Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
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n brilliant event OF yesterday
AFTERNOON was the reception given by
Nr. and Mrs Thomas l.. Moore at
Mooreland Farm" their handsome
country estate on tho River Road. 1t
was In the nature OF Il house warm
inG,' as this Is tho flrst formal func-
ton TO be held at "Moorcland Farm"
since II was rebuilt following a fire
which totally destroyed the former
residence there. Tho house was
thrown opon everywhere for the
guests and quantities of fragrant
garden flowers were used to decorate
tho rooms throughout. Lavender
ana yellow blossoms were used In
tho drawing-rooms. against a back
ground OF trailing vines and delicate
ferns. and the mantels were banked
VAIN chrysanthemums and asters In
tnesc colcrs. IN tho dining room.
where refreshments wero served. the
table was set with an exquisite CEN
Nlolcts arranged In yellow Vene-
ilan bowl. Yellow and purple How
ers wore also used In this room to
decorate the mantel.
Ambassador at Washington. who wa,
q schoolmate OF the hostess. came to
itlchmond yesterday. especially. To
WAN Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and Mrs.
Moore's mother. Mrs. j. z. Have
meyer. OF New York. Lady Geddes is
very charming and distinguished
woman and great many interesting
AFFAIRS have been given for her since
her arrival In Wash ington. Mrs.
Moore received In gown of sap
Ihirc bluo velvet, made with a
erapery OF rare old Belgian lace. and
Mrs. Iiavcmeyer wore n gown OF
b!nck thread lacc. an heirloom in the
family. made. over orchid-coiored
Il a.
oil velvet and her flowers were purple
. orchids. Mrs. Arthur L. Wilmer wife
o, The british Consul at Richmond.
$50 assisted Mrs. Moore in doing the
honors OF the afternoon.
About 300 guests were present and
Tho reception was ono OF tho most
beautiful entertainments that has
been given in Richmond In many
Approaching wedding.
Hrs. l.. s Wise. OF Charlottesville.
announces the approaching marriage
Atnes Boil OF B!rdsncst. The mar
rage VIII take place at the home OF
the bride on Saturday. October 90.
Prominent Wedding.
An interesting wedding, celebrated
on Thursday in Washington. when
MES Florece Marie Tunstali. daugh-
ter OF Mrs; p; PEBBLES Tunstal. he
inandcr Bcnjnmin Harrison Lingo. u.
$. ~. In historic old St. Johns Church,
on Lafayette Square. by the Rev. Ed
Mard slater Dunlop. officiating. a
reception followed in tho Washing
ton Club. The bride was given in
marriage by her brother, Lieutenant
John l. Tunstall. U. $. A.: Miss Ann
rouhy vas hor maid OF honor and
tho bridesmaids were MISC Anita
Burt. Miss Mary Harlow and Miss
Marie Adams. Lieutenant Commander
j. ~ Lee WAS best man. and tho
ushers wero Lieutenant Commander
W. G.. Il. Hatch: Lieutenant Co!nman-
der Paul Ilcndren ana Lieut.. Com
i g,a, Henry; all OF the United
charmeuse. tho skirt made shor, and
with hnrcm hem. and drapcd with
Hpanish lace over u long and very
iu!l tulle veil which formed the train.
blossoms and so arranged as 10 fall
over her face preceding the cere-
mony. She carried shower OF
Miss Touhy was In hydtangca blue
velvet trimmed with gold lace. tho
gown being cut on simple lines. 4 hat
vt gold lace and she carried an arm
bouquet OF Sunset roses. The brides
foundation OF gold with drapcrics Of
Lighter shades OF hydransca blue.
Their hats were OF bronze tune
trimmed with gold lace and they car
rich arm bouquets OF yellow chrysau-
,hsmums. Among tho out of -town
S,q4e:sis were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l..
r. =. a.
"eler. OF Philadelphia; Julian Pee
hlcr, uncle OF tho bride, and Miss
Mary pcchlcs, OF Atlanta, Ga: Mr.
'nd MIS-. DIVA o. Smith and Mr.. and
Later In the afternoon Commander
ana Mrs. Lingo lef; for wedding
iriD, the latter travelling in gown |
Of dark blue trlcoIctte with a cape |
win MAKE their home in Annapolis. /
where Commander Lingo Is now sta
toned.
Marriage hnnouneea.
Mrs Katharine Wheeler announces
the marriage OF her daughter. Li-
Han hnan Nay, TO koher, York Pitcher.
Ne agsren9nyo a nayins taken place
lors of Rev y. r. Mci'ndcn. After
a Northern trip Mr.. and Mrs. Pitcher |
VII make their home In Richmond
on Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs. |
Frank Forsbctg. who were married |
in philadelphia last week. were |
IN the homo % Mrs, Dodge. in Wood |
land Heights. Tho lower floor was |
decorated IN fall howers and lighted
ed AZ the punch bowl. The bride. who |
was MISS Esther Cook, OF Fox Chase, |
Pa served each guest with wedding |!
today for Chicago ana other Western
cities, and viii make their home in |
milwaukee,. wnere Mr.. Forsbcrg Is !
nn@ stationed in the L. s. "
IN ASD our or TOWN.
and r Mrs; w y, W NY caeen Q: this
and his mother. Mrs Albert Richie.
the government house at Annapolis
!. On route for Richmond.
"s.'. Francis $. Stclnmctz. n. Norfolk
.HS nHcn spending scyoral days In Rich
ipnud.
Mrs. ", II. Scott and Mrs. J. II. rrcn,.ss
t.r spending so;as time In baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Tr1vors OF West
fHnklin Street: have been spending some
lime IA AsheviNe. -. c..
lewis Cass Adair 500.
Nancy Rib Wright (2D.
John I.ryhIrne Jones (2O
Eehccca May B!cyeten (23).
Eugene Logan (22).
Vary Elizabeth Crunmie t20).
John Anderson Elicit (3el.
Lima Poe MCGEE t23).
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