Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

AA'b6 10 al Cuarbc OF the sing
Prominent Wedding.
Palnh, and autumn flowers were
used TO decorate the altar and chnncel
Oh 81. PaufS Church last evening at
O'CLOCK Tor the marriage of Miss
Ellen Wlsc Oppenhimer. daughter OF
Dr. ana Mrs. st. Julian Oppehhimer,
10 randolph Grayson Dashlcll, son OF
-hr3. Landon Randolph Dashiell. also
OF Rlosimond. Tho ceremony was
performed by Rev. Walter Russell
bowie. ID. d.. rector OF the church,
assisted by Rev. Charles C. Randolph,
uncle OF the groom, and q brilliant
assembly of guests filed tho church
Tor the occasion.
Tho bride entered tho church with
her father, who gave her away. Her
wedding gown of soft white satin
was trimmed in duchess lace and
opale@ccnt spanglcS. and her veil Of
Illusion was fastened with orange
blossoms. She carried presenta-
ton bouquet or lilies of the valley.
Robert Minor Dashiell was his
brothers best man. Miss Katharine
Oppenhimcr. sister of the bride, who
was maid OF honor. wore quaint
costume Of periwinkle blue crepe
chiffon and carried an arinful OF pale
six lovely Girls-Misscs Elisabeth
Strother Scott. Elizabeth Gwuthmey,
Virginia McGilvra. Belle Cameron,
Bcth Palmer and Lillian Oppcnhimer.
They wore rose-colorcd gowns OF
crepe chiffon made over satin, and
carried aosegays OF vnriegated au-
tumn flowers. Tho groomsmen were
Mcsers. Landon Funston, Robert Mil
Ter Jerress. William Crump, W. r.
Oppcnhimer, Jr.. Maxwell G.. Wallace
and John Bocock.
Following the ceremony at the
church small reception for the
bridal party. the two families and n
fcw friends was held at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Dnshiell left later in the evening for
wedding journey. and on their re-
turn VIII make their home in Rich
mond. Among the guests from n dis
lance attending the wedding were:
DR.. and Mrs. r. z. Oppenhimer. Miss
Lillian Oppenhimer. OF Knoxville:
Mrs. Richard Parker crcnshaw, Mrs.
Perrine barney. OF Washington, and
Mrs. Robert Windsor, OF Boston. The
wedding !s one of the most impor-
tant and interesting events OF the
autumn.
At the Womn1'n Club.
L. c. Lindeman. professor OF socIol-
ogy and economics at North Carolina
College for Women. and author OF a
book called THE Community" as
we'll as contributor to magazines, will
speak at the Woman's Club Monday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. He liz secrc-
tary OF the American Country Life
Association. trustee Of III" Nation
IL lator Committee and associate
editor OF The Community Center"
and has jus. returned from trip to
Europe. including England. Belgium.
France. switzerland, Austria, Czecho-
Siovakin. Upper Silesia. Germany.
Denmark. Sweden and Holland
Nr. Lindeman delivered series OF
lectures in Denmark. investigated
relief agencies la Austria. Chvc.u
Siovakia and Germany. made special
study OF reconstruction work in
dcvasted area OF Belgium and the
economic and social problems in
volvcd In the Upper Silesian dispute.
The subject OF his lecture Monday is
Europe In 1921 and Wars OF the
Future"
Miss Julia Moore is chairman, and
The hostesses include Mesdames Will
liam c. Bentley. Ellen Morton. w. B.
Porter. Woodaon Waddcy. y. Il.
Brccdiovc. Misses Elizabeth Deaton.
st. Stephens Guild Luncheon.
On Saturday ST. Stephens Guild
VIII give It's annual luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Thomas w. Purcell,
on the Three ChopI Road, Westhamp-
ton, and many people from The city
are expected To attend. The hours
Tor Luncheon are from to o'clock.
y reception committee. including
Mrs. Charles Il. Whitlock, Lr, Mrs
III. &. Patterson Mrs. John Leary, Mrs.
Charles Burnett and Mrs. John l..
Patterson, viii be present 10 welcome
the guests. Tables may be reserved
by teieDhoning Mrs. Il. II. Terrell,
Madison I274-M
Small tables decorated with autumn
flowers will be placed on the lawns,
porches and inside the Purcell home.
Many attractive features have been
planned and levy OF lovely young
girls will be on hand to dispose OF
the wares. Mrs. Thomas l.. Moore is
in charge of the delicatessen table,
assisted by Mrs. Lewis e. Williams
and Mrs. William NJ. Habliston. The
candy table will be in charge of Miss
Ellen Wallace, with Misses Elizabeth
Knox. Eleanor Knox and Elizabeth
Wallace to assist her.
TO Wed In Nashville.
n prominent wedding of much in
terest here to take place in Nash
Vile. Tenn. next month. is that of
Miss Mary Harding Buckner and Stu
art Ragland. of Richmond, around
which much interest centers. The
marriage will take place Wednesday,
November 2, ut the home of the
brides uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hill McAlister. in West End Avenue,
at z O'Clock. Dr. James l. Vance.
pastor Of the First Presk yterian
Church, will ofiiciate. The bridal par
~ includes Il number of prominent
members of the social set.
Miss Elizabeth Buckner will be her
sisters maid of honor. The bides-
maids will include Miss Martha Lind
sey. Miss Cornelia Kceble, Miss Kath-
ryn Craig. Miss Corinne Craig, Miss
Martha Killebrew, Miss Augusta Mol
10y. of Murfreesboro. and Miss Ellin
Buckner. the young sister of the
bride. and Miss Louise McAlis:cr, her
cousin. will lie ribbon bearers.
Edward j.. Ragland, the groom's
brother. Will serve as best man. a
musical program will be given pre-
ceding tho ceremony. which will be
followed by n reception. Tho days
preceding the marriage will he filled
with entertainments, planned by