Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
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entered the war that the romance an,
: charm of IL all makes one of the mos
< delightful stories one might find jus
now. The canteen in Richmond wa
Z organized by the British Vice Consul
and Mrs Arthur p. Wilmer. and th
--corps OF workers tina, they drew
: around them accomplished splendid re
suits. The loveiiest girls in tow,
threw aside every other interest anc
gave themselves with unfailine on
thusiasm TO this service. Amy number
of weddings and engagements hav,
been announced recently among thi.
special corps Of workers. Miss caro-.
lhic Preston is now Mrs. Mordecai
Miss Chloe Tyler Cooke, Mrs. Stuar,
Walker; Miss julia Joynes Mrs Har-
old Hocher: Miss Gladys Noalc Mrs
George Peabody. Jr Miss Elizabeth
Penick. Mrs. Bernard Meredith. Miss
Rachel rrquhar;. Mrs. Argyle Turner.
Miss Marian Lec!>y. Mrs Harry Stone.
Miss Mary \. Johnson. Mrs William
jerman: Miss I-or2 Svump. Mrs. Dan
icl; Miss Nell Rennolds. Mrs Andrew
Christian. Ir.; Miss Mary Nicholas
Ainslie. Mrs William Lcfsw: Miss An
ME Lse chcs;wood. Mrs Harry Mon;a-
quo Niece. Miss Louise Wilmer VIII
he married mex; month 70 WORKMAN
Spilmsa: Miss Mi-!Sm Reynolds we'd
ding 10 Eooc-; Towers is 10 take place
Saturday the ensasemcu; % Miss
Nz,hrirs C2hc'l - Charles Mor-iss has
suS; been announced aud there are
-uu,c-s % several other eneassmcnts
. oe announced III the near future.
!; reads like : page from, novel a.
romance. Some of the weddings are
-ea! war marriages wi,h the si,nr,es;
io- sail;ns setting the time and place
for the ceremony withou, regard for
the t-ci that ones friends and family
might be aeie 10 attend or not. some
OF them have been brilliant and fash
ioaable events and still others have
been quiet home weddings. with only
the immediate families present.
Dame Rumor IS busy with gossip OF
the coming season and the winter
promises 10 be gay one in the annals
of social Richmond.
One OF the most important events of
the week, although quietly celebrated.
is the marriage of Miss Miriam Fell
Reynolds, daughter Of Mr.. aad Mrs.
Thomas Pcuiand Reynolds, to Angus
tus Robert Towers, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reed Towers. The ceremony will
take place at o'clock in the home OF
the brides parents, sos Park Avenue.
on Saturday evening, with only the two
families and few intimate friends
present. MIR. Towers ard his bride will
make their home IN Richmond on their
return from wedding journey.
There will H. the usual weekly hop
at the Country Club OF Virginia sat
urday evening following dinner and
an orchestra Will pi..y throughout the
evening. BRENT WITT.
Miss Cnben To Wed.
Mr.. and Mrs }. Aston tahcll, Of
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
Ter. kathrinc Hamilton, 10 Charles
Wilson Morriss. also Of Itichmond. the
October. The announcement is one OF
the most interesting OF the season and
the Wedding WI be AZ important az.
3 one Of the most beautiful young girls
s. Virginia. made her formal bow IL
Richmond society ut brilliant Christ
liam Rufiin Cox, for whom she is named
and Gcnearl Cox, in tho Wcstmorcland
Club. Tho caaell family is among the
oldest and most distinguished in the
South.
Mr.. Morriss. who is equally IS widely
related as his hriac.io- be. is grand
son of the late Colonel Robert Nor
riss. OF Richmond. He has recently re-
turned from service overseas, having
been an aerial observer With the art'!-
lery for the period or the war. Miss
Cabell has been active III caatccn AM
Red Cross work. rs we'll as other Wal
activities.
visiting in the south.
Miss Virginia stewart Jones, has
been Spending the past month in Bir-
mingham. Ala. whore she has been
the, guest of Miss Martha Collier and
given In her honor. Shr viii also
visit Miss Julia Cooke at her home in