Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Wilson Harrison
nave returned to Richmond after
spending their honeymoon in tho
North. Mrs. Harrison was formerly
MISS Anne Sterling Halves and her
wedding to Mr.. Harrison, which took
pace at tho Second Presbyterian
church In November. was ono OF the
most brilliant society events OF the
autumn.
back from Dnnccs.
Miss Omar Coleman has returned
TO Richmond after attending the
thanksgiving dances 'at V. T.. l.,
'iacksburs. Miss Coleman also at
tended tho fall dances at Washington
and Leo University, Lexington. where
she spent several days
Mr.. brakes Poemn.
AN interesting publication in liter
nry circles OF Richmond is Il slender
volume OF poetry, "rhe Grey Valley"
written by Nicholas Drake, the
Youngest son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
III. Drake, of this city. The poems
are charmlngly written and have re-
cetfcd much favorable comment from
critics OF note. The book is published
with a brief foreword from the au
Thor In which he states the order
and place OF publication OF the poems
"! various papers, with gracious
word OF thanks TO s. IT. Glover und
III. l.. Warner for their many cour-
icSlcs extended to him.
SIR. Drake has dedicated his lovely
poetry. woven from the fancy OF his
creams and the Inspiration Of his
!lie. 10 his mother and father.
Micou--Childs.
or interest here IL the marriage in
philadelphia Of Miss Janet x chiids.
daughter Of Mrs. Allen Childs, of
1906 Pine street, to Rev. Paul MIcou.
Of New York. In Old Christ Church.
second and Market Streets. which
took place ut : O'Clock Monday after
noon, Tho ceremony was performed
by Rev. DR.. Lewis g. Washburn. as
sisted by Dr. william, =. Gardner. OK
New York. and was followed by n
reception At the home Of the brides
mother
The brides uncle. 4. i. Chllds. Of.
Ncw York. gave her in marriage. and
hhc had no attendants. John Mon
cure Daniel, Jr. Of Alexandria, Va.
waT best man.
Upon their return from n wedding
trip Rev and Mira. M!cou will live
alto Morninss!dc Drive, Sew York.
Quiet Home Wedding.
Mrs. Eva T.. billiard. OF Highland
lark. announces the marriage ~ her
daughter, Gladys Lucille, to SaSclt y
lsichard Cobb. OF Albemarie County.
Tho ceremony was quietly celebrated
~ o'clock Monday evening, Dccem-
her .. al the home OF the bride, Row.
y. q. Boda, pastor az Northslde Bap-
list Church. officiating. Only tho i'm
mediate members Of the families were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs Cobb left Immediately
after the ceremony for an extended
Northern tour. including Niagara
FAILS. Canada and other Northern
points. They will make their home
IN this city on thsir return.
1rnys' Dance.
Invitations have been sent out for
tull dress drill and dance Of the
Richmond Grays Battalion th!s
evening At $3.50 o'clock. in the Grays
ATmory. Seventh and Marshall
streets. The affair has been ar
ranged by tho Ladies' Auxiliary OF
the Richmond Grnys battalion, OF
which Mrs. /. Miilhiser is president
: 10 the organization now In the
! armory. Governor and Mrs. Davis
and many prominent men and women
Nave been asked to chaperon.
] itugcrs-hnhrews.
The wedding OF Miss Virginia An
drews 70 James Winston Rogers was
celebrated on Saturday. Dccember
y, ~ noon in the home OF the bride.
brother, r. u. Epps. OF Crewc. Rev
w l.. Ware. OF the Methodist Church
90 Crcwe, officiating.
The parlors were decorated with
forms and howers. which formed a
jovely setting for the improviscd
altar Of evergreens and cathedral
candles the color scheme being
white and green. Miss Thcima r
Johnson rendered the wedding music
The Dearest. Sweetest Story Ever
Told" was played while the guests
We're assembling. Miss Gladys Cum
minGs. accompanied by Miss Johnson
sang "Because." ITO Il Wild Rose
WAS played very softly during the
ceremony.
The bride wore a smart blue suit
-; duvct dclninc. with u brown vel