l.. Weitzel. Supper
\ was served at tho card tables at tho
N conclusion of the game. The next tour
\ nament at the club will take place
4 on Friday evening, March 10.
\ At the woman's Club.
II Mrs. Percy V. Pennypacker Will be
4 the speaker for Club Day" at the Wo-
7 mans Club this afternoon Mt o'clock.
& her subject being. (which Closes the
4 Door Youth or Age?" Miss May Moore
il is chairman OF the event. Mrs. Penny
I. packer ia one of the most prominent
b club women In this country. and her
h lecture promises 20 be one OF the most
interesting Of the year,
Fl Hostesstes for tho afternoon are the
] former president CT the club-Miss Jane
i Rutherfoord. Mrs. y. u. Munford. Mrs.
p l.. l.. Lewis. Mrs. William G. Stanard.
/. Mrs. Christopher Tompkns. Mrs.
Charles Davenport. Mrs. william Ruff
fin Cox. Mrs. Moses -. Iioge. Jr.. Mrs.
Arthur LEROY. assisted BY Mrs. y. p.
ballard: Mrs. George Warren. Mrs.
Coleman WORKMAN. Miss Julia Moore.
Miss Rachel Crquhart. Miss Elizabeth
Wheat. Mrs. Sparrow Wcddeil, Mrs. L.
Il. Sydnor and Mrs. Sam Morgan. Jr.
Friday morning at 80 o'clock Miss
h Mabel Brown Will moot her current
events class at the club.
Return to Richmond.
/ Mrs. Howard Randolph Gano. who
has been visiting her brother, D. T.
Williams. In Chatham. and her aunt,
Mrs. w. T. Burton. and her cousin. Or.
} Leonard, In Danville. has returned
TO Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Gano Will
mako their home in Richmond, after
spending the winter seaoon in Daltl.
moro.
Al BIack.burs.
Miss Louise Hines. Of Petersburg.
left Thursday for Blacl,sburg TO at
tend the v. j. ]. dances on Friday and
Saturday evenings.
Major G.. Il. Bright. Of the 3o5th
Engineer Corps. Camp Lee. spent tho
Weekend In BlacksburE. and also at
tended tho dances at V. p. 7. Major
Bright was connected with V. i. I.
before entering the United States Army.
Prominent Wedding.
Miss Madeline Lloyd Hope. daughter
OF the late Robert Morrss Hope. OF
| Staunton--a lineal descendant OF Sir
| Francis Hope--was married TO Lieu
tenant Paul a. Shackelford. L. 8. In
fnntry. now stationed at Camp Hi,i last
| Monday afternoon. February IL. The
wedding took place At the homo Of the
brideErcoins sister. Mrs. Howard Felix
Moore. al Somerset House. Sixteenth
Street. Washing ton. and the ceremony
OF ST. Paul's Episcopal Church. In tho
presence Of close friends and relatives
o. the immediate families. The bride
wore gown OF nauve tricotinc. and
carried orchids and lilies OF the val
ley.
Altar the ceremony DIR. Horace Mon
taguc Wac host at dinner at the Ra-
Neigh Hotel in honor Of tho bridal par
~. after which Lieutenant and Mrs.
Shackclford left for Newport News.
McCIciIan-Rock.
\ pretty wedding OF interest here
took place Saturday afternoon in Nor
folk. when Miss Ruby May Rock,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George Tenn
pic Rock. OF Client, became the bride
OF Harry Augustus Mcclellan. son OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. II. Mcclellan OF Rich
mond. The ceremony took place at
o'clock AZ tho home Of the brides par
cnts on West Fourteenth street, An
improviscd altar OF palms. ferns and
cathedral candles was arranged In
the drawing-room. and Rev. Floyd W.
Pu,ney oiiiciatcd. The bride. who was
given In marriage hy her brothcr-in-
law, +. l.. Early. wore - goipS-away
suit Of midnigh: blue. with hat to
match and corsage bouquet Of lilies
OF the valley and orchids.
Miss Marguerite Mcclellan. OF Rich
mond. sister OF the bridegroom, was
n Of honor n
real lace over pale pink satin and Il
large picture hat Of white tullc. She
ca rricd an arm bouquet OF pink roses.
Litt" Miss Mildred Robertson. OF
Wakefield. who carried the wedding
ring on I, white satin pillow. wore IA
dainty !rock Of white orEandy and
lace with white ribbons. The we'd
ding march from Lohcngrin, was rem
dered by Miss Frances Virginia DcminE.
cousin Of the bride. Before the ccrc-
mony Miss Mathalene Slocum sang II
Love You Truly" accolnpa led on the
piano by Miss Lillian Augusta Robert
son. OF Northampton College.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
ar Mrs Mcclellan left for an extended
Northern tour, and will make their
home in Richmond.
Among the ut-of-town guests were:
Miss Marguerite Mcclellan. Miss LII
liam Robertson. of Richmond: little
Miss Mildred Robertson. of Wakefield.
&. IL. Mcclellan and Earle Luck, OF
Richmond.
Attend Dances.
Misses Elizabeth Harrison. Louise
Sloan and Elizabeth Wall are among
the Richmond girls attending the mid
winter dances at William and Mary
College, Williamsburg, last week.
prout-CabeII.
a very quiet marriage was celebrated
4 Saturday afternoon at o'clock, when
Miss Mary Evelyn Cabell became the
bride of Harry c. Prout. Rev. X. VI.
White officiating. Both are residents OF
Highland Park.
Valentine Party.
Miss Violet Saclzcr, 2329 Park Ave-
nue., gave a valentine party on Thurs
day night. Favors were carried out In
the coors OF St. Valentine and the
decorations we're also in keeping with
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