The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-26

The list Of patronesses for the con-
certs of the famous Partisan orchestra
which has just begun its tour OF the
| United States is led by the name OF
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. Among the
other prominent patronesses are Mrs.
Thomas r. Marshall, Mrs. William
Gibbs. McAdoo. Mrs. Newton D. Baker
Mrs. Willard Salisbury. Mrs. Frank
Igor Polk. Mrs. Perry Belmont. Miss
Margaret Wilson. Mrs. stephen r. Ell
kins. Mrs. Gibson Fahnstock, Mrs
Eugene Hale. Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond, Mrs Henry Rae, Madame Jusse-
rand. Madame de Blanpre, Mrs. Chris
tian Hauge. and a number of others
number of prominent Richmond wo-
mon VIII act as patroresscs wnEH tine
orchestra comes to this city on No
vember IL.
Causey-RoEers.
One of the most beautiful weddings
OF the season was at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Spencer f. Rogers, go Mar
ket street, Onancock. Eastern Shore,
Va. on Thursday morning. when their
daughter. Elizabeth, became the bride
Of Joseph Alfred Causey. of Parksley.
Va. Rev. L. Nj. Ritter, of Bowling
Green. Va. former pastor OF the bride,
performed the ceremony. Mrs. T. Page
Parker. of Onancock. cousin OF the
| bride. rendered several musical selec-
lions before the wedding march.
| The house was prettt1y decorated
with roses dahlias, evergreen and au-
itumn leaves and lighted with burnin x
Itapers. The bride wore a handsome
! biue-taiIored gown with taupe hat.
shoes and gloves and carried a shower
bouquet OF Brides roses. Miss Lois V
Rogers. sister OF the bride, wearing 4
gray gown Of Georgette crepe and car
rying a bouquet of pink Killarney
roses, was maid of honor. The groom
was attended by his brother, E. O.
Causey. of Parksley. Va. as best man
wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony after which the Mr.. and Mrs.
Causey left on the noon express for New
York Only members of the mediate
families were present.
No announcements were isxued on
Eastern shore Mr.. and Mrs. Causey
will make thoiY home In Parksley, Va.
where Mr. scv is assistant cashier
of the Acc &c Banking company, in
that city.
Visiting in Washington.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Wolfe. of Highland
Springs, left Friday for weekend
| visit with her brother. Colonel Edwin
lP Wolfe. of the United States medical
department in Washington.
Arrives safely Overseas.
| Mr.. and Mrs f. n. S. Morrison. of
1s North Laurel street. have been no.
tffed of the safe arrival overseas OF
their son. Lieutenant H. r. Morrison,
| G A c.
| Take Cottage at Beach.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John e. de Treville. OF
| SIS North Belmont avenue, have taken
a cottage at Virginia Beach for an
extended stay.
/ Approaching Wedding.
MIR. and MRS. Paul f. Johnson, OF
Washington. announce the engagement
! of their daughter. Nellie, to Lieuten-
| ant c. c. Todd, Jr.. Z. S, y. The wed :
ding, which will be very quiet. will
take place shortly at the residence OF
the Brides parents. in Massachusetts
avenue. Washington. n. C.
i Miss Johnson made her debut in
Washington two seasons ago when she
was one Of the most feted of the win
| ter's debutantes She has devoted a
great part OF her time to war relief
work.
| Lieutenant Todd. who is the son of
| Rear Admiral c. c. Todd, u S. NJ re-
| tired, and Mrs. Todd, recently returned
| from eighteen months duty in foreign
waters.
! ENLARGEMENT of Interest.
| Mrs George E. Gary. Of Ashland and
Richmond announces the engagement
and approaching marriage of her
daughter Eleanor Lewis. TO DR.. Rich