Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-15
SOCl E T Y

OF Roanoke, have arrived In Richmond
Bar Association held here this week.
Mr.. Cooke Is president of tho associ-
- s,io 1od this ySar Mr. and Mrs Harry
inston. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fran
els Cooke. OF Roanoke. VIII come to
Bichmond this morning to attend tho
scssions OF tho Bar Association.
Luncheon for Mrs. Cooke.
Mrs. ErncS, Eden Norris is enter
O'clock in honor Of Mrs. iucian H. II,
Cooke. of Roanoke. wife OF the prcsi-
dent Of the Virginia Bar Association.
Club OF Virginia. Covers will be laid
for ten. and those asked to meet Mrs
Cooke include: Mrs. William II. White,
Mrs. l.. II. Jemrics Mrs. Francis Cooke,
Mrs: Harry ST George Tucker. Mrs.
William r. Trigs, Jr. and Mrs. viii
liam Forbes. Mrs Saunders Iobson and
Mrs. Ticket I.athrop.
TO Attend deception at Marshall House.
Members OF the advisory board OF
the Association for the Preservation
OF Virginia Antiquities will attend the
reception given for the virginia BAR
association at the John Marshall
l iiouse: corner ,I OF Smith and Marshall
special committee VIII receive the
guests on this occasion.
OF Interest Here.
Invitations have been received here
from Mr. and Mrs. John Norwood Webb
for the marriage Of their daughter,
;Mr siimr i.ouise, to Archibald Boggs
on tuesday evening. May 20, at s
nciock in the First Presbyterian
G 1iMr nat, at Nori%lk rollowing !. vel
Viii be At hone after June IL in VIM
ston- salem, y. G..
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Taylor. OF
Ninston-Sal en-. accompanied by their
daughter Mrs. John billiard. and their
son. Archie Is. Taylor, nave rnotorcd
TO- V T,iSI ,h;s week and win arrive
Of Mr.. Taylors brother. II. =. Taylor.
", a. 1901 Grove Avenue; y number
Of Richmond relatives viii go TO Nor
ding on Tuesday Of next week.
Prominent Engagement.
j.. Niche. United States Army. an
nonnccs the engagement OF her daugh-
,Gr; Margaret EAR, TO Torrey Wells, OF %ew
The middle of this month in Norwalk.
,,onn;. where Mrs. Niche and her
n ,Ea dns,, haze az spent much time since
has recently returned from Two ycars'
service III France. where he served as
Miss Niche enlisted in the navy some
,mc ago. and has been but recently
honorabIy discharged. Mr. Wells is :,
Wells. of Iittsncld Mass, who was
president of Amherst College Miss
M!chic has frequently visited in Rich
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
a pretty marriage took place ycster-
nsE cFcnlh at $50 O'Clock on the lawn
O. the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Oscar l..
Traylor. 1910 Midlothian Turnpike,
when their daughter. F!ossie iiarnish
became the bride OF Thomas j. Nichols,
Jy. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Il. j. Nichols
81 lio2 Porter Street. The lawn was
decorated in wild flowers. a floral arch
Eariands OF flowers forming an aisle
70 the altar. pr. Henry q. pfciner OF
f hM,k Place lace Methodist Church per
Rev. Il; ~ Maxey. OF Central Me,ho-
dist Mis-, Jessie Dcane Lamb rem
dcrcd the wedding music.
The bride wor. gown OF white
satin and beaded gcOrEette crepe. with
4 s,e c"uL' h 'rain OF satin, and carried :,
ifS ss Of DoG Ee Fl Bride roses and
Traylor. sister OF the bride. was maid
OF honor. She wore dress OF pink
picture hat. and carried an armful of
pink roses. The bridesmaids were
Misses MARGARET Traylor and Marie
Thcy wore similar ruGed frocks Of
white point d'esprit. over pastel shaded
SIX. and carried baskets OF orange
blossoms and pink roses.
Gray Pauieitc was the groom's best
man. and II. T. Cobb and Emmett
beth Traylor carried the rim &. and Edna
Loving. the BRIDES small cousin, was
Hover girl. They wore lingerie frocks
with wide saShcS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols left Immediately
AFTER The ceremony for Northern trip.
ana VIII make their home with the
bride is the granddaughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry T.. Harnsh. Among the
out-of-town guests we're Captain and
Mrs. Pope. OF Baltimore; Mrs. Lane, of
Washington: Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Tray
lor OF Norfolk.. and MIR and Mrs.
Horace Adams. OF Farmvillc.
Pupils Recitni.
Mrs. Hamilton Smith. contraito, &C
eompanled by Miss Jean Trigg. Will
few of the advanced pupils in the
senior piano class OF Madame DE Cosi-r
in The Sticf auditorium. Friday even
Miss Anastacia Taylor. who was re-
csn,y heard with much favor in re,
cItai before the Musicians Club, will
render a number OF special compost
tons
He'll Day Friday.
Bell Day for The Virginia Home for
lncurables Will be held on Friday. In
addition 10 The officers OF the board
the following are on the executive
Mss rs 9 Gabrielle .l, Page. chairman; Mrs.
John y. Coke, Jr.
The following are members OF the
board OF managers:
ae Mrs; s Mr =. W1ddi u Mrs, p NJ An.
Rsrsamin. Miss Anni s' Bail N Mrs S Mars
Foster. Mrs. John Harwood, Mrs A.
T TrsGk B E Mrs, M Il y SmYts Mrs
pegram, Mrs, 4. l.. Henna, Mrs. ". N.
iiabilSton. MIS-. John Latham. Mrs. w
!" Johnson. Mrs. H. &. Lynn, Mrs F. II
PRICE, Mrs II. W. Eountree and Mrs
Mlnstrels to Give Entertainment
The White Rose Minstrels will pre-
sent BEFORE the War on Friday even
ing at $50 o'clock at the Binford
;s 5o lllsh School The affair is for
Daughters of the Confederate.
IN AND OUT or TOWN.
Miss Anne Read. OF Savannah Ga Is tn.
guest OF Miss Nicketu Johnston at her
homo on East Grace Street. for extended
stay.
Lientenant Henry =. TAYLOR; Of Camp
Jr.. AT 1901 Grove Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Iatimer Gordon. of
Baltimore for brief stay.
Mrs G II. Hogan has returned 10 her
home In Richmond. after a two weeks stay
At Virginia Beach. and visit to her sister
Mira. John f. Spindle. in Norfolk.
Miss Frances y. Calisch of 1913 Monu-
inent Avenue who has been visiting in
Baltimore. VIII return to Richmond on Fri
day.