Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

commissioned FIRST llcutenant. IIe
became attached to tho Seventy
seventh Division. and sailed to
France with the first units Of this
division. and as surgeon was con-
tinuously with the combatant troops
through NIL actions In which the
division took part, returning to the
United States IN May, 1919, after
overseas serv!, q Of thirteen months.
lin was discharged at Cump Lee as
captain In June. 1919.
DIR. Weisiger is u member OF tho
Medical Society or Virginia. Rich
nond- Academy or Medicine and tho
Church lill Medical Association.
Ceremony Quietly Performed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Gee, of Keys
Vile. announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Lilii Lucille Salques, to
J. G. WIndham. OF Fort Rally, Ga.
on November Is. On account OF III
ness IN the Eroom's family. the ccro-
mony was quietly performed ut Vie
toria. Rev. Massey officiating. After
several days at the home of tho
brides parents. MIR. and Mrs. Wind
ham LEFT for their home in Fort
Rally. Ga.
H-ccnt Wedding.
Among recent pretty Weddings WAS
that of Miss Pauline -AmbroscIl Arm
all. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
l.uc!an Arnail. to Bcrtram Edward
rnmbcr!aiic. son OF MIR. and Mrs. Will
Ham IL. rimbcrlakc, which WAS ccic-
brated ON Saturday morning. Novcu-
Der II. at II o'clock. in the home
OF Mrs. Irving Arnail. in the liamil-
ton Apartments. Rev. &. =. Davis
performed the ceremony. The par
Tors We're 2ttractivoly decorated with
palms. ferns and yellow chrysanthc-
NUNS. The BRIDE wore Il smart
travelling suit OF roirc, twill. with
II black picture hat to match and
her flowers were Il corsage bouquet
OF Ophclia roses y reception fol-
lowed the ceremony and afterwards
Mr.. and Mrs. Timbcrlukc left for a
Northern wedding tour.
MnnoEuc-McDonouc
The Sacred Heart Cathedral was
tile scene OF pretty wedding on
Wednesday. November 80. when Miss
Mary y. L.. McDonough. daughter
OK Mrs. Mary McDonough and the
late Fat McDonouEh. became tho
bride OF John Patrick Manoguc. or
81. Paul. MINI. The ccrenony was
performed by Rev. Thomas ~ Ram
kin. OF Winchester uncle Of the
w 'N'. It altar was beautifully
decorated with ferns. palms, white
chrysan,hemums. pink roscbuds and
cathedral candles. Bishop ID. j.
o'Conn.!l and The following clergy
wer. IL the SANITARY: Rev. Leon
ard }. Ripple. Rev. James j. oConnor.
Kew. TAomaS J. ToOleu. Father Mark
Cassidy. Rev. fciiN kaup. Rev. I'd
ward Prosnc3n. Rev. Leo a. Gill Rev.
John j. Bowlcs. Rev. John J. Mas
seq. Rev. James J. Brennan Father
Godfrey. Father Mckcnna. Father
Howan. Father Fahry. The wedding
march was played by Professor Pom
uartz. jus, before the ceremony and
believe Mo if All Those Endcar-
ing Young Charms aud The Rosa
rY during thc ceremony.
Tie hriuc entered the church with
her brother, Or. james L. McDon-
cuGh. by whom she was given in
marriage Her wedding gown was
iaShi"ned Of softcSt white satin and
rca! lace and made with long court
train Panels az rca, lace drapcd
effect finished the skirt. and tho long
WASTED bodice was heavily cmhrni-
dtrod in crystals AN pearls. Her
ven OF illusion was made Gun a.
ic"t with coronct OF pearls and
orang" blossoms She carried n
shower bouquet OF white roses. gar
a"nia!s' and swansonias. Miss An
nc J.. McDonough was her sisters
maid OF honor. She wore frorI<
OF fame coiorcd Gcorpctte over sill
yer and carried a shower bouuuet
OF Richmond roses.
The Eroom's best man was I1mce
W. Mason, and the groomsmen were.
John T.. Kelley. Mike Kelley. James