Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19
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oaa aSfmsr Was 81 MGssh elf BY
the rector. Dr.. j., w. Morris. in the
friends and relatives. The BRIDE en- m
tered the church alone but was given
met al the altar by the groom. Who
fasb; Harris, The The, bride.a gown was
lace; and her veil OF illusion was held
IN place with "a coronet OF orange bios
Of Pearls. the gift Of the p groem She
carried a shower bouquet OF lilies OF
ne valley and and Bride roses Mrs:
and the brides only attendant. She
wore gown Of .orchid-colored char.
neuse under loose coat effect OF
with large black velvet picture hat
and carried an artistic fern basket
The g5oomsmen were: Or. G: B. Pear
TrS 1 \; ]. brent. Elmer z; lawrence
was decorated with palms. interspersed
with cathedral candles. and the altar
@ Ta BY houis the Barsa
role from Tales of Hoffman, being
played during the ceremony Mr. and
York. Boston and other points North.
and on their return will spend several
days at the Chamberln Hotel. Old
Point Comfort.
A brilliant event of the week will be
fned yi ct Bal for the ns
$50 o'clock. Mrs. e. w; Massie is chair
honorary chairman.
are: Tickets, Mrs. Charles Biliups
i Ice cream Am, Mrs: CHARLES 7: norman:
Mrs: <. Hay; candy. Mrs. Il. Williams u.s. !;
puPP atrenes MFs for tha BALI include
Mrs. Westmoreland Davis. Mrs. George
AAi rs Mrs. ,,a Norman Y; Randolph,
Warren. Mrs 8. James. Mrs. 6. Is,
peasley. Mrs. ]. Allison Hodges. Mrs
Allen Armitage.. Mrs. Stuart Michaux.
Kern. Mrs. Lucy Murray. Mrs. Joseph
S Sorg: Mrs; ST. George Bryan; Mrs; J. q.
A Art ' aann, MIS- Hrs s. g. ss We'll Mrs Mrs
Ordway Fuller, Mrs. Howard Nuckols.
son, Mrs: 4 Hay. Mrs Everett Horner.
Mrs. Addison Lewis. Mrs. Charles Bii.
iK3 Ea;z N Mrs E 20 Cyhaw,sr Mrs John
W.. A. G1asswj,., Mrs. w: II. bradley,
Mrs; 9; E: Lowry. Mrs. c. c. W SaiIuea"
TO Hold birthday Party.
one of the attractive charity events
Pa,1,yss given, Monday afternoon from from
S, 10 8 o'clock at the Jefferson Hotel.
nnuer me auspices and direction OF the
Beth Ahabah Auxiliary. The entertain
meni is an annual event given by the
T. Lees bir tSlrfa; anon OF som General r.
hundred children will be present. All
sorts OF novel games Will be played to
and attractive program has been ars
ranged. Al interested arc cordially in
MRS. George l.. Bowman who has
9eeH VISITING her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
tet Wednesday to join Mir. Bowma3
l"r Few days stay in Kansas City.
War Relief Work of. I'D. c.
,:hrs: j. \. Rountree, OF Birmingham
i iiia1" genera chairman OF the war re-
~, "ork OF the United Daughters OF
M confederacy. has just issued TO- ali
s s,n e,, divisions To- full and detailed
during ,s,s or s the work accomplished
sustain their record during 1918.
ne report shows seven entire wards
hospisai 20 me xa Amfyica Rran mlit1 ,s
record Of States. being as follows: Ala
n nama. nine beds: Arizona. one: Ar
rado. two; District OF Columbia. two:
ftorida. two; Georgia. three; Illinois
S Mnrv IKE, hsHntucky. one: Louisiana, four;
g.
souri,. one: New York. one: North
Carolina four; Ohio. one: Oklahoma.
lima. four: Tennessee. three: Tcxas
eleven; Virginia: four; Washington
SSo; west Virginia. one: United
Daughters Of the Confederacy one:
United Daughters OF the Confederacv
war relief committee. one; Minneapolis,
assisted by Boston, Evansville, Ind,
Portales, y. NJ. one; total. seventy
beds: $4,000
Incomplete reports from the above
states show 2,SS3.122 Red Cross hos
pital garments. 2,607.14l surgical
dressings. 93.ol3 knitted articles made
ny the United Daughters Of the Con
federacy members Eacn State renorts
above figures as being less than half
or the work really done. but few kent
accurate records. For 1919 every United
Daughters of the Confederacy chapter
should keep an accurate. record Of
work done by chapter members
The American military hospital No. I
VIII be needed to care for the sick and
wounded throughout 1919; therefore,