Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-25
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one on rilo most Tmnortanl events
IihS OF Miss Dorothy stewart Cullen.
daughter OF Mrs. Carrie Cullen, to Lieu
tenant Joseph Fleming Matthai. United
States Army, which Will be celebrated
tiis afternoon at 1880 o'clock In the
church OF the Holy Trinity. Miss Mar
Saret Mntthai. OF Baltimore. sister OF
NE groom. will be the brides maid OF
honor and only attendant. and Lieu
tenant Albert D. Matthai, of the
United States Army. will be his broth
cr's best man. The ushers include Lieu
tenant Powell Nofand. OF Wilmington.
Del, and jack Potts. Jr.. of THIS city.
Following wedding journey, Lieu
tenant Matthai and his bride will MAKE
their home in Baltimore.
icn'e for Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. IIaskins lIobson LETT
Yesterday for Norfolk, after spending
several days in Richmond as the guests
OF relatives. Sir. and Mrs Hobson have
tossed theirs country home. mi. Airy"
- fowhatan County, and arc now tho
guests OF their daughter, Mrs. Charles
j.. Ashhurncr. and Mir. AshDurner. at
their home in Norfolk for the re-
inainder OF the winter season.
Mrs. llobson has recently returned to
NirSinitt. after Il visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Davy EusiesfciJ. in In
dianapois. Ind.
Inn Hny Here Tonight
\ brilliant and fashionable audience
- III tnc JcneTSOn tnty
evening TO hear Major Ian Hay Beth
VINO VIII lecture under the auspices Of
me Virginia War i,clicf Association
NJ friends OF tie association are In
viich 10 be present Major Beth is Il
distinguished soldier and author. and
us address, tonight on "Victory and
Heyona "Iil be one Of the mos, inter
rS'lnr events Of the winter season
NaJor Keith is always much entertained
curing his visits 10 Richmond. and n
number OF Informal affairs have been
i'I'nucc: In his honor.
Lieutenant Du,ni Returns.
word has been received here of the
~" arrival at Boston OF Lieutenant
hobcrt Camnack DuvalA j.. United
Siaics Army, who has been with tho
nightlcth Division I'm France since last
nhi' Lieutenant puval. who was mar
iicd TO Miss Mary Garland Todd. Of
Poplar Grove" last spring. wan
Wounded IN action early in October. lie
WI! De stationed at Camp Devon, Mass.
Tor The present.
victory Hall Tonight
Som" several hundred guests Will at
,c'd The Victory ball, which js Ia he
hcld this evening at $50 O'Clock I'm
nc biucs Nrnory, for tho benefit OF
nc n'ucs homecoming fund. The Gov
nrnor OF Virginia and Mrs wcstmorc
iand Davis have accepted an invita-,
non TO be present, and number of
prominent women will act as pa
,ufonfaSEs Tor the dance Mrs c. w.
i'N'SSir ls general chairman OF the BAH
iWltn Mrs Norman V. Randolph as hon
orary chairman. a band from C:amn
Lc. VIII play ,hroughou, the evening,
ani many novel and un!ouc featmrs.
nave been planned
onicer,' Bnnc~ Tonight.
me usual dance for officers vii, 10
ncid mss evening at $40 O'Clock nj The
onicers Club. So West Franklin street.
hrthur Scrivenor in chargc.ot arrange.
s-''N''S' H'Sc Otnre9 ciVap oh,
week under the direction Of Tho y.,
amp community service, of which Mrs
~ ~ hotchkiss Is general chairman.
'iood music has been provided for m.
dance this evening. and the chanerons
,oT INC dance include Mrs Howard
a' ~, Mrs i. G. Gordon. Mrs. d. stew
FL =, nun rume, Mrs Waltc. :iuhard. Mrs w.
- wallace. Mrs. Stafford Parker. Mrs
Claiborne Watkins. Mrs. William
Forbes and Mrs. Alfred Cary.
mutations RccnlIcd.
f;hwtrd J. Wits. owing 10 tha de,,h
Of Ms H hr@i -in-law. Pembroke Jones.
a. Ne" York. has recalled the ;nvtto
1 '1nS A., 70 IN" luncheon 10 be given to-
IAN Hay Both VI .HaJoF
intrrinincd In Norfolk.
MISS saiiie W Taylor. who has been
,.FAined during her stay there. Miss
MarsIrct Prieur was hostess Monday
a., luncheon given at the Cha rnbcr
I'm iiotei. old Point in honor of her
NrO'tiS were ialQ for four.
lnt taLie was decorated in spring flow
"Ts Wednesday Mrs. NJ. c. Traylor
gave small! luncheon at the Norfolk
country club in Miss TrayIors honor.
Mrs. William L. Prieur II .,,
hostess Wednesday afternoon at her
rome in Maury Place when she en-
Auction bridge was played and ,hcre
were two tables. and Mrs Prieur's
guests included Misses Sallic w. Tay-
Anderson. Anna Mary Black, Alice An.
Isrson Grace Shepherd and Margaret
Married I'm Oxford.
Floyd White and Miss Vada Black
both of LunenburG, motorcd TO Oxford
= 9. Wednesday and were married in
the Exchange Hotel. Rev. j. D. Haute
accompanied to Oxford by Mrs. r. S.
Martin, Private II. G. Gee and d. S.
Hood. - "