Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

October, so far, bids fair to rival
June as the month Of marriages.
Some very important weddings nave
already been celebrated aud tho So
c!al calendar for the remainder OF
the month holds many moro of in
terest to fashionable society. The
season has begun unusually early
this Year and the middle OF October
finds most OF the town houses open-
cd up for the winter, and plans being
made for a long list of brilliant func-
lions to be given In honor OF the de-
butante set. One OF the largest and
most Interesting affairs OF the fail
season will be the dinner dance to be
held at tho Country Club of Virginia
ON election night. November =. Re-
turns from the election will be given
there and some several hundred
me4lbers and their guests will at
tend the entertainment. Many, tables
arc being reserved in advance and
plans for the event are most unique.
These dinner dances given at tho
club throughout the season are novel
additions to the social events Of the
year and the clubhouse Is always
ihrongcd with gay parties for thesn
occasions. The board of governors
~ planning a series OF similar enter
iainmcnts at the club for the winter
:,nd society Is looking forward 10
them with great interest.
Smart society will he out in force
tuesday afternoon at 6 o'clock to az
tend the marriage of Miss Charlotte
Drcwry Walden, daughter Of Mr. and
AIRS. Henry IIcthjVaden. and William
'jirksdaie Warwick, son Of the late
mir. and Mrs. Abram Warwick. also OF
this city which Will take place at Grace
Episcopal Church. Both Mr.. War
wick and his bride belong to old and
and distinguished Virginia families
and their wedding Is one OF the fash
ionablc events OF the autumn. Miss
Mercer Tcrrill Walden Will hc her
sisters maid of honor and only at
;cndant and Abram Warwick, brother
OF the groom. Will act AZ best man.
Mr.. Walden VIII give his daughter
away and the ushers will include: y.
l.angstan Johnston. Jr.. Clyde Car
ter. Thomas Walden, brother OF the
bride, and Robert Sharp.
Another wedding OF the week OF
vide interest. although very quietly
celebrated. is that OF Mrs. Cay Mon
iaIue Wexford, daughter of Con-
gresham Andrew Jackson Montague
and 3trs. Montague. to Major Charles
II. MoOfe, United States Army. The
ceremony Will take place Wedncs-
day at the Montague hSme in this
city. Mrs. Wexford. who's was edu-
Gated At IIollins College. WAS sen;
abroad by the government during
the war ms one of two college wom-
~ appointed from this State TO do
work among the soldiers In France,
ana she was also In charge OF the
work OF eauipping the men on tho
L. $. S. Virginia with knitted arti-
cics necessary, for their comfort At
the entry OF this country into the
war. Mrs. Wexford christened the
battleship Virginia at the time that
her father was Governor of Virginia
Major Moore is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Moore. of Arkansas. and
IS now stationed ut Camp Meade.
MIR. lie Is graduate OF West Po!n.
in the class OF 1909. The only az
iendant at the wedding will be
dcnry Moore, Jr., who Will act ns
his brothers best man.
Friday evening there will be the
ueIal informal dance at the Hermit
tase Country Club at o'clock. and
on Saturday evening the weekly hop
Will take place at the Country Club
Of Virginia. The club porches and
terraces have been gay with inter-
estinE parties every afternoon dur
ing tho past week and the very mild
October weather has made al fresco
tea parties the order OF the day
BRENT WITT.