Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

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served during the war in the Firth
army Corps AZ major, He Is brother
of Mrs. Robert J.. Conrad, OF Win
charlottesville: Mrs. Henry Boguc
and Mrs. 5. Biount Mason. Of BATH
more. No definite date has been
planned for the wedding. which VIII
take place III the fall.
Gnlcski-L0WcnbcrE.
a number of Richmond guests went
TO Norfolk this past week to attend
the marriage of Miss Ruth LUwcn-
berg. daug hter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
son OF Or. anL Mrs. =. Galcski. Of
Richmond. which took place Wedncs-
day evening at the Client Club. An
orchestra played the wedding music,
and the ceremony was performed by
DIR. Louis -. Mendoza. before an altar
banked with ferns and flowers.
The bride. who was given in mar.
rage by her father. wore a gown OF
white tuncta and Scor2cttc, trimmed
with crystal beads. Her cOurt-truin
was OF Scorgcttc and taifcta and her
Tcil OF tullc was caught with orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bou-
puct Of orchids and snapdragons.
Mis-" ElOise i.owenbers WAS her SIS
tcr's maid of honor and only at
tcndant. Her gown was OF cream
lace and her flowers an arm bouquet
Of snapdragons and lavender candy
tUft. Joe Galcski, OF I;ichmund. WAS
his brothers best man. and the hsh-
Of the bride. Henry GunSt. Louis
M!chacN and Raymond Straus. three
brothcrs-i -iaw OF the groom. and
the master of ceremonies was Her
bert Friedman.
y large and brilliant reception was
held Immediately after the ceremony.
followed later by Il dance. Mr. and
Mrs. Gnleshi are on II wedding trip
live In Richmond
Visiting, In the Wcsf
Miss Mary Robins Taylor. who has
been visiting Miss Josephine Ahara.
IN Mishawaka Ind. for Several
weeks is now tho guest OF Miss Mar
garct Turner, In Minneapolis. Mimi.
Miss Taylor recently motorcd with "A
party Of friends 10 Bistnnrk. North
Dakota. and number of charming
affairs have been Incident TO her
Miss Taylor viii not return TO h"r
lone in Richmond until early in
September.
In the North.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry W. Rountrec,
OF y07 Park Avenue. have loft for
Lake I'lac,d, y. y. ana other northern
resorts. MIR. and Mrs. Rountrcc will
spend some time in the North before
returning to their home in this city.
Prominent Wedding.
Society here is much interested IN
"A pretty naval wedding which took
~ $50 O'Clock At IN" home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Herbert Terry. in West
Client Boulevard. when their only
daughter. Miss Grace Rcilamy Terry
became the bride of william Il. To-
hauGh lieutenant in the United state.
Navy The son OF Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Granville Lohaugh. OF Pittsburgh.
Pa, the Rov. II. c. pfciner. pastor OF
the Epworth NJ. T.. Church. officiating.
\ stringed orchestra played the
"eddinH march and Tor the reception
which followed. The house was deco
rated with palms ferns ana baskets
ni pink glad!clas and hydranEcus.
The Union Jack draped between two
large American Tags formed an cToc-
i've ba' kgronnd for the i.nproviscd
aEnr Of palms. white flowers and
cathedral candles. before which the
ceremony Was performed.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage ny her father wore a gown Of
rose point lace over bridal satin.
tul!e edged with broad bands Of
white satin. Her veil OF ,ulle was
arranged from cap Of lace. and her
flowers were shower bouquet of
Eride roses and white swee; peas
Her ornaments were pearls. n gift of
her mother. The maid Of honor was
her cousin. Miss Edna Bcliamy who
wore gown Of pale blue satin with
an overdress OF lace. and the brides
maids were Misses Bells Marablr
Mice Anderson. Mary Cahill. Eehci
rentress and Katherine Sarvcy. or
Richmond. They wore frocks OF
satin IN past shades OF yellow, pink
green and orchid and. like the maid
OF honor all chrried arm bouquets Of
pink gladJoli tied with tullc. Little
Miss Nancy Land was the flower girl
and Master Everett Land was train
bearer.
The bridegroom had rs his best
man Lieutenant: II. u. Root. L. e. ".
and the ,Eroomsmen were Lieutenant
n IN ND. - In,
Lieutenant Bonwcll. L. s. ". I.ieutcn-
ant ~ L. Lit,lsficld. l.. s. ". EnsiEus
PETERSON. Redfern. Hanna and Dear
MN. l. : :. an arch OF swords and
bridesmaids formed an aisle through
which passed the bride and groom
Following the ceremony there was
large and brilliant reception. after
winch Lieutenant LobauEh and his
bride left for a Northern automobile
trip, at the conclusion of which they
Will reside for the summer at the
Client BOuletard.
The out-of-tcwn guests included:
!. c.. Lobaugh. OF New York:
Mr. Nh. Emma 1 q I ;ScF; Mrs. Sail.e sarvey
'% + a5G? rsas Nj. Hb!sn#@S Slsa,,er.
Miss Edna Belamy.
Visiting Hero.
Miss Eosalie Haxall holland. prin-
SiPdl Oh inc country school
for Girls. is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Preston holland. at her home
on Park Avenue Miss holland has
been spending the summer months
at "Bourland." the old holland es-
tate. near MiddleburS.
At Buffalo LIthin.
Miss Edna Josephine Browning, OF
North Tenth Street, Richmond. is
spending the month of July at Buff
falo Lithia Springs Hotel, Buffalo
Iithia Springs Miss Browning en-
poets TO remain until early fall. For
several years past Miss browning has
been spending her summers in New
York City and Cleveland, Ohio, in
which places she was greatly enter
tanned by her numerous friends.
Soprr-BcIi.
III. C. Bell. of this city. announces
the marriage of his daughter, Lena.
TO George Edward Goper, the cerc-
mony having taken place on We'd
nesday. June 80, in Washington.
engagement Announced.
Mrs. II. j. Palmer, OF Washington.
announces the engagement of her
daughter. Mary Inez. TO Daniel DIN
Ihrogmorton. of Arkansas. The mar
rage VIII take place in Washington
in the early fall.
or Interest Here.
or much interest to Southern So
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