Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-24
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The marriage OF Miss, Mary Brent
witt. daughter OF Airs. witt and Of
me latc Judge Samuel y. witt. Of the
nustlnss Court. TO Alexander Ran
"aii iiagncr. Jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
alexander r. Iiagncr. of Hagerstown.
fid.. was celebrated last evening ut
n'"o o'clock in 81. Pauls Church.
Kcv. Walter Russcll Bowie. d. D..
rector OF the churchS officiating The
wedding music was rendered by +.
f'hNington llarkcr. organist and
ch"irmastcr of ST. rnul's. and the al
Tar was decorated with vases of white
spring blossoms.
The bridc entered the church with
nor brother. Thomas Foster wit. by
Wh"m sh" was given in marriage and
ln"S were met at the CharCAl steps
ny 'hc groom ana his brother. Thomas
w Simmons liagncr. OF iIaScrstown.
who was best man. Her wedding
iSown was, OF ivory-colored satin.
/inhdc with pointed basque and fun
SKIRT and was trimmed In brussels
Pf"sepo!nt lace. Tho veil OF illusion.
which fell to the end Of the long
court trqin, was fastened with orange
blossoms and She carried n Colonial
bouquet or white sweet peas and
lrccsias, finished with u lace frill
mere were four ushers-Messrs.
= u. witt, Jr. of the
University of Virginia; Roger Jami-
son OF liaGcrstown. Md: Rohcr, T..
baldwin Of CITY Point. Va. ana Cade,
Dan witt. or the Virginia Military
Institute. Lexington.
Miss Elizabeth Wit was her s,s-
ter's maid OF honor. and another sig
ter. Miss Jeanne liunion witt. was
bridesmaid. They were dressed alike
IN old-fnshioncd dresses OF pale pink
sat!n. made with tho long fun skirts
scaiIopcd at the bottom. and the
basque effect for the bodice. Their
nosegays were OF pink sweet meas.
frecs!as and darodils.
There was no reception aud Mr..
ana Mrs. iiagncr left at once for n
Horthcrn wedding journey. They
WI! be at home later at CITY Point,
- where III" former Is with the
i"bize Artificial Six Company. Mt.
'iaEn"r Is "A great nephew of tho late
Judge Alexander Burton llagncr or
Washington. and * "A grandson o, the
i@'" Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. sim
mons, Of liaGcrstrwn, Nd The hrilo
a granddaughter o. the late DR..
I'hnicl witt of Prime" Edward. and
tho late Major Thomas Redmond Eos
tor Of Fauuuicr County. She was
Jdueaiod at !iolfns.
Among the gucats from a distance
Intending the wedding were: MIR. and
,"it. Nl'N. u. iiaEncr. Miss Lula lIar-
- M'Hs Louisa Harrison Hagucr. Il.
~ :. fdaner. Roger Jumison. CIar-
"hcc i. Lane, Of HagcrStOwn, Md I.
Nh ana Mrs Thaycr Lyon. o. pi,ta
h,fRh Mr. and Mrs. Lucian II. Cooke.
uI roanoke. br. and Mrs. william IL.
'""dwin' o: tho University OF viz
Eih'a; Mrs. Joseph ~. iratt. OF Boy
ton Mrs Alexander Wadswor,h Jr
~ wayne. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Jaincs Q.
Hlddic. ~ Paradise Warrcnton. and
Philadelphia; Miss Corric Foster poy-
: 'oh' 81 IN" F!a!us. Carter Foster. Of
'!cnNIll". Mr.. and Mrs John T. IN
Incy. OF Marshall. Henry linrper of
Long Island. y. Y. Mr.. ana Mrs =.
T. McGuckin. Of Long Island. y. Y.
Enlargement AnuTIn,~
William Wavorly Friend announces
ne engagement OF his daughter, Lc-
la Aiken. to Charles Green Turner, OF
kenioch." Tho Plains. Fauquicr
County. Mr.. Turner is the son OF
MrA Lucy Green Turner and the late
y l.oushhoroueh Turner, Of Eau
pulcr County
The wedding. which takes place in
June. VIII be of unusual interest here
~ both arc prominently connected.
lovely AFFAIR o. yesterday was
the lrnchc"n given By Mrs r.. ~
Elicit. OF West FRANKLIN street. n,
80 o'clock. at her home Mr.. Gar
nett Andrews was the guest of honor.
Gay daifodils and lavender swcc,
peas were set throughout the parlors
ana din!ng-room, and the place cards
iH' Ices carried out the George
Washington idea. with nacs. drums
alN.sH
spending tho winter months at tho
JoncrHou Hotel. Is originally Of LOOK
cut Mountain. near Chattanooga,
Tenn
Leaving for Italy.
Amons thos" who are leaving for
foreign parts are Mrs. John Kerr
kranch and her daughter. Louise.
Inc! viii leave Richmond Saturday
!gr New York. where they viii san
AN extended stay in Italy Mrs.
4ranch ANA h"r daughter wni visit
"'h"F PARTS in Southern Europe be-
iore returning To Richmond.
A"nuai Luncheon OF u. A. MS
The annual luncheon Of common
"'".ih Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution. HELD W.ducs-
LAY al tn" Commonwealth club. was
ne largest that has been given, and
wa enjoyed ny about 100 guests
appropriate George WASHINGTON
decorations Were used cvcry,vhrre
MFS. W. j. i'nync. the chapter regent.
presided ana tho sneaker. vc,. In.
,roduccd by Mrs benjamin /, pur.
zen. Mrs. J II. HiEginsun brnuch,
greetings from the hlhcmari, chan
ter of which she is the presidcn,
DR.. Kate Waller Barrett and Nr.
Chamberlain were the princip,I
Speakers Mrs. Chamberlain is great