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

Tho presents were brought In a
Halloween basket. and presented TO
the bride. The guests Included:
Misses Doris Urban, Beulah Jones,
Martha Moore. Evelyn Brown. Ter
line Stockmar, Jessie ABORT. PattIe
Lee Richards. Alma Grooms, Luci-
belle Blacklcy, Ora Brittle Inez
Kellum. Mrs. f. L. Hubbard. Jr. yir-
ginia Taylor and Mrs. H. l.. Terry.
To Attend Reunion
Miss Hazel Powell has left for
Chattanooga, Tenn, to attend the
Confederate Veterans Reunion. to be
held there the coming week. Many
entertainments have been planned
for her while there. Miss Powell
VIII also so as n delegate from the
Junior Hollywood Memorial Assoc
citation, and will represent the as
ISOLATION at the convention
! benefit Card Party.
One OF the most attractive card
parties OF the season will be that
given by the board OF managers OF
the Spring Street Home on Novem-
Mrs. A. ID. Williams IL chairman of
the event. assisted by Mesdames
Stafford Parker and Robert Pegram.
For table reservations telephone Nrs.
a. D. Williams. Mad. Ss7. or Mrs.
Bridgeforth. Mad. 406S.
whitc-Grose.
beautiful wedding of Interest In
Virginia and Georgia was solcmnized
last Tuesday at IL o'clock In Third
Presbyterian Church. when Miss Lura
Prudence Crosse. daughter OF Mrs.
Mary Olive Grosc. became the bride
OF Henry Clifton White. of Savannah,
Ga. son OF MIR. and Mrs. II. c. White.
of York. Pa. The ceremony was per-
Il IT
of the church. The altar was bank ed
with palms. and the wedding music
was reudercd by Miss Fanny Taylor,
assisted by Mrs. Kathryn Thurston.
violinist, who. during the ceremony.
also softly played "Traumerei.' AS
the guests assembled Flower Song
and Loves Old Sweet Song were
played. Just before the bridal party
entered. Mrs. d. a. Robinson sang.
20 Promise Me"
Misses Amy Williams. in turquoise
blue .areta. and Margaret Taylor, in
apricot taffeta. were bridesmaids.
Their gowns were trimmed with
hand made roses and tulle. They
carried corsage bouquets OF Opheliia
roses tied with tullc OF contrasting
color. Little Miss Ruth Leath. in
white Northumberland organdie.
w r. White, brother Of the groom.
was best man. ID. y. Robinson and
c. G. Whiteheld acted as ushers.
The bride entered the church with
her cousin. Hitter Atkins, by whom
she was given In marriage. Her
gown was of white Georgette and
satin. and her veil was of tulle caught
with band OF orange blossoms. She
carried shower bouquet OF Bride
roses and lilies OF the valley Her
| only ornament was n string of pearls.
the Gift of the groom.
Guests from a distance included
Mrs. Mary Olive Cruise, OF Hot
Springs; Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. White, Of
York. Pa: Mcssrs. w. r. White and
c. G.. Whitfield. of Savannah. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. White left later fog
4 Western trip, including Cincinnati
Chicago. Milwaukee and Memphis. re-
turning via Nashville, Chattanooga
and Atlanta. and will be ut home, nj
$40 East Park Avenue. Savannah,
Ca, after November Is.
Thursday. October l3. Miss Nell
Vaughan entertained at n miscel-
laneous shower :honor of Miss
Crosse. Among those present were
Misses Lottie Rupp, Nellie Brimmer
Lena Tiller. May Campbell. Maggie
Hancock. Helen Pritchard. Emma
Gatewood, Elizabeth Butler. Esther
Strange. Mrs. Evans and Mrs. II. a
Childrcy.
Misses Nellie Brimmcr. Lillian Bur-
russ and LottIc Rupp entertained last
Monday evening. at the home Of the
! latter after the rehearsal Incidental In