Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
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Saskatchewan Canada. have issued cards
announcing the wedding OF their
daughter. Pernolia Lillian. to Flight
Lieutenant Kenneth Clarke Rappell, o.
Athens. Ontario Canada The cere-
mony was performed very quietly ut
noon. July 10 Rev. w. l.. Ball ohiciat~
ing. Immediately after the marriage.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Rappen left TO
visit relatives near Hot Springs Lieu
tenant Rappell is attached 10 the Roya.
Flying Corps, Canada, and leaves
shortly for overseas duty.
OF Interest Hero.
Miss Alice Wilson. niece OF the
President. who MIL he the ff,eentt
White House bride Wednesday. will
have for her matron OF honor Mrs.
Martin Crook. OF SpartaNburE, :. &,
sister of the bridegroom. Rev. l. s
McElroy. J-. Professor Il. NJ Turn
bull. of the Union Theological Semi
nary, OF Richmond where The bride
groom graduated in May. will be the
best man. The President and Mrs.
Wilson will have Il largo house party Of
relatives for few days for the we'd
ding.
The bride and her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph l.. Wilson. viii arrive iii
Washing ton the first OF the week. The
parents OF the bridegroom. Rev and
Mis-. l. s. McElroy. OF Columbus. Ga:
Mrs. Crook. who IS the Wife OF Captain
Martin Crook, Of the medical corps.
and Mrs G Z. Croweil another sister
of the bridegroom. will arrive in time
for the wedding.
The ceremony will be performed At
O'clock in the blue room, whore so
many beautiful and famous ceremonies
have taken place. and a wedding fca:.
Will follow in the State dining-roon.
Mrs Wilson who = "a, ipo / i.,
terest in the wedding. and who will
be responsible for the som ctflin- old"
which the bride will observe III her
wedding costume along with Collow-
ing the saying in bridal clothes) some
thing new. something borrowed and
something blue" Will furnish the rare
old lace made in coronet which will
top the tulle veil OF the bride. The
orange blossoms which will adarn tile
coronet were worn at the wedding II
Crook and Mrs. Crowcll.
Miss Margaret Wilson is oXpecte.!
to return TO the White House for tn"
wedding. and the Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. McAdoo, who are
now in Milwaukee, on their way east
ward from their California trip. arr
also expected for the ceremony on Wed
nesday.
Leaving Town.
An attractive group OF Richmonders
are spending the summer months at
Brunswick Inn, At Waynesboro, and
many additional guests from this city
have recently arrived, Among those
who left the past week for that place
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wilson and
Richard Wilson Jr., Mr. and Mrs. James
Caskie, Miss Mary Thomas, Mrs War
rem P. Taylor and Warren i. Taylor,
Jr. Many delightful affairs arc given
each week IN honor of the visitors at
Brunswick Inn, and this is one of the
most popular resorts in Virginia for
Southern guests.
Mrs. Robert Bosher. OF East Frank
lin Street. has left for the Grecnbrier.
White sulphur Springs. where she will
he established for an extended stay
during the late summer season
Miss Elizabeth Cecil Left las: week
for a girls camp in Maine. where she
Will spend the month OF August. re-
turning 10 her home on Park Avenue
before leaving for Rryn Mawr College
in the fall where she will resume her
studies this year.
At Virginia Estate.
Mrs. Barnett, wife OF Naior-C;cncral
George Barnett United States Marine
Corps. OF Washington, left last week
Tor Wakefield Manor, her estate in Ran
pahannock County, Va. Her daughters
Miss Leila Gordon and Miss Anne Ham
hton Gordon. are members OF u house
Pd- ~ NOV b'.lS Ell ltlNcu pN tle'r
cousin. Miss Mamie Campbell Gordon
Duval, East Isiip L. I. Miss Leila Cor
don was presented 10 Baltimore society
last winter at the Bachelors col.llon
The Misses Gordon We're guests OF
their cousins the Misses Capertcn, here
early IN June. when number Of in
formal affairs were given in their honor.
Coii-Sulivan. u
a pretty wadt.. s %Eas quietly cc,e-
bra ed Saturday morning 1T $40 c'c.ock
a. ST. Peters Catholic Chi.rcn, when
Miss Nellie T. sullivan, daughter of Mr..
arg Mrs. 2. ]. sullivan Of $50 North
Eighth Street. became the s.,ldn u
Albert c, COLI, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
coli, Of this city. Rev. Father Ke!l!her
efSiciating. Only the two families and
few intimate friends were pr., en-;
at the ceremony. which was followed bv
small wedding breakfast c, the * 5
home. Later Mr.. and Mrs Coli l.f,
icr Northern honeymoon. Upon their
return they viii be At home in Rick
mond. The bride was Gowncd in a dress
OF White Georgette crepe with hat
TO match ana her flowers were cor
sage bouque; OF pink roses Her maid
Of honor, Miss Coli sister OF the
groom, wore n dress OF blue six and
black picture hat Daniel j. sullivan
Jr.. brother Of the bride acted as
best man.
Mrs. Garland Hostess.
A delightful party was given Tues.
day evening at the home Of Mr. ana
Mrs. w. T. Garland. - Mountain Ave
nue., Southwest. Roanoke in honor Of
Mrs. Garland's sister. Miss Lula VIII
Allen, Of Elk Hill. Goochland County.
Th~fo!lowinS is n list OF those present:
Mr.. and Mrs : W Ascro Mr. aud Mr..
G: =. McFaddcn ar. ana Nrs { Patterson
BITS " j. MnndT, Mis- Lula, Allen M'<s
Lucille PinniN. Miss Conn Tjnu!x. Miss Irene
Ihomas Mss Pear! Garland. Miss Evelyn
Hancock PAM
Eohert EsnriT William sIusher Cha-iss
Elvih Jonet '''-
Games and music amused the guests
and refreshments werc served in III,
dining room.
Benefit Dance.
An attractLve arair ,nr thn ,rnn.h