Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-06


script Division. Of the Library OF
Congress. will be the guest of honor
AMI Wal address the society upon
some phase of American Colonial
history. Mr.. Hunt is distinguished
as AN author OF American history,
having written notable biographical
works upon such historical characters
AZ James Madison and John G. CAL
houn lie is gifted speaker and
his discourse In these fields Will be
eagerly acaid by the society.
The dinner at the Country club will
he attended by members and women
guests.
Colonial Wars in Virginia arc:
Governor: lanes Aston caheil,,.
sss1s;s as A S%Ts.nS'r Non!" %.5"s BAR
!hsssi 5a;i; john . Walksr: n.,,,,
~, ,%.;n lanes. nE.ns } Gafsll;
,Gsassfsl@Eisi. Jams h5anfh GaDgii.
Jane; branch cabsiI. msrhrr, u; Jask:
Limit; Morgan T.; Robinson, Colonel
s m TsSgsps M iohG Jane. M " Ason
thteil. cH-oi'iCio.
Enlargement Announced.
NJ. and Mrs. Eugene Cushing Dame
announce the engagement and APP
preaching marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Lucy Gushing. to Allen T.. Bacon,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.. Ra-
con. Of Wilkes Barre. Pa. The ccrc-
mony VIII take place at the Church
of the Holy Comforter on the morn
ing Of June II
Glen Allen Wedding.
Masses of summer flowers were
used TO decorate the baptist Church
AT Glen Allen Wednesday evening a,
o'clock for the marriage of Miss
LILY Frances Trevvet;. daughter OF
MNr. and Mrs. Arthur Trevvctt. Of New
YORK and Glen Allen. TO William
stuart Matthews, OF Newberry, ;. g..
OF l.ccsvilic. $. Q. The church was
banked with palms and white pconies,
and huge trellis OF spring flowers
formed an effective background for
performed by pr. r. ciagsct, skin
ner. of Richmond. and Rev. T. v.
Bahh. Mrs, George +. Crawford. or
saniht OF the church. rendered the
professional and Mcndeissohn's
Wedding March Az the bridal party
lctt the church.
The bride entered with her father,
, .: "hom she was given in marriage
her wedding gown was fashioned of
ivory satin finished in pearls. and her
ven was OF tuilc. She carried a large
noscgdy OF d-fash!oncd flowers tied
with tulle steamers Miss Ethel
Trcvvett was her sisters maid of
honor. and wore costume OF white
GeorEette crepe over pale pink crepe
De Chine. Her flowers were pink
roses. clifton L. Turner. of New
York city. Was the groom's best
man.
,,, The bride maids Misses Anne
Fletcher. Florence Humphrey. OF
Richmond! Marguerite Matthew's. OF
Newbcrry. :. c.: Ncrna Reynolds, of
SM r,s1,! .,:l Anne Tre,v,yett and
similar frocks of white organdie and
carried nosegays OF sweet peas The
srcomsmcn were McSsrs. Harry w
DVminick. Ralph $. Jenkins. J. NAL
OF Newberry, s. C.; 7. Broaddus Trey
YETI and Allen $. Trevvett. Of Glen
Allen.
MIR. and Mrs. Matthews left later
Tor Northern wedding Journey, and
VIII later make their home in South
Carolina. Some OF the guests from a
distance at pne wedding were Mrs.
Il a. Gilmer; Of Baltimore; MIR. and
MRS: Is. &. Matthews. OF Newberry,
5: C.; John d. Balfour. OF New York
CITY: and Miss Marguerite Boutwell,,
of Norfolk.
Al Montclair.
ter. Miss Agnes Bull. who have been
spending the winter and sprinC
months in the North. are now at
Montciair. =: j.. as the guests of rel
MISS Bull spent part of the spring
season in York, S. G. and also visited
hh Columbia. before joining her
mother in New York
MIR. weddeli TO Speak.
Alexander w. Weddcll. L. S. Con-
su!-Gencral at Athens, will address
the Virginia League OF Fine Arts and
nandicraf,s on Wednesday evening
league. llS East Franklin Street. The
lecture will be on THE Golden Age
OF Greece" and will be illustrated by
an interesting collection of slides
1,t
At the WOman's Club.
Tea will be served informally at
Inc Woman's Club every Monday
from TO Z o'clock. These informal
teas Will be delightful feature or
The early summer season.
Meyers-iIeIIcr.
,r a p pretty city, Wedding will be ccle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heller in tho
Meredith Apartments. 3OI4 Monu
mcnt Avenue, when their daughter,
Marion. will become the bride of
BE bernard T. Meyers. of Philadelphia.
iair with only the immediate families
present, and the ceremony will be
perlormed by DIR. E. y. calisch;
Mr. anG MEs Mey wedding i breakfast ST.
a wedding trip, which will include
Washington, New York and Other
Northern points. and will later make
their home in Philadelphia. where the
groom is engaged i'm business. Among
the guests from distance attending
the ceremony were:
% Mi ,is and Mrs Charles Meyers; parents
nard Meyers. groom's brother and sister
in-law; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Meyers
Sr9oms brother and sister-in-law; Mir.
and sister, INLAY: Walter Meyers.
groom's brother: Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hell.
Ter. aunt and uncle OF bride: Miss
h n95S!hy MeyerSH Mrs Della rshberg.
brides cousin; Louis j; S,rause. brides
of Philadelphia.
Shell -Buckner.
Miss Katherine i. Buckner an
nounces the marriage of her sis
ter, Gertrude, to j. w. Shelly, Of Cliff.
New Mexico The cermony took place
bride belongs to an old and widely
known family and has great many
relatives and friends hero and
throughout the State.
Approaching Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen H. Moncura
have issued invitations to the mar
riagc of their daughter. PHYLLIS
Hunter, to- William A Walton -