Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-06
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Smart society win All tho boxes and
week for the various programs to be
h Ven there eac-, day. many luncheons
oeing given in honor OF visitors here
ginia and Mrs. Westmoreiand DAVIS
have Mr. and Mrs. Fairfax Harrison.
th ssn former being president of the Fair
boxes for the week include: X. w:
Spilman. Carroll Taylor. w. C. Saun-
george esrs s. ston T5asIs' Ja Tne%as ea1y
r. Il. Airport. Alvin NJ. Smith. S. =.
Patterson. Henry Sc-,warzschIld. j. r.
A Anaesssoni M; e !, Patterson. Barton II.
H. r. Pollard. Jr.. and d. IL. +.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Eugene billiard
have issued cards announcing the mar
riase OF their daughter. Eva Courte
King William County. The wedding
was quietly celebrated on Thursday,
October z. In the home of the brides
Immediate families present. The
house was prettlly decorated for tho
ceremony in goldenrod and ferns.
.na mr.; ana Mrs. Robinson are now
spending their honeymoon In the North,
ana VIII later make their home in
hins william County. both bride and
groom are prominently and widely re-
iaten. and MIR. Robinson who is a can
oldnte Tor the county clerkship. served
curing the war as lieutenant in the
held artillery. United States Army.
For Miss White.
Mrs. Henry Holmes Waite and her
1%a a Miss Cyrena white. of New
a nd How
an apartment for the winter at SIC
west franklin Street. Miss White is
debutante of last season, ,,aving
peeh very popular In Miami society
Mrs. p. L. Conquest entertained Mrs.
white and her daughter Saturday at
she Country Club. She also was
at her apartment on Cathedral Place.
lovers were laid for eight
Whiting Here.
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. l. Perkins. of
tivs' In Richmond for short time. Nj.
70 aaend the Spilman- Wilmer wedding.
winch was celebrated Saturday even
A1nOunc-ment OF interest
mal arr; Hora af p: Bourne a3nounces the
Katherine q. Hurt, to Captain 0f Rich.
mond Trumbull Gibson. United States
Army The bride. who was attended
oil.
or Philadelphia. and Mrs. W. S. Tur-
ner. OF Richmond. wore n brown velour
suit with hat and gloves to match. Her
nowsrs were sunburst roses. Major G.
G. Foltz. OF Fort Monroe. was the
sroom's best man
Mn Go"4 Se South hFs saa msns s
formal affairs were given in her honor.
captain Gibson Is the son OF L,euten-
New Haven. Conn. and is a graduate
81 the 1915 class at the United States
Military Academy. West Point, N r
He has recently returned from over
seas. wheer he served In the aviation.
Anonrrow- WILLIAMS.
nounces the ensagement and approach
int marriage OF her daughter, Helm
Do~nmHn, to f.. Granger AnGrow
carrow, also Of Richmond. The we'd
ding VIII take place the first part Of
November In the home OF the bride
count Of mourning IN the groom's fam
ily.
Mrs. Thomas Rust Thompson has just
announced the marriage OF her daugh-
ter. Bessie Kate Clemmitt- to ]. Ed
ward Jackson. the ceremony having
taken place on April IS. MT and Mrs.
"a sac ESQ s are nov o making their home
Approaching Wedding. :.
viii be- he Of q M sse BsTnee
Woodland TO Evans Oliver. also OF Rich
mond. Many attractive affairs have
been given in honor Of the bride-to- be.
notable among which was a miscellane-
Gus shower 1t which Mrs. c. r. Bryant.
Misses Louisa Lynch and verna Mil
carried out in autumn leaves and
flowers and . musical program was
Ruh Short ' wn harh acf
as Cupid. presented the gifts TO the
guest OF honor in basket decorated
in autumn leaves.
Marriage Announced.
Announcement has just been made
lin Atkins. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Atkins. TO James Willard
KIey a OF The
90 at the home OF the brides parents,
Isl? Floyd Avenue the ceremony being
The maid OF honor and only attendant
was Miss Lena Kirby. sister of the
Of ' the BRIDE Bird acted az best I' man. The
wedding music was rendered by Miss
Grace Lawrence and the parlors were
age. The bride wore n dark blue
travelling suit with hat and gloves to
match and carried Bride roses. a re-
ception followed the ceremony.
Plnce of Club Meetings.
AZ the meeting Of tbs Woman's Club
permanent club home were presented
by Mrs. w. d. Duke. chairman of that
committee.
Hereafter. and probably until a per-
manent home can be secured. the club
will meet at the old school house and
the pre-war custom of observing
social hour. and serving refreshments
after the completion of the business
and program, will be reverted to.
IT was unanimously decided that
notes of protest concerning the gas and
proper authorities.