Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

II FItIDAY-wcckiy dance at Her
mitngc Country Club.
II SATUItDAY-Inform hop ut
Country Club OF Virginia.
Miller. Miss Evelyn Byrd Warwick
and Miss Alice Littlepage Ingram
Mil join them later in the week.
Mrs. William Montgomery Duyaii
announces the enlargement 81 ner
Word. OF Richmond. The marriage
Will take place in the fall.
Engagement or Interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Bradbury, OF
Orange; announce the engagement OF
John Randolph Grymes, also OF
| Orange The marriage will take
place in October.
SclIE-EnEeIberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Engelberg. OF 3oo7
gngcmen, OF their daughter. Mabel.
to Milton s. Selig. OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. |. Norman will leave
| today for an extended motor trip
North. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Will
! spend several days at Atlantic City.
! and on the Long Island coast.
| Mir; and Mrs. 6. r. Norman will leave
! party. with Mr.. and Mrs. Norman.
! Coic-FIctchcr.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Fletcher an
nounce The engagement and ap-
! preaching marriage of their daughter,
Annie Emily. To John Edward Colo,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Y. Cole,
I OF this city. The ceremony Will take
I place on the morning Of August %.
at All Saints Church.
Approaching Marriage.
| Mv. and Mrs. James c. Snead. OF
! Augusta Springs. Va, announce the
! engagement and approaching we'd
/ ding Of their daughter, Kathleen, to
/ Del The wedding Will be solemn!Zcd
| on August 20. at Bethany Freshly
terian Church. Augusta Springs
Miss Ruth Turner has left for Au-
/ gusta Springs TO attend the wedding
| OF Snead Bright Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Ernest Turner will leave on Monday
/ for tho same event Miss Snead Will
! be much entertained prior TO her
! wedding, and many guests from dis
/ lance Will he In attendance.
vi. Airy House Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Ashburner ana
Misses Cora and Eunice Ashburncr
| have returned to their home in Nor
! folk. after attending n house party
! given by Mrs. Ashburner's parents,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins Hobson, during
! the month OF July, at their country
home, Mount Airy. In Powhatan Coun-
| -. Mr., and Mrs: liobson's guests In
ciuded her daughter:
Mrs. Charts Il. Ashburnsr. and grand
"5.aa Of Of 'h' s N ia an" ar M and M?s
lihSkiIs lobson and ,heir two eh.!dEcn;;
Iessss r. NJ. iiaSsen; Of, MoHiEomsTy;
| Captain Edward 4. Browne. U. S. aviation
! corps. OF Petersburg.
! Marriage Announced.
| Mrs. Florence p. Tiller. of East
D "a
/ OF her daughter, Pearl Florence. 70
Blair Byrd sweeney, of R!ehm 2nd.
august ,. in Empasia. Rev. James
groom. officiating.
lawn Fric August TO-
Among the. attractions planned :or
The garden fete TO be given at The
/ 1901 Grove Avenue. on Monday. Au
charge OF, Mrs. Thomas a. blake,
awarded and those wishing 10 re-
serve tables may telephone Randolph
Little Miss Rosalle Felthrans and
/ an, attractive group, of little girls
I Will entertain the children during the
/ afternoon with dancing and other
This fete will be given for the
/ be. one OF the largest affairs OF
F. mis- Kind given here this season.
I Celebrates Rirthday.
Mrs. j. II. Goode celebrated her
! seventy seventh birthday Angus:
at her, home, Sl3 East Main Street,
Petersburg: Mrs. Goodc received a
number OF gifts and messages OF
CONCENTRATIONS on the occasion OF
| Prominent Wedding.
marriage of Miss Abby reed Allen.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, William II.
Mutchler, OF phnllpsburg. i. ]. which
/ took place last Wednesday,. The cerc-
mony was performed at o'clock in
/ ington, by the Rev. Charles Il. Fuitz
| and was followed by reception in
| the. home of the brides parents. The
BRIDE who was given in marriage BY
! white satin. embroidered in pea..a
! and made with court train hung from
the shoulders. He tulle veil was held
VIII, coronet of rare old lace, an
! heirloom in her family. with n clus-
/ ter of oranSe blossoms. She carried
| houduet Of roses and orchids with
| Mrs Walter Edwin Fowler, was ma
iron OF honor and wore a gown OF
niue satin: Yelled in princess, lace and
earned ci,.. ophelia roses and larkspur:
| honor. wearing gown of pink satin
! wan an ovcrdrapery of pink tu!le en-
| bioiucTcd In SILVER and she carried
| mink roses and deep blue larkspur.
! the bridesmaids were dressed in SIM
lar frocks The four bridesmaids.
Miss Alma NJ Hall. of Boston; Miss
Tor and Miss Elizabeth Morris. wore
fr9cks of yellow. orchid. pink and
crepe meteor and lace. They all car
r!ed pink roses and wreaths OF silver
| leaves. The best man was Julius
| Ilcindocklc. of New York. and tie
| ushers were Wesley D. Allen and
! Howard y. Allen. brothers o. the
| bride; Walker Edwin Fowler. Lester
J.. Griffith. of PhillipsburG. y. land
James L. Dickey, of Chicago.
| The decorations in the church were
Of palms and pink g!adiolas. and in
The house palms and Soldenrods were
used. Mrs. Allen, mother of the bride,
| assisted in receiving. wearing gown
oil black silk net embroidered in sill
yer and orchid. made over orchid
lett for wedding trip through the
North. the latter wearing n gown of
Diue tricotine embroidered in gold,
| WIN small black panne velvet hat.
After August % Mr.. and Mrs. Mulch
| ,er VIII be Mt home in Phillipsburg,
At Ocean View.
Misses Thelma Sims and Dora
stengei, accompanied by Misses Dor
othy and Beatrice Rca. LEFT yester-
day for Ocean View. They will bo
guests at the Mcrrimac Cottage
MISS Dorothy Rea has just returned
from visit to friends in Washincton
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