Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27

society here is that OF Miss. Katherine
a rrsa + :. daughter of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sh e Mars; Treat nov stationed at Camp
Jr, who has just returned from Two
years years, service with the American ex-
who Is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs 4. Il.
Butler, OF Washington. was an aid on
tho stan OF Mator-deneral Charles r.
Summerall.
Reception for DIR. Nciison.
pr. w. A. Nelson. president Of Smith
College. will be the guest Of Miss
Virginia Randolph Elicit during his
s s,rs in RiehWomd Miss hss Elicit viii
afternoon at the Country Club Of vi i
ginlu mt !, o'clock: This morning at
the student body OF the Elicit Couns
try School for Girls.
Wood-Cook.
Mrs. Ella Cabuniss Wood announces
The marriage Of her daughter, Louise
MIR: MIR; Cook Z" sn was formerly Of Bon All: Va.
today to visit relatives.
At the Woman'n Club.
r, a Sri fns program has been ar
a, the Womans Club. when Charles Charles
itann Kennedy. the distinguished au-
thor and playwright. will read from his
and will also give some Bible nterpre-
,ations. Mr.. Kennedy is the author of
y ThS servant in The House" The Army
WIN Banners and many other plays
that have achieved success both here
and In England. Mrs. Beverley u. Mum
iord Is chairman OF the afternoon.
rho usual informal reception Will
follow the program. Tea Will be served
n the drawing room.
DRncc at Hcrmitnxc.
An attractive affair OF this week will
pc the dance TO be held at the Hermit.
iase Country Club for members and
lhcir guests. This is the second Of
la. ,,t
or governors for the season. and viii
DC most Interesting event. An or
begins at s o'clock.
scahury-lIooth.
Palms. forms and candles were the
afternoon of Miss Martha Arnold sea-
bury to William Henry kevan Booth.
a, ne T. GS5e s,rnn '2ok place at $40 O'clock
tersburg, in tho presence OF large
asscmblase. Rev. Charles Stribling, ID.
D. -, being cling the cele6rant. assisted by
ton stree, Methodis, c. E !" "s"'"s
Ihe briIe entered with her father.
y" %'S s gave her away. She wore gown
rain. and her veil fell from coronet
S Sa gssl d ,ae e,,,s she carried shower
gain Mann was the maid or honor, and
wore yellow satin with tulic and Gil
yer ribbons. and ea1ricd yellow chry-
Miss Leo Parks. Miss Jennie Hroakc
and Miss Louira Greene. OF Norfolk.
wore gowns OF green tancta with sii.
yer. and carried yellow chrysan,hc-
NUNS. Miss Phoebe Reed Drewry, a
and ~as very dnintily at,ircd In white.
WIN green ribbons. and carried an
S n.tas mi, ID noss s Alfred VIII
s nnne ana Arno'd Fleetwood were the
Robert Butcher was the best man
ane tho W %she5s were .: JGhn nasrson
.. Collins. OF Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Booth left Immediately
after the ceremony for trip to North
err cities. and on their return will re-
side on Fillmore Street Petersburg.
Younger s Social set s ana Sas made of the
She IS the daushter Of Mr pSt and Mrs.
Of Mr.. and Mrs sen,a% AMIN B Is tse s soa
father. WY" ms
Mrs. Fleetwood Mrs. a. Wilkins. sis
wood and Miss Margaret Hancock.
Wednesday evening an informal en-
tcr,ainment was given to the bridal
PARTY. and a few intimate friends.
Marriage Announced.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank B. Moss announce
the marriage OF their daughter. Emma
Athea, to William ]. Powell. Jr.. De
tober %, in Washington. n. g Aftcr
Northern tour they will return TO
Richmond.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. Richard 4. Sicwers announces
the engagement and approaching mar
rage OF her daughter Helen. to James
e. z; Foster, son OF M,.. and Mrs. +: F.
viii take place in November
wedding of Interest.
Mr., and Mrs. CASTOR Lewis Fender
and VIII later make their home In Nor
folk. Their wedding is OF wide in
. Hds;b e In w,,sin rn and Throughout
erly Miss Eiizabeth Jean jordan.
daughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Jo
seph Warren Jordan. formerly OF Jack
OF Airs: Elizabeth w. Fender. of Nor
folk The ceremony took place We'd
mes nesda M,. afternoon t1o at the home OF Mr..
dolk. The entire lower floor OF the
house was decorated with palms ferns
and white chrysanthemums and in the
nail the stairway was entwined with
running cedar. The marriage was SOL
emnized In the drawing room before ar
ra enaes a aa tS Of palms and eathea
formed by DR.. s. T. Sehter. pastor of
E2worth Methodist Church.
ro the ,I bride; wh9 entered the drawing
was given in marriage, wore suit
of blue velour cloth and a hat to CORE
srS'u, anu - CorsaSe bouquet or orchids
and maidenhair fern.
Miss Marion Juliet Jordan. sister OF
the bride. was her maid of honor. She
wore pretty frock of rose pink taffeta
SILK and large black picture hat and
esrfied an arm bouquet of RUSSELL
roses.
little Miss Margaret Lindsay Turn
hull was the flower girl. She wore 4
frotk OF white bastiste trimmed with
lace and pink SASH, and carried a
white French basket filled with pink
sweetneas. The bridegroom had as his
best man David Pcnder
Following the marriage there was a
reception, The dining room was deco
rated with pink end white chrysanthe-
NUNS and the table was arranged with
a centerpiece Of Southern smiax. pink
rosebuds and candles
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fender and Miss
Ella B. Pender, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thad
Huffey. OF Tarboro, N. c.; Dr. and Mrs.
Michael Bradshaw and Miss Margaret
Bradshaw. of Durham, n. c.: Miss Mar
garet McCaw, OF Boston. Mass.
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