The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Guild Concert.

Iull0 concert.
Those who were in charge OF the con.
cert given last evening IN the auditorium
Of the Young Mems Christian Association
Under the auspices OF ST. EIldas Guild.
were more than compensated for their
time aud trouble by the brilliant atten-
dance and the satisfactory rendition OF
the program.
Among the soloists. Mrs. John Murphy,
the soprano, is too well known hero to
need any comment, save to say that she
was in excellent voice and her clear. we'll
rounded notes were an unusual delight
to the music-loving audience.
Miss Jean Foss, OF Boston, possesses a
contralto OF the richest tone, and was
received with appreciative applause in
each number.
Mrs. Frank w. Duke Is n newcomer
TO Richmond, and WIS heard In concert
work for the first time last evening ami
her work was OF the highest class.
Miss Belle Johnson, the pianist. sus-
tanned her reputation as n splendid artist.
playing with much expression and bril-
liant technique.
Tho quartet composed OF Mrs. Conway
H. Gordon, Miss Mabel McBain. Mr.. Con-
way Gordon and Mr.. James McBain. sang
their numbers with true harmony OF pir-
pose ana voice, and added neT laurels
to its well-deserved crown OF fame.
Mr.. Shepherd Webb added no little to
tie pleasure of the audience and the ex-
cellence of the work by us accompani-
ments.
A unique feature was The presence of
number OF young society c,y;s. at.t-ed IN
white. with red badges, who showed the
guests to their seats with treat cclat
They were Misses Brent Witt, Julia
Joynes. Caroline Rennolds. PAGE Royal, |
Roberta Trigg. Elsie Lindsey, Roberta !
smith and Julie osterloh.
Vaughan-Shields.
\ Very beautiful wedding was oele-
brated last evening at O'clock in the |
home of Mrs. Charles Shields, so. 10 ,
North Fifth Street, when her daugh.ar,
Margaret New, became the bride OF Mr.. |
is2ac s~ssSton Vaughan, of this city The |
kev. Robert W. FORSYTH. rec.o. of st. |
l'auls Episcopal Church. performed the |
ceremony.
The color scheme. pink and white was
beautifully elaborated in the decorations
of smilaS, palms. pink roses an.l candle,
a atringed band furnished the music and
played suitable airs throughout the even
ing.
The bride Was attended by her sister,
Miss Hetue Shields, as maid OF honor
VINO was exquisitely sowned in pale pink
nessalne with lace trimmings, and who
carried BASKET of La France roses.
The bridesmaids, Miss Polly Mason. of
Washington; Miss Bessie Doyle. OF Nor
feik; Miss Maud Morgan and Miss Mary
Buiord, Wore dainty gowns of white
batiste and lace, and also carried basket,
of pink roses Misses Elsie Lindsey and
Roberta Smith, who held the ribbons
looked charming in pretty frocks of white
null and lace.
Mr. Frank Vaughan was best man, and
the only other attendant.
The bride entered with her brother. Mr.
Charles Shields, by whom she was given
away She wore beautiful gown OF
white chiffon and princess lace, with en-
broidery Of pearls. and q tulle veil. She
carried a s3ower"of lilies of the valley
and white orchids. A reception followed
the ceremony.
After an extended trip, Mr.. and Mrs. [
Vaughan will have an apartment at the
Chesterfield.
The bride is one of tho most beautiful
and popular young ladies in Richmond
society. and the marriaee is OF much in
terest to people in Norfolk and other vir
ginia cities. where Mrs Vaughan has
frequently visited, and where she has
many friends
Charming Dance.
one or the pleasantest events or tha
midWlnter season was the dane, given
at the Hermitage Golf Club last even.
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Beyer.
ldEe N honor of their niece, Miss Ida
beyeridse Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen T. Bev-
efidge assisted In receiving. and CAV
crowd of young people were in attend
ance.
me invited guests We're: arisses r,ncv
skeiton, Josephine Sullivan. Otey Minor
aihnle Beers. Edith Watkins, Emma
g!aiste, Mildred Boyd, Alice Moore. AIaude t.,
GheWning, Edmonia Martin, Margaret
harrington, Evelyn Stiles, May GooIsby. :