Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09


Mrs. l.. Mcriwcthcr Fry announces
ia" engagement Of her daughter Jane
virginia, to William Amoncttc Ter
I"ll. formerly OF Frederic Han. now
az This city. MISS Fry. who was :.
dcbutantc OF two seasons ago. and is
Wei known to the younger social
set here. il the granddaughter Of the
late colonel william ". Fry ~ Rich
mond and coyncr's. Mr.. Terrell IL
the son OF DR.. and Ms r.. 4. Terrell
~ Frederic Hall. and grandson Of Or.
6. J. Terrell. or walnut Grove %
Hanover County Tho wedding viii
b" an interesting event OF the early
fall season.
Mnd~ Debut Here.
OF interest to Richmond society
"as the wedding of Miss Beverley
l.oakc. OF Birmingham. Ma daughter
~ Mr., and Mrs. William Edward
l.cak", to Samuel Werner McCIclIand
~ cleveland aud Pittsburgh. The
Wedding took place the evening Of
June y a, $50 o'clock. at High
lands Methodist church. The church
Was decorated with palms, ferns and
tall floor baskets ~ white glsdlolI
"Ii"rnatcd with smilax formed a
back ground on the altar. Mrs. Sa-
rah Hunt Nann played the wedding
music
The bride entered The church with
hcr father who gave her in mar
RAG. Her Wedding gown was Of
'r"pe romauc made in straight
lincs aud embroidered with pearls.
h'r veil WAS caught with orange
blossoms aud fen In soft folds to the
nam of her train. She carried or
bids ANA lilies OF the VALLEY. Mrs
f'cH Etc. sister OF the bride WAS
ir6tron of honor. She wore gown
"f Ivory lace draped over chiffon
Fnr bridesmaids wcr. Misses Mary
itieu Notihlngton, Virginia Jclnisou
Augusta Mason and Martha Collier.
They wore charming costumes o! pink
chiffon ami carried grca; loose bou-
prtts OF delpGinum, pins and yellow
suapdragons and sweet peas tied
W,,h loops Of blue tull.. Little Ann
Nrmistcad. cousin OF IN. bride. was
flower girl She wore a pretty frock
"f lace aud chiffon and carried a
Fronch basket OF pink roses.
Tie groom was attended by olive:
Hrown 40 hest man. and sumner
Evans Thomas, Luther Barnes. Arm!-
s'.ad l.eahc, Edward l.caae. Jr.. and
Gilman Spencer. of Cleveland. ohio.
as ushcrs. Following the ceremony.
reception was held At the home of
brides parents. which included the
bridal party. out-of-town guests and
Jew intimate friends. Mr.. and Mrs
McCielland LETT later for a wedding
,rip which will include New York and
Nantucket. The bride is member
~ one OF Birminghams prominent
families, and since her debut in that
city and Richmond. has been "a prom
Incnt nSurc IN the social activities
or both cities. She is niece Of
Mrs. Robert F.. Peyton. Jr.. OF this
city. and OF Mr.. and Mrs. John ArmI-
stead. %! Richmond.
Month of July Here.
Miss Helen coyie Wharton. OF New
orleans. is, spending the month OF
.'uiy in Richmond, as the guest OF her
uncle and aunt. r.. S Goodman and
Mrs Robert Clark. OF 3s!i Chamber
laync Avenue. and her cousins. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Dew, OF 29lS Haw-
thornc Avenue Miss Wharton, who
- a graduate Of Newcomb College, is
supervisor OF art of the public schools
OF New Orleans. She VIII be joined
later in the month by her sister. Miss
Mary Critton Wharton. also OF New
orleans. Before returning to their
home. the Misses Wharton will spend
several weeks at the Episcopal Mis-
sion, at Nora, Dickinson County en-
gagged in mission work.
M!ss A. {. Wharton, OF New Or
leans. who has been visiting rela-
:ives in Richmond, since the re-
union, returned to her home on Fri
day.
Touring With Mr. and Mrs. Shaw.
handoiph Normap' who has been
James Shaw. in New York CITY.
sailed yesterday for Europe. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Shaw and their son.
James. and Mr.. Norman will tour Eu
rope for three months
sailed for Nova Scotin.
Mrs. William w. Wright. of Rich
mond and Portsmouth, left July
trom Norfolk TO sail for Huboards.
Nova Scotia. where she will be the
guest of friends until the last OF
September. She will spend some time
with friends in Boston and New York
before returning TO her home here.
Appeared I'm Raleigh Concert.
Mrs. Horace Dowell returned the
latter part OF last week from Ra-
leigh, y. c., where she appeared in
concert The concert took place In
Pullen hall. at North Carolina Col
leSe' July 8. Her first group OF songs
were from Bach. Hayden and Schu-
pert and her second group included
Italian pieces. Yerdrs Aria followed.
declared the singers outstanding
ochieVement or the evening, a battle
song OF An Egyptian woman, and the
proSram closed with a number OF
simpler and more familiar pieces
Mrs. Dowell was formerly of Raleigh.
although she has been a teacher of
Snsins here for the last few years.
Extended Visit in Coblenx.
MISS Caroline Byrd Lewis. daugh-
ter or Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Lewis. Is
sailing on July 13 from New York
on tho q: g. Patria for Marseilles,
her cousins, Major and Mrs. q. a.
Taloots, and 70 to coblsns for an ak