Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-11
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gina last evening for the first Of
Two informal dances to be held there
incident to the tennis tournament In
progress at the club this week An
crchestra played for the dancing from
TO Ia O'Clock. and some several hum
dred members were present. num-
Der OF small dinner parties preceded
the dance.
The final dance OF tho series will
take place in the club ballroom tomor-
row evening at the same hour.
DIR. Tnlinfcrro WEEDS.
The summer home OF Captain Her
bert G. Graves. Of the United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey. and Mrs.
Graves. at Washington Grove, Mary
dns T Trda tSe eWsnns OF psetsy wed
their daughter. Miss Lucy Engel
raves, ira; became ;, tho bride OF Or; vii,
Bait.more the oipeiatn aFk cerry ana
was Dr.. Howard G. Downs. Of Wash
inston The wedding party descended
the stairway and stood before the old
fashioned chimney. piece; which had
been converted into a bridal bower
Tor the occasion. The bride wore
lovely soft gown of Georsette crepe
and Princess lace, and carried Bride
roses The maid OF honor Miss Emily
b. Eli!nger. Of Philadelphia, wore pink
The, groom was attended BY Robert
G. Merrick. of Baltimore. The young
sister and brother of the bride. Miss
Asenath Libby Graves and Alvin Cush-
man Graves. were floral attendants
reception followed the ceremony
nnd later DR.. and Mrs. Taliaterro left
spend their honeymoon. Mrs Italia
ferros goins-away gown was dark
blue silk with a soft crowned hat Of
the same color.
The bride graduated with honors
from Goucher College two years ago,
and since then has been a popular
Of Washington. society, being active
in the work OF the College Woman's
cub. Or. Talisterro. who holds de-
sds' Joh Gs i nepS SHsefsy 9
member OF the faculty and nsased
in research work at the latter !nsti-
ing one, uniting rne sc!ons, OF colonial
her ancestors Miles standish and
and Dr. naiaieq G pa asseends rom
Colonel Lawrence Taliaferro and Judge
Paul Darlington. OF Virginia Revo!u-
t.ouary fame.
Among the guests were: Mrs W. H.
Tal!a:erro. OF C!arksv!lle. the mother
OF the groom: Willard p. Graves, OF
AIeXand5:a, the sr2ndf 18th. n 81 the
Lynch. OF Johns Hopkins University;
and Miss Jo. T. Eil:nger. Of Ph:!a-
delph!a.
Benefit Affair mt Rothesny.
4 fashionable event of Sstu!da%
evening Will be the garden fete and a!
iresGo supper that Viii be het t v a.
and Mrs. Jonathan Bryan. on the James
River. from 70 o'clock The a.
far s under the auspices Of the WoI
Church, which includes in rs mem
hcrship some OF The most pTom;nent
Women In Richmond Tables viii be
F-nl a ~
garden. and a cafeteria supper Will be
Eerved. Automobiles Will be at the
a. terminal OF the belmont A 40 s car
for the entertainment Saturday II. sht.
observation-disclosures.
: pretty wsddins w Its soi fG1n cd u. IN
FRANKLIN street a, nigh noon, satur.
day. June :. when Miss Lucy Grey
Anderson was married 70 Albert stan
Icy Liewellyn. OF Cambridse' Mass;
occasion in palms, Southern smiiax. or
chds and rosea; and siriased or
Rev William Z. Cox. rector of the
Church OF the Holy Comforter. was
the oiiic!at!ng Clergyman MISS Mary
Anderson, sister OF the bride vas maid
OF honor. She wore "A gown OF pink
GeorSette. with hat 10 match. and
carried shepherdess nat snowes OF
Miss Mary Grey Anderson. the little
niece OF the bride. Vas flower girl ana
wore 2 fFoGk Of pinE , qgsa"e'1F: rs wlsh
basket scattered rose petals IN the
brides pathway.
". .Br!gh. Anderson was best man
and J. Luther Moon and Robert /.
Anderson acted as Groomsnen
The bride. entered with and was
given in marriage by ner brother, John
T. Anderson. She was handsomely
cite with ha, OF orchid colored os-
trich and carried shower OF orchids
and white sweet peas.
Mr. Llewellyn and his bride left to
spend their honeymoon in the noun
iaius of North Carolina. after which
,hey viii be AT home in Camden. S. c.
Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Crew.
OF 27ls East Franklin street. announce
riage of their daughter, Harriet Larus.
10 William Porter Sommers. son OF
:lr. and Mrs. Edgar 7. Sommers. OF
somerset, Orange County. The mar
riaee Will take place very quietly the
latter part Of June
Enlargement Announced.
bounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Katherine Jane. to Sergeant Ray
which viii take place June 20, is sot
Carolina. where both Miss Policy and
inentiy related. Sergeant bullock is a
nephew Of General Julian c. Carr. OF
Durham. y. G.
The Writer'S Club will meet Friday
evening. instead OF Saturday, as previ-
ously announced, at the Collegiate
school for Girls, 1919 Monument Ave-
nue. This is the hnal meeting of the
club and will be known as manuscript
evening" at which time original work
Of the club members will he read. This
is the only manuscript program that
has been given by the club since its
organization.
"isitInS Relatives.
hrs, George A. Allen and her daugh.
rark. are visiting the formers broth
or. William Grant Miller. of Pough-
kcepsie. y. Y. Miss Allen will not re-
turn TO Richmond until late in the
fall.
George oliver Allen is also the guest
of his uncle. Mr.. Miller, in Pough-
keepsie.
FOster-Olfver.
Irvington. announce the engagement Of
their daughter Nancy Cunningham. to
Merritt w Foster son of DIR. and Mrs
l.. s. Foster, of WILLIAMSBURG The