The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-05

The marriage Of Miss Amy ite-
hecca Bowman. daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. Daniel Bowman, of Johnson
City. Tenn, to Rev e. O. Miller. son
of Eev. and Mrs l. W. Miller, of
Singers Glen, took place last We'd
nesday morning in Johnson city. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. r.
B. PritChett Mr.. and Mrs. Bow
man were classmates at Bridgewater
college. graduating sfrona that insti-.
tuition in the class of 1918. ON their
arrival at Singers Glen a reception
was given them at the home of Mr.
Miller where many friends called to
extend their heartiest good wishes.
Captain r. c. F'ravel, OF the Me-
Cure unit, who has been in France
the past years [vtsltITIE@hts
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F'ravel
at their home in Woodstock. Cap
tain Fravel is accompanied by his
wife. They will return to Richmond
in a few days. where he Will be as
sociate- surgeon with DR.. Stuart Nc
CURE in St. Luke's hospital.
Miss Oppenhimer. the attractive
young daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. St.
Julien Oppenhimer, joined her aunt,
Mrs. Sol Cutchins. at the Chamber
I'm. Old Point for the weekend
Bnil-Clemcnts.
The wedding at Clifton, Gloucester,
Of Miss Eliza Virginia Clements TO
William Lee Ball, is OF much interest
throughout Virginia, and took place
at 6 O'Clock. April 81. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Thomas E.
Run
The brides father was her only at
tendant. and the groom had for is
best man DIR. James n. Clements, L.
$. NJ r.. OF the naval hospital,
Portsmouth. brother Of the bride
Her sister, Miss Margie p. Clements.
presided AT the piano, rendering the
wedding march by Iohengrin. Only
members Of the family were present,
and every detail was carried out with
the utmost simplicity
The entire lower floor was deco
rated with a profus.on of flowers. pot
ted plants and evercreens. and at the
end of the library, where the bridal
party stood for the ceremony, was an
improvised altar, The bride wore a
going away gown of navy blue serge,
and her flowers We're sweet peas
After the wedding dinner the couple
left Immediately for Baltimore, and
will later make their home in Tow
son. Md.
The bride is a daughter o. DR.. and
Mrs. d. Q. NJ. Clements. The groom
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hector
Ball. formerly OF Virginia. but now
OF Mariana. Fla
Married in Norfolk.
A quiet wedding took place April
IS at the home of the bride in the
Botctourt apartments. Norfolk. when
Mrs. Einmalyn J. Ross became the
bride OF Mr. I,emuel 5. Blincoe, OF
that city The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Sparks w. Melton,
pastor OF the Freemason Street Ban
list church, in the presence of only
relatives and few intimate friends.
A luncheon followed the ceremony
after which Mr.. and Mrs, Blincoe left
for Old Point on their return they
ment.
Stewart-Harrjs.
Miss Oracle Lee Harris daughter
OF Mrs. j. II. Harris OF Spotsylva-
MIA county was united in marriage to
Fred w. Stewart Mt the parsonage
Of the Methodist Episcopal church.
South, on Hanover street. Wednes-
day afternoon, April 80, in the pres
ence of a number of friends and rel
atives. Rev. II. l.. Hout officiating.
Among those attending the nuptials
from S~otsylvania county were Mrs,
]. II. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. !. j,
Talley. Mrs. w. F. Willoughhy, Mr..
and Mrs. w. b. Delano. Miss Helen
Stewart, Miss Ruby Harris Miss
Claire Harris. Miss Eunice Talley,
Miss Ellen Talley. Master Give Tai
ley, Masters Ruerne and Milton Har-
ris and F. c. Payne.
On May Is the wedding Of Miss
Elizabeth Wrentmore, youthful Cal
ifornian, TO Governor Francis Burton
Harrison, of the Philippines, will be
soiemnized in the home of the
groom's mother in Washington, ID. C.
Ensign George c. Wrentmore. a
brother of the bride. will give his sis
tein in marriage.
Mrs. c. w. Massie earnestly request
all relatives and all persons interested
in the Blues TO be present at n meet
ing to be held this morning at II
o'clock in the Blues armory
Blues Ball.
Arrangements are being completed
for the final bali for the benefit OF
the Blues homecoming, which takes
place next Saturday night in the
Blues armory. The following ladies
have been appointed to serve on the
following committees: Decoration,
Mrs b. A. Blenner;~ candy, Mrs. A.
A. James; ice cream, Mrs. w. III.
Powell; punch, Mrs. A. b. Hay: soft
drinks, Mrs. Everett Horner: pa
troness. Mrs. George Christian. Jr.:
publicity. Mrs. r. j. Kernoodle: ad-
vertisement. Mrs. r. a. Tally; Mrs.
M. u. Strickland. Mrs. Lula Millhiser,
and Mrs. MichaIbacher.
Will Hold Annual Meeting.
Mathew Fontaine Memorial asso-
clatton pill hold ~ aantlA mestins