The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-08
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rrieda Meredith Diets, Editor.

! cine OF tt.rc most interesting we'd
ding3 of the winter season win be
celebrated In Atlantis, Ga, today In
the Sacred Heart church when Miss
Marie Hood Ridley. daughter of DIR.
Robert BARREN Ridley. of Atlanta,
becomes the bride of Captain Addison
! Hagan. Of this city. the eldest son of
Mrs. John G.. Hagan. Captain Hagan
has recently returned from France,
whore ne was wounded at Chateau
! Thierry. He is a. graduate OF the Viz
/, ginia Military Institute and Is popular
/ In social circles In Richmond. Mrs
! John G. Hagan. his mother, OF this
city, wfllsbe present at the ceremony,
j and his two brothers. lieutenant
! Morton Hagan. and Cadet John c.
!! Hagan. of v. M. l., will be among the
/ wedding attendants. Captain aagan
and mis- bride expect TO spend their
/ honeymoon at Palm Beach and later
/ will mate their home at 409 Eas;
Franklin street in Richmond.
/ Victory Ball saturday.
/ At meeting OF the board of mana
/ gers of the Retreat for the Sick In
the hospital yesterday morning plans
were furth cred for the Victory ball
I which win be given saturday evening
! in the Grays armory. The ball is
Tor the defraying OF expenses in the
I hartty department OF the hospital.
| Mrs. Thomas Smith Bowles is gene
raj chairman of the affair, assisted BY
Mrs. Shields Bishop. Mrs A. l.
Strauss is chairman of the punch table
committee and her assistants are
Mrs. Charles T. Norman. Mrs. J. A.
Flirpo and Mrs. Pryor Davis. The
| tickets are In the care OF Mrs. w. T.
/ Oppenheimer.' who may be called at
/ Madison 457 for Information. Mrs.
p. J. Kcrnodle is chairman Of pub
| LEFTY. Che may be reached by teIe-
special reception COMMITTEES ON
which prominent women viii! serve.
| The personnel of the committee will
be announced later. Members OF the
! board of managers of the Retreat for
the Sick will act AS hostesses.
Dancing will begin promptly at $3.50
o'clock and the n. uFic will be fur
| nished ~ popular jazz band. There
viii be Refreshments. and the armory
4. win be attractively decorated for the
occasion.
Winiams-Biesen.
A pretty wedding took place Satur-
day evening at 5 o'clock at the home
of Mr.. and Mr.A John Risner. 1916
Mechanicsviile turnpike. when their
! niece. Miss Annie St Clair Biesen.
became the bride OF Charles Vose
NJ tAAihlliS,-L.-S N lie DE1uG MAS
gowned in white net ever duchess
satin. Her veil was caught with a
crescent Of pearls and she carried a
bouquet of Brides roses. Miss Carrie
Lee Biesen, sister of the bride, was
/ maid OF honor. and wore gown OF
whit. Georgette crepe and carried an
arm bouquet of pink carr atoms anu
ferns
| Emmett Z. Perkinsbn was the
Z e~~~s ,v%.ssx Ay~rA
, rendered the Bridal Chorus from Lo-
hengrtn for the .en:r@nee OF the brida,
party and played Loves Old Sweet
! Song very softly during the cere-
mony. Rev. Thomas A. Srnoot. p. D.,
pastor OF Centenary Methodist church,
ofticiated In the presence of the i'm
| mediate families.
! The bride Is the eldest daughter OF
! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph n, Biesen. The
! groom Is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs Gill;
! bert s. williams. also of this city.
| Hawks-IAsa,ley.
! Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. LaEhiey. OF
/ Racine. Brunswick county, announce
the marriage of their daughter
Prince, to =. b. Hawks. Jr.. of New.
port News. which took place Decesa.
| Der 81, at 4 O'Clock. Rev. H p. Myers
1 of EN- poria. cf11cfa ting.
/ Observation-Disclosures
! OF interest here Is the announce
nient made by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mason Douglas. Of Norfolk. OF the
! marriage of their daughter, Vivian
Leigh. to William Gunther. the cere-
/ naofax having been celebrated In Mar
! folk Wednesday. January 4 "
Mnnn-Pricc.
! A wedding OF interest was sole-,
nized In College Lutheran chur h
/, Salem. Va, at 1890 O'clock on Tues
1 day morning, December "a. when
/ Miss GIenna OIivette Price. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Price. beca me
the bride of Sergeant Major Wiiper
T.. Mann. Z. S. A., DIR. j. A. Morehead
officiating. The church was deco
| rated with white flowers and candles
| The bride. who entered with her
| father. by whom she YVES given In
| travelling suit and a spring hat OF
/ pineapple straw. Her flowers were a
/ shower bouquet ofsBride'ss roses. white
panslSes and bahYss breath.
| Miss IrIna Frances Price, sister of
! the bride. was maid of honor. She
/ wore a gown tof grape tricolette and
! "A picture hat and carried bouquet
! Of Richmond roses. Little Misses
! Phyllis Dent ard Marian Garden were
ringbearer and flower girl The
/ groom had as his best man IAieuten-
1 ant Harold +. Davis. OF Marion, Va
| The ushers were q. @. Jones, III. O.
| Price. j. r. Morton and J. J. Perry.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Mann left imlne-
diately after the ceremony for Cum.
, bertrand. Nd.
/ Today at womAn's Cub.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock IT the
! Womans club Greenhow Johnston. oil
this city, viii show in films the work
I-of the recent Richmond school train.
ing detachment at the State Fail
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