The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03

Tho sorority hall at Richmond College
/ was prcttily decorated in college flags
and the blue and gray OF Zeta Tau Alpha
Those present were Misses Fannie and
Bernie Smith and Mary Farthing. of
Charlotte county. Va; Miss lisa Comp
ton. of "Dumbarton'. Miss Susie Warner.
Miss Snesd. OF Lynchburg: Miss Emma
Warning and Miss Georgia Miller OF NOT
folk. Misses Lizzie kizer. Josephine Nj
Lood Alice Welsh. Mary Hawes Tyler,
Knapp. Julia Barnes. Isabel Walker and
Matte Brown
Brightwell-Clarke.
The Newport Ncws Times Herald OF
Friday last has the following announce
mcut Of tho marriage OF q well known
Richmond girl. II says:
a pretty marriage was celebrated last
night at 6.30 o'clock at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs A. L. Price. in the North End.
The occasion was the wedding o. Miss
jamie Clarke. OF Richmond. 10 Scott
Brishtwcn OF this city. The marriage
was not runaway affair. the couple
merely desiring a quiet wedding Miss
Clarke came from Richmond yesterday.
AND the wedding took place last night.
The bride wore travelling costume OF
blue cloth T-ey VIII reside IN this city.
For the Children.
The children Of the Virginia Passenger
and Power Company employees. under six
teen years of age. will be given a com
piimentary entertainment Saturday at
tho Association Building at the Rcscr-
voir at r. VI.
The W0mau's Auxiliary is arranging
for il. and O very attractive program
Will be the result Miss Marie Leahy will
delight the small people with her most
humorous selections and Miss Clara
Iompkns viii give great pleasure by her
banjo and her songs II is also hoped
that Miss Ada Arundel will talk 70 the
children. Seven Of Miss Leahy's smaller
pupils will give a charming number. The
children Of the audience Will sing IN
chorus.
Hundley-Bowers.
Tho marriage Of Miss Mary Pearl
Bowers. daughter OF Mrs. Mary V Bowers.
20 Ar Harry w. Hundley occurred 1t
Z o'clock Tuesday evening last at the
residence OF tho brides mother. No 23l5
East Broad street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Hugh Nc
Neefrey Of St Patrick Church ,s-
sisted by Rev. Father Anthony McKcef-
r-F ana Father currau. Of Sta.atpa
Va.
Tho bride. who was given away by her
brother. Mir. James NJ. Bowers. was at
tired in dark blue broadcloth. with
hat and gloves % match. and carried
Erd e roses. Mr. Aubrey Burruss acted
as best man. Both pariors were decorated
if palms. potted plants and lighted can
pae bridal party stood under an arch OF
sHniiaX and asparagus fern. The music
was beautifully rendered by Mr.. w. ".
Iearman.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
liandlcy lett for Northern tour. and
w.l Doe at home at 80. 1912 North
/ Iwenty-ninth Street.
Birthday Tea Party.
Little Misses Esther Allen and Nellie
'crneAa Dawson were hostesses at a
charming tea party in honor OF the third
anniversary Of their birth on Thursday
from Q % o'clock. CHOSE present were
little Misses Cornclia Pollock. Laura
Mills. Nellie Dawson. Esther Dawson
Virginia ieyton. Ida Poyton and Masters
Alfred Turner and Alfred Penneu Chape-
rcns We're Mrs. 7. W. PenneI. Mrs W.
D. Turner, Mrs. Johnson and MIS-. u. a.
/ Dawson.
Beautiful Operetta.
The social event Of the season in VIII
Thursday and Friday evenings. of the
beautiful operetta, cinderella in Flow
GRAND Each young amateur proved
charming in voice and gesture and the
AFFAIR was throughout very enjoyable.
Miss Virginia Bruce BraithwaIte made
graceful and beautiful Cinderella: Mi
Francis Clayton Murphy proved an ideal
Prince Sunshine. his fine tenor being
heard 90 advantage in several solos.
The blossoms presented a beautiful
picture as they were grouped o., the
stage. Miss Bessie Lamb (Hollyhock)
ana Miss Garnet Sweeney (Tiger Luv).
as proud sisters. were typical Cod
mother Nature. Miss Bessie Morris. was
as sweet god mother as we read Of i'm
fairy tales. Master Bathurst Peach, as
Ionnlc Bee. the little page. followed nv
Miss Alyrtc Marable ana Elizabeth
Mason. Butterflies. Who took Cindereua
10 inc BALL were perfect in their grace.
Ail- j. s. fi1son as Robin Red the
prince . herald. could not have boon bot-
ter. Guests at tho ball were Miss Viz
einla Timbcrlakc. % beautiful Sleenv
Poppy: Margaret Jones an airy llttio
ButtcrcuIA Ellen Barnes shv par.,..
Bertha Brathwaitc, stately panodil.
Kitty MorecOck. pretty Sweet Rrfar. ia
ncr Brooks. graceful Mignonette: stolla
Wolf. sweet Lily Bell; Frances Timber
Lake, dainty Miss Sweet Pea. Sadie Ma
Lonc. ass winsome Carnation.
Tho Sunbcams were little Carrie Coles
Mabel Clarke. Lillian Murphy. EVELYN
Goodwin. Catherine Goodwin and Mar
sarct Wolf
The Haindrors were Master Harry Phil
lips. Merritt Foster GEORGE Ben
IrCdy Vernon Geddy. Julian Brooks and
Nomnic Johnson Who took the house
hy a number of cncores.
Miss Lucille Foster. as q modest ana
unseltsh Little Violet, acted IN hc~ usual
sweet way Miss Rosa emory is 20 De
congratulated on .he success Of the play
and the wonderful way she controlled and
trained such a largo cast. This plav
was given for The Y. NJ. G. A.
After tho second nights performance
Ono entire casS were ushered into the
ballroom or Cameron Hall whcr,. n
beautiful german was given in their
honor.
Monday-Night Club.
Tho Monday Night Dancing CLUB. OF
Williamsburg. were given a german at
tue y. q. =. LIall. MMion was a parfact