Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
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the bridegroom. acted as best. man
any Jonn w. Little was the usher.
MIS-. Campbell. who gave her daugh
rl IN marriage. wore lavender EN-.
Droldered chiffon over silver cloth.
nitsr November - Lieutenant ant
. ME- Earnest will be at Fort Ethar
;.lich. vermont, where Lieutenant
Earnest has been stationed since hi,
return from overseas.
'oncerninE John Powell.
Musicnl circles in uha city are
m, ,'h Interested in the recital to be
SiVen by John Powell in Norfolk
Mt Poweil will appear in Il new role
whch he makes HIS appearance there
ne, neSt tuesday night In the first OF
auspices OF st. Georges school He
wili appear as a lecturer. Naturally
ms lecture VIII be ON the art of play
ing the piano. competitions and com
po3rrs and no doubt the lecturer will
Illustrate his talk with the piano it,
IN NORFOLK musical and social circlos,
VIII give recital in connection witt,
nc Powell lecture. and the affair.
S%mich VIII take place. In the Norfolk
quite an event.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs James Grant King,
OF suffolk. have announced tho en-,
easement and approaching marriage
81. their daughter. Miss Ruth der.
inude King. TO Harvey su,h North.
Northington. OF Mecklcnbure COUNTY.
me wedding Will take place. Nov.fn
, per ~ at the Main Street NJ. j..
'hurch in suffolk. IL will he pr.-
redcd by great number of social
events. "''''i
The bride -to-bc, who comes from
."e o. NirSihia's oldest families. ~
pSpniar member of the younger set
IN suffolk She liz the dauphtnr of
one OF Sufiolk's most prominent ma n.
rn, ~. and the granddaughter OF
tired physician OF Richmond Mr..
Nor'nlngton is the only son OF one
, 90 dMseG,,ki,ilen.hurE', we'll known re-
nus or William and Mary College aud
saw active service abroad win thn
Am, Espeditionnry Forces lie
M ~ , m2ia" a responsible position in
~ oinces OF the New York. phiia-
m,elphia and Norfolk Railroai in
Portsmouth ."
hcmeht Halloween Party.
ire hrst entertainment 10 h. given
IN ,nc new Grace Covenant building
~ .'tpilun"nt Avenue will he :: Hal
. S@Sfn a rom, e'.,a'y on THURSDAY
hlnncr viii be served at small table.
ana autumn leaves and flowers w:jtl
-, .ct ne F" ,otc,h"r with pumpkins ana
attractive. The girls serving viii he
costuin" and there viii Gc music
W H. cF.ning TO entertain the guests.
and circles . ana 3 nr IN. C1ocn
oN"nhnt Auxiliary have tine AFFAIR
In charge -
approaching wedding.
Mrs, Sarah T.. Mason. Of Mo,,oa,
nnuouh,"s tho approaching marriage
oi ncr daughter. Carrie Knoll. TO VII
I'M Inn ,, JnLnrs Noriiee,: OF Richmond.
~ "enninE VIII TAX" placc al tho
nome OF the bride on November 10
"nii-Chenthnm.
NJ. and Mrs F. II. Chca,ham an.
MISS Frances Myr;l. Chcatha,n- To-
Lieutenant Conrad Grey wall. which
.o0k place Saturday, October % AT
GLoek In Newport News. After an
E ny n trip they Will go to Birm-
i!cutenant Wall Is with the United
fn.urs nrmE, and viii In the near
i"N He Is graduate OF the Poly.
,'uhh!c institute. Auburn. Ala
Home Wedding.
The, marriage OF Miss Laura Aim,
slaughter and Conrad J. Fcitig. OF
ms city. was celebrated on W.Incs
faF evening at o'clock at tho home
Il i9 Hr rd ins Mri' kobert p rSlaugh,er,
nc son OF MI and Mrs. T.. T. II
r';tiS The house was decorated In
"a ana lowers and just before
lang 30. Promise Me" The ribbons
we're held by Misses Frances Slaurh-
ana Margaret Fc!tig. who wore
:unlrd froCks OF white organdie and
Harold Applewhitc and Oscar Fcitir
VINO wore white sailor suits They
formed AN aisle 10 the altar for the
bridal party. The wedding music
was rendered by Professor Rcuss re-
"ornpanied by Victor Pulzinc on the
violin The ceremony was perform
ed hy Rev. T.. H. Mcuschke pnstor
81 The bethlehem Lutheran Ci>ch.
Thc bride cntc~d with her byot>>.r
h"hert l.. Slaughter. BY whom she
"dS given IN marriage She wore
q gown OF white Gcorgptte creme win
a tuiln Veil and carried a show.r
bouquet of Bride roses and lilies OF
thr VALLEY Mrs. Il. T. Slaughter. who
was dame OF honor wore mink
G"orgettc crepe and carried an arm.
inl of pink roses. William Fciti-
was his brothers hest man. Lit,ir
Elizabeth Slaughter. in a white or.
candle dress. carried the ring in a
aSkct OF flowers.
y reception followed the ceremony
ana bunet supper was served AZ
ter wedding journey. Mr. and Mrs
fc!'iS VIII be at home At 1914 Edge
wood Avenue.
Open House on wednesday,.
The Methodist Institute and tho
Wilson iioinc for Girls Will keen
open house" on "Wednesday from IN
" NJ. to J., NJ. y program will be