The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20

-. = -
nar.sh house adjoining the church.
| and the hours will be from 4 TO II
| r. N. All serts of fancy articles will
| be on sale, and all manner OF amuse-
| menls will entice the unwary vis-
! itor.
Mrs. Alan l. Jewey is In charge
of the carnival, and her assistants
are Mrs. Feyton CraigbiIi and Mrs,
H. T. Ingalls, Some of the girls TAX
ing part in the carnival will be Misses
wis,ar crsighii, Elizabeth Christian,
Clarion Elizabeth Smart, Helen Sipp,
Gladys Ingalls,, Grace Armstrong, Ju~
liza and Hailiei Fore, Edith Ragland.
Leadhetter, Mary Whitlock Wallace.
Mary Jewey, Mildred and Rcbecca
Clarke, Martha stevenson, Alice
Crutchfield, Mary Jones, Hazel Ian
caster and Miss Martinstein.
An excellent musical program VIII
he rendered each night by some of
the best talent in Richmond. 1t is
expected that the fortune teller from
a distant city VIII draw large crowds
around her tent The gypsy dances
will he ats @:tive. as viii the pretty
gypsy maIGs who give them.
Wedding Invitations.
Invitations have been Issued for
the marriage Of Miss Mary Baldwin,
II Brooklyn, \. Y. and Mr.. Harry
Keeling. Of Norfolk. Va, on Tues
day evening. November 2sth. Mr..
Keeling, who Is an uncle OF Mr. Rob-
ert a Lee Taylor. is well known in
Virginia social circles.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Lee Spencer
have sent out invitations for the mar
rage of their daughter. Bessie Lee,
40 Mr. Herbert Wentworth Vadiu.
The ceremony will take place on
Saturday afternoon. November goth,
at O'Clock, in old Bruson Parish
church, Williamsburg. Va.
Palmore---Seay.
Mr.. Fred w. Palmore, of this city.
and Miss Frances louise Seay, OF
FluvanI~ county, were married In
Washington Monday morning. After
an extended tour North, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paimore will return and make their
home at II East clay street
Oyster supper.
An oyster supper will he given by
the women's SOCIETIES of the Seventh
Street Christian church In the church
annex this afternoon from 4 until s
o'clock. Friends of the church are
invited to attend.
Personals
Miss Ellen Glasgow Is spending q
week In Norfolk as the gutst of Mrs
Westmore Wilcox.
Mrs. Frederick +. Palm, of New
port News. comes TO Richmond the
last of the week TO spend a week
with her mother Mrs Edward Mayo.
Mrs Aigernoan Craven. OF Green
~ I'D, Va. and Mrs. Spencer Carter,
Of Baltimore. are guests of their pa
r&nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Akin
son.
Nus. Frederick s. Douglas, of New
ark \. j., arrives in Richmond this
week tc visit her niece, Miss Kath-
crime Itawes. and will he the guest of
honor at two large. receptions Miss
Hawos lis giving on Thursday,
Mics Marion c. Forbes, of Fred
erlcksburg, formerly of Richmond,
spent the weekend here with friends.
r Mr. ard affH r.. p. Foster of cut
ton Forge, Va, are guests of the for
mers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w, NJ.
Foster, on South Fifth street
Mrs. M. ]. Clifton has returned
iTpli d WISH ~ IltI ddhbH HAio II.
H. Rawl, IN HarrisenbHFg.
DR.. and Mrs. James Wilson, who
have been guests of Dr. and Mrs.
Sparks Melton in Norfolk, have re-
turned to Richmond.
Miss Margaret Weisiger has re-
turned from visit TO relatives in
Augusta, &c.
Miss Chamberiayne has returned
from visit 10 her sister, Mrs. c. G.,
Graves, in Roanoke.
Mrs. A. Il. wharton. of this city. Is
the guest of Mrs. j. A Brewer IN
Danville.
Mrs. Charles It's Hardy. of Black
Stone, Va, Is Wis ing her con, Rives
b. Hardy, on South Third street.
Miss Minna Diltfmuth. of Black
stone. Va. Is the guest Of her sister
in-law. Mrs. W. ", pstismuth, at Ne.
3 East Main street.