Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-27
SOCl E T Y

Charlottesville. have announced the
"" r r,. marriage OF their daught.
Dunlop, second lieutenant United States
nrmy. formerly of Petersburg. The
morni0ny VIII take place Saturday
in Christ Church at charlottesville.
The announcement is of wide interest
St STATS SOCIETY n.y.. here ei. and throughout the
aebutante In Richmond two seasons
ago and has spent n great deal of time
MnlyeaasS me guest OF her aunt; Mrs
son. at "Hillcresi," their country es-
S snte on the Cary Street Road. Both
MISS Massie and Lieutenant Dunlop
saturday will be one Of the most inn
poraant events of the late summer
Prominent NeddIup
"a noticeable event of the month was
o ere marriage Friday evening at 81
HReiock Of Miss Mary. X. Stone. of
noahoke. to Lieutenant Lewis Franklin
moore, OF Boston. Mass. The ceremony
tgum pace at the home OF the brides
rea,vss on and MGun fsm A iy,enas only
present and the officiating clergyman
vas YES the Rev. Arthur Rowbotham. Of
before the bridal party entered a
musical program was given. The at
.endants were Miss Evelyn Fishburn
anu MISS Mary Ann Fishburn, cousins
oi the bride. a reception followed the
ceremony.
al drs Moore Is the daughter Of Mr..
oIgontz school. near Philadelphia.
Tviie e,li Moore Is graduate of the
the SeVenty-third Regiment, Heavy
ne - son of Colonel and Mrs. james
Older branch OF the Moore family lived
IN Virginia, on the James River.
pres seohs guests tbn from from distance
EsL rs H., Mrs; !; w: Moore: Of selma,
Margaret Wrigiey. Of ciearfleid. PENN
tEyiyania IA, and Miss ysIeria Clymer. OF
Lieutenant and Mrs. Moore went
x MOI, i, on Il the n,. midnight train They
Third IL ordered overseas.
Lawn Party Tonight.
The Young Womcn's Chapter Of the
Church OF the Ascension. Highland
Park. will give a lawn party on the
church grounds this evening from s
TO IL o'clock An orchestra will fur
Observation-Disclosures.
"Otley." the summer home OF Mr.. and
Mrs: robert NJ. PATTERSON. near Blacks
burg. WAS the scene of beautiful we'd
dins last Tuesday evening At o'clock
When their daughter. Miss Rebecca
S Hsvns a;,ersgn WAS narrisd TO
County. lieutenant United States field
artillery. About 200 guests. including
number of out Of town relatives and !
friends. witnessed the ceremony and
were present at the reception which
followed. The dining-room and stairs
OF the home were prettily decorated In
white clematis and hydrangeas, en-
twined with cedar and arbor vitae. car
rying out the color scheme OF green
was served during the reception was
decorated with pink roses and asters. |
The ceremony TOOK place before an i'm
proyised altar. covered with white
satin and clematis, in the !iving-room,
and the celtbran;s were Father Ewald. |
Of Wythevilie, and Rev. Otey Patterson
Of Philadelphia. a bro her OF the bride. I
Just before the ceremony Mrs. Writ
Dunlap. OF Blacksburg. at the piano.
accompanied by Miss Ida Grecnlkw on
the violin played serenade and Men
delssohn's Wedding march as a process
sional.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. She wore j gown OF white
tul!e over silver tissue. with veil Of
illusion. and her bouquet was white
roses and white asters. The nDtron of
honor. Mrs. Horace Luster. wore blue
ne, over silver cloth. and the maid of
honor MISS cecile Murry, OF New York.
lavender net, with SILVER trimmings.
The three bridesmaids We're Miss Liz
Otey Hoge. OF BlaCksburg. in pink or
CANDY, and Miss Alice Hogc. OF Blacks
burg, in green organdy The maid Of
honor and bridesmaids carried clusters
of pink asters tied with tulle. Lieuten-
u,
Strother, OF Williamson, w. Va, and
the ushers " ere l.!eutenant Robert Pat
terson. Z; $ A., OF Toledo, a brother
Hoge. OF Blacksburg.
buffet supper was served at the |
informal reception which followed the |
Crockett left late in the evening for
Asheviile. n. c. They. will then go TO
Camp Jackson. Columbia. S. c.. where
the former is stationed for the present !
Receiver Commission.
Miss Mary Mcclure Croxton, OF Or !
ange. has received notice that her |
brother. Edward brown Mcclure crox- |
ton. has been commissioned second !
lientenant in the uuar,ermaster corps.
July from tho coast artillery and sent
10 Camp j. f. Johnston. Jacksonville |
Fla, for training.
Returns to Richmond.
Miss Billy Staples has returned to
Richmond, after speniIng some time
a. i;s,s Sonntry home Manic Grove"
being Miss Pansy Belts. of Ri:tm"nd:
Mis- Miss Gs G Atz, Of Richmond;
Mr. Hoffman. of Richmond: Raymond |
Ingram of Charlotte Courthouse. AMI
Kiss Jesse as,on DAME ME Of No.,.y Mount,
At Buffalo Springs, at which Mrs. G. f. |
The friends of William Wesley Var
bro Hsi rn vii be glad to learn that
lieutenant. Lieutenant Yarbrough grad |
uated from third officers train |
ing camp. Camp Lee. He was sent |
to Camp Jackson, s. c.. and from there !
to Camp Beauregard. La. On leaving |
Camp Beauregard he received his com |
mission as first lieutenant, and was
sent to Camp Mills. Long Island, y. |
Y. Lieutenant Yarhrough was a mem
Der of the Richmond Howitzers for
nearly Ave years