The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-22
HARRISONBURG
THE Daily News Record. }

! marriage of interest in Rocking
hamef county took place Saturday
night at 1890 O'Clock in McGaheys-
vile, when Miss Alice Elizabeth Lam
became the bride OF Vernon Richard
Ammon. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. I. II. Van Devanter pastor
! of the Methodist church. in the pres
ence of large circle Of relatives and
| friends. The license was carried by
f. L. Lambert.
:. The bride IL daughter OF Mr.. and
sr>. ~ "A. LAM. sad1E- ~G-2--~& &
! brunette she ebecgmingfy attised
! in a taupe suit with accessories to
match. The groom liz a son OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. Ammon, all of Nc
Gaheysvilie, and liz young man Of
sterling qualities. For the last three
! years he has been engaged in the
ice business in HaFrisonburs. Both
are popular young people and have
the best wishes of many friends
Immediately after the ceremony a
! party composed OF Mr.. and Mrs. Am
mon. Mrs. l.. V. Leap. c. C. Ammon
! and f. l. Lambert motored to Har-
| risonburg. where they attended the
! New Virginia theater
A surprise party was given Satur-
day night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
! A Q. Brenaman, who reside on DR..
c. Il. Beall's farm near Pleasant Val
j ley. in honor OF their daughter, Miss
Fern Brenaman, who was fourteen
years old. Games were played and a I
late hour refreshments, consisting
OF crackers, cheese. pickles, fruits,
! candies. cakes and lemonade were
served. Music was given by Misses
! Nina Maiden and Katie Miller. Miss
, Reba Brenaman; Messrs. Reece and
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| presents.
! Those present were Misses Nina and
Pearl Maiden. Myrtle Harmon, Katie
and Leona Miller, OF CenterviiIe;
/ Pearl Smith, of Cross Keys: LILLIAN
/ and Ethel Whitesel, Fern, Carrie and
/ Charles Maiden, Charles and Hughie
! Harmon. WILDER Dovel, Lurty and
Dein'ar Huffman and Carter Hu'vey:
/ Mrs. William Maiden and little daugh-
ter, Hazel Maiden: Mr.. and Mrs O. A.
Brenaman and little son, A. o. Brena
! man. Jr
Mr.. and Mrs G. C. Ammon enter
| tanned at dinner Sunday at 1870
o'clock at their home in McGaheys-
vile, in honor of their son and daugh-
ter in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
| Richard Ammon. Mrs. Ammon was
Miss Elizabeth Lam and their mar
rage took place Saturday night in
/ McGaheysville. The dinner consisted
| of all the good things OF the season
| and. the brides cake was cut by the
| bride.
Guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
! Vernon r. Ammon. Mr.. and Mrs.
re-. w. Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs w. A.
Leap; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. V. Leap and
sons. Louis and Hensel Leap. Mr.. and
Mrs. r, p. Hensley and daughters,
Clara and Normie Henslcy; Mr..
Scruggs and daughter, Viola ScrugEs;
J. J. Frey. Master Welty Ammon,
Miss Ruth Sampson. and Mr.. and Mrs,
c. c. Ammon, of ,McGaheysvilie.
Otto A. Wise, member of the firm
Of Herman Wise & Sons. has left for
a business trip to New York and
eastern cities
William O'Brien, Camp Humphries,
was recently discharged from the SER
vice. and has returned to his home
near Greenmount.
Mrs. Beulah Metts and little son.
home In Alexandria after q vigit to
her mother. Mrs. Ed Sites, on North
Main street.
Mrs Sadie Bixler. who had been a
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
n. W. Lam. at New Erection. and
relatives near Singers Glen. has gone
to her home in Washington.
| Misses Margaret Zirkle and Grace
| Smucker have returned to their
homes in TimbervilIe, after spending
the week end with Miss Lillian Miller
| at Bridgewater il
| Miss Laura Fansier, who was II
/ guest of Mrs, n. r, Reeves, near Day
| son. asas retavn.ed~ 70, her .,hcIrs II,
| Winchester
William Burhoider has returned to
| his home in Roncervete. w. Va, after
a visit to relatives in Harrisonburg
and Rockingham.
W. 8. Hedrtck, who visited his fam
! lily on Collicelio street. has returned
| to Huntington, W. Va. During the
| summer and fall Mr.. Hedfick spent
| several months in Washington