The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-01-04

included in the tickets. Mrs, Norman
J V. Randolph is general chairman OF
! the affair.
( Naval Ball Saturday.
The frs, naval ball IS to be given
( in Richmond Saturday evening by the
( Richmond chapter, II. d. g, all men
I IN the navy, whether sailors OF ma
rines being admitted without tickets.
The Grays' armory, at seventA ana
Marshall streets will be decorated
with flags for the occasion and there
viii be good music. Chaperons VIII
Introduce the guests Of honor to those
attending the bail Tickets may be
mad 1T the door or from Mrs. John
F. Bauer. Park avenue and Lombardy
street.
Mrs. Norman Y. Randolph is gem
eral chairman OF the ball and chair.
men Of committees are: Tickets Mrs
John = Bauer, music, Mrs. J. X.
Bowman; decorations, Mrs. =, A.
pIenper. assisted by Mrs. John r,
Bauer. punch. Mrs. Pete J. White;
sand wiches, Mrs. Archer Richardson;
coffee. Mrs. G. w. Massle and Mrs.
Keefey. door committee and floor
com uittee, Archer Richardson, Allen
Gregory Augustine Royal Tnrpin,
Preston clayton. l. r. Cam. Or. Gar
rett X. Delp and J, X, Bowman,
Meeting of Committees.
There will he meeting Of all chair
men and committees In charge Of the
naval ball Saturday night. this morn
ling AT II O'Clock In the Grsys' ar
mory,
Saunders--IFiy.
/ or much interest in Richmond was
! the marriage of Miss Sallie Jacqueline
lrby, daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. y. w,
! lrhy, of Blackstone, and William New
/ bill Saunders, Of Norfolk, was cele-
brated on December 90 In the metho-
dist church at Blackstone. The
church was decorated in forest pines
I holly, running cedar and lighted can
dies in great silver candlestickS. which
are heirlooms in the lrby family. Mrs.
Wilfred Epes and Mrs. Il, F, billiard
( were m1strexseS Of ceremonies. and
Miss Angela Garrett played the we'd
ding marches. accompanied by W. H
White. Jr., on the violin, Rev. 7, O..
suttle. assisted BY Rev i. l. McNair,
performed the ceremony,
The bride wore quaint wedding
gown Of duchess satin trimmed in
pearls. with veil Of illusion fastened
with orange blossoms Her only or
naments were pearl necklace and
this family Mas Ella NJ. Irby, who
WAS her sisters maid Of honor, wore
y gown OF pink crepe de chine and
panne velvet and carried pink roses
Lieutenant ". B. Hopkins. Of Rich
mond, member OF the Mcclure hos
pital unit. was best man. The brides
maids included Misses Rosa Stewart
and Fannie u, Turner, Of Petersburg
and Martha Fitzgerald, of Blackstone.
They wore similar gowns Of purple
GeorRette crepe and satin, with black
picture hats and furs, and carried
La France roses, The Rroomsmen
we're James Lee Saunders, of Huddle-
ston. and Brady Saunders OF Rich
mond, brothers OF the groom, and
Hunter H. Irby OF Blackstone.
brother Of the bride, and the ushers
were Dr, j p. Irhy Everett Irby
Richard Hardawav. Lieutenant j. s..
Cahill. OF Richmond Little Mildred
Epes, daughter of Mrs Wilfred Fpcs
and little Claude Irby. nephew OF the
bride. carried the ring in a pink rose
Out-o town guests were William
Mitchell. of Graham: r. = williams
Norfolk; James Lee Saunders, Hud-
dieston; Brady Saunders, Ileutenan,
w. p. Hopkins, Lieutenant James Ca
hin Richmond; Miss Rosa Stewart
Miss Fannie Turner. Petersburg
Mr., and MFa Saunders Jeff for a
trip to Cuba for about a month. and
VIII later be nj home in Norfolk.