Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

Gillian and Mrs. Il. S. Gillian. OF
Petersburg.
After an extended tour North. Mr..
ana MSs: Reedcr viii make their home
Tor several years been employed at
Red Cross headquarters in Washing
futnam-SicgIc.
y quiet but pretty wedding took
place ON Monday morning i'll North
side Baptist Church. when Miss Mary
Louise SieBlc. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob J.. Siegle. OF barton
Nathan Putnam. of Newark. n. j.
The church was decorated in palms
ana FERNS. the ceremony being per
formed BY the pastor. Rev. Austin
The bride wore travelling suit of
brown with hat to match and a cor
sage bouquet Of Bride roses. Miss
annie l.. Evans, as maid OF honor.
wore costume OF navy. blue Gcor.
Sette crepe with hat TO match. and
her nowers were white roses. The
brides brother. Aubrey G. Sieglc.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Putnam left for a Northern "trip.
which Will include Buffalo and Mag
ara Falls. after which they will make
their home in Newark. y. !.
Pretty Marriage.
The parsonage of st. Johns Evan
selicai Church was the scene Of a
/.
10 o'clock. when Miss frances r.
Biottner became the bride of William
10Y bowers; The bride entered with
In marriage. and was met at the altar
by the bridegroom and his best man.
). WORKMAN Huffman, cousin of the
!, The bride wore suit OF brown
duyetyn with hat to match and A cor
sage bouquet OF orchids and lilies
Of the VALLEY immediately after the
lot Northern trip and upon their
return will reside at the Westchcster
Apartments.
Highland Park Club.
name society. will lecture before the
w, omanS Club OF Highland Park on
", Wea me AFTERNOON ut a:aO o'clock
First Avenue. Mrx. W. ". F"ster 'i ~
chairman for the afternoon and will
Introduce the speaker The hostesses
W sol ane s NTss are are: Mrs: ". b. Nell
charles Vaughan. Mrs VI. {. Doubles
and Mrs. J. a. Dunningto ton. Each
i inSiie tw @, r the Club is privileged TO
delegates for Convention,
Al the meeting OF the StonewaIi
! ,aSkaon CHAPTER. L. ID. c.. last Tues
a ann inc following members were
AsheSiiie. X z &. { Nov %hlSa % s.,s in
,,H mrs Newton AIcFeigh. Mrs w. l..
{. ". saiden W. Mrs n; dMia nels Mrs.
Mrs. william Marshall. Mrs
Conrad. Miss Nellie Bareamin 49, a
Fennehsce Wedding.
At 10 o'clock on "Wednesday r,o.
lanes =. Muse. in Johnson CHt;s
(r. sioa,. their daughter. Miss Anne
Everett s. W Wnse was married to Cecil
me ceremony was Dcrformoa -
me brides pastor, Rev. l.. ST. Ropcr
ina in ,, was witnessed only by the fam
'iS anu intimate friends
me house was artistIcallv d.oo
r., ra,eu :or the occasion. The den nnI
nna Wrre bowers OF asparagus fern
electric 'u umbr ,93i;lass; in the hall an
NJ, WIN shades OF autumn leaves was
used. In the dining room the coiors
were re p;nI and green.
me ceremony was nerfor,no, =,
me living-room before an improviscd
ait T OF FERNS and cathedral candles
OF mIdnir rne wore travelling suit
n ned Win squirrel with hat 10 match
ana carried a bouquet Of lilies
~ Immediately after the cerenonv
from an %b Mfs n Mats left for Roanoke.
auto trip TO Washington and Ralfi'
more and then by boat up the Ran
p whnra tS River to Wares wharf.
n,ne .nsy VIII complete the honey
try home. ware coun-
Mrs. watts is OF an Easter, VIZ
GINA family, but for several wears
mas 49, made her home in Johnson civ
80, ar; Wa1,S IS a graduate OF william
tHu ,;ihry college and member of
the Pheta Delta Hi fraternity. He Is
a, member OF the firm OF Calhoun.
watts Motor Co. OF Charlottesville.
"nerc they viii make their home.
Tuesday night the brides mother
MrS. James a. Muse. entertained with
a dinner for the bride and groom
MISS Cone, Mr.. Roper and the out-of,