Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-10
SOC-l e T. Y

Thursday evening. 1t Will be leap
year" dance. and the entertainment Is
In charge of Misses Margaret Bird,
Margaret John and Nellie Meade. About
$50 guests will be present and a num-
Der Of prominent women have been
asked to act as chaperons.
In LynchburR.
Miss Matte Harris left yesterday
for Lynchburg, where she will be tho
Harris will SO from Lynchburg to the
mountains OF Virginia. where she Will
spend the remainder of the summer.
returning to Richmond in the late
autumn.
In Maryland.
Captain David Barton. United States
Army. and Mrs. Barton, who have been
In California, where the former was on
duty at Camp Fremont. are now visit
ing Captain Barton's parents. Major
and Mrs. Randolph Barton. at "Vau-
clusc." their country place near Pixies
Vile, Md. Mrs. Barton was before her
marriage. Miss Sally Gordon, of Rich
mond.
Rt Rev. D. j. O'Connell. bishop of
Richmond, was one Of a party of ruestn
entertained for the past weekend b,
Robert T. Shriver at his home nea,
Union Mills. Md.
MIR. and Mrs. William r. Massie and
Mrs. James Gordon Smith and young
sons are established at the Patterson
nome, corner Grace and Ryland Streets.
where they will spend most Of the
summer season. Mr. and Mrs. Massle
have been making their home at the
Berkley. on West Franklin Street. but
have recently leased the Patterson
house for several years. They will NOT
Omen Rose Hill hot
near Greenwood. in Albemarle County.
until later in the season
Mrs. Robert ". Pollard and youne
son are guests OF Mrs. Pollard's par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur st. Clair
ButleT. at their home. Poplar Grove"
IN Mathews County. for several weeks
Mr. Pollard has returned to Richmond
alter hrief stay there. and will later
Join Mrs. Pollard for visit OF ten
days. '
Tucker-GraIinm.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Eugene Graham
OF Crewe. announce the marriage ~
their daughter. Mary. to Edward
n lew, Tucker. The ceremony.
performed BY Rev Father James Per
gin. rector OF st. Joseph's Church. Pc.
tersburg.
Prominent Wedding
The marriage of Miss Marguerite.
Lake Archambault. daughter of a In
zen arena mbau!t, Jr., OF Roanoke. and
Mrs. James Hollis Chenery, OF Ashland
look place at 1880 o'clock Saturday
morning In St Mary's Church. Tho
ceremony was performed by Rev.
George Lynde Richardson. u. T., rector
o! the church The bride was given
attended by Miss Florence Haup,. Of
tynwyd, as maid OF honor. The hes,
man was Lieutenant Alan Jeffress
Chencry. L. $. ~. and the ushcrs were
William l.. Chenery and a. Luc!en Ar
chambault. III.
The bride wore a travelling d,..s 81,
dark blue with a hat 10 match and
carried bouquet OF orchids and white
sweet peas. The maid OF honor wore
tTock OF blue Georgette crepe and
ieghorn hat, and carried a bouquet
OF yellow roses and yellow daisies.
After short trip North Mr. and Mrs
Chenery will live in Petersburg.
Marriage Announced.
Mrs. August krengel announces the
marriage OF her sister, Mrs. Ida c
Pond. and J. Bernard Nunnally. the
ceremony having taken place in wash
ingion on July j. Rev. John L Briggs
o!iic!a;ed.
Strnilmun-Hayes.
Announcement has been made OF the
marriage in this city last Wednesday
evening. July 3. OF Miss Gussie r.
hayes OF Richmond 10 Herbert Wilson
strai!man. OF Camp, Lee and Peters
burg. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Fred r. Chenault
Mt. and Mrs. Strailman are now a,
home al 233 Franklin Street, Peters
burg.
Guests Entertained.
An attractive beach party was given
on Saturday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
a e be;
Eleventh Street. Willoughby Beach. in
honor OF their nieces Miss Frances Rib
bic. of Petersburg, and Miss Kathleen
Ribhle. OF Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ribbles guests included,
in addition TO the guests OF honor:
Wrench. and Mrs. w. (. Calender;
Misses Burroughs Degge. Kathleen
Price. Janice Price. Virginia Calender,
Louise Calender. and Polly Henderson,:
Ensign Kenneth Paterson. u. s. y. r.,
Ensign Albert Catherwood. L. S. " r.
Henry Taylor u. S. n. r., Ensign
Itenry a. Williams. L. s. y. r., j. ID.
Pret!ow, U. s. y. r.. j. B. Taliaferro
L. $. ~. and Robert Edmonds. OF Wash
ington.
Lawn Party Friday.
A unique lawn party will be given at
the Robert Fulton School Friday eve
class Tor the benefit of Red Cross
funds. Mrs. Burlington. assisted by
number OF girls. Will have charge OF
refreshments. Misses Essie Pierce and
Fay Henley will conduct games for
children. and there will be Sing"
led by columbus Canepa. 1t is ex-
pected that the jazz band from the avia-
ton camp will play. Miss Eva Howie
will have charge of a thrift stamp sale.
and gypsy will tell fortunes
to Gimp Mende.
Lieutenant a. l.. Stewart Jr., who has
been stationed at Newport News dur
ing the past winter. passed through
Richmond Friday on his way to Camp
NJ eade, Md, to which point he has been
transferred. While in the city, Lieu
tenant Stewart spent a few hours with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. f. Stewart,
at l10l Grove Avenue.