Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-10
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ter. Miss Engenia Fairfax. will come
- iMGGhmond about January for an
aIri1X has recently sold oak Ill.,"
~ historic old estate In Loudoun
t"un'y. near l.cesburg.
Luncheon for Miss Powers.
Another pretty affair for one OF the
seasons dcbu,antcs was the luncheon
Given yesterday by Mrs. j. J. Hickey.
o. N.Y. Park Avenue. in honor OF MISS
rLace at tho Country Club of virginia
and covers were laid for eighteen. The
table WAS arranged with silver
NUNS. and tied with tulle as Il center
piece. and smaller yellow chrysanthe-
dlcs were shaded in pale yellow and
attractive cards marked the places OF
me guests Invitations for the Gh ar
winter and several visiting girls:
Mrs. Charles Cakes of New YORK
"as also present
10 Visit Relatives.
Miss itmpssie Flanagan viii arrive
nsH, wee f9r co Ts' an To hse er nmc
and his family here. Later on Mr..
and Mrs. Flanagan and Captain Coke
Flanagan viii be with them for
Miss Flanagan was one OF the de-
hutantes here last winter.
Entertain Guests.
Misses Isabel and Elisabeth Strothcr
scott "ii! entertain a small house
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic William Scott,
800 West Franklin street. the guests
aarriyins for the two big, parties TO
IN honor OF their daughters. Among
INC visitors Will be Miss Anne Ca ter
nruIany' dnirs hter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
.oakley.n Fauquier County: Miss
MNadinn Oknard daughter OF Mr.. ana
ton and Eauruier County.
MISS DuianE IS making her formal
% %bMIe In va Mashins,on this winter.
mas nccn done in her honor.
40 the W"mnn's Club.
~ ousehold Labor, Saving Devices"
VIII hc subject OF a lecture TO be given
ms afternoon At o'clock before the
men ,.n. of he Woman.s Club: and
j., j., -, Einairilan OF the afternoon. and tea
VII be served in the drawing room
following the program.
Wedding of Interest.
inc latter formerly Miss Eliza Brod-
TAX ingram. daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
honeymoon IN the North Their we'd
CPS was celebrated on the evening
church OF what was once old Man
CHESTER, at $50 o'clock. the Rev. Henry
- hacheier oniciaiinG. MIR. Miller
- a son OF the late Judge Thomas NJ
-dil!eT. OF Powhatan County. and Ms
:nnnc Paiteson Miller. OF Forest Hill
Ihc pride IS member or one OF the
Niuest Fcsiaent families In South Rich
ihphu; ana one that has been dis
llnsnisaed in this country since the
dh.a. sne attended MISS Morris
school and during the World War was
,."om Lnirtesied in war work. being
government munition plan, at seven
ines where she was promoted 10 the
i ,ank 81 Lieutenant MT. Miller is the
ihhl!y which has had in each genera
ION since the Revolution lis dis
raauate 59"y sGe r. hn is AZ honor
y SAfne'ny and received his L.. l.. h. at
iiS;.ahmond College. lie also studied a t
Washington and Lee ana tn. Uni
Ners!ty OF Virginia and was stationed
al lamp Lee during the war
ne Meade Memorial Church WAS
'athtdra! candles and Southern smiiax
anu vested choir under the direc-
Non, non OF KtchaEd Bacon, sang the we'd
u,hS music. The bride. VINO entered
alone wore a gown of white duchess
SSatIn t;immed IN duchess lace, ana
with = bandeau OF pearls. She wore
pearl necklace. AN heirloom in the
:."i.y, and carried u shower bouquet
OF BRIDE roses and swanson!a DIR
iHSfain gave his daughtc. away Miss
Alice ingram, who attended her sister
80 "ldaN VI HcnOf, Wore DIRK
irQck combined with tulle and a pink
tG!!c hat. She carried an arrnful OF
PINK roses. Thomas Miller was his
Dioihers best man. and the ushcrs In
Guided Charles Moss. Philip CogbIIl.
i.!ii!cpase Ingram. brother OF the
"r,de. and James Patton.
here. The bride is a niece Of the IaJe
JudEc John Henry Ingram, and a great
niece OF the late Mrs. John y. Branch.
Inc groom IS also widely related in
X edmond and throughou, the state.
Iol!oM inS their honeymoon. Mr. ana
Mrs Miller VIII make their home in
Visiting Here.
Me InS sp 1as, r. Garter Of Baltimore
Mrs. Thomas Atkinson, at their home
eere. Mr.. and Mrs Garter are piane
h iinS to MAKE their home in Richmond.
having recently sold their house in
tuXion. Md, TO Mr.. and Mrs Leonard
VI lowering. Jr.
virginia Writer'S Club.
The Virginia Writers Club will hold
us regular monthly meeting on Friday
evening OF This week. at the Profes-
S ocImrk M nr an Bullying, at $50
man Tor ms evening. the program for
which WI be the reading OF the list Of
Mork r2Diished by the members OF the
c!uo, followed by discussion Of the
subject assigned by the program com
mi,tee Tor the evening: The .subcon-
Sciuus Mind in Literary Work" DR.
Tucker will lead the discussion. which
viii then be open 10 the members Of the
club. The program committee includes
lanes Branch Cabeli. president OF the
club: Miss Oric l.. Hatcher. Mrs. John
IiGhtioot, Jr.. and s. G. Glover
Lecture on Devastated France.
An interesting event of tomorrow
evening will be the lecture at Sis
o'clock in the auditorium of the Wom-
ans Club. The lecture is for deyas-
tated France. and is held under the
auspices OF the Bien etre du Blesse of
which Mrs. j.. Caskie Cabell is chair
man. and the Richmond committee OF
The National Civic Federation, OF which
Mrs. j. Allison Hodges is chairman
1h. speakers will be Mrs. ii. l.. Pea
turned after fourteen months work
"a onE the children orphaned by the
war. and Mrs. Il. Frank Mebane. of
North Carolina. who was in France
during the summer, helping Miss Anne
Morgan in her great work of rcstora-
ton there
The lecture will be illustrated with