Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28
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A wedding OF interest took place i.
noon yesterday. when Miss Susie Dallas
vincent became the bride of DIR. Claude
Edwin Thompson. the ceremony being
parents. 2s0G-A Hanover Avenue. Rev.
-. n. dc Foe Wagner, rector OF Christ
Episcopal Church. officiating. Owing
70 me recent death OF near relative
OF the bride the wedding WAS Il quiet
anair. only Immediate relatives and u
rev friends being present.
The bride was Sowncd in white satin
with court train and veil OF tullc
caught with orange blossoms. and car
Harry o; Austin. matron of honor. was
70 match The briGe a aecomy @,.m n by
TO the strains OF LohcGErin's Wed
ding March" and was met ut the altar
ny the bridegroom and his best man.
OF the bride. Miss Audrey II. Rohlcder
cousin OF the bride. sang 20, Promise
Nc; Me, NJ Miss Eugenn Frances Long be
given In marriage by her father Fol
..9WW dni,r,t the M Ger. ceremony Mendelsohn's
reception was held
Dr; and Mrs. Thompson left last
sSsptember Is they viii be at II home at at
iozo Hanover Avenue. The bridegroom
Is contested with the bureau of AMI
mai Industry of the United States Dc
partmcnt OF Agriculture. having been
transferred to Richmond frem Omaha.
49, 49, where he was engaged in patno-
Mr. and Mrs Herber, w. jackson
E Rls ser rftnrned TO their home on West
days In Ashevillc. \. C. MI. ana Mr.
jackson were At the Grove Park inn
during their visit TO AshcviIic.
visiting Relatives.
bs Mrs. cS,,d Robert Dayy EaslcsaeId and
Easlesheld. Jr., Of Indianapolis Ind
nake oeen guests OF relatives here for
coUn nisi s srs EN- route for powhatan
urcn viii spent month with tho for
Inets parents, Sir. and Mrs. j. Haskins
Airv" on, Ia. at 5heir country place. ut
-,. MIS- Enslesticld was before her mar
riage Miss Pattic liobson. and ire
iuehtly visited in Richmcnd
Dance for Younger Set.
There will be a dance p;ver
younger society set in the audi,E-i III
W inc Wom:n's Club on Friday nyn
SUM, Z VIII mark the closing Of the
younger set TO school Many pror nj me
,mo.nen OF the city have been ssLad
play for IN S6na iar An orchestra viii
ne me affair are Pete o. Miller. Xii OF
oieary and Charlie Dixon. ''''i nc
Quiet Wedding.
Mace q1 Me but pretty wedding took
heme q Mr. aa I'd Mrs n ''s M s at va the
when their sister. Mrs. Emma n, E 100
ppetn "ittel, became the bride a.
h%iss scott Lane. Of Ashland The
Inns howcrs and golden rod and inc
V, "as given IN marriage bv Nj
,Moon. The groom mad as best man
s poshen E1.aWar1 Lanl Ernest
Eroomsmen. e' as
Re The esresmeny was performed by
vas rendered by Pro:essor .'' y If'oS !,
Reese. The BRIDE wore b,pe ,,r - !,
~ AZ. ma. and gloves to match, and
armed a Write satin prayerbook.
AFTER the ceremony tho bride and
groom left for New York and otbn-
northern points. After September
MI. and Mrs. Lane will be al home
at l'l6 Floyd Avenue
The groom served eighteen non,hs
win cne Rainbow Division in France
Out %. Town guests were Mr.. and
Its .ooenza Lane. Mss Lula Lane
Mrs II. X. Johnson. all of Greenville.
In New England.
Quincy Cole. who has been spending
The month OF August in inc whtte
Mountains OF New Hampshire. Is now
expects to return to his home in
Richmond about September l.
Rcncht Concert Tonight.
IA concert under the direction OF
J. Harold Lawrence, graduate Of the
Virginia school for the Bind at
stanton, Will be given this evening
At $3.50 o'clock in the auditorium OF
The Bellevue school. Church Hill. The
entertainment is under the auspices
OF the Lady Muccabees. Jefferson Re
view No 6.
Mr.. Lawrence will be assisted by
Ashley Lawrence. Miss Grace Law
renee, Miss Mildred White and
attractive program has been arranged.
N AND OUT OF TOWN.
Mrs. George d, Morgan and children have
returned TO their home Park Avenue
after spending some time in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Chenery and their
family will move from Ashland to Rich
rond to make their home. after Septem-
her ].
DR.. George Boiling Lee. OF New York Is
spending a week with his mother Mrs w
II. r. Zee. n. the White sulphur Springs
where she has been for the summer sea.
ir. and Mrs. Charles NJ Bridges and
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