Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-13
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Miss Augusta Glass, of Washington,
"ii arrive In Richmond today to be
.ne guest OF Miss Margaret Palmer
Miller at her homo on West Grace
erect. Miss Glass will remain in
,n. n,'iI Tor stay OF several weeks.
"ohlns Aiumnnc to Have Luncheon.
nn interesting affair of next Monday
n Hiil DC the luncheon given by the
richmond Chapter Of the Alumnae As
ISOLATION OF Hollins College in honor
OK Miss Mary Williamson. Of liollins
college. who will speak In Richmond
mat afternoon before the members OF
thc Woman's Club and their guests.
The luncheon will be held at
O'Clock at the Westmorcland Club. ana
an former students of Hollins desir-
ing to attend the affair are asked to
4l2l-W.
observation-disclosures.
Mr. and Mrs. William Christopher
Goodman. whose wedding took place
Tuesday evening at o o'clock In the
Third Presbyterian Church. arc spend-
ing their honeymoon in New York.
Philadelphia. Washington and Bal til
more. The bride was formerly Miss
Avery Briggs Johnson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Marshall Johnson, and
Edgar Manning Goodman and saw ac-
tive service with the Sixth Machine
Gun Battalion. Second Division.
Marines. The ceremony was performed
church, where the bride has been a
regular attendant since early child
hood, was decorated in palms. ferns.
Cathedral candles and white chrysan-
themuIns.
The bride entered with her brother.
Charles Lewis Johnson. By whom she
was given away. She wore Il frock
of metallic trimmed taupe Georgettc
crepe made over pekin blue silk, with
n taupe hat and carried a shower
bouquet of Bride roses Her only
ornament was string OF Pekin beads
in silver fiiagree setting. gift Of
the groom. The maid OF honor. Miss
Pauline Jones. was dressed in yellow
satin and carried large bouquet OF
low tulie. Mrs. Charles Lewis John
son. who was dame OF honor. was
Eowned in orchid GeorEettc crepe with
silver and blue trimmings. She car
ried a bouquet of chrysanthemums TO
match her gown. Norwood Gibson was
best man. The bridesmaids included:
Miss Isabelle Shaw, who wore Nile
green Georgette crepe over satin and
carried pink carnations tied with tuIe:
Miss Matte Shaw. in white net trim
med in blue satin, with bouquet OF
white carnations tied with blue tuue;
Miss 1ncz Johnson. in white net with
blue trimmings over pink satin. carry
ing pink carnations. Little Misses
Esther Roy Nichols and Mars aret
Fisher. who acted as flower girl ana
ring bearer, wore white organize
irocks with ribbon sashcs.
The ushers were: J. Wiagheld Par
rish. r Frank Richter. JF.. w. L. Lee
and Marston Cru!np.
The bridal party was entertained at
the home OF the bride on Monday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Goodman VIII De
at home after December i at 3l2 North
Twenty-thrd street. Among the
guests from a distance Attending the
wedding were: Messrs. Norman En-
nett. Ernest and Lewis GOODMAN.
Cosby. all OF Beaver Dam; Miss Pauline
Jones. of Pelham, y. c.
len for Overseas Nurscs.
The Y. w G. A. will give tea TINS
afternoon from to O'Clock al tie
central building, North Fifth Street
The tea is given in honor OF the re-
turned overseas nurses.
Prominent Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Coles Spragins, Jr..
the latter formerly Miss Rosa Lee
Willipgham. are spending their honey
moon In the south. Their marrias e
took place November l in st. John S
Episcopal Church. Houston, at o'clock.
Tho church was decorated in white
. lovely setting for the ceremony.
which was performed by the rector.
Rev. q. Wallace Ribblc.
The bride was gowned in white
Georgette crepe. with 4 veil of white
tulle, with wreath Of orange bios
sons and carried bouquet OF white
roses and swansonia. Miss Virginia
Lovclace. of Houston, the maid of
honor. wore gown Of pink taffeta,
with a pink tulle hat; the bride smaid.
Miss Marian Spraglns, sister OF the
Sroom. wore blue taneta. with hat or
tulle TO match.
Frank Faulkner was best man. and
Marc G. Philips, OF Washington. d: C.,
was groomsman. Tie ushers were
Lacy and Stebbins Lawson. Miss Sal
lie Peachy Booker was ringbearer. and
Miss Lula Edmondson, of Houston, gave
the bride away.
hi iS IN nf n q
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willingaam. of
Houston, and granddaughter of the
late Major II. a. Edmondson. \
Mr.. Spragins is the SON OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Coles Spra gins. of South Bos-
ton. and is in the tobacco business
at smithheld. N. c.. where he and his
bride will make their future home.
Among the out-of-town guests at the
wedding were Miss Mamie Richardson,
OF Washington, y. c.: Mrs. Joe Terrell,
of Raleigh. \. G.; Mrs Abe Craddock
DR.. and Mrs. r.. o. Canada. Of Grot-
toes: Mrs. II. NJ. Harris. of Clarksvillc:
Marc G: Phillips. of washington. D. c.:
Richard Harris. of Waynesboro. and
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
Mrs, J. caskie .cabel,l,, Of Richmond: has
baltimore for an extended stay this fall.
Mrs. ]. IIaskins IIobson has left for In
q" OLA h he po dsush Mrs Robert Dava Eares
field.
n1 Ss TsnsE Mrs Of ca@a Is visit at
Cutonsville. Md.
Captain George Chandler Cox of Fhila-
dclphia, OF Senator r.. A. Cox. Is the
guest OF Mrs. W. w. Hines in Petersburg.
RTs c2T vscn in ssn and %as esa
twice for bravery.
Or. Frank Dawes Conroy. Of baltimore.
s s%est Of ofS MRS. W. ". Hines 90 'A'
Mrs. Norman Slack. of Norfolk Is spend
t,,- ra1 az
WOMEN'S MEETINGS.
Miss Kathleen Mallory. corresponding sec
rotary OF the WoIpans Missionary Union.
auxiliary to the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton. will speak before the women Of Rich,
First baptist CHURCH on Friday, afternoon