Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-20
SOCl E T Y

number of the younger set OF Rich
t sesnd the opening hops at the Virginia
Military institute. Lexington. which
viii be held this evening and tomor-
row, with an attractive dansant Sat
urday afternoon. Some OF the Rich
mona girls to attend these dances Will
pc Miss Kathleen Rogerson, Miss Nell
ne Meade. Miss Grace She ppard. Miss
cecil Turpin and Miss Virginia Jones
a,s Mss sesh9ls Noel. Of Danville. will
lor the opening hops.
Haw-Crenahnw
or much interest is the wedding OF
Miss Warheld Crenshaw. daughter Of
Ii and Mrs. S. -. Crenshaw, to George
HaW, which will be quietly celebrated
at hish noon tomorrow in Grace 1pis-
copai Church. Miss Fanny Crenshaw
VIII be her sisters maid Of honor and
oNiy attendant. and a. Seldom Jones.
II, VIII act as Mr. IIaw's best man
The ushcrs will include Pollard Car
uoZa. John Christian, James Graves and
Lucian Haw.
No cards will be issued Mr. Haw
ana ms bride viii leave at once for a
wedding journey.
Back From the East.
Mrs; Charles L. Whitlock. Jr., has re-
turned TO Richmond from a four
months trip TO Japan. Korea and China,
and Is now visiting her brother. stew
art ". Woodward. al 9l7 Floyd Avenue.
While in Japan, Mrs Whitlock was the
faesi OF hSr sister. Mrs. Rudolf IL.
poets visit in Richmond in the near
future Mrs. Wh,lock has leased her
SSSs,hamp5oh residence TO the Elicit
Monroe Terrace for the winter.
Observation-Disclosures.
- Wednesday evening at I o'clock. in
INC Ihapcl OF Union Theological Semi
mary: IN Gintcr Park, interesting
Meddins Of the early taii was cele-
Trisch or when Miss Ma,r,y Lamber,
hunter r. Frischkorn. of this ciiy. was
married 10 the Rev Thomas Pinckncy
Johnston. Jr.. OF Salisbury. y. =. The
ceremony was performed by DR..
Thomas Cary johnson in the presence
oil "A large number Of relatives and
prettily decorated for the wedding.
palms being used most effectively. The
bride was gowncd in white ccorEctte
crepe with court train of satin, and the
yen. which was arranged in cap eff
icct, was caugh, with orange blossoms
iicr movers were white roses and gar
ncnias. The brides sistcra Misses Mar
Sarct ana Courtney FriSchkorn, were
her maids or honor and only attend
ants. fhey wore simple frocks of or
chid and pink. and carried noscgays Of
old fashioned nowcr.. The groom's
best man was his brother Robert *.
'oIhns,"n; OF SALISBURY, \. &.
reception was given AT the home Of
the bride. in Gintcr Park. which vas
beautifully decorated for tho occasion
Mir and Mrs Johnston lief, later for
= trip to. points in Western Virginia
alter which they will be at home in
WEIGH. vs. Va where AIR Johnston is
pastor OF the Presbyterian Church
Among the ut-of-toyyn guests pre-
cent were: NJ. and Mrs. Thomas r.
Johnston. Robert Keesler Johnston.
Mrs. Robert q. Kizer. ali of SALISBURY
=. =: MISS Margaret Edmuuds Of
houston; Miss Emily Dunn. Of Lynch
p i,, MISS Lellt" Simpson. of Norfolk
frcd Eaton. OF Boston, Mass james
J.. towic OF Washington. \. c.
Wallace Adams.
The The marriage az, OF Miss Dora Blanche
William George Wallace. Cnited state
Army. formerly Of Lynchburg. was
celebrated Edt. C,i Ines idy at Camp Lee the
blue velvet costume with hat and
gloves 10 match. and carried a shower
ohids. Among those witnessing the
ceremony were Miss Lucille ADAMS. OF
SURG: and $. Han, - f:licrson.
cnis. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace mill be at
home in Petersburg.
Home Wedding.
day afternoon when MISS Mary Mar
saret SeEar and Ralph James Hewlett
were married The cGremony was per
Woodland Heights Baptist Church, in
the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs c. u: seger !, North Add.
family present The bride wore a be-
cor nnS travelling costume of blue. Mr..
and Mrs. Hewlett will spend their
honeymoon in the West. and on their
return TO this city viii be at home
Heights.
Mnione-FOulkes.
Thursday afternoon at 4:l5 O'Clock
at the Decatur Street Methodist par
sonasc. Miss Lucy Eanes Fowlkes.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John f.
fowikes. of Amelia County, became the
bride OF Andrew Glenn Malone. for
merry of Petersburg, now prosper
GUS farmer OF Amelia County Rev.
Samuel l.. Dumrillc. pastor OF the De-
catur Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. was the officiating min
lister. The happy couple. accompanied
by number OF congratuiatory friends
and relatives boarded the afternoon
train for their future home in Amelia
County.