Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18
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'ss Clara Diam Cummings, daugh.
VI ssrgeon-General Cummings.
arrived In Richmond for an OK
'ed stay with friends. and many
ming affairs have been planned
Ter honor. Miss Cummings will
ne guest OF Miss Frederick Scott
'pbeli. at tho homo of her par
IT, DIT. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell.
rnton--ltay.
Interest here IS tho marriage
niss Evelyn Jones Ray. daughter
pr. and drs. William r. Ray, OF
hF Pills. and Lieutenant Arthur
es s son Of A A!t ser-Ise United Hni,ed
Of fredericksburg. which took
e Thursday evening at 6 o'clock
ti ,L,uke's Episcopal Church. Ped
no ceremony was performed by
MT. reverend Arthur conover
theIn virginia. uncle of the groom
stad BY Rey. Josiah r. Ellis. rector
inc church, and Rev. Clyde J.
,sh. pastor OF the Presbyterian
rSh OF that place. Tho wedding
cm Tna played by c. e. Russell,
ca with dogwood blossoms and
Wv spring flowers, combined Will,
s8rcens and candles.
ne bride. entering with her faith
VINO gave her In marriage. wore
ded white tulle with orange bios
.. She carried N shower bou-
or orchids, Bride roscs and swan
"a. She was attended by Miss
10 Biackstock. or Biuencld, w
as maid OF honor. who wore q
~ OF cream lace and blue crepe
nine and carried an old fashioned
gay OF calendulas and knotted
he bridesmaids. Miss Elizabct
reI. Of Lynchburg. and Miss AL
hamilton. OF Bluefeid. w. Va.
Gowns OF yellow Georgetto crapc
.ndu !ea oid-iaShioned nosegays OF
ne bridegroom had as his best
john l., Bootwright. OF Ports
I'm. and as groomsmen Barbsur
rnton. OF fredericksburg. and
mas w. Mahcnc. Of Richmond.
ushcrs were Ashley Woods. OF
ems. GIN. and John witt. Of Blue
he wedding WIS followed by an in
nal reception Mt the home OF the
e. AFTER which the couple left for
'eddinS trip to New Orleans and
weston. Texas. after which they
De NJ home at Post Field, Fort
Okla.
ne out-of-town guests. in addi-
TO the bridal party. were Right
;. and Mrs. a. C; Thomson. OF
rnton. OF fredericksburg: Mrs. r.
Blackstock. of Blueneld, w. Va,
Siiss Mamie McColgan, OF Nor
:nEemcnt Announced.
eunesday afternoon from 1890 to
clock an Informal TIA was given
Mrs. Claiborne WimbIsh at her
or OF Miss Mary Milton Noel. an
nclnE her engagement TO II. r.
*. Tho. house Was prettily deco
I'll with the carly spring lowers.
color scheme being green and
lie. Little Maud wimbish held n
ket OF roscbuds, to which was tied
tiny announcement cards. and
arrival each guest took n rose.
diHlnB-room table was uniquely
anged, and In the center stood a
dressed ms bride. Misses I.ur-
Moring. Emily James and Helen
lch assisted Mrs. Wimbish In serv-
inong those present were Mes
hes Jeffrey Elder. d. l.. Elder, T..
, Robertson. Richard Epps, Ran
cs. Munson. Short, Taylor. Jordan.
'ses Mary Noel. LuriInn MorinR.
'rgaret Hundlcy. Elizabeth Humid
yer.
iiss Noel is from covIngton and
principal of the City Point school.
Hook. vino ie from philadelphia.
connected with the Du Pons Com
,ro,rhInr Hv>ditn- ,.,vN ~,
IRIS l.. j.. Schultz announces tho
;aScment and approaching mar
&c OF her daughter, Lucy Lee, to
liam Drury Giuie. or Highland
'ings.
the womnn'n Club.
iadame sinvko Grouitch. wife Of
minister from the Kingdom OF
bis. CrOats and Slovenes. who Will
10 TO Richmond this afternoon to
ak before the woman's Club at
invitation OF Mrs. Chiles Terrell,
$ the first American woman mar
] to foreigner to visit this coun-
soon after the outbreak OF the
rid war to acquaint the American
bic with. itS causes and dangers.
, came as the special cmissary OF
Dia. her husbands country, OF
ich he was the acting Secretary
Foreign Affairs. in which capacity
had received and answered the
hIiVub RuSlIIdH ultlinaluUl, winch
5 the trst direct step towards the
-premeditated declaration OF war
Germany and her tool, Austria
ngary.
iadame Grouitch will describe In
. address before the Woman's Club
inner action by which the little
Igdom Of 100000 has become the
federated states or all the Serbs.
bats and Siovenes-l5 100000 in all
With resources as great as those
the State OF California, which 1t
embles on its long Adriatic coast
:. and with commercial possibili-'
8 as great rs those of the State of
~ York, which it resembles in its
lphicaliy centralized position and
h trade routes between east. west.
TIL and south.
n ideals and intellectual culture
resembles the ancient Common
alths OF Massachusetts, and Vir-'
ia. Serbia is the spot where the
,idcnt and Orient mcct--mystical
mind. logical in conduct, Its mis-
tunes even have been turned to
ID account.
The speaker was an American girl
dying in Athens, when she met
: husband. There will be the us
reception after the lecture and
hostesscs Will DC: Mrs. William
). Woodson Waddey. ,Mrs- II. d. C.
clachlin. Miss katherine Kicks.
3. James Parkinson. Miss Marion
'ea will be served informally on
.dnesday from 4:30 to 6 o'clock.
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