The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-13

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Ma Karr. Kennlth ". Carr. Miss Mar
Mo&rct Carr, 3 ct>Et H MISS -
#xrude Smith. .
Returning From Auto Trip.
M and Mrs William Spiling and
Their. son, Edward sphins. 81 H'oVe
avenue. and Jacob Ehel of Hanover
sSnyenue have returned from an auto
laaIaobile trir through me valley or VIZ
8sfniau They spent several days az the
Virginia Hot Springs.
Norwood--,goncs.
s 4 wedding of interest throughout
4 me S,n IL was celebrated in Salem. Va,
\ Hepten1her : when Miss Ellen Douglas
q Zones. Of Salem. became the bride ef
1oserh n. Norwood, q Marks. Miss
The Rev Or Gresham. Of the PreshE
&terian church, performed the cere-
smony in the presence of numhe OF
! relatives ana friends. Miss Isabelle
B HAYNES. Of Abingdon. Va, played the
Wedding music on the violin. The
A bride wore travelling suit, she vas
Il unattended Immediately after The
\ cercnscny Mr. and Mrs, Norwood left
4 Tor Marks, Miss where they will make
N4h@ir home.
81 MrA Norwood is a member Of one
NOk the most prominent families ia the
STATE She numbers among her an
4 cestor~ many distinguished men.
the foremost being Renja min Frank
Hin. Her Virginia ancestors have serv-
"a in the house Of burgesses and in
The state legislatere up to the present
4 time One of her brothers is in a
I military hospital in France and an
unclo and three cousins on the firing
11ne. One of the cousins has occupied
Il - palace in which Benjamin Frank
NJ IN, his ancestor. stayed when he was
Il onnhasza dor to that country
Reception to Col. Ice.
1ho Following interesting announce
1noat N from the Tacoma Washington
49mae OF August 81 Just received in
SAs city:
@One Of the very delightful Camp
4Owke affairs was the reception and
I'll given last evening by Lieutenant
#&oa0nel Charles Nj Blackford in
nenor Of Colonel FftzhuGh Lee the
mnW commander Of the seventy ffth
n1sntry regiment
The guests of the evening were
- uaam hers OF the regular army regi-
nonts including the first. forty fourth.
Gsvsnth fifth and seventy-sixth infan-
0E4n
The hinge regtmental hall Of the
oDS1nty firth infantry was ttractiNelH
1oo0r1ted with green's and japanese
nnterns irterminElea with tho flags
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(Which was throneed with CAV dancers
Anjoying the delightfu1 4jazz' music
Furnished by The Liberty theatcr
Orchestra under Max Fisher. Follow
Was sorve5
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