Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

IeaHfnE south Carolina MISS liailey Will
irene S Case. Of A sh sG T. c. where
several OF her, old class Of the Normal
sussnne H. - Ric he, d. Of Il France. now
Lying in Chicago; Miss loya Benson,
Richmond. will be at Miss Anna Cases
home in West Asheville
Announcing Engagement.
MIR. and Mrs. George Harry Tomp-
klns announce the ensagemen, and APP
preaching marriage Of their daughter.
horne Perkins. son Of the late Mr. and
Mrs. T. Moncure Perkins, of Richmond.
"E; and Mr.: Chaplin Hosts.
mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ chaplin. who
place at se 's dsS e, n ~ j.. gave a
strf K.,a ssveSa iTie sS'
y. James WALKER and Miss Betty
Atlanta; Mrs. Allen WHY. Mrs. Albert
Cowan. DIR. John Frceiand. Oliver Har-
riIhan and Floyd Hughes.
Iichmonder. dinner Guents.
,s Mr. "a, and Mrs Garrett b. Wall Colo
MaIker and Miss Bsit t; lays ia, We're the ";
twenty friends given last saturday
evening In the Greenbrier. White Sui
% 81 N1W Y Sy rf Dr. 9ahn Mh5
french; who has been salmon fshing,
sent large eaten down from Canadian
waters. and this was the piece de
resistance a, The dinner: Mrs: French
81 SeT hor to meet sbo her
returning from France. where she was
identified with the canteen service
Secretary nt State. Robert Lansing
Eagle Rock Engagement
Milton Il. Morgan. of Eagle Rock
Ptoachlns marriage OF his sister. Miss
Eessie Lynn Morgan. TO Neil Bryan
fleming, OF Jefferson. Va. The wedding
Is TO take place in the late summer.
At the Hot Springs.
July has found Hot Springs immune
from most OF the rain which seems TO
Ine result has been number Of clear
days in the week that could not be
matched elsewhere.
:, MI and Mrs. Eppa iiunton. Jr. and
Mr.. Eppa Hunton ". were a, The
Homestead during July before making
visit 70 Mrs. Hun;on's mother, Mrs.
and Mrs. Hunton and their son will
pass the rest of the summer at Fishers
Island Connecticut
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Randolph Cook, Jr.
made another Of their dying motor
trips TO Ho, Springs staying over at
The Homestead few days. Mrs. H.
Newton; Mrs. l.. NJ. Coleman, Mrs.
$: II. Brooks and Mr.. and Mrs. H. II.
|iaher were. among Others al The
Homestead during the week.
Miss Virginia Saunders. OF Hillcrest,
sumpher. South Carolina. made a
visit to Mr. and Mrs. Anderson before
Mr., and Mrs. chauncey NJ. pepew
have been here the past month. Mr..
Depew enjoyed his eishtysIxth birth
day this year and is young as ever
and az all events is always interesting
and full Of delightful "reminiscences.
Mr. and Mrs: ~ T. Spicer, the Mise $
during the week from Riehmond. and
also MIR. 4. a. Evans. and Major and
Mrs. Il. ID. Choate.
Guests Mt Greenwood.
delightful dance was given in the
ballroom in the Greenwood House.
Among those dancing were:
The Misses Seay of Buena Vista.
Miss Marth McAll. Mrs. Rove Brown
Miss Cleo sharner. Miss Fredreka
Harris: Miss Evelyn Harris. of Roam
MiFs swee, and Miss Morris Of Nor
Miss Ra,slin and Miss sPari:e OF
Sir. and Mrs. Loving of Greenwood.
Miss Clark. Miss Mary Lew!sden
and Miss Winston. OF Richmond.
Miss Harris Of Seattle Washington:
Miss Matte McCue. OF Greenwood.
MISS Mary Morris Wright OF Rich :.
ten Tom He'll H., L9 H,e Wilson Wiser R Roy Kyl;.
Mr.. Gibson. Hugh Care: Tom Car!n.
William McCue. Newton McCue. Arady
Dewey r. Roden. Crabin Gill. John
Smith. Jeff 10th. Frances 10th. Arm
''e chii HS'r rsrk fns Mr eFa Taly Mr.. Kuhn
OF Richmond, Sam Lapsey. Horatio
Lapsey..
sarah Robertson. Mrs NJ 9. Harris Isl 3
Edmundr-Bro0kH.
ST. Johns Episcopal Church. Chase
City was the scene of a pretty we'd
Rev. H. N. Tucker. assisted by Dr..
Thomas D. Drew. united in marriage
Miss Elsie Page Edmunds and Thomas
Albert Brooks.
AS prelude. c. J. Faulkner. Jr..
sang Sabcskrs II Love You" accom- :
panied by Miss Edith Gregory. who
PLACED the wedding marches and
"Bclieve Nc n All Those EndearinG
Young Charms" during the ceremony.
The brides only attendant was her
sister, Miss Goode Nelson Edmunds.
who as maid OF honor entered the
church alone.
The bride entered with her uncle.
Robert C. Nelson. who gave her away.
The groom's best man was his
brother. DR.. Edward Il. Brooks.
The ushers were r. S Brooks. II. r.
Cooley. T. o. Drummond and Jack T.
BouGhton.
The out of-town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. g. Nelson. OF Philadelphia: Mrs.
]. a. Fulghum. Danvtlle; Mr.. and Mrs.
C. r. NOEL. South Boston: Mrs John
G. Nelson. Miss Kitty Nelson. Miss
Goode N. Edmunds. Jack Boughton.
all OF Norfolk: Harvey r. Cooley. Bal
timore: Frank O. Drummond. Rich
mond.
70 Pinn Grnys' Memorial.
Captain c. 4. Crawford. OF the First
Regiment Of the Grays. has invited
the members Of the Women's Auxiliary
to the Grays' Association to meet with
the men at the armory Tuesday night
at $3.50 70 consider the erection OF a
memorial in Richmond to the Grays
who fell in France. Captain Craw-
ford has urged every member OF the
auxiliary and Of the Grays to attend
the meeting.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
Miss Moselle Robins. who has spent the
past two months in Chicago and Detroit
has returned to her home here
Judge. and Mrs. Frederick Wilmer Sims.
Mr.. and Mrs Worth Smith Miss Fredrika
Smith, p. r. Porter. Miss Mildred Porter