Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
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ht' rome. icli west FRANKLIN Street
ailcr spending ten days IN Washing
ton. "hcrc she wax "A guest at tho
! nome of the Secretary of the Savy
Ind Mrs. JosophuI Daniels y num-
Der Of Informal affairs were given for
Mrs Moi'ltt during her visit II
Washington.
Going AbrORd.
Mrs. George i. Bull. OF Richmond
VINO has been spending the winter in
Ncw York, VIII ssh carly In June 10
spend the summer months travelling
IN Europe. Mrs. Bull viii chuperOn
PARTY Tor "a tour OF places OF In
tcicst ON the continent and in Eng
laud and u number OF people from
This city VIII 10 abroad with her at
this time
Mis. i',lI, who is the widow OF tn.
". G'orG" J. Enil. VI Paris. lived for
seventeen years in that city and ~ al
Ways much entertained on her visits
TO hcr former home.
Miss Agnes iiull, who spent the
curl> winter months with her mother
Ia tn" North is now the guest of
friends iu Atlanta. following q stay
Nun r"iauyca In Columbia. >. G.
Entertained In India.
Word has recently been received
here Announcing thc safe arrival in
India ~ Alexander w. Wcdd"ll.
American corul- general ii Calcutta.
lndin. Nlr. Wodiul lcct last suin,mcr
Tor Grc"cv. after spending some time
with r"lattycs in this city, and has
only recently lcft for his post In the
East.
Landing At bombay NJ. weddeil
House. where ho was handsomely Ell
tertnlHed uy tho i!rltish Governor and
Lady Lloyd spending several days
with Them there. lie VAS met IN
Bombay by Mr.. MoomGw. Who Is thc
American consul ~ bombay, and
members of the Er.tiyh Governor
stan. Mr.. Mouuaw s also Il native
NirEiuiau aud formerly li""d In Roa-
rIO,.c.
In Southern France.
Robert L. Hamilton, lr., OF Rich
monJ ii student at Christ Church col
lrac. ONford. who has hccu staying
At tho Hotel ENccls!"r. iime de Ia
Hooii" Paris while on a Christmas
Southern France.
Al the N"innn'- Club.
IN iutcr"s,nT program WI y"
= lv'u ~ The Womars 'iub ihiS an
eruoou at O'clock Tor CLUB members
i aui their guests. when Mrs Isaac
lruau 81 r-rs.n. VIII ten OF her es
'nuo from the TURKS IN July; lFl' =.
Mrs Yonau Is It thrilling and most
iutcroFtlug epouicr and large hnhi |
cnre will be present 20 hear her THIS
afternoon. Mrs. Chilcs ". F"rrcll is
chairman 81 tn. event.
iAr usual Informal reception VII
foitw IN" IrugrAiu and ica VIII h'
1901, 81 In the drawing room.
Prominent Wedding.
|throughout nc Stl.t- is the mHriias"
az Arss Mabel" Vcnitr carr. daugh.
ter of Mrs. Charles Ernest Carr 81
Cinrfsburg W Va. TO MHitE "'h
WILMINGTON. which VII take place on
|Thuraduy crcuiUg. The ceremony VIII /
be performed - o'clock IN me r'li" /
room Of .iur Slst.unth street, Wash !
inrton. NlIss Carr viii have Miss |
IW,h.l Maury middleton SISTER 81 IN"
groom. AZ h,r muid al honor. anu MISS
virginia ArWs,rnrr as hriu' S!hAl,, |
owing TO q recent death IN INC i"t.'"N |
of III. bride Invitations have be'n
lImit.d 10 the families ami Immediate
friends
Leaving for Georgia.
Nr. and Airs g. =. Pitcher. who for |
several months have b""n living ~
%or:olE. are leaving That city shortly
fur DECATUR, Ga. Where th'I ~
mas. thor futuro h@m". NJ; l,y,nnyi
ager OF Decatur. !
nrnch, Musical Ten.
Instead OF the regular m"Sl''S
this afternoon mere VIII be . mus,
al tca In the club rooms, 1891 Third |
Avenue. ~ $40 o'clock Those taxing |
tlrt In the urogrnn ares Mrs. } Is
HI, man galp.st: MlE- Anne SSveny, /
yaiinist, ana i.oo"rt Bead."s' accom- I
5ir5 PAM Red4 is thurman for
r AR. Mrs. H. f. Reynolds. Mrs |
& Walton, MTs smith, Mrs. David /
Meade White MIS-, w 9. iR"1 airs
Mitchell! Lewis and Mig. :. q Mere
The proceeds Of the tea wi.l be /
usrl To supply necessary articles Tor
FIrtchcr--Rr nurr.
\ quiet weddiaG took p!ace uss
day January T. n - P"iTitG an
Ole church At 1880 o'clock; wien |
yiiss %aomah Marie Braucr hecam"
,iit bride OF Edward Wil.inm !
Fletch,r Tho church ~a- bent,
Father Brennan. There were iour |
priests on The altar. Two Of whom
were cousins Of the grpon--f 1' her
Fletcher. of Lowell Mass. and Rather
ilouAter, from Newport News. Mrs
Thnmi,g Ryan rendered the wedding |
mur,b. lust ne!"ry tRe DTid". r.''tE
entered, George FirtChei' usln %!
,hr groom Sang 80 Promise Ne.
the bride w9r" smart Eo."r
away suit OF ETo"n, "l;h nat ("
OF the valley and orchids. She Was
attended 10y her sister Miss Ann"
Br.ucr, as maid OF honor, VINO wore |
an Imported green dress trimmed
Win silver lace and II large o!uck
rlcturr hat. she carried an arm
homguet OF pink roses. Liitl" Miss
katherine Hooker, niece OF thr or!dv,
carried the rirS on silver tray.
The bride Was given away by her
uncle. ". l.. Vcrlander There wer"
present four generations on the
The groom was attended by his
brother. John Fletcher, as best man,
The ushors were otto lraSsh"rger.
Frank Mckinley. Ernest Fletcher and
Norman Ford
After tho ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher left for a Northern wedding
The nirht preceding the marriage
a reception was given ~ the nome
or Ia, brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
walter - BraGcr, III ''lioChclle." on
the t'ra. ghton Road. The house was
decorated in Christmas greens. poin-
scttias and red candles. carrying out
n color silcinc Of red and green.
About seventy five guests were pres
rnt. supper was served after which
the brides cake was cut. Miss Anne
Eraucr, sister OF the bride. presided
al the punch bowl.
Quiet Wedding.
\ quiet, bat pretty marriage. took
PLACE on january :. 1T G:30 o'clock
i'm trc home Of Mrs. James 4. Jack
spn, OF Powell. Texas, when her cou-
sin Miss Jeanette Louise Wood,
daughter OF MIR. and Airs. Il. q. Wood
.of .tich,nond. became the bride of
Robert II. wills, Il prominent oil ana
IN tu,cS Jlul, al I,r,Ck nriIpn 'r.Nns |