Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
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Ono OF the most important events
of the week and an affair o. the
Greatest interest to society. is the
annual meeting Of the Richmond
German Club. which took place last
evening at $3.50 o'clock at the West
moreland Club. Much business OF in
tcrcst was discussed and plans for
the dances tn be given this season
made. The officers of the club cleo
ted at this meeting were: Colonel
julien ii. Hill. president: H. Wat
k!ns Ellcrs0n. viceprcsident. George
Melville Reid. secretary and trcasur-
or; and General 10 Lane Stern, An
ton G. Adams. Sidney Buford Scot;
and Randolph G. Harrison. executive
committee.
bliss AdISin. to Wed.
Mrs. Thomas Adkins. of s2i Park
Avenue. has issued invitations for the
marriage OF her daughter Maria 10
George Carmichael. Of North Carolina.
The wedding. which will be- = bril-
liant social event Of the autumn. viii
take place on Wednesday evening,
November 0. at o'clock in All
Saints Episcopal Church.
Miss Adkins. who Is Il daughter OF
the late Thomas Adkins. Is a talented
musician and an attractive member
of th5 younger society set here. She
spent last winter studying violin in
New York. \ number Of guests from
distance Will come 10 Richmond 10
attend the wedding next month.
Dinner for D-butnntc..
Saturday evening. December 3 is
the date set FOR the dinner to be
given by Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert II. Tai
ley Of Wcathampton, in honor OF
Tour OF the seasons buds--Misscs
Elizabeth Warren. Penelope Ander-
son. Maria Ward Shelton William.
and Grace shepherd. The dinner viii!
hc given at tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Talcy. and the guests VIII be limited
I" tho members of the dcbutautc sct
ana their escorts.
brilliant Wedding.
brilliant wedding was celebrated
at the Church OF the Palace In Cob
LEM. Germany. on October 10. when
Miss Mildred Eddy. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Leeds Eddy. Of New
YORK and Murristown. y. j.. became
the bride Of captain William Mckee
Dunn. +. a.. aid de camp 10 the COM
handing general or the American
forces on tho Rhine. Miss Eddy. who
~ noted belle. dil splendid service
during tho war, serving in Tho hos
pitals In Halifax ana in foul. France.
Captain Dunn il the son of Mrs. Dunn
ana tho late I.Huicr Dunn. OF Wash
ington and Hot Springs. Va. whore
thcy have one 81 the finest old homes
IN the Valley. Iic is the grandson u
tho late Judge Advocate General WIZ
Liam Mckee Dunn. and great grand
son .. J. r. -. ianicr. tho New York
tanker. who equipped tho first In
dian troops To enter the War E"twccn
the states. Captain Dunn WAS pro-
noted At chat"au-Thicrry where he
was badly gasscd. and was constant.
~ a. the front until the end OF the
war.
Tn. bride wore IA beautiful gown o.
rose point lace with "A long train. She
was attended by Mrs. Gcorgc Co.c
Scott. OF "bnllyshannon.' Richmond.
s!st"f Of thc groom. WHO wore rose
colorcd tul!c and by Miss Fonrosc
"inwrigh'' daughter OF tn" ASSIST
ant Secretary Of War, who came from
America with the bride 10 attend the
wedding. who wore orchid tullc Both
carried pink roses. The best man
was tcnant-commandcr George
Cole scott, o, Richmond. and the
rshcrs were: Major George NJ. pccE.
Captain David :. Run"b.uch. Captain
Wilbur r. sumner. Captain charles
6. Hutchinson. lieutenant Alfred :.
Farton AN! Lieutenant Mark \. be-
vine.
The church vas decorated in palms
and pal" pink ana white roses and
chrysan,hcmums IN high. white AMI
gin baskets. smaller ones being at
tachcd 10 each pew. Th" palace.
where the reception WIS hold was
similarly adorned. and the thousands
OF candies shining among the flow
crs and Illuminating The brilliant
dresses o! the women and splendid
uniforms Of tho foreign officers pres
Ont. made picture not soon To be
forgotten in the spacious halls o, the
maGniiccnuy furnished palace Of
Ex- Kaiser William IIohcnzoIlcrn. y
seated supper "aS served to practi-
cally all Of the officers Of the Amer
lean forces in Germany and Of the
lthincland high commission and their
families. y week OF festivities pre-
coded the wedding when the bridal
party was entertained each day.
among the notable fctcs being d
large dinner the evening before the
wedding, given in honor of the bride
and groom by the Commanding Cen
cral and Mrs. Allen. "a dinner dance
by cnant-Commandcr and Mrs.
scott. and a dinner by General Halcat
n his home IN .Andcrnach
Woodhn-Luck.
y quiet and interesting wedding
took place Saturday afternoon at !
O'Clock in the BAPTIST Church. Ash
land. when Miss Elizabeth Frances
Luck. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Thomas Luck, became the bird.
or Edwin Clifton Woodhn. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Salon u. Woodnn. Rev.
Hugh y. Ellis officiating Only
members OF the immediate families
were present.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodfn left for a Northern trim.
and on their return will be at home
in Richmond.
Pretty Wedding.
y pretty wedding OF yesterday
morning was that of Miss Mary
Darlington iiuStcr. the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. j. Floyd Hux,cr. to
Lawrence Gordon Miller, of this city.
the son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Henry Miller, of Clifton Forge,
which took place at IL o'clock in
Hanover Avenue Christian Church.
the ceremony being performed by
the pastor. the Rev. j. Il. Hunley.
palms, ferns and cathedral candles
were used in the decorations. The
wedding music was rendered by
James Womblc at the organ, with
violin accompaniment by Mrs Rob-