Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-23
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Mrs Mrs. Levin Joynes. who left Rich
r, Mrs: George Coggill, at her sum
or home i'm York Harbor, Maine. Mrs
,ynSs VIII also visit at Beverly Farms.
ancnester and Easthampton college
lore returning to Richmond.
ronainent Wedding.
invitations have been received here
OFT MT and Mrs. William Allen Nor
IL top inc marriage OF their daughter.
ICY BYRD. TO Frank Monroe Eliot. Of
h9uis. formerly a lieutenant in the
me- Viii t Army In f "a &c. The we'd
Inc 80. in the Mount Vernon Place
iPtist Church at Washington. and
aed in IN" the T nsw m sdes T r dc fse
eat,srandfather WAS at one tirae pas
Of the old Mount Vernon Place
, ,nseh; ,o and the family weddigs for
iss Morton's engagement to Mir.
not was announced two years ago.
8, before he sailed for France. where
III be Miss katharine Bianton' OF
chmond. and Miss Esther Bryant,
'idesmaids.
China.
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Crump have
GeISea a eabiesram from Shanghai.
r, and Mrs. George II. Daniel. who
nled for tho Orien, last week. Mrs.
amer ~aB before her marriage Miss
ora Crump. OF Richmond.
enneil-EIiiott.
Mr. and Mrs William a. Elliott. Of
etershurg" announce the engagement
tneir daughter. Margaret. to Thorn
y, '" I.c renneii. OF Lairobe. Pa. who
l,h the Three Hundred and seven
enth infantry Of the Eigh,icth Divi-
'illiam~-PuIIcr.
William pullcr Jr a.,
lSageinent OF his sister. Erma Lena.
Lynwood Alwyn Williams. .he
ern,nG ceremony will be quietly per-
tuesday. After visiting Atlantic CITY
10 points OF Interest further North,
r.. ana Mrs Williams viii return TO
heir home here.
Sail for the Orient.
Mrs; George dc Bonneville Keim. OF
hiiadelphia. has arrived in Richmond
II 'o June :! RsF' for Of f, y;., who w
nina and the Philippines. They ex-
ect TO return about October /. Mrs.
eim mas been frequent visitor In
ma Mrs. CLAUDE a. Swanson. Her son
nd daughter-in-law. Nr. and Mrs. de
enneriIie keim; Jr. who are OF a
oneymoon tour in South America are
home again in July.
fAturna to Richmond
Corporal Alex HUTCHINSON Williams.
t., the Eagh'y,iirst Division: United
nond' after service overseas for near
a year. MIR. Williams will make
rs home In Arvonia. He is a son OF
larriaRe of Intereat.
The marriage OF Miss Evelyn Hines
urH 10 Harry Charles stafford. both
clock Thursday morning. June ~. In
Monumental Church Rev. j. w. Nor
is. rector Of the church, performed
he ceremony.
Tne hrida noro
ark blue. with hat TO match, and a
Horsage bouquet Of lilies OF the val
ey any 9rshids. She entered with
nd they we're met at The chancel
tops by the groom and Emil ]. Gas
es II who s,% vas the be-, man.
lately after the ceremony for we'd
ING trip that Will include New York.
rorldence. II. J., and other Northern
lties. They viii make their home a,
ga south Harrison Street on their
eturn.
iarrinse Announced.
Arthur Brown. OF Vontay. Hanover
he marriage OF hlt daughter. Evelyn
ilenmore. to Rev George Marion Mar
hall; formerly II Fauauier County.
8. After Juno 30 Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
mall Will be at their future home.
linden. Va.
lone Wedding.
east Main .Ftreet. announce the mar
fiage OF their daughter. Marion. to
ernst .Scne'L second officer on the Old
Dominion. The marriage TOOK place a
o'clock Friday ~ the home OF Mrs.
u. l.. Thornton. 1912 CounSy Street
'ortsmo 18th. The bride wore = blue
putt. with hat and gloves 10 match.
Pnd a f6orsase bouquet OF orchids and
tosebIds After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Ssnell went by boat to baltimore
tnd Washington. where they will spend
q Few days
ICtysinR Recital.
Several pupils OF Quincy Cole will,
pa heard tonight in a closing recital
N: the: Corley Auditorium. Parents OF
f1e pupils and their friends arc in
n An attractive childrcn's entertain
2hent. promoted by Misses Adelaie and
f7ctavih Hudson. was given Thursday
ffternoon at 1901 First Avenue High
land Park. at the residence OF Mrs.
T.. F. Hudson.
Recitstions and songs were rem
klered By ootavia Hudson, Margaret
Hudson. Elizabeth Tiller. Frank Lord.
pr.. and Alfred Mason. and a Spanish
Fdancc by Octavia Hudson.
Martha Cross had charge OF the
lemonade. Eleanor Tignor Of the candy
and Henry Irving Tragic Of the chew
fng gum.