Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28


The marriage OF Miss lnez Audrey
Seaton. danGhtcr OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Malcolm Seaton, to William
Howard crane was quietly celebrated
November IS. in the presence OF rel
at!ves and few intimate friends.
The bride entered with her father.
who gave her away. She wore a
celia. and hat Ia match. and a corr
SAGE bouquet az orchids. Her only
ornamsn; Was a s;rims OF pearls. the
Gift OF the groom. Miss Gladys Sea-
ton. who was the maid o; honor and
only attendant, was eowned III orchid
tancta, with an oNcrdresS OF yellow
tuHe. trimmed IN sSQuin. and carried
hemums. w \. Roper was the
rroom's best man. Miss Marian Ruth
Collier rendered the welding music.
Crane lcft on their wcddinr journey
10 Washington and New York.
recently By Miss Giadys sea;on in
color scheme Of yellow and wh.tS
was Gsrried on, u DISSERTATIONS and
TS 6n amss'< L!;,ls w!lam EsTlsy
Friday evening Mrs. john II. Smith
entertained nj sewing party in her
home in Highland Park. The bride
were presented TO her in a large pink
basket by John Smith. Jr
saturday afternoon Miss Ruth COL
!ier gave 4 tea at Miller X Hhoads ia
homer OF :he bride. Only the immcdi
ate friendS OF the bride were Included
IN the Invitations.
GrandchiIdren's RalI.
Richmond society is much inter-
es;ed in the bail which is 10 be given
the Gonfederacy,. Auxiliary No. TO
the Rich;nond CHAPTER. L, II. (. on
Monday evening at the /. q. .. :. Club.
corner OF Foushee and Grace Streets.
from . until ! o'clock.
The ball. which premises TO DO =
brilliant AFFAIR, will be cnapcron,-I
by MIS-. Norman V. RandolN1. preSi
den; Of the Richmond chapter. and
Il number OF prominent Richmond
women. and will be largely attended
by the younger dancing set IN town.
and also By number 81 boys and
girls from boarding schools and col
lcses who are spending the Thanks
giving holidays in Richmond. \ we'll
known orchestra will play for the
dancing.
Among the promiuen; Richmond
people who will act as patrons :or
the Grandchildren ball aye:
:, Governor, and Mrs. wes;mor"lani. Davis,
noT Dadi MEs Nh y Fapr dslda, M5s SydnsX
j. hiu!ps. ~. and Mrs. W. : neazley. Mr.
and and Mr.. r. Nv. T,homPsSrn;; Mrs Charles
,han.el :. Crumr. Mrs Bertha Evans Judd.
M Randolph Watkins, Mrs. $ O. Dew,
r y4w;sT; Mrs G ". kssn Mt Mts. Her 'asn'
{ 6f"&. Miss Loal!e y aiai.c mrs M. I:
= H".;trtsc", Mrs W. :. ,i.ow,:li. Mrs, ".
The committee in charge OF The
ball includes Misses Virginia and
Elizabeth Beazley Marion Walden,
Elsie kudd. Elizabeth Bar;ol LOIS
faFbroush. and Miss Annie Il. Crump
in charge OF soft drinks.
The ball is for the benefit of the
Grandchildrcn's relic! fund.
Every Monday Club.
The Every Monday Club Will NEE,
on Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
in the home of Miss Sue Neale, 1911
Park Avenue.
The sixth paper OF the clubs Sc
ries for the year will be read by Mrs.
J. T. Lewis. her subjcc, being. Amer
lean jcurmalism-Past and Present"
The paper Will De followed by {,
general discussion OF current events.
Pretty Marriage.
The wedding OF Miss Anna McCabe
Powers. daughter al Mr.. and Mrs.
John Francis Powers. OF this city,
10 Charles Daniel turlcy OF phIt-
dclphia an Hichmond. took place
Med i,t;Sy morains. N"vember y. at
~ ~ 'ipNN refer
Church. The ceremony, which was
followed by nuptiol mass. was per-
formed by Rev. Father Kcliher. as
sisted by Fathers Shanshnessy and
RANKIN. Tho bride. who was given
away by her father, wore q travel
ing suit OF blue velour with beaver
trimmings and hat 10 match and
coTsaHe bouquet Of orchids and swan
sonia. SHc was attended by her sis
ter Miss Margaret Powers as mail
OF honor Who n cs IN. a
taNet2 with silver trimmings AID a
black velvet hat. She carried yellow
chrySanthemu!nS. The groom had as
his best man, James Nuldowncy The
and CASHIER Deadly sang Ave Maria
and 20 Salutaris." Til. church and
altar We're beautifully decorated wiki
palms. ferns. lighted candles. white
cnrESanthcmuns and pink roses
The bride and groom left later for
Northern tour
Observation-Disclosures.
y quiet but pretty marriage was
solemn lied "Wednesday afternoon. NO.
N,mper -. at o'clock. In the home
ni l.. lillian 500 Barton Avenue.
wien his sister, Marguerite Neville
G!!!id'n, became the bride OF Sclv!n
Nathan blanchard, - Woodland. y.
9. Inc par!ors and reception hall
"crc ARRANGED with palms ana Dotted
plants. ana The rooms were lighted
with soft yellow lights. Only a fcw
friends ami Inc Immediate families
we're present.
Just before the bridal party entered
me par!ors Miss Caroline Yates. OF
" ood!and, y. G., sang AT Dawn!ne."
enc was accomplished by Mrs. Robert
G:irtcE. OF iJchuHwd who also rem
dered the wedding march. The brides
mo'her. Mrs. ada G. Gillian. OF Toga.
cchicFed Win her youngest son, l.. l..
lillian. she was dressed in black
SAT IN ana wore whit roses
n" dame 0f honor was the brides
sister, Mrs. .. T.. i;uvreli, Of Farm
E!.!c, Who wcr. gray gcorgette over
SATIN, ana carried pink roses. The
ring bearer was little Hiss Frances
RITZ GILLIAN, niece Of the bride. She
wore cream point d'csprit over creme
de chine trimmed with satin roses
and tiny bows OF nuff ribbon. She
carried the ring on IA silver plate.
Ihc bride entered with the groom,
ana "as given ia marriage by her
nrother, T.. G. Gillian She wore a
trimmed with fur, wiin hal and
groves to match. and cIrrl.d a shower
bouquet of bride rOgos The ccrc.
mony was performed 90 the brides
BROTHER in law, Key G. g. Rurrcll. OF
Farnviilc. assisted Dy IN W. I MAJ
bee. Of Richmond The groom. who
served overseas. II now Il young bus
ness man OF Woodland. y. C..
Immediately af:g.r the ceremony.
hiT. ana Mrs. Blanchard LETT ro: !,
Northern trip. on their return ;lcv
VIII make heir l,Iu. at N.,,I,.,,a