The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-18

#B& 0f interest IN tlc6nonu was hi'
u pretty wedding celebrated WedneS-
II 3ay afternoon at so o'clock in Nor
II Ink In the home of Mr. and Mrs,
JOhn Fair when their daughter, Mary
H1ixahefh, became the bride OF Waiter
q McP. Ligaamfelter. son OF Mrs.
"a Hebecca Ligam felter and The late Kew.
Il i1Fs Charles Scott LiGamfeiter.
The rooms were decorated with
palms, ferns. trailing vines and
4 spI1nR flowers. ana tn" ceremony was
perforned by Dr, u y McLauch-
Il In, pastor Of SECOND Presbyterian
church before an luproyised altar
VI palms, ferns ana cathedral can
lies. just before the entrance az the
wedding party Miss Flora l.tnEam
fe1fer sang. Il Love You Truly
and during the ceremons. The fene-
tian Love Sons"
The bride. who was siyeu ia mar
lage Il aor father. wore s. travelling
suit ef dark hlue. with hat to match.
and her flowers wvrr a torSaEc hou-
quot Of orr hjds. Miss Mar Fatten
Jordan. Of Richmond, a$ maid on
honor was cowned in gray GeorEett"
crepe. with a picwre has OF PINK
Ssenrgette crepe she carried an arm
hr,,inaat Of Killarney ROSES Little Miss
Rebecca Huber. niece of IA" bride
groom. WAS flower girl SHE wore
dainty frock nf Whit orrands. with
orrardy hat and her flowers wire
basket Of pink sweet peas and blue
flowers. Charles Scott iAnEAmfeiter,
Jrs. nephew of the BRIDEGROOM carried
Inc ring in a lily
gharlss Scott IAnraufciter. brother
OF the bridegroom was best man. aud
re ashsFs We 'jr ,+,'.. - ~ s'.3,ar
i1ahS euif "".' A''' '''''
An informal reception removed }i'e 4
ceremony. and among I5HS' aS'is''t,E
~ Inc dinink Teeta Nt'' Mrs
Alpine and MarcFitnn eating KAN
aeefa l-aader. Carolyn t'"id' hdnA (
Carr1nsion. Nellie thornton i5fo" H. i
kntherine TaNt"r N--s'" anu N'fslh'@
Later In III" aH MT. Ling :
smteiter ana hi~ I'i TOT . {
northern trip. "Ha H }h'T return
Will reside Win 5Ht "r5'tt parents /
M YORK stree.
Among the "nl-of-town guests were
Air. and Mrs F. II Jordan ana MlAS
Mary Patton JORDAN. OF HIchm9na. /
Mrs. Harry Gay. of Roanoke, mrs .
John Willis ot 9tl13rl"ttesviie. Va; (
Mrs. John eiaStoh " lIians, OF ChaSc
LAY, va MISS 'frFHa@ }faFH}t 81
MeC kIenpuTG c"uuls, ahd MISS iona
fpFsers q hampton
* fcF~ohais.
sNiss Elizabeth Los d. VINO mas been
spehainE fne WINTER ana f4FiA spring
~ West Fo'ut Va - N" EHeH' I"i
tne Easter season "i h'f uncle - =
Gregory. III thtA a+
Mr., and Mrs 1lafent' : @3"h ana
1haries read "i TINS CTS '' guests
OF John iodd al ms H@A.t 'ieh-
more on me iaF}eFHfo"N Foa4 near
seaoA1oht
w. M carter on iteHhtoh", spent
several gays ms "fth IN 9taun'q 81,
- me su'.4t On h'S AE'ttF' -'iH. " ~
DudteY. Ht was ehfoute 10 'iuh'i'e
ION west va
EtT1eitt t>sAh ana i'a1aaF.
french orphans heta more iflehuly
ahtsr@1 no" IMAM EVER oofthh 1ic
war. II reports from apFoa' are 80 ne
sreaatea. NJ SENIOR aHa = Ht''''
ssslss 81 ~" "p'" ma 7tie''l us -
schosi "o"pteu FfeIcH of Pi'"lt9
fore our country entered me war atIa /
no" mas hecofne hs'sess7a'S to'
these heSs ana s'r4 70 ass nv ~"
&c % h"lp th@h az c"I lhE toI ''.gil
three adopted chiAoFeh VI vac
evening OF May z. IN the sen "fsoh
audiIoffuHa' an opportunity VIII pe ~
Tered whehs unaer the auspices o. we
French ana spanish s"t9tt'eS' l'lele
VIII De y oahee ana paz@tI n'otl,a
Will represent many phases Oh ffeh'a
life places OF historic ana Oh present
Interest
The spanish society - "of hiiis
toward scholarship !" ." uSea ny
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