Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
So cial Happenings
ADDITIONAL. SOCIETY NEWS IN
SECTION THREE.
Approaching Marriage.

| Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Page vader
announce the enlargement, and APP
Alice Ice Pcnick, to John Francis
Blackburn, OF HarriSunbure. The we'd
ding will take place early in Fcbru-
LEG Chapter Social.
Lee Chapter United Daughters of the
Contcderaey. will have sociablc TO-
Confederate Womans Home. to which
all members are invited. There Will he
a musical program. and refreshments
will he served.
Social study club.
The regular meeting OF the Social
At til the home Rom Of Mrs Mrs. K. II. Potts. i7o5
Park Avenue. The feature OF tho meet
ing was an address by Miss Katherine
She touched lightly upon many phases
of japanese life, and dwclt Charmingly
upon some OF the home and social GUS
toms.
With broad charity Miss Halves views
many OF the national policies of Japan.
claiming that they arc often imita-
ring were her statements in regard to
the status OF the women Of the nation.
and n concluding her remarks an earn.
est plea was made that now is the
time for American womanhood to do
their utmost 10 aid them.
AZ the Jefferson.
'''rravol Hill" Charlotte County, has
closed her home for the winter. and
Will I've al tho Jefferson Hotel here until
\ very enjoyable dance was given
by the boys OF Wav~ily on Thursday
Lee orchestra Those dancing were
Mr. ana Mrs William Chamberlin. Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Foster, Mrs \ ELLIS:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. =. Smith, Margaret
Hancock ARA Gordon Chappcll. Mary
iIoncocl and T. Fleetwood NPcarl Tuck
and George HARRISON, Joanna Savedse
and Bill Hancock. Scrna Gregory and j.
Fanny. Elsie WILCOX and John, Cole.
Ida Wcsselts and Haley Johnson. Louise
Thipp and John Buoy, Nellie Williams
and William Williams. Marjorie Sprat-
Icy and Leo WILCOX, Mamie B. Harrison
and Landon Gray. Margaret Brown and
MIR Conway. stays. McsSrs. Pully. Ford
Eeiiinger. -ovd. Drcwrv. Faison. Stcrns.
Home wedding.
on Wednesdays, January !: at
place in the home OF Mrs. G. b. MiEga.
son When her COUSIN n,, MISS h6anG,e
became the bride Of Malcolm Arthur
Nichols. OF Powhatan County;
The ceremony was performed by R"v
w MG wr1 os Manu- was
by Mrs. Roosevelt Page. The bride WAS
sowned in white satin. trimmed IN
string Of pearls. a gift OF the groom
She carried a shower bouquet OF Br'oe
roses.
| Her only attendant was Miss Viz,
ginia Higgason. q co@s'n. who acted
"a ringbearcr. she wore white o!
! Wilbur Rice of Hanover County; and
the bride was given in marriage by G.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms and flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. N!ckolls left later :or
| a Northern trip, and after their return
! viii make their home in. rowhatar
County. Guests from distance at
tending the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs Nichols. OF Detroit, parents OF
the groom; Miss Grace Nichols, OF
| powhatan County, and Mrs. 5. r.
Childrcss, of Norfolk, aunt or tho
bride
Mrs. William Weidenheimer and Mrs
! \. II. Bcchtcl of Reading, Pa, who
have been visiting Mrs; Charles Stadel.
! meyer. Of 400 West Thrtieth Street
Wi. leave today FOR Florida, where
they will spend the remainder OF the
. winter
/ MISUNDERSTANDING.
Miss Virginia c. Henshaw. daughter
OF Mrs. Ida S. Henshaw, OF Caroline
County, was married on Thursday in