Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-14
SOCIET Y

College at this student convention
OF the Young Womcn's Christian AS
ISOLATION.
Dooth-wcst, Booth-stevenxon.
Mrs. John Sinclair Booth an
nounccs the engagement of her two
daughters. Marguerite Mitchell. TO
Harry L. West and Roberta Munford.
marriages to take place In Atlanta,
Ca. IN the near future.
i'm, Inc Misses Booth have several
times visited Richmond. the former
home home Of their. parents. They arc
descendants OF the Sinclairs and
Pages. OF Roosevelt. Gloucester coun-
Court Dinner Held.
at the Country Club OF Virginia
the Society OF Colonial Wars held It's
court dinner on Friday night last:
the society and lady guests. The
OCCASION was thoroughly enjoyed.
me society membership; necessarily
Hunt, of Washington.
Those present included:
Mcssrs Mcsdames
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i islGer xaG athsen isIGsr JRsxfsn
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HHo,oar;, b3yhin George Bryan
James l;ranch cabeii st"kcs
Pretty Wedding.
An Interesting event Of tho month
w Was me marriage Of Miss Grace
-: ID. Abcrnathy,. of Alberta. to VII
Liam jennings Moore. Of Cochran
T Ths &C Gser on ,ook place in Bethel
o'clock. the Rev. $. ". wilkinson.
pastor OF the church. officiating.
Wedding music from ,".LohenErln"
row. OF Alberta. "a Perfect Day
being played during the ceremony.
onTlhse, altar and chancel OF tho
pink roses and ferns. Tho bride en-
tered with her brother. Gayle Abcr-
nathy. OF Victoria. by whom She was
the altar by the groom and his best
man. Hiil Alternately. OF Cochran. The
pride wore handsome suit OF blue
and carried an armful OF bride roses.
The following young men acted az
$;S s t EsGrs Hfass A @iIis,hsy
NIX ME- I5 synys,,v Leonard John.on. o,
fsenata hSsihs,hy nc iSs5iA AS sn
diaisiy tollo% u 'i."t ih% eere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Moore LEFT for
short trip North and on their return
VIII make their home at Cochran.
Garden rnrty for Church.
nesnay. June 10. NJ the home Of Mrs
for the benefit Of the Church OF the
Good Shepherd a cafeteria sumner
WIN be served. and among the many
T ocr s, VII be country fair.
and various amuseIncnts for the chill
dren IN the afternoon. II is expected
No., :" DC ore Oh me largest and prct-
hoped that great number Will be
present.
Glass TO lie Entertained.
banquet will be given In honor
ot the graduating class OF the Stuart
Giacie Hospital school for Nurses in
Ho,el f1 ,hi. avs rom Of he Iems5s9n
Boshcr, president of the hospital and
honorary member OF the Alumnac AS
socia tion.
resen,inE the Aiumnac Association Of
the school; The table viii be deco
rated rated with centauIea cyanus and
sShooi being blue and white. Mics
rose Nimmern Van Wort will lie
iela Is m M Miss nr d; Jane Wing,
Aiumnae Association. will formally
invite the class OF 1920 TO join the
association and tell what the associn-
yates
Miss ,wl.hc!m!na o,ey Walker will
,he former graduates OF the school
being Ia Che city for the finals.
Ths Two Giffi' scou, Patrols of the
Randolph Talcott School enjoyed
OF four chapcrons. Miss Hattie Tai
colt. Miss jennie Talcott, Miss Cath
crime Minor and Mrs. Charles Weav-
b h;,ss , Winston Eiizabe!h cTutehield,
I anss iio"9i E!izabeth Dixon
Eiizabe;h. iiankin. cSr RE" Val iiafeF
RR9 ory ,,I ItaE s, MargaTs, $hemwelI
Et.r;anees Patterson Mary Ellen Rheu,an
iiride-i;ic"ts Entertained.
y miscellaneous shower was given
at 1903 Grove Avenue. in honor Of
Miss Frances Carey Herring. whose
wedding will take place on Tuesday
a color scheme Of yellow and white
detail Of the affair and daisies and
yellow and white crepe paper were
used TO decorate the parlors. Twenty
eight guests were present and the
beautiful gifts from her friends. Lit
tie Virginia Hooker and Katharine
Hooker danced during the afternoon
Miss Herring was also guest of
y luncheon given by Mrs. Donald
Frazier ut the Westminster apart
ments. Yellow and white flowers
decorated the table and a center
piece Of marigolds and daisies was
used. Covers were laid for eight
Another attractive affair given for
Miss Herring was the tea on Tuesday
afternoon. at which Mrs. Percy Wal
ton, of Ginter Park, was hostess.
Sweet peas. roses and ferns were used
everywhere and in tho dininE-room
the brides cake was arranged with
pink sweet peas and wishbone as
the center of the tea table. Twenty
guests were present and the ribbon
strcamers from the cake were tied
TO tiny nosegays OF pink and white
sweet peas as souYenire for the guests.
For Miss Robins.
Mrs. Edwin Vaughan. OF 2302-A
Park Avenue, will entertain inform
ally at cards on Wednesday afternoon
Mt $3.50 o'clock in honor of Miss
Moselle Robins. whose marriage to
Harold L. Peterson will be cele-
brated on juno 20.
MISS Robins wedding, which will
take place ut the home of the bride.
Is an interesting event of the month.
Auxiliaries Entertained.
The Junior Auxiuaries of the
Church Of the Holy Comforter, St |
Thoma3, and st. James. entertained