Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
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uoiph Tobias. the ceremony having
taken place Saturday, June s, in To-
fonto. Canada. The announcement IS
or much interest to society in Rich
inond. where Mr.. Tobias formerly made
his home.
Marriage Announced.
Announcement has been made OF the
marriage of Miss Catherine Louise
O'Neal. formerly Of Glen Allen. to
Thomas Clyde Moore. United States
naval reserve force. The ceremony
took place in the parlors OF Rev. s. r.
Sinton, the officiating minister. at his
nome IN Norfolk. Saturday June s.
MIR and Mrs. Moore left later for
brief honeymoon
PntrIck-Knscy.
At $50 o'clock Wednesday evening,
June ~ Rev Theodore Patrick. Jr,,
and Miss Watson Kasey were married
at ST. Johns Episcopal Church, Ifous-
ton, by the rector, Rev. c. W. Ribble.
assisted by Archdeacon w. r. Noe. of
Wilmington, n. C., brother-in-law OF
Inc groom. The bride. who entered
the church with her brother, philip
Howerton kasey, by whom she was
given away, wore white Georgette
crepe, with court train, and her veil
was or rare old lace. having been worn
ny her great-great- aunt, and was held
IN place By pearls worn BY her great
grandmother at her wedding in 1922.
Her bouquet was Of bride roses Miss
Louise kasey. sister of the bride, as
maid of honor. was tho only attend
ant. and wore a white organdie frock
Win leghorn hat. She carried an
asrmful OF roses Little Miss Elizabeth
kasey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Howerton Kasey, and niece OF
me oriae. was flower girl Cornelius
fatrick. Of Clinton, " c.. was best
man and the ushcrs were Moseley
nhes;nutt of Clinton. N. c.. and Mr..
Camp Greene
Mrs. Theodore Patrick. of. Clinton \
Mr' ana Mrs. Philip Howerton
hasey, OF Danviile. and Miss Janet
9trinf ieiiow. Of Culpeper.
Ai'e' the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Iatrick moiorod 10 Danville and went
rs in charge of the Y. NJ. G. nuh.
he'Iy work at Camp Greene and editor
french and Camp. aIr Patrick was
o,uaineh at the thcoloEicai seminary
AleNandria. last week with his class
80 having volunteered and left the
ruary. !" req
Mrs Patrick has for the pas, few
years heId the chair of Latin and the
Snair Of mathematics at Salem COLLEGE
W 'hs'on salem X. c. and Is an alum,
;;i-e OF ne University or North Caro-
Leaves for Norfolls
lieutenant W. a. Simpson. United
States Medical Reserve Corps. left
rF'day Tor Norfolk, where he has been
ASSIGNED as assistant surgeon in
haNa hospital! Lieutenant Simpson is
soH o. MI ana Mrs. David Simpson
OF 3ioS Grove Avenue, and graduated
WIN b. a. degree from Richmond
oo!ieEe in 1912. and has his medical
ueereo from the Medical College Of
Virginia. being member OF the class
OF June, 1918
Lawn Fetc Tuesday.
rho Junior Philathea class of Fair
mont Avenue Methodist Church viii
give lawn party Tuesday night on
The lawn OF Mrs. J.. r. Lanes home
Mechanicsville Pike and Magnolia
street y pretty feature will be
1apnnese butterfly chase at . o'clock
kclichcr-TnyIor.
Mrs o. W. Taylor. of Centralia and
Richmond, announces the marriage OF
her daughter Edna Claire TO John l..
kelicher OF the quartermaster corps.
Camp Mcclellan. Admission. Ala The
en'ohF took place Friday evening
June I. at $50 o'clock. Father Thomas
J. Farley. OF Sacred Heart Church. Of
fciating. The wedding was celebrated
al Father Earley's home. Sill East
Eleventh Street. Admission. Ala
Give Lawn Fete-
led by Misses Marie Meonie and Eliza
beth Welsh, held lawn party at Mrs
BrittinGhams home. Twenty eighth
ana Marshall Streets. realizing nearly
s3c. There is much talent among this
little sroup-Nellie and Margaret Brit
tinEham. Mildred Mathews, Josephine
Robertson. Harris Welsh. Mary Rus
sell Elsie and Thelma Ford, Virginia
Ollngcr. Elizabeth Foote, Elizabeth
Recce. Gordwyn and William Welsh and
Charlie Russell. They will organize
themselves into an auxiliary to be
known as willing Helpers and will give
their money 10 aid the Red Cross
miscellaneous Shower.
Mrs. Charles w. Vaughan. Of 1912
Third Avenue. Highland Park, was
hostess on Thursday afternoon at a
miscellaneous shower given in honor
OF Miss Lulu Slater Driver, who is
to be married on June 10. TO Lieuten-
ant Joseph Ewart Healy. The parlors
were decorated in palms and cut
flowers. Guests invited were: Misses
Sue Cook. Pauline Perry. Gertrude
Hamilton, Christine Chenoweth, Re-
becca Clarke. Kathleen and Mary Greg
DRY. Bruce Ferneyhough. Lois Var
brouGh, Gladys Vaughan, Virginia Driv-
err and Bessie Powell. Mesdames Billy
Brown. Thomas Starke. William Ry-
land, Thomas Eason. Wafer Penning-
toli' 'eoTSe rex, II. ~ inlillpS, w. Il.
Vaughan. NJ. c. Doubles, ]. T. Wight
man, Virginius Berry. Charles Rose.
Ducalion Gregory, Henry Shirky, Mayo
Wills and w. +. Lipscomb.
Smonlk-snnderson.
Thomas Falphin Smoak, Of this city.
formerly Of Cordova. S. c., and Miss
Evelyn Irene Sandcrson, OF Lynchburg,
daughter Of the late +. VI. and Ora
Sanderson. were quietly married in the
presence of a few relatives and friends
in Washington. Saturday, June Is. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. How
ard I. Stewart, pastor of the Second
Baptist Church. of Washington. After
an extended Northern trip and a visit
10 the mountains In North Carolina,
Mr. and Mrs. Smoak mill spend sew
cral days with relatives in South Caro-
lima. after which they will return to
This city, making their home at IL
Cowardin Avenue, on the South Side.