The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-02

left for a brief honeymoon, after which
they viii reside In Richmond
Beane~-Moonlaw
An interesting wedding was sol
ernuized al Fsir}awn, tho home Of
Joseph = Moomaw. near Roanoke. on
Thursday evening when his youngest
daughter, Bertha May. became the
bride % Archie c. Beane, OF Lancas-
ter, Va, now p member OF COMPANY
II, .1e4ta ammunition train, formerly
TrAp A. Richmond Blues. Only the
i.rmed.ste families witnessed the ccre-
ynony at which the Rev John V. Vines
dictated The Bride wore blue trav-
cling suit trimmed in taupe and
faUpe and blue hat Her flowers were
n corsage bouquet OF sweetpeas and
roses. The groom was in uniform.
Mr. and Mrs. Beane left Immediately
after the ceremony for Washington.
They will return Sunday ny boat 10
Lancaster and on Tuesday Mfr Reane
VIII go 10 Camp Mcclellan. Admission.
Ma Mira Eeanc eif remain with
her parents untii the termination Of
the war.
ShieIds--wiliiarns
The wedding in Staunton Thursday
~ Miss Jane Earle williams and
Henry A Shields Is Of interest
throughout Virginia The Rev. A. NJ
FIayser performed the ceremony IN
the First Presbyterian church The.
bride Is the daughter of George ".
williams IF Buckner Mo. and
granddauehter Of the late Colonel II
j Williams, Of Augusta county The
groom is the son Of John 4 Shields
~ Greenville Ma.
Approaching Wedding
Announcrmen has been made lay
M. and Mrs A C. Darden. of Driver
Va, of the engagement and approach
iEg wedding Of their daughter. Viz
sinla Bruce. TO Lieutenant Robert
Moore Williams t. r. the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs J. r Williams, of Ches-
ter Va The wedding Will he cele-
hrated Tuesday evening, March 3. at
$50 o'clock ina The brides home. Lieu
tenant Williams ~ stationed at Camp
wadsworth. Spartarhu~e, s e No
Invitations have been issued.
Haur--~fsGahiii.
THE wedding of Miss Eleanor Hui
iinesworth GrabiiI the youngest
dauEhter Of Captain and Mrs John II
Grahiu Of Woodstock, and Jacot
! Haun sen of Mi and Mrs. r. Ham
was soIemnized at 8 o'clock on Wed
nesday evening in the Methodist
church AT Woodstock Va. The Rev.
. r.. Jacobs. pastor of the church,
performed she cerem~@w Miss Anne
Ningffeid Clover played the wedding
-ausle and Ctwarles Sykes sang BE
cause" Just beige the entrance of the
slfeaI party Miss Nan Grabi'I. OF
Charleston. w. Va, was her sisters
esalv attendant and she wore a beau
tifui frock Of lavender chiffon over
ye.-5y charmeuse H>Sh irredescept
rrigr aings. Her flowers were Ophelia
roses
The bride who entered and was
given in marriage by her father was
Eowned in ivory satin and chiffon
made with q court train The bodice
was of maune embroidered In seed
pearls and her veil was Of tulle falling
from wreath OF orange blossoms and
real lace. Her ornaments were the
groom's glft. diamond cavalier, and
a brooch worn ny five generations of
brides In her family, She carried "a
shower bouquet of Brides roses and
lilies Of the VALLEY,
Alger Haun was his brothers hest
paan ana the ushArs were r. w
Grabin Emmett English. Joseph u
Clover and J. Carson Anderson.
Dinner Dance M Club.
AT the Country club this evening
the usual informal dinner dance for
the members will be given. A NUM-
be- OF tables have been reserved by
At the Hermitage nub.
This afternoon from 3 10 O'Clock
the weekly informal tea for The mem
berw Of the Hermitage club will re
held, There will aleo be dancing
DIR. Netcaif Delivers Address
Dr John Calvin Metcalf OF the Ed |
gar Allen Poe chair of English at the |
University Of Virginia, spoke TO the
students and faculty of Mary Baldwin |
seminary in stanton Oh Thursday !
evening in the school auditorium. A !
Number of citizens were present 20
hear this interesting speaker who was |
recently dean Of Richmond college, |
Or. Mefcalf spoke on The World War /
Poetry and gave a similar talk TO
that ne delivered to highly pleased i
audience at the Woman's cJub in Rich |
n1ord & few weeks ago.
Visiting I'm Norfolk,
Mrs James X Worth, OF This city. /
Ia the guest Of her daughter. Mrs n /
II. Osborne at her home in Norfolk. |
Aiss Katherine Goodwin. who has
been the CUES; Of Mrs Lewis Wheat. I
of West Grace street, leaves TO-DAY for /
Norfolk where she will visit Miss
Elizabeth Toniin Miss Goodwin IL /
nom Rochester n. Y.
Mrs. Guy Bsnford. who has been
Waiting Miss Ella Binford at her apart
saent in the Chesterfield, left this week /
for n stay in Norfoik
Mid Lenten BAH 'F'onignf.
Tonight the Blues arr1ory will he /
Eav with music ard dancing for this |
benefit bail for the Twelfth and Tffr- |
teenrh companies OF Virginia coast ar
tiiiery. The ball viii open with a !
special dehutante figure 10 We led by /
Mtss Artoinette Thlerman with an Of |
seer from Camp Lee and VIII be fol- /
lowed by several special dances and |
general dancing. The dehatante set
~ thia season will assist in the dances |
under the direction Of Miss Ella Bin |
ford Miss GLADYS Glover Is chair /
mar Of the ball. assisted by Misses |
Frances Darlington, Anne Myers
Fthel Aston CabeIl. Margaret Hern-
don. FREDERICK Campbell, Martha Wall. !
Emile Rogerson, MRS Robert Pres
ton and Mrs. Eroxton Gordon.
Governor and Mrs Wesfmoreland /
Davis have beeu invited to attend the |
ball. Among the women who WILL act /
as pafronesses are Mesdames Henry /
l. Cabell Stewart Bryan, r. Randolph |
Williams. Charles c. 9arksda1e Egg /
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