The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-16
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who is summering at White Sulphur
Sunday evening at a dinner party
given her by two English officers who
spent the week at the springs. Gene
raj Sir Charles Cunning and Colonel
Percy Herbert were the hosts. and
fifteen covers were laid for dinner at
the Greenbrtar
Miss Martha Wall, who has been
spending the summer with her
mother at White Sulphur Springs, is
now in Kennebunkport. Maine. visit
ing Miss Doreen FITZGERALD at the
summer cottage of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. DeSoto FITZGERALD.
Return to Beach.
Mrs. James Branch Cabell and her
daughter. Miss Priscilla Shepherd, of
Dumbarton Grange. have been spend
ing a week at White Sulphur Springs.
They returned this week to join Mr..
Cabell and Miss Isabel Shepherd at
their cottage at Virginia Beach. Miss
Lucy L. Lemon. of Louisville, KY.
joined them at the Springs and is now
visiting at their cottage at the Beach.
On Wedding Trip Here.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Early. Wake
man, whose wedding was solemnized
Tuesday morning in the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Sallie Zigler.
near Harrisonburg. va. are spending
a part of their honeymoon in Rich
mond Before her marriage Mrs.
Wakeman was Miss Elizabeth Lear
Zigler.
The marriage was a very pretty
affair, having been celebrated on the
veranda OF the brides home at
p~t5 - ,*nr L.,
decorating for the occasion. The
Rev. DIR. j. S, Flory. president of
Bridgewater college. performed the
ceremony in the presence of a num-
Der of relatives and friends at .
o clock Tuesday morning The bride
is graduate of Bridgewater college
and her only attendant. Miss Ethel
Funkhauser. Of Winchester, was her
roommate at college. The bride was
given in marriage by her brother,
Private NJ, j. Zigler. of Camp Lee.
She wore lovely gown OF white
pussywillow taffeta and her maid of
honor also wore white. John Myers,
OF Fairfax, collegemate cE the groom
at Brigewater, was his best man.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs NJ j.
Zigler sang % Promise Men" with
the accompaniment played on violins
by A. NJ. Splitter and Grover Splitter.
At Natural Bridge.
number Of Richmond people are
enjoying the month of August at
Natural Bridge Several guests from
this city have been at the Bridge for
many weeks and viii stay until Sep
tember Recent guests who have
joined the Richmond colony include
Mitchell Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. G., r.
Jones. Captain John A. Coke. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ Jones. Miss Lillian Hanson
and others
Wed In Washington
double wedding was celebrated
IN Washington this week when Miss
Lucy Anne Haden became the bride
OF August Albert Stlle. of this city.
and Miss Ruth Houlgrave. of Stuart
avenue, became the bride of Frederick
Adoiph Stille The bridegroons are
brothers and are the sons of Mrs
stille, of 1913 Floyd avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs, August Stille and Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Stllle will make their homes
at 1913 Floyd avenue on their return.
Taylor-Payne.
announcement Is made of the mar
riage of Miss Lily Payne. OF stanton.
and Charles S. Taylor. of Richmond.
the ceremony having been celebrated
In Washington Monday in the home of
the Rev. Hugh ). Stevens Mrs. Tay-
lor Is the daughter of Mrs. Cornel!a
Payne, of Charlottesville.
VIII Coz to France
Miss Maude Amy Lombard, who
made her home in Richmond until
a few years ago. and who graduated
at John Marshall high school. will go
to France in September with the
American Red Cross. Miss LON bard
has made her home in Washington
since leaving this city. She has many
friends here who will be interested to
know that she has volunteered her
services abroad.
Cornelson--Harris,
The wedding of Miss Georgia Will
son Harris. OF this city. and Or
Charles Arthur Cornelson, of Orange
burg, s c., were quietly married in
Richmond Wednesday. morning al
Grace Episcopal church, the Rev.
Philip A. Arthur officiating. only
relatives and a few Intimate friends
witnessed the ceremony.
The church was decorated for the
occasion in palms, cut flowers and
cathedral candles. The bride entered
and was given in marriage by her
brother, Richard Wilson, of this city.
She was attended by her sister, Mrs.
Leroy Roper. of Petersburg. The
bride wore a lovely gown of Georgette
crepe made over blue and her flowers
were bouquet of orchids. The dame
OF honor was gowned in embroidered
white chiffon and she wore a white
picture hat and carried Dorothy
Perkins roses and ferns. DR. Edwin
b, Ferebee was DR., Cornelson's best
man.
Immediately after the ceremony DR..
and Mrs Cornelson left for Atlantic
CITY. They will spend the late sum
mer at DR., Cornelson's cottage at
Montreal. n {. DR.. Cornelson is a
graduate OF Harvard and occupied the
chair of English at Wabash college,
Indiana, until recently when he en-
tered the army Y. NJ. c. A service