The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-13

SOCIETY

This afternoon Z musicale win b
given At the woman's club under tho
craftsmanship Of Miss Jean TrigE.
The artists win be Miss Vera Barstow.
violinist, and Mrs. Hamilton Smith.
contraito soioist. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. The fol-
lowing win serve Al hostesses at tho
informal reception and ten after the
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Rebecca Gordon. Mrs.. Karl Black
well. Mr& Amos Cover, Mrs- Bern
Field, Jane Cushman, Mrs. 8. w.
Travera and Mrs. John Upshur.
Wedding Of Interest
One OF the most interesting we'd
dfngs Of the season was celebrated In
Atlanta, Ga. last Wednesday when
Captain Joseph Addison Hagan. OF
this city. took as his bride, Miss Marie
Ridley. of Atlanta The ceremony
was celebrated in the Sacred Heart
Kelley, bishop Of the diocese Of Sa-
vannah. Only relatives and y few in
innate friends were present
The cathedral was decorated In
palms. bay trees, and pink roses with
lighted tapers on the altar. The
bride entered the cathedral with her
father, DR.. r. b. Ridley. She wore a
gown OF midnight blue satin with q
black satin hat and her flowers were
a corsage OF orchids. Her sister. Mrs.
Robert Troutman. was her dame OF
honor. She wore q gown OF old blue
georgette crepe with a picture hat of
black tulle and her flowers were Rus
sell roses. The brides nieces. Misses
Ruth Hunnicutt and Mary Cobb were
the flower girls. They wore frocks
of white and rose with tulle hats
trimmed In rose ribbon. They carried
French baskets of Russell roses
Lieutenant Merton Hagan, brother Of
the groom. was his best man.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. o. Vaughan. entertained the
bridal party informally at a buffet
supper given at their home on
Fourteenth street. Captain and Mrs.
Hagan left later for st. Augustine,
where they will spend their honey
moon. and will later be at home at
400 East Grace street, Richmond.
Lieutenant Morton Hagan and Jack
Hagan, OF the Virginia Military In
stitute. were among the guests from
a distance attending the wedding,
Captain Hagan In the son OF Mrs.
John Hagan and the late John Ha-
gan of this city. He is q graduate OF
Y. VI, L. and returned last fall from
France after having been severely
wounded at Chateau Thierry.
Visiting from Baltimore.
Mrs Clotha Werner. of Baltimore,
is the guest for several weeks OF Mrs.
Louis Werner, Mrs. Ferdinand Rue
ger and Mrs. William Enders, at their
home on Stuart avenue. Mrs. Werner
was before her marriage Miss Marie
kerber of Baltimore. She has been
visiting her parents in that city since
Mr.. Werner went overseas with the
Eightieth division.
Entertained ut Dinner.
Misses Helen and Sue Starke were
hostesses last Monday evening at n
dinner party In their home In Gfnter
Park in honor of twenty wounded
men from Northampton. The girls
OF the canteen and motor corps as
, sisted In receiving and entertaining
the guests
Returns from GordonsvfIl..
Mrs. Edward Melton has returned
TO her home in this city after q visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. F.
. Harris in their home near Gordons-
vile.
Visiting In New York
Miss Maria Adkins. Of this city.
went 70 New York last week to be the
guest OF friends for several weeks.
| WIlson-Norfieet-
Prints wilson, II. S. n, and Miss
! Ella Norfieet Of Portsmouth. were
/ married last Thursday evening at s:45
O'Clock at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs, ]. w. Mercer In Poplar avenue.
Portsmouth The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. ]. F. Morgan.
- pastor. Of the First Christian church.
They viii make their home In Ports-
mouth ~''s, r..
Gucst Of Mrs. Beadlcs.
! Mrs r H. Beadies has as her
| guest in her home in Ginter aPrk.
Mrs. John s. Waterfield Captain
waserfield. who was visiting Or.
Beadies has returned TO his post at
Camp Taylor near Louisville. Ky.
Approaching Wedding.
/ OF interest in this city Is the APP
/ preaching wedding of Miss Ethel
Madison Petty. daughter OF Mr.. and
4 Mrs. John Lewis Petty. of Mecklen-
burg county, TO Clarence Clinton
Smith. OF Richmond. The ceremony
will be celebrated Saturday OF this
week in Monumental Episcopal
I, Every Monday Club.
Every Monday club will meet this
i the president. Mrs. ]. r. Lewis. 407
| Davis avenue. A paper will be read
by Miss Ruth Sublett on George w
/, Bagby, the American Humorist."
Animal Board Meeting.
There will be an important meet
| ing Of the general board of the Shell
| tering Arms Free Hospital this morn
] ing at il o'clock at the hospital Elec-
, ton OF officefs will take place.
/ Meet at M. f.. Institute.
The Woman's Board Of the Metho-
/ dist Institute with meet on "Wednesday
morning at 1870 o'clock mt the Insti-
! tute. Nineteenth and Grace streets.
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