The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-19

celebrated Tuesday. October 18th,
at high noon in Baptist Memorial
church, at Columbia, w41en Miss /
Eimina Adelaide Walton, became
the bride OF Rodertck- GrymeB
cowherd, Of GordonsviIle. Rev +. |
@. Layindcr officiating. The
church was artistically decorated
with nhrysanthenfurns and ever
greens >and was lighted with wax
tapers.
Miss Nellie Payne presided at the
organ and slxilfuily rendered the
wedding music, Mendieson's as a
wedding music, Mendlesoh's as a
occasional. Just before the cere-
mony, Miss Harriet Tutwiler soft
~ sang al Dawning." The bride
wore a lovely gown of white gcor
gettes heavily embroidered in pearls
with a tulie veil and wreath OF
Grange blossoms, her only sorna-
ruents being a string Of pearls. a
gift OF the groom. She had as her
maid of honor her sister, Miss Cora
Walton, who wore yellow net and
carried yellow chrysanthemums.
Bridesmaids wearing white or
candle and black picture hats,
carrying white carnations were as
follows: Misses Addie cowherd,
sister OF the groom. Irene Oaks,
Ruth Kymbrough, of Mineral: Isa-
belle willard. Annie Payne and
Maude Walton, sister of the bride
The groom had as his best man,
Frank Cowherd of Richmond
Groomsmen were Maurice STRAIT
ton. Paul Patterson. NJ. N. Good
Cowherd, of Richmond, and Tan
min Hodgson. of Columbia Ue0ers
were DR.. John Nelson, W. l. Kay
zer. Little Miss Sarah Launder
carried the ring, while the flower
girls were little Alice Walton and
Lo0da HnSkstep.
Immediately following the cere-
rnony the young couple left for
Northern wedding trip which will
include stops Ia Washington, New
y ork and Niagara Falls. The bride
wore q travelling suit OF ruby col
ored sIIvertone. with accessories to
match Monday evening an efabor-
ate reception was given the bridal
party aud retativesNat the home Of
the bride. Out OF town guests in
oluded Mr., and Mrs. Nd. d. Cow
drfc4s, G. T. Cowherd. M. d. Cow
herd. Jr., Miss Addie Cowherd, NJ.
M. Goodwin, and Maurice Stratto1,
all of Gorionsvfile. Miss barbara
Ksan, of Louisa, and Mrs. E. F.
Tutwiler, and daughter, Miss Ear
rief, of Birmingham. Ala Mr..
Cowherd and his bride Will be At
home 10 their friends at Mon
tieGh," near Gordonswfaae, after Oc-
tober the 18TH
Mrs. Henry warren was a hostess
Of the Nature club, Of Orange, on
Thursday October Q. The fall TOW
ers were used TO decorate the living
room which with its windows on two
sides and glass doors opening on the
: third on the terrace. is eharrnfngfy
arranged for eetertatnfng. Abou,
ten of the members were present. the
guest II the club being Miss Ewing,
. the house guest ~ Mrs Stovan- The
subject Of the day was wal: whit
wrsn" Mrs. Wills read most inter
estlng paper ON the post and Ers. ].
n Macon read effectively ytis poem,
Leaves OF Grass Mrs. DeJarnetre
read an article on the Danes of In
diana After the literary part Of
tfe program delicious la New
hlre course was served with tomato
aspie, dainty sandwiches and eon ee-
FREEZING NOTES.
Noah G. Co0n.s, ~ isom. vfssted
friends here on Friday.
r. NJ Aldridge is visiting hts
daughter Mrs John Addinxtoe. OF
Philips,
Mrs Mary McFan, who ss besng
treated AZ Myrs. KY for neuralgia
affection. is said TO be much im-
proved
Columbus e KELLEY WAS at Jen-
kins. Ky. on business during TIE
week
Alvin Kiffen. of Phspps. Is visiting
friends near Freezing.
Cornelius J. vano~-er Of Boiecamp.
visited reiattves near h~re durtns
the week
.ygllliann II AcE'an nnaAe a visit To
relatives at Jackhcrn. Ky during
the week
i. NJ vanover visited fr+erds at
Norlana en- "Wednesday
Ca~a der Iohrson. al rsoxn. wac ~
Fraefing dnrTnT the week.
r. II Moore. OF Shelby Gap, KY,
was visiting friends near here on
Wednesday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VOTES.
President Chandler attended A.
meeting Of the Virginia normal
school board NJ Richmond last week
4 ,sysvre seq ss&Nrsng rs~sxsh@ss Scs
the Normal School Y w c. a. was
made this week. TIP 70 the present
time the following represents the
percentage of total meTabership h
90. senior. as; tunSor. iet. sophc-
more 40; freshman 81; preparatory,
SO; sub preparatory. ~.
Miss Miriam Perrin. Of the English
depart uent. spent several days IN
Richmond this week. Miss Perrin
was sent by the Y. W c, A. as a dele
gate to the worki's FELLOWSHIP league
which met In Richmond this week
Miss Ethel Smith a former mem
Der Of the faculty. spent the week
end at the Normal
Mise pntsy Chapman, OF Washing
ton, n C., Sprnt the weekend al the
faculty home as the guest OF Miss
Blanche Rowe.
Miss Fannie NAV Morgan grad
nate of the Normal. spent the week
e,d at the school. Miss Morgan Ia
teaching at Chcrrydale.
REVIVAL MEETING !.