The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
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nRs MrNrTEEr Fo1KEA EDITOR
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rfage, wAs dressed In q gorgeous CO."
tune et white seorEette and satin:
with pearl srsnaminEs- Her veil or
Illusion w&s fastened with orange
h4assorss ana she carried 4 shower
Aanales 81 pink roses and swansonis-
He- Only attendant was her sister.
MISS Regina LAdd Dickinson. Who
was sswned in pink georEette. with
rarsare hat Of the same shade. car
ryaaS rink roses The bridegroom
BAD As his best man John r. Williams,
of Richmond. The bridegroom. who
IS the. son OF the late Evan r. VIII
i.ams, OF Arvonia. Buckingham coun-
~. and Mrs. williams, has recently
returned from overseas duty, where
be served with the American expedi-
;ionars forces. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
hams left after the ceremony for an
extended wedding tour, after which
they viii be at home in Buckingham
county.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs Fl. r. Richeson, OF Hanover
avenue, accompanied by Mrs James
n Grandv. OF Norfolk. are leaving
Tuesday 10 spend the remainder Of
the summer at Lake Chautauaua-
New York.
Of friends IN Blackstone. where she
will remain for some time.
Mr., and Mrs. c. II. Boseley left
Yesterday on a motor trip TO Balti-
more.
Rev. Lloyd Courtney. Of Tennessee.
was the guest OF friends in this city
the past week.
Mrs. Louise w1nder expects to
leave town Tuesday to spend her va
cation at Crozet
j. S. Mobiles has returned to his
home here after attending the Mis-
sionary Centenary in Columbus. Ohio.
Mrs. W. A. James, of Grove avenue.
is the guest OF friends In Norfolk.
Miss Nellie Grass lie passing some
time in York. Pa. A. the guest OF
friends.
Mics Lille Davis. OF Roland park,
returned to her home yesterday after
a delightfuj visit In Norfolk. Miss
Davis was accompanied homx by her
cousin. Miss Elixabe Eastwood. who
will visit relatives here
Miss Marjorie Moorefisld. who has
been passing some time at Ocean
View, has returned to her home on
West Grace street
Julien Trant, Of this city. has been
| the recen, guest at the Blue Ridge
hotel, Standardsvf1le.
Mrs DIN Richardson. Of 1514
Grove avenue. left yesterday to Join
her husband. Ensign Richardson. in
New York.
Mrs w Mex Evans left Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grubbs for
a stay OF several days ut Atlantic
city.
Mr. and Mrs. r. VIII and two chill
dren. Ruth and Stewart. of Ginter
park left Friday for New York and
Atlantic City. to spend n month.
Mrs. Chas. Loher, Of Allen avenue.
is spending the summer months with
i her daughters. Mrs. Clyde Dickenson
and Mrs. Oscar Kemp. Of Louisa
Mrs. r NJ Richardson. OF Stuart
! avenue. has gone to Virginia Beach
for a weeks stay.
Garrett Richardson is spending tha
remainder OF the summer with his
aunt. Miss Bette Richardson. at
Frederick Hall.
Victor Gilbert, Of Stuart avenue, 10
sp snding the weekend with frineds
in Baltimore.
Miss Augusta Glass, daughter OF
the secretary OF the treasury. who
| visits here quite frequently. a. the
guest Of Miss Margaret Miller Of West
Grace street 10 now the guest OF
friends at White sulphur Springs.
Miss Nellie Brimmer hiss returned
home after spending some time At
the Missionary Centenary exposition
in Columbus. Ohio,
Governor and Mrs westmoreland
Davis are soon to return to this city
after spending . week In Pulaski and
Staunton. They will remain at the
executive mansion for . short while
before going to their home, 'Morven
Park" In Loudoun county.
Miss Myrtle Glary and Master wal
ter Clary Of North Plum street. are
vlSltln8 feI9Ives In W2VeEV.
Mrs. Hay T. Thornton. Of Park
avenue. has ~ her guest MrG Fred
erick Hunter Wyatt, Of Warrington.
Miss Florence Richardson. Of New
port News. and Miss May Fleming.
OF Sumter. 8 c.. are spending some
ti-.4e In this city ~ the guests of Miss
Lucille Palmatory Of 1913 Grove
avenue.
MEETINGS
Mispah Chapter No. 80 o. e. F.. will
hold its regular monthly meeting
Tuesday evening at tho Masonic
Temple At 7:45 o'clock.
AT THE WHITE '
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.