The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-14
SOCIETY

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t- There will be no lecture at the
Woman's club this afternoon due to
the ban on public meetings, John
Hendricks Bangs. the humorist. was
to have been the speaker. There
will be no receptions or lectures of
any kind at the club until the epidemic
OF influenza is over and then due
notice will be given all mem bers. The
club has been unable to open its sea-
son at all.
Luncheon for Miss Shrcve.
Miss Leslie d. Frick Will entertain
at Luncheon Tuesday in her home in
Baltimore in honor OF Miss Anne Lux
Buchanan Shreve. of that city. whose
wedding to Hugh Benet viii be eete-
hrated on Wednesday of this week
and will be of much interest in this
state. Miss Tricks guests will be Miss
S1reves attendants.
Returns From West Virginia.
Mrs. Richard Amann has returned
to her home on PARK avenue after "A
two weeks visit at her old home in
wegt- virginia.
Called to Norfolk.
Mrs. Holman, of Barton Heights.
has been called to Norfolk 10 the bed
side of her son. Arthur Holman.
formerly of this city, who is i'll there
of influenza.
Informal Dance Postponed.
Miss Ella Binford has postponed
the informal dance she was to have
given her dancing classes on Friday
evening Of this week on account of
the epidemic of influenza. The formal
opening of her dancing school viii he
held later in the season
interesting Wedding.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Edward Thompson, in Colonial ave-
nue.. Norfolk. was the scene Thursday
evening at S o'clock of a pretty wed
ding when their daughter, Miss Kath-
leen Wilkinson Thompson. became the
bride OF Ensign Edward Murray
Frost, L. S. N, son of Edward G.
Frost. OF Battleboro, VT The rooms
were beautifully DECORATED with paine.
southern smilax and cut flowers The
ceremony which took place in the
drawing room before an i'm provised
altar of palms, srnilax. white flow
ers and cathedral candles. hack Of
which hung ~large American flag,
was performed By Rev Myron -.
Marshall. rector of st. Andrews 3pis-
coral church.
The bride, who entered with her
father, by whom she was given In
marriage, wore a lovely gown nt
white Georgette creme and satin and
her only ornament was diamond
and sapphire pin, a gift Of the BRIDE
groom. Her veil of tulle was ar
ranged with a coronot Of orange
blossoms and she carried a shower
bouquet of Brides roses and orchids
The matron of honor Mrs George
T. Bush, OF Atlanta. Ga, sister Of
the bride. wore gown Of orchid
colored satin, with tulle trimming.
and carried an arm bouquet Of pink
roses.
The four bridesmaids included
Misses Elizabeth and Sallie Thomp-
son, sisters OF the bride, Miss Alley
Thompson, a cousin of the bride, ana
Miss Katherine Lloyd. They wore
charming frock of satin and chiffon
in pastel shades with trimmings of
silver and gold lace and carried arm
bouquets OF American beauty roses,
Harold Lewis Prince, O. NJ. S, of
Baltimore. acted as best man
After the ceremony there was q
reception and the guests were rt--
ceived by Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson,
the bride and bridegroom and Mrs.
George T. Bush.
In the dining-room the table was
ueCpIAtea with color SCheue or
white and yellow. and the mantle was
banked with ferns and smiiax Mrs.
B. F. Mitchell served punch. and as
sisting were Misses Elizabeth Mitch
ell. Eliza beth Jones. Bessie Lloyd and
Alley Thompson
During the evening Ensign and
Mrs. Frost left for northern wed
ding trip. and on their return after
Novenl Der / Will reside with the
hritaes TsssYsnas aS their residence Ia
fotnn1al ANanua-Zz--------- :. =
Spent Honeymoon Here.
MIR. and Mrs. Ten1ie Vernon, OF NIL
ton. n. C, have been spending their
honeymoon in this city. Their we'd
ding was celebrated in South Boston
October !. The bride was formerly
Miss Pearl Mise. OF South Boston. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon will leave Rich
mond this week for their home in
Milton. n. c.
Will Make Home Here.
Mrs. W. II, Surber, OF Stanton.
will come TO Richmond shortly to
make her home here while her hus-
band is in the officers training camp
at Camp Joseph +. Johnson, Jackson
vile, Fla.
No Y. w c. A. Classes.
There will be no meeting or classes
held in the building Of the Young
Woman's Christian association during
the week of October 1920 by au-
thority of the board of health
Meeting Postponed.
The regular y,1eetinp Of The Hoard 80