The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-14

Timberville, and MIR. beavers is a
son OF Mr. and Mrs, r. l.. beavers. of
near Harrisonburg
Baptist Rryson.
The home of Mrs. Sallie Huff Bry-
son in Boydton. Va. was the scene of
a quiet but pretty marriage on
Wednesday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
the bride Of Edward Iangston Bap-
fist The ceremony was performed by
Or H r. Johnson, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church
The bride wore a handsome travel
ing suit OF blue. with hat and gloves
10 match. Mrs. Marvin Henry Beaies,
sister OF the bride played the bridal
lieve Me. II All Those Endearing
Young Charms. very softly during
the ceremony. Little Ann Louise
Bryson. niece OF the bride carried
the ring in a magnolia blossom. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Baptist
left for an automobile trip through
the mountains OF North Carolina and
for a stay OF several weeks in Ashe-
vile. Out-of-town relatives at the
wedding included Mr. and Mrs r.
Ben Lloyd, of Sirgiltna. MIR. and Mrs.
William IL, Bryson and Miss Willie
House. OF Laurenceville. Mrs Thomas
\. Bryson and Miss Eliza beth Bryson.
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son and Edward Rryson, of Rich
mond. and John Fl. Baptist, of Lynch
burg.
At the Pocahontas.
Recent guests at the Pocahontas
cottage. Virginia Beach. included a
number of Richmond people as we'll
as guests from other parts of Virginia
and other states The list reads: B.
Cutchins. Richmond; John Moncure.
Richmond; V. B. Ingram. Richmond:
Jack Monny. Suffolk; Thomas Ry-
nails, Newport News; r. G., Kuhn,
Marion Hart and Norwood Kuhn, all
OF Norfolk, Captain and Mrs. H A
News; Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings. New
port News; Miss Lydia Burklin,
Washington; A. w. Perkins, Rich
mond: Mrs. William Mingr, Miss Mat
tie Mingr. New York. William X.
Lewis, North Carolina; j. Harrison.
Richmond; Miss Edda Ferris. Phila-
delphia; Miss Caroline Flannus. Wash
w Va; Miss Agnes Nelson. New
York; ]. V. Smith. Francis Scott.
Rocky Mount n c. Miss Irene
Worsley. Rocky Mount: Il. G.. Hines,
Cincinnati. Ohio; DIR. II. c. Rogers,
Wisconsin. Or. l.. l.. Bull. Washing
ton; John b. Gartman, Baltimore;
Jack Monny, Suffolk: Mr. and Mrs.
L. c. Brooks, city Point: Miss Macon
Myers, Middleton. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. White, Richmond; -Mr-aad- Airs
NJ. II. Brown. Atlanta. Ga: Thomas
Walden RichnSond; Mrs. =. A. Seaton,
William Seaton. Miss Mary Leigh
Seaton, Richmond; Mrs. Irby Turn
bull Boydton, Va: Mrs. w. S. Grav-
watt, Miss sGravvatt, Miss Lucas
Charleston. w. Va
Leaving for West Va,
--M Mrs. r, Jones will leave Rich
mond on Thursday of this week for
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Mar
1efie- ThefHte4a5 Charleston West
Va. She will be away from the city
until late in the fall.
In Honor of Miss Bagby.
Mrs. Joseph X. Ives, of Norfolk
was hostess Thursday morning, at her
home in Redgate avenue, at a very
enjoyable bridge party given in honor
of her house guest, Miss Elizabeth
Bagby. of Richmond. Auction was
played, and there were three tables.
and Mrs. Ives guests included. in adj
dition to Miss Bagby: Mrs. Stephen
Edgar Shumas, Mrs. Harry Vaughan,
Mrs. T. B. Taliaferro. Misses Kath-
reen Tucker, Janet Crosse. Elizabeth
Fechteler. Katharine knight, Mary
Gwathmey. Kathleen Balm, Buena
Welton. Blanche White and Katha-
rine Goodrich. OF Baltimore.
Richmond Guests ut Party,
A very enjoyable beach party was
given Thursday evening at Virginia
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