The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-03

he bridegroom, OF Wallace. N. c,
and Fl. l.. Robertson. OF Columbia
g s.
Harrfs-Exiwards.
A most interesting marriage took
place in Moorehead City. N. c. We'd
heeday evening at $50 o'clock, the
contracting parties being Miss Eliza
beth watson Edwards, and Alfred 8.
Harris, Of Charlottesville. Va The
bride is the attractive daughter OF
Mrs. J. Hartweli Edwards, Of North
Carolina. The ceremony took place
II the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
Z. Nj. Wade. on East Bridges street.
which was beautifully decorated In
bng leaf pine. smiiax, potted
plants, the stairway being covered IN
white and trimmed in vines. Just
before the bridal party enterad Miss
Lorrain Arendcll sang very sweetly y
Love You Truly. and Miss Bernice
keary. rendered the wedding marches.
During b. h played
very softly ITO A Wild Rose. Little
Miss Ruth Long and Katherine Wade.
nieces Of the bride. dressed In blue
and carrying baskets OF pink asters'
proceeded tho maid Of honor. Who was
Miss Eleanor Edwards. sister OF the
bride. Miss Edwards dress wa OF
mink organdie and she carried pink
Killarney roses. The bride. who en-
tered with her brother-in-law. G. NJ.
wade, was Handsomely gowned IN
whtta x~eorgette crepe. with an over
Are~ Of lace. Her flowers were q
mower bouquet OF BRIDES roses. James
Harris, OF Crozet vas his brothers
Sest man. The ceremony was per-
Formed by Rev. J. h. Willis, pastor or
he First Baptist church. h beautifui
hnyN~ veAAH Follow.
hnx the ceremony, . reception was
Ma. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris left h
scriovfnx morning for Washington and
nm through the valley of virgiria-
Aver August LIST. they win be At
Nome In Charlottesville. h bride
- former student Of Meredith col
nge, Raleigh. N. G.
Happy BirthdAy Party.
Mrs J. L. Mosely. who has been
lonnned to her bed for several weeks,
was given a birthday surpriso palty
- me missionary society auxiliary
a. i. Of Broad-Street N, F. churcn.
"A whtch she was . member. AZ her
Soms Monday evening. . very pleasant
Sreninx was spent. an amusing pro-
Sram was arranged by the dinerent
/. sAIea Refreshments were served
fufing the evening.
WIN Be ~Ae Home Today.
rne Rev. walter Joseph Mott, or
Hachmond who has recently been
brdsined to the CatnoIic
@snathood. and who will celebrate his
- mass here. AZ st. Peters church
~ morning, will be at home IN
SnrmaIly during the day at h home
~ hie parents. Mt. and Mrs. F.. H.
Mott. on Norwood avenue. Barton
6eiEhts. MI. and Mrs. Mott will have
"A rrectal guests all the clergy OF the
Ionnan church in this city. and
1open house" viii be kept all day,
b honor OF their SON
Nothefs' Meeting.
rhsre Win be an interesting moth
So meeting unAeF the auspices OF
unity ". c. r. b. Monday afternoon
q i o'clock ut the residence Of Mrs.
NcCloud, l71e Delaware avenue. The
meeting will be conducted BY Mrs.
Il u. Newton. national W. c. +. u.
-rrranixer, assisted by Mrs. r. r.
\ Thomas bl-county president OF Ham
over and Henrico counties. An In
terestins program ma. been
and . cordial invitation II extended
70 all
PERSONAL MENTION
Miss sibyle l. Goodrich left yester-
Aay 10 spend her vacation with her
urents It Benson, N. c.
Mis- Margaret Miller. OF Went
0race street, has gone to Brunswick
county, to be the quasi Of her grand
mother, Mrs. Joseph Palmer. for
bome time.
NJ. and Mrs. r. N. Williams and
kcr James, and Mr.. and Mrs. William
&niIIfne and family, leave tomorrow
~ : motor trip. which will include
KIT to Hot Springs, Warm And
Rsaiing Springs.
~ Jessie Potter. Of Stuart street.
H ffrhland park. has gone to Rock
CS6re Alum Springs for her vacation.
1S' = -.
~. II. VIII and children have re-
arned from Atlantic CITY and other
%arskhMrn