The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-13
! AxNfYrvrENENTS

\ ane which the PEOPLE OF the en-
r. Gouth Win be deeply interested IN,
lit tuUt announced by Mr Se0
I H Norman Robertson of NAlkrr
Canada. OF their daughter AsRh
I'll 70 DIR, Stuart insecure OF shas
r The wedding takes pasSs Wy
A xskiv n IRE home of sae brides
gfOnta August 18th. and VIII re a.
4 - by 8 number Of relatives ara
4 3SnSAn az DR.. Mcclure from thss SEC
81 the country While Mss
{ GH AetSon Is 4 Canadian by a4Tsa sac
4 ~ i stranger to SeGsher5srs. fer
n ~ making her home here nGsn-
er ~ years, where sne Was sapssaa.
R 4nnoAnt OF ST. Luke's Hospital. sac
Il - lhared her friends by the score
N the formation OF The AcGaire
&ntpitAl unit for overseas service ana
which was later known as base nos
sN14a1 No. As, which made sWeh ar en-
sYfAble record in France, Miss Robert
ooa was made chief nurse and served
I'M that capacity until the close OK me
5RAr. DR.. Mcguire Is the son or MRS
Sumter Holmes Mcclure OF 1hls slss
fen6 OF the late DR. Mcclure. VINO was
chief surgeon of the Confederate
I Gr1xy. and 10 a. much beloved by the
i WU0Dle Of the South as was his ais
tinguished father.
81 Another interesting announcement
1 le~ that OF Miss Jessie Margaret Ben
nett, daughter of Mrs Harry NJ, Ben
D6ft, Of Cleveland Ohio, TO Hernert
Hsnirh Brown. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
sEAAries cunningham Brown. OF Pc
stef1burg. The wedding which takes
Siare in the home OF the bride-eiects
Gnele and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
III. Tally, near Westhampton. VIII be
relebrated very quietly next Thurs
10y evening AT = o'clock. The BRIDE
INtect will be given in marriage ny her
sxncle. Mr.. Tally, and her only at
sfNnAants will be her sister, Miss
ss1Garr. Bennett and her cousin, Miss
-Ffisctila sSherherd. while the best man
viii be Marshall L. Brown.
After the ceremony. Mr., Brown
and his bride will leave for an ex-
handed wedding journey. al the con-
eiustpn of which they will make
Rtrhmond their home.
"wednesday, July 18th. is the date
~ for the marriage of Miss Rachei
Trquhart: daughter of Mrs, Whitmell
III. Trquhart of Richmond. TO John
Argyle Turner. son of Mrs. John j.
Turner. The marriage. which In one
cf much interest TO society here VIII
IA quietly celebrated at the home OF
the bride In East Franklin street
The only aftendan: will be the neice
OF the bride, little Miss Lily urduhart
McCabe. and the bes, man will he
Robert Kean Turner OF New York.
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. W r. Burkhardt. rector of
Grace Episcopal church.
WEDDINGS.
Hurt-Adams.
80 A wedding OF unusual interest oc-
CURED yesterday morning at 1890
O'Clock in the Methodist church al
sBaarkstone, when Miss Louise Adams.
Z dSuEhfer of Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
/ Adams became the bride of Lieuten-
ant Samuel Hansfcrd Hurt, L. $. ~,
ron Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Hurt,
also OF Blackstone. The church was
Beautifully decorated for the occasion
In hydrangeas, ferns and southern
Amiiax To the strains of Mendeis-
schns wedding march the bride en-
tered with her father, Mr. George T.
Adams. by whom she was given IN
marriage and WAS met at the altar
by the bridegroom and his hest man,
Shirley Randolph Hurt. of Richmond,
his brother. The lride, who has just
returned from ih@ Randolph Macon
Nomans college where she attended
school several sessions, is lovely
young girl OF the brunette type. She
WA& handsomely aiitPa III a OTNcbAt'tN
suit Of orchid gabardene, with black
velvet hat and corsagc bouquet OF
orchids.
Rev C. O Tuttle. pastor Of the
church, was the officiating clergy
man. The brides only attendants
were her two young sisters, Miss
Lucy 3. Adams, gowned in orchid
faffeta, with picture hat and carried
Killarney roses and Miss Matte Lee
4 tn ar
pink taffeta. with picture hat and
carrying flowers similar TO those OF
her. sister. The ushers included DR..
Archer Bagley, of Richmond. w c.
Adams. r. p. Bagley. s. s. Harris, w.
n. Hurt, A. l.. Cobb. r. d. Maben
and George C. Hurt
After the ceremony Lieutenant and
Mrs Hurt left for Northern we'd
Atn9 journey, and will later make
their home in Philadelphia. where the
Bridegroom lis now stationed with the
III. 8. s. Nevada. The wedding is
one Of the most important events OF
the season in that section Of the
atAte and was largely attended. A
number Of guest were present from
distance. Some of these we're;
Ex Ex-Governor and Mrs. Mann
sof Petersburg: Mr.. and Mrs Will
Hicks, OF Richmond; Mrs. Lawson
Wilson, of Petersburg: Misses Edith
and Constance Whitiock, of Pow
hatAn county; Miss Mary Mann Of
Petersburg, Miss Louise Michaels and
Mtss Catherine Minor. of Richmond;
Mrse. Charles Weisiger, DR.. Archer
Bagley, Shirley Hurt. ST, John G.
Boggs. Of Richmond; Mrs. r. M.
Baum. Jr., Of Norfolk; Miss Bessie
Franklin. OF Pamplin, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Crawiey. of Wilson. N.
C. Several prenuptial entertain
ments, consisting of showers and
luncheons and teas were given in
honor Of sthe bride. during the week.
Among them was & beautiful lunch
son, given by Mrs. William Robert
Jones at her home on South Main
street Thursday, al which covers
were laid for an even dozen. and the
table was beautifully decorated In cut
Mowers and shaded candles At 1880
the same evening miscellaneous
shower was rendered the hride-elect
~ Mss Pansy Seay. to which were
invited the special friends of the con-
Nrac4ing parties. On Friday after
noon 4 handkerchief shower was
1ven by Miss Ruth Barrow at her
Home IN West Blackstone. which was
a1aReely attended.
Day-TcrreI1
g#4 rnarriaHs OF much interest to A