The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-06

"a Isefew. the daughter OF Mrs. Charles
Edwin Lefev and the late Charles
Edwin Lefcw, and Lieutenant Her
bert Sidney Rawlings. L. ;. A, the
son OF DIR. and Mrs. J. r. Rawlings,
scf stanton The ceremony was ceie-
hrafed yesterday morning at II
O'Clock in Holy Trinity Episcopal
y church. afie Rev J. j. GraVatt off,
I eating The church was very simply
dec Grated In palms, flags and cdihe-
Il drAi candles
The bride was given in marriage
by her cousin, Walter !. letew. She
was lovely in "a gown of simple white
panne velvet and Georgette crepe,
ankle length, with touches OF real
In VET was caught With
grange blossoms and real lace and
her flowers were an oid-fashioned
nosegay with q lace frill
Miss Lucille relouge WAS her maid
OF honor and she wore irock OF
orchid panRe Yelvet and Georgefte
rrere with a large black picture hat
She carried d shower Of old fashion
I'd garden flowers, Mrs. William Sit
ter6jng attended az matron or honor.
Her gown Was of orchid Georgette
crepe and she wore Il black picture
hat and carried a shower OF garden
Mowers Little Eugeria Ballou. the
brides cousin, Was the flower Cir.
SHE was dainty in white net dress
with pink rosebuds and she carried
d bs&sset of rose petals,
Lieutenant Charles c Ealston of
Camp Wadsworth, was Lieutenant
Rawlings hest man. and the ushers
were Lieutenant j A. Grady. Of
Camp Gordon Lieutenant Charles
Fleming. Lieutenant Vincent Hart;
\ sHld Captain Fox.
The bridal f.arfS "A r "a
iaformaliy Friday evening in the
bride apartment IN the Clairmont.
After the ceremony Lieutenant and
Mrs Rawlings left for Il short north
err trip Lieutenant Rawlings is
stationed at Camp Wadsworth. :. c.
Airs, Rawlings will make her home
i'm South Carolina until he is sent
overseas
Among the out-of-town guests at
the wedding were Dx, and Mrs J r.
Rawlings and Miss Louise Rawlings
of Sfaunton Mr.. ard Mrs Bloom
zeid Iapnt, Of Philadelphia Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Long, of Washington
-. c.. Mrs. y. E. Gerke. OF Ridge
wood y j. Lieutenant Charles Ra}-
xton. OF Camp Wadsworth, and Lieu
tenant ], 4. Grady. OF Camp Gordon
Pope-Inge
A pretty wedding celebrated yes
2 LFIdaE GttETHH9n al . CtDEk IA
woodland Heights was that Of Miss
Cara Elizabeth inge, the daughter
Of Mrs, Thomas :. luge. to Captain
Register Pope the son of Mrs. Rose
Inshuf Pore of Baltimore. The
Rev. Lewis Gibbs offtciated The
wedding WAS celebrated in the brides
home, which was beautifully deco
rated IN autumn leaves ana autumn
flowers and candles. The bride was
attended by Miss Ethel sutton. maid
cf honor, and little Misses Mary
4 Hughes Inge and Alice Loving Cook
as flower girls Before the entrance
of the BRIDAL party Miss Major Miller
rang, accompanied by Mrs. Douglas
Cook Captain Pope has recently re-
turned from overseas service and is
nov stationed at Camp Meade, Nd,
as instructor.
From Virginia Hot Springs.
4. Sir Robert Borden. premier of
Canada, and Lady Borden are prom
inent among those passing the early
fall here Sir Robert being here to
y take -the baths" and recuperate from
his recent trip abroad. at which time
he visited The Canadian troops at the
front They were the guests OF honor
At a large tea given the early part of
the week At tBopvenue" by Mrs.
Edgar Pole and her daughter, Miss
Judith Pole whose engagement to
Newton Wylie, editor press and fea-
4lHrs psihlleaty fer Canadian Victory
& loans. has recently been announced
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n D. Maher, Of Roanoke. federal
director Of railroads for this district,
was among Nirglnians here for the
early part OF the week. Lieutenant
III b. Stnithers, of Roanoke. Is pass
ing d short while here. as is also {, L.
Wright, OF Norfolk. and Mrs. r c,
Deal and Miss II. A. Linsley, OF Cliff
ton Forge.
Others notable in the present fall
colony include Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
J., Ryan of New York, the Count and
Countess 0tto Salm Mrs Pemlyn
Stanlaus the wife OF the weH-known
artist. who is here with Mrs. Charles
Henry Hart. Of New York.
Glenn II Curtlss, the weH-known
Hying expert is hers with Mrs. Cur
tiss and Mr. and Mrs. O. c. Adams
ali OF New York.
Rev. D. y. Watson. in charge OF the
American Episcopal church in Paris.
France, after the strain OF the war
work OF the past four years, is here
with Mrs. Watson for a rest and vaca-
ZION, and In the absence OF the regu-
lar minister otficlated at a wen-at-
tended service at St Luke's Episcopal
church last sunday
Mrs. Albert Young. OF Richmond
and New York. il here for her usual
tall riding. and with her is Miss j, b
Arents, OF New York, and Miss Grace
Arents. of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs
Charles II. Consolyo, of Norfolk and
Baltimore. passed the early part OF
the week at the Homestead.
Notable among a large Cuban
colony that Is here at the Homestead
for lengthy stay. is Copne de la
Torriente, OF the Cuban senate, who
As here with has wife and daughter.
" Feast OF Music.
All RichmonderS who love good
music will be interested in An Even
ing with The Choir on October II in
Ali-Satnts' Episcopal church at s:f5
O'Clock. The public is invited to this
musical service. directed by the or
Eanigt and ehoirmaster. Ernest H
Cosby. a. A. 6. o. The following are
the menl5 ers of the choir who will
make the evening Of interest:
Robert Anderson Dice Anderson.
William Bryson. Paul Butterworth.
Wade Brown, Edward Bailey, Lucius
rhApin, David Christian. Paul Cop
Ipage. Wiifred GOODWIN, Ramon
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