Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-06
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INA IL the wedding OF Miss Helen
franklin Harris, daughter of DIR. ana
Mrs FLETCHER Reese Harris. and Ran.
dolph Maynard owen. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. benjamin Pierson owen. of Buck
mn. The ceremony took place yes
terday at high noon at the Methodist
Church In Henderson. n. c., the Rev
>. W. Taylor officiating. The chancel
was banked In smilax and fragrant
white roses, and standards OF white
flowers marked the pcws reserved for
the family. Miss Willie Kilkeson. OF
Mooretield. w. Va, rendered the we'd
ding music.
The bride entered tho church with
her father, who gave her away. Her
wedding dress was an exquisite affair
fashioned of white duchess satin, made
with train Of white satin brocade
and her veil Of illusion was fastened
with orange blossoms She carried Il
shower bouquet Of white sweet peas
and Sweetheart roses. The two maids
OF honor and the brides only atten-
dants were Miss Jessie Page Harris.
her sister, and Miss Elizabeth Tyler
owen, sister OF the groom. They wore
quaint yellow organdie frocks with
BLACK picture hats and carried shower
bouquets Of lavender sweet peas Heth
owen. Of Richmond. was his brothers
best man, and the groomsmen were:
John l.. Ingram and Talmage Donnan,
OF Richmond; II. Leslie Perry, b.
Page Harris. brother Of the bride. all
or Henderson, y. G.
Following the ceremony at tho
church the bridal party, out oftown
guests and a few intimate friends were
entertained at a wedding breakfast
given al the home Of the brides par
ents The house was decorated every
where In old-fashioncd garden flowers
and the table in the dining-room was
set with white roses caught with tullc.
MT and Mrs. owen lef, later for
wedding Journey. after which they will
spend the summer months OF Buck
H!ll"
Among the guests from a distance
attending the wedding were Mr.. ano
Mrs Ben p. owen. Miss Elizabeth
owen. Miss Catherine Taylor. Misses
Margaret and Carrie Walden, Heth owen
all OF Buck Hill." Richmond; Mr.. ana
Mrs. W. w. Michau1. Of Michaux Grant:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. g. Woodward Jr
OF Rocky Mount. y. C: Miss Agnes
Harris. Of Wadesboro. " c.: Mrs O.
b. Barrus, NJ Clinton. n. C.; Miss Kate
Leak. OF wadesboro, y. c.: Miss ELIZA
beth Tarry. OF Mecklenburg County;
Miss Willie GilkAson. OF West Viz
Einia; John Ingram and Talmage Don
nan. OF Richmond: Madison Michaux.
Of Mlchaux Grant
or Interest Here.
Mrs. James r. V. Daniel. OF this city.
has just received word OF the sate
arrival overseas OF her son. First Lieu
tenant Charming williams Daniel.
James r. V. Daniel. Jr.. is returning
this week from the Episcopal High
School. where he has been student
this session. and will join his mother
at the Jefferson Hotel. Mr.. Daniel
spent short time in Washington with
Mrs. Ethelbert Breckenridge and her
family. and Will shortly be Joined In
Richmond BY Joseph Cabell Brecken-
here.
Brilliant Lnvn Fete Next Tuesday.
For the benent OF war relief work.
Mis-. Grace Arents ha. loaned her house
and lawn for a big beneht entertain
ment merit Tuesday. The old Glnter
home. corner o. Shafcr and Franklin
Streets. Is one OF the handsomest in
many years that the residence OF the
late Major Lewis Ginter has been
opened TO the public Mrs. L. d. IIotch-
kiss rs general chairman OF the com
mittec in charge OF the entertainments
and the list OF patrons will include
some OF the best known people in
Richmond. There will be card part.,
In the drawing rooms In the afternoon
from TO O'Clock, with handsome
prizes awarded for the best scores
and tables may be reserved through
Mrs. Aubrey Young and Mrs. sam
lawn fete for the children in the at
ternoon at the same time. and In the
evening an orchestra will play for in
formal dancing from S to II o'clock.
All sorts OF novel attractions have
been arranged for the lawn party. and
smart society will be out in force TO
attend this entertainment. Many OF
the school girl and boy set will attend
the dance and interesting parties have
been made UP for the event.
Arrives Abroad.
Captain and Mrs. w. T. Williamson
have received word OF the safe arrival
overseas OF their son. Sergeant william
r., Williamson. Captain Williamson is
n doctor AT the base hospital, Camp Lee
Commencement Exercises.
The senior class of Richmond Acad-
envy has issued invitations for com
mencement exercises 10 be held Friday
evening at s:l5 o'clock in the Taber-
nacle Baptist Church.
The third annual commencement OF
the Collegiate School for Girls in the
city OF Richmond will take place this
morning at IL o'clock in the audi
torium OF the Woman's Club. The
graduating class for this year includes
Misses Emma Anderson Garcin. Eva dc
Forrest Timberlake and Lorcne Iivnson
Wicker.
Charity Ball.
The Grays' Armory will be the
oi an attractive affair SATURDAY.
evening. when the alumnae Of st. Pat
rick's Female Association, Miss Aim,
l.. Pagan. president will hold charity
ball.
United States flags and palms will
form the decorations for the auditor
ium and pine trees and shrubbcrv will
ornament the stage. The followin-
have been appointed committee tn
take charge OF the affair and the dir
ferent booths, which have been very
attractiveiy arranged: committee on
tickets-Mrs. Rose-Leish. Miss I.aulie
Hirschberg. Mrs. Bowers. Miss Para
ter. Miss Sims: committee on adver-
tising-Mrs. Robinson. Mrs Rose
Leigh. Miss Alma Pagan, Mrs. Lowry
Miss Sullivan: committee on music
Miss Alma Pagan; committee on ra-
freshments-Mrs. Robinson, chairman.
Mrs. Rose-Leigh. Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. p ~
Mckinley Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Bowers
Mrs. Disney. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Bowen
Mrs. Solari. Mrs Gibson Mrs. BlanL,n
ship. Miss Marie Mckinley. Miss Sulii- !
van.
Boy Scout Lawn Party.
Troop No. l. Boy Scouts, will give
a lawn party at 2l07 Grove Avenue
this evening at 1880 o'clock. The pub !
lie is invited