Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-21
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Mrs Lucien II. Cooke. who was In
richmond last week for u brief stu>
mas returned to her homo in Roanoke
An. Cpcko haS been tho recent guest
% her son. DIR. Hugh j. 1Iagan, lieu
tenant United States Medical Corps
eao Mrs. ItaSan. at Fort Monroe
.nerc DR.. Hasan has been stationed
for duty
Mrs. Cooke will later go to New
e. York City for n visit TO relatives there.
TnrrinEe Announced.
Former Governor and Mrs. Andrew
"achson Montague have announced the
HirriaGc OF their daughter Janet to
William j. Nunnally senior lieutenant
rnltcd States Navy the ceremony hav-
ng taken place Saturday at high noon
Al Christ Church. Los Angeles, Cal. The
H'tdo was accompanied to California
oy her sister, Mrs. Lundon G. Wcll-
ford. and Miss Fitzgerald. OF Rich
moud. who were present al the cerc-
:nony.
Misunderstanding.
Mr.. and Mrs Junius V. Fleming, Of
Friccs Mills. announce tho marriage
os their daughter. Myrtle Graves. 10
tndFew 1famdcn Fleming, ot Richmond
Tho ceremony took place Tuesday, Jam
Gary 10. In the homo Of the bride. Rev.
a. II. Taylor officiating. The bride
"oro u travelling suit OF taupc cloth.
fur trimmed. with hat and gloves to
tatch. and Il corsaEc bouquet of pink
'osc3 and Eardenias. The maid oi
honor. Miss Roberta Fleming. sister OF
y 'he bride. wore gown OF pink Geor
=ettc crepe and satin. with a coraagc
houquct OF pink sweet peas. Aionzo
FlcminE, OF Richmond, was the Eroon's
pest man, and Miss Ruth Hall and
Amoricua Fleming we're tho other at
icndants. Professor +. T.. Cosby. OF
Richmond. rendered the wedding music.
Mr.. and Mrs. FlcJhins left at once
ioF western trip and viii bc AT home
at.cr February l at 2l8 South Addison
street. Richmond.
First OF Series OF Teas.
Tho Alurnnae Association OF the Nir-
S'nia randolph Elicit School will give
series of teas al the school for the
a!unnao and few other guests. The
aiIt OF this series or entertainments
VIII take place at the school at
oclock Wednesday afternoon. with
Mrs. Mcdonald Wexford and Miss Car
cline Preston as hostcsscs for that
occasion.
These teas viii DC held on the fourth
Wednesday In every month and VIII
10 very charming affairs.
i'r~tty Wedding.
pretty home wcddn:, took place
-hmrs1ay evening at O'Clock at HE
residence OF Mir. and Mrs. claude VIII
ard Harrell in Westover Avenue.
Norfolk. when their daughter. Miss
eliza beth IIarrcll became the bride
- Frank Tel Mascns!li, son of Mr..
Sil. The ceremony. which took place
in tho drawing room, between an i'm
p'ovised altar OF palms. ferns. Ma
donna lilies and tail candles. was per
formed by Rev. SamuelrT. Scntcr. pas
tor OF the Epwor;h Methodist Episco-
pal Church. The wedding march was
& played by Miss Grace Shepcrd.
The bride. who was given In mar
rag" by her father. wor" Il gown OF
white satin trimmed with duchess lace
train embroidered with seed pearls.
Her veil OF tullc was arranged from
cap OF real lace. ana her flowers
were orchids and lilies OF the valley.
The matron OF honor WAS Mrs. j.
Emmett Scbrcll, il. "a sister Of the
bride. who wore gown OF silver clotn
rith an ovcrdrcss OF white tuile and
silver lace and trimmed with small,
french flowers. She Carried q shower
houGuc; OF pink sweet peas and shasta
daisies. The bridesmaids were Misses
Lillian Masengill. a sister o: the bride
groom; Louise Davis. blanche Brad
FORD Estcilc liarrcll and Ncttie Kidd.
o. Petersburg. They wore f,ocks OF
pink satin with ovcrdresscs or tulia
Of the same shade. and their flowers
we're shower bouquets OF pink sweet
peas.
The little rlnE-bcarer was c. WI
lard Harrcll, third, and the groomsmcn
were G. Willard Harrcll. Jr.. :. r. I!ar-
reil and J. Emmett Sebrcil. Jr. The
groom had as his best man his brother.
Lieutenant Harold Masengiil. l.. s. r.
Immediately following the ceremony
there was large reception. and tie
music during the evening was fur
nished by siringcd orchestra. Later
in the evening MI Masencill and his
bride left for Northern wedding trip.
and on their return after February
will reside at $50 MISSIONER Avenue.
The out-of-towu guests included
Airs. r G. IIollowcll. Miss Marguerite
Iiollowcll Of Elizabeth city, " G.:
Miss Nettic Kidd. OF Petersburg. and
Miss Lizzie Morgan. OF Suffolk.
Janunry Card Tournament.
Tho January card tournament took
place in the drawing room OF the Wo-
mans Club last Friday evening with
ten tables playing. Auction bridge was
tho game. and the highest score was
mado by Robert l.. Pcyton, Lr supper
was served At the card tables after the
game was concluded. and the club was
prettily decorated for the occasion
The next card tournament will take
place Ut the club on tho evening Of
February -.
At the Womans Club.
large audience WIZ I'll tho audi
.orium OF the Woman's Club this al
,ernoor at 1 O'clock 10 hear Dr. J. c.
Meicalf. OF the University Of Virginia.
lecture on Poetry and the World
War" DR.. Metcalf is a charming sneak
been delightful features OF the season
there for a numbc OF years past Mrs
Thomas Cary Johnson Is chairman OF
he afternoon. AMI the hostesscs will
We Mrs. John Southali. Mrs. Harold
Mrs. Robert Lee Powers. Mrs. J. j.
Hickey. Mrs. w. Meade Addison. Mrs.
Thomas ID. Murrcll. Mrs. j. w. Crews.
Mrs. j.. y. James. Mrs. Hcth Lorton
Mrs. Murray NJ. Mcclure. Miss Virginia
Randolph Elicit. Miss Welsh. Mrs Ar
thur Scrivenor. Mrs. Lowndcs Peplc,
Mrs. Robert G. Thornton and Mrs u.
~. Williams.
Miss Mabel Brown will meet her class
IN current events at the Wonan's
Club Friday morning at 1880 o'clock
Or. and Mrs. Metcalf are guests of
Or. and Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson.
OF Gintcr Park, during their stay here.
Dnuson-TaylOr.
Miss Mary S. Taylor. OF Cherton and
W. d. Dawson, of Wilson. y. c., were
quietly married Saturday, January 10.
The bride is we'll known in Richmond,
& where she taught music for number