Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-29
SOCIETY


trom town. arriving at club about
nine O'Clock. After spending some time
In dancing, delicious Refreshments were
served on the porches. Those enjoy
inS the hospitality of DR.. and Mrs. &.
II. Rudd, were:
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Attending House Party.
Misses Dorothy Mcdowell and Ellen
Douglas Gordon have left for Green
springs. where they Will be members
guests of Miss Julia Pollard.
Quiet wedding.
A quiet but pretty marriage was
o'clock, in the home Of Mrs. j. 4.
Leach. l0l6 North Avenue. when her
sister, Miss Sue Clcaton. became the
bride OF Rev. Lester Weaver; the Rev.
Methodist Church. officiating. The
home was decorated in ferns and flow
ers Miss Josie Cameron. a cousin Of
the bride. sang 20 Promise Me-" and
Miss Margaret Leach, niece OF the
bride, accompanied on the violin by
Miss Alice Leach. also niece. The
bride entered with her brother. who
gave her away, She was gowned in
a travelling suit OF navy tricolette, with
hat to match. Miss Mary Winifred
of honor and her only attendant. wore
cream lace over pink satin. and wore
picture hat OF pink GeorSette crepe.
carrying bouquet OF pink roses and
ferns.
Hugh Leach acted as best man.
Rev. and Mrs. in,ppdi-
ately after the ceremony for an ex-
tended Northern tour. after which they
Will make their home in Weatherford.
Okla.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Mary Cleaton. of Highland Park. and
for three years has been the director
of rural education in the Georgia Nor
MAJ and Industrial college, OF Mlllcdge-
VILE Ga.
:, The groom is native of Sparta.
Tenn. and is now pastor of the NJ. L.
Church OF Wcatherford. Okla.
The out-of-town guests were Marvin
l.. Cleaton, of Roanoke; Miss Frances
Micou, OF Radford: Miss Josie Dam
eron. OF Warrenton. ~ G.. Miss Lynn.
of Atlee: Mr.. and Mrs. Waller Scott.
of Petersburg.
Visiting In Syracuse.
Miss Caretta IiilEartner. of Ginter
Park. and Miss kathern Murat Willis,
Hodges. In Syracuse. New York Many
delightful affairs have been given in
their honor.
For bride.
Saturday evening. at o'clock,
Mrs. j. {. Clement. of Clarksville, en-
tertained few friends in honor OF Mrs.
{. II. Russell. Jr., a June bride. The
color scheme being green and pink
The living room was decorated in
Eladiolas. palms and ferns, and the
dining room was festooned with sweet
peas. ferns and daisies. Mrs. John w.
Russell and Mrs. G.. w. Roberts served
in the dining room and the favors
were tiny gold slippers with pink can
dies in them.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs c. H.
Russell, Mrs. {. d. Watkins, the brides
mother. Mrs. W. II. Russell, the groom's
mother. Mrs. Sidney koonce. of Raleigh,
and Mrs. c. w. Roberts. Misses May
Taylor, Pattic Taylor, Shannon Morton
and Katheron Wood; Messrs j. Frank
Ligon. II. H. Lyon. F. ". Reebals,
William Taylor and Dick owen.
Garden Fete July 10.
The Grandchildren of the Confeder-
acy, auxiliary TO the Richmond Chap
mer garden fete. 10 be held on the af
ternoon and evening of July 10, at the
Soldiers, Home grounds, The auxii,
couple in this city, and ii is for their
benefit the efforts % The children are
Iyneh and Elsie nudd S have
OF the tickets; Mrs. B. a. Blenner,
cakes and ice cream; Mrs }, \. Bow
ME- cramp ana osnds AMI Mz Mss o An
Millhiser OF the afternoon card party
preceding the evenings festivities.
Dance ON July 4.
on July, at The Neeque.' near Yer
don, and q number of Richmond people
ehtstFa viii play for one the sse dancing s and Tr
refreshments Will be served on the
lawn. Among the guests at The
mona; Mrs Henry ei Urpnha asto" su nik
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Fl. Gloves, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Hearn and children,
Archer Richardson and sons. Rich
mond; Miss Corinne Brown, Augusta,
Ca; Mrs Julia DoWell. Mrs. Thompson
Lawn Party Tuesday.
The Holy Comforter sunday school
WI nave a lawn parry Tuesday even,
Rowland Street Refreshments viii be
served
Wedding Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Gibson OF
ding OF their sister. Mollie Butcher. TO
William Granville Leonadis Mcclure.
their home Wednesday morning at S
o'clock. Rev. Graham n. Lambeth Of
hclated. The bride wore a gown of
white georgcttc crepe and carried an
armful of Bride roses Owing 10 re-
cent bereavement in the family of the
groom. the quests were limited to
members of the family. Mr. and Mrs
Mcclure. win later make their home
at lI2 Norfolk Avenue Lynchburg
Leave for the North.
Rev: r. Goldman and his daughter.
Miss Frances Goldman, left last week
for Long Island, where they will spend
some time. After stay on Long
Island Miss Goldman will attend CO.
lumbia University. New York. where
she will resume her studies In physi-
cal education
Fostcr-JenninEs.
The marriage Of Miss Bessie Mary
Ilenninss TO Junius f, Foster was cello
bratcd Monday evening at O'Clock.
al the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Jennings, in High,
land Park, DIR. j. j. Wicker OF Leigh
street baptist Church. performing Tie
The house was artistically decorated
With palms, ferns. Russell roses and
shaded pink lights. The guests in
friends. NHN
The bride was sowned in dark blue
tfaNciihS dress with a corsaSe bouquet
w sweet peas and gardenias. and was
attended by her sister. Miss Grace I
Jennings, VINO wore white net ana