Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

spending the pas; summer months Wis.
i I'm, places Of in'erest in New Eng
NOW At hct home. ZOO Park Avenue
Miss Guisou Viii resume her music
Y classes October l.
Forc>tcr-McGrnw.
Mrs. James McGraw announces the
/ engagement and approaching marriage
I o. her daushter Jean, TO Max r. For.
ester OF Kentucky. Mr. Forester is
+ the son Of MIR. and Mrs. John NJ. For
4 member OF the class Of 1872 At Yale
University.
To Entertain Volunteer Workers.
MIR. aud Mrs. II. $. Pinswanger Will
cn,"r:ainsat their residence. 900 Mon
unent Avenue, the Volunteer Workers
address hy pr, James buchanan. who
Will speak on The Value Of the Vol
nniesr IN Sociai Work." Monday even
WI follow Or. Buchanan's talk with
a violin SOLO. \ social hour will then
lie enjoyed
horhood House includes the following:
Mrs. Pauline Thalh liner. chairman: Mrs.
III. :. BinswaUgerf vice cha irrnan and
treasurer; Mrs. Raphael Levy, secre-
Mayer, Mrs. u. Whitlock Mrs. NJ. l..
Stern; Miss Irma ~ BinswaaEer d:-
rector OF activities
In baltimore.
Mr.. John /. Louer ana Mrs Henry
guests Of thor sister. Mrs. Albert
Ritchic. in Baltimore. having gone
there TO attend the Democratic conven-
ton held THURSDAY at the Academy of
Music. when Mrs. Ritchie's son. Albert
Cabsl. Richie. was nominated for Gov
ermor % Marx and
Win Mrs. R.tchic they occupied
MIR Ritchie' relatives from Frederick
came down for the occasion. and were
guests OF his mother in her hoX. She
has jus; opened hcr residence on s..
day from Atlantic City. where she has
been at the Marlborough B!cnheim
since leaving Beach Bluff, Mass.
Leave for the South.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Powell, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ.
rowcl. OF Highland Park. left Friday
tor Birmingham Ala, where they Will
max" their home. Mr.. Powell is we'll
known III Richmond. having resided
here until he entered the service "a
member OF the Richmond How!;zers.
lie : now connected with the Birming-
ham steel Corporation. Mrs POWELL
before her marriage on September
Was Miss Ethel Clark. a member OF
BIrminghams younger set.
Goodc-Gnry.
y pretty wedding Mas solcmnizcd in
Christ lGpiscopal Church on Wcdncs-
day evening. September II. at O'Clock,
when Miss Lilly Gary became the bride
the entrance Of the bridal marty. The
Voice That Brcathcd Ger Eden" was
sung by the church choir
The, bride, who cnicrcd the church
with her brother. J. |. Gary. wore
dark blue travelling suit with hat to
match and carried shower bouquet
attended her sister as maid of honor.
was gowned in Nile green t,ffcta with
AN ovcrdrcss Of tullc and hat 20 match.
and carried an arm bouquet OF forms.
Mr.. Gary gave his sister away and tho
officiating ministers were the Rev. b.
\. i. Foe Wagner rector of the
| Mineral The wedding maAhss we're
rendered by II. Z. Salisbury. organist
/ OF the church.
| John &. Goodc attended his brother
as best man. and the ushcrs We're r. r.
/ Gary. brother OF the bride: Harry 5.
Go,adr. brother Of the groom W. W.
/ Clark acted as master Of ceremonies.
( Immediately after III" ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. G"ode left for = Northern
her | \ reception was held At the
home of the bride on Tuesday evening.
tnEaEcmcnt Announced.
MIR. and Mrs. otto Staudc announce
the engagement III their daughter, Min
mic Alice, 10 Howard chaiklcy Yes
mans. The welding VIII take place in
10 Return 10 Richmond. :.
Miss Idrar Steele Traylor. who grad
matcd a, the Rrssian school in New
ter part ~ this month Miss Traylor
will resume her dancing classes here
On saturday. ,,ia @i,srmooE' nst@hsr T. at at
BROAD Streets. rhc opening soirec will
begin at o'clock.
Miss Traylor Will have as hc' assist
ant this year. Miss Anne Boyer. who
is also =. graduate or tho Russian
school in New York.
In Cnnadn.
MISS Annie Breeder Crump. Of ll2G
West Avenue. left LIST sunday morning
for MONTREAL. Canada. where she will
remain for, some lin" and where she
Is being delightfully."- entertained by
rclativcs and friends.
Pretty Wedding.
The Good Shepherd Church a; Me
kenncy WAS the scene OF a wedding OF
ber 10. when Miss Mary Eiizabetn
Wn!te, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p.
".nottc Of Mckenney, was married 70
Branch The church was artistical,y
decorated With running ccdars. aspara-
sIs ferns golden rod rod and lighted
tH- church, performed the ceremony
The bride wore dark blue travelling
suit with hat and gloves to match and
q gorsage bouquet Of Bride roses. The
bridesmaids We're: Misses The!nla f..
, boyle Mckcnncy: Alvah iIuicheson
nra seS hr cr, knby Brooks brakes
Ami" EdinunhS Chanpe, and R.rn!cc
KiYes Mckenncy. They wore frocks
OF rhi't and yellow orgaudy and
garfield punches Of golden rod aud
ferns tied with yellow Julc. Miss
Myytie Virginia White. sister .. the
bride, WAS maid Of honor. and wore :,
gown OF yellow satin and tullc Her
flowers were clusters of Suuburst
roses and maidcn-hair ferns tied with
yellow tuile.
Tn" bride entered with her brother.
] l.. White, hy whom she Was given
N marriage, and they were met at the
altar rs the groom and his best man
M!ll!"m ;. Gregory, jr, brakes Eranch
Inc, ,sr1ousmrn We're; Messrs Macon
u White, t.ynchhurE; Daniel s VII.
SON rawlings, William Earle White
hck"unrvt Georg" Jackson brakes
t'ranch, r II Jackson. brakes Branch:
pr. Georg" l.. Baskerville, Jr. Pcters.
burg.
|. c. Harrow Ir. Mildred Earl.
i2o|! T. aud Eoh"Ti Ernest Doyle. cousins
~ ~" bride drew the ribbons as ,ho
hr.aai party entered the church rhe
iiHSn"aTcr Vas .ijtl" Miss Joyce White
cousin o! the bride. who wore a dainty
irogE ~ Willie mule with yellow rib-
no"S. aud the brides path was strnwn
Nm rosc petals by little Mis-. Rubv
hGauS mo alSo wore q rrorl az
n.ie MULE with yellow ribbons
Nrs + hardy II sMckennev ;.n.
ar'ra TIE Welding marches and Miss
prrr.ed'd ~" bridal party. plsveh
Snt' n u"riHE ~" ceremony "A prrfcct
I,aL and "R"litv" "" II All Those
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