Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

nave been spending the past six
ms travelling In Europe. returned
week to this country ard arc
at their home on Monument Ave-
Mr.. and Mrs. FitZGerald re-
eel to America on board the
mship George Washington. the
boat which brought General
ming to New York.
:. and Mrs. Samuel Bcmiss. who
been occupying the FitzGcraid
nome for tho past several months.
now at their apartment in the
Gee George. 1924 Grove Avenue.
Bcmiss was before her marriage.
Dorccn Fitzt;crald.
4 OF Friends.
81 Robert Winklcr. formerly
Mildred Stafford. of Montgomery.
arrived in Richmond yesterday
the ruost OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ge "ickhan. at 1884 Park Ave-
Mrs. Winklcr frequently vlsits
edmond. where she IS much en-
med.
Club Dance.
attractive AFFAIR Of Thankssiv-
80 " 81 Nv VIZ 'llf' 10 bt
II ny the members OF the Vifgni:t
C!ph at tho Jefferson Hotel.
'nc"rt. from 9 10 10 viii prccede
dance. and there viii be dane
IRON 10 10 :. music being fur
ca by "A widely known orchestra.
teams OF Richmond College and
IAN and Mary College have been
eH 10 DC special suaAts OF the
on this occasion. and there viii
lany othor Out-cf-town guests.
~ 10 be subscription dance.
!hr To tho series OF dances given
no club last year. and officers and
incut members If tho club and
wives viii chaperon the ball.
IA Wedding.
70 south Anna Rnptist Church
puisu County was tho scene of
city wedding Wednesday after
November 2. al 100 O'Clock.
u Use marriage "i Miss Fannie
Jackson and Mr.. Edward Allan
was solc'nnized. The church was
rated with autumn leaves, ever
MS and cnndiop. and the ccre-
vas REFORMED hy N.v. X. r.
IS. The music was rendered by
Marion kcan.
o bride entered tho church on
arm OF her father. Charles r
son. who gave her in MARRIAGE.
wore gown 81 whit. satin
med with lace which was worn
her grandmother In her wedding
~ 100 years ago. She carried Il
yer bouquet Of Bride roses. and
only ornament war string Of
iS the gift Of the groom SIN.
attended by her sister. Mrs.
port Hart. aE matron Of honor. who
u gown OF blue tnncta and ear
yellow chrysanthemumS. and
y Catherine Turner, as maid OF!
br. wearing gown of ycilOw tat
nlso carried yellow chrysantt,e-
no flower girl and ring hcarAr
cdfa tcly preceded the bride. Lii
MISS Anne Turner. drcSgcd in n
te organize frock. embroidered
com bination o., blue and yellow.
lei basket Or Killarney rose
and James Malcolm Hart, wear
n white flannel suit. carried the
Felix Jackson and sam Ilar-
|"erc tho uFhers. The groom had
fis best man. Allan Moir, OF DAN
After the ceremony. Mr.. and
Gil left for AN extended SOUTH
tour. ON their return. they viii
tt home In Danville.
eccd!ng the wedding. tho bridal
Y attended breakfast given I'm
honor by Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c.
!, OF iiariiaud. Among the guests
n distance were SIR. and Mrs
n Mo!r and Miss Cathcr!n. Wat
from Dauvi,l": Miss Stcli, Nav
8. ~ Greens orO, y. C.: MISS
Gan, Miss George Turner md
"lna Herring, o. Richmond.
E,rr for Hridc.
rs Elizabeth Laughon, OF Lamb
W thins miscellaneous shower
rhhy afternoon In honor Of Miss
Tiilor bride OF this week.
10 color scheme was carried ON,
GLOW and the parlors were deco
I'm autumn leaves and chrysan-
nuns.
tile Edith Laughon. sister of the
oNs, dressed rs Cupid. brouyh,
gus Ia on a white carriage.
insr present were: Mrs. Robcr,
cfeur. Mrs. W. Y. owen, Mrs. II
Filler Misses Virginia Robinson.
an Rice. Grey Lambert. Emily
more Gladys Smithc. Mae and
lie forr!tt, Mrs Edmund Carter.
r. Iil!'r. Mildred Kelly, Mrs. j.
White, Mary Browning. Mabel
cory. Louise Wilkcrson. Mrs. Ad-
n BrlStow, Thclma l.ivcrcy, Nio-
Vaughan, Mildred Jctcr, Mary
k, listoii Wills.
lwin-.Innrs.
:. ana Mrs. Bradley G. Jones. Of
kncr. dnH"uhcc the marriage Of
daughter, Erma Elizabeth. TO
IrGe Swift Goodwin, which took
in their home at l O'Clock on
rsday afternoon. November 3. Mr..
Twin. who Is from Louisa Coun-
is an cX-scrvice man. and served
|, distinction on the battlcfields
France. The bride Is wcil-known
the younger set. having Just
he'd college in June OF this year.
! father and grandfather. John T.
bes. "f TNlcrs, have for years been
'yiiied with large interests In Vir-
| 10 bride. who was given away by
father. was married in a travel
SUIT OF blue, with hat and gloves
IA ton. and carried white roses and
Is OF the valley. Owing to the ILL
of the little daughter of j. s.
IS. Of Montpelier. the marriage
quiet one, only members OF
family being present. Joseph ID.
FTs, OF stanton Military Academy.
her OF the bride, was best man.
the Misses Bertha and Anne
(es. of Blackstone, sisters of the
g. were her attendants.
After an extended trip, Mr.. and
|. Goodwin Will reside near Fred
KS Han, on the Goodwin planta-
|, the old home OF his father.
rye T.. Goodwin. now OF Georgia.
Of his vrandfathcr. the late
|rlcs Goodwin.