The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-29
Social and Personal

1 Club Of Richmond and their friends.
this afternoon at the club rooms on
inc subject "St. Christopher's School,"
which IL situated at Lakeside. Miss
Cookies lecture will be given in nlace
of that which was to have been made
by Or. J. A. c. Chandler, a prev;ou.
engagement having prevented Dr..
Chandler from being present at this
time His lecture Will be given later
Miss Cooke will make her talk al <
O'Clock, and tea viii be served by the
mouse committee later in the after
noon.
aIr. Potter In DanyiIe
Ben j. Potter, or2anist OF Monu-
mental Church, in this city, left Rich
mono sunday for Danville, where he
save iast evening recital on the new
organ recently installed in the First
Presbyterian Church there Mr.. Potter
VIII return to Richmond this week.
Quiet Wedding.
On Thursday morning OF tho past
week quiet wedding was celebrated
at II o'clock in the home of the bride.
1903 West Main Street when Miss
Hadeile Moore was married to Clarence
Southland. The parlors were decorated
In palms, lighted candles and ouanti-
ties OF spring flowers. and Miss Inox
Duke played the wedding music The
ceremony was performed by the Rcy.
II. y. Potts. pastor of Monument
Methodist Church
The bride wore n travelling suit OF
blue cloth with modish hat to match
aud carried "A shower bouquet OF lilies
OF the valley and Bride roses Allie
Moody and James Moore were ushers
Mr.. and Mrs. Southland left imrnedi :
ately after the ceremony for trip to
Washington, and after MAJ will he
at home Al 1904 West Main Street
I'Iny at Highland Park.
An interesting event OF this evening
to be given at half-past S O'clock i'm
the Northside Hall OF Highland Park
VIII be play. Scenes in the Union
Depot of Highland Park" 1t Is a farce
In one act, and the parts in the play
VIII Dc taken by number of young
men and girls. This is the annual guild
play given for the Church of the AS
cension of Highland Park, and the pub
TIC Is cordially invited to attend
Unique Entertainment.
The Family Album most UNIQUE
and interesting entertainment, will be
given in the annex of the Seventh
Street Christian Church this evening
Mt Sis o'clock. Many interesting and
old-fashioned characters will be shown,
and some lovely old music be rendered
Some OF those taking part in this af-
fair are Misses Gladys Neale jamie
Ellyson. Elizabeth Freer. Marie VIII
kinson, Emily Garrett, Elizabeth Dance.
Anne Gum. Ann Florence. Lula Wilson.
| little Margaret Peasants and Dorothy
! Fowler. Mrs. Robert sutton Mrs
Archer. Mrs. j. E. Fowler. Messrs
English, Augustine, Hawkins. Jobsop.
Houchers' Morris and Williams.
IN the South.
w II. Carrier. OF South Pine Street.
left Richmond last week to spend some
time in the South. Mr.. Carrier will
visit Jacksonville Fla, Key West.
| Havana, Cuba. and will return to his
home In this city by way of New York
! In and Out of Town.
Miss Mary Garland Todd left town
Yesterday for Washington, where she
Will spend several days with friends.
Miss Gladys Thaw. of Chester. has as
Ter guest Miss Bessie selden Herbert. OF
| Richmond.
| Miss Carrie Davis, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Sinton at
their home on West Franklin Street
| for some time, will leave Wednesday
for the University of Virginia.
| Or. and Mrs. Thomas p Alsop, of
New York. are visiting Mrs. Boswell
Alsop on Floyd Avenue.
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| Miss Alice Fender. of Tarboro, n. c.,
is the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Taylor
at her home on Grove Avenue for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Virginia Chesterman has re-
| turned to Hollins after spending some
time at the homo of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. a. Chesterman OH Monu-
ment Avenue.
Miss Maria Blair, of The Chesterfield.
will be absent from the city for the
next several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey NJ Phillips. Of
Delmar. Del, are visiting the formers
sister. Mrs. G. Howard Redd, in Barton
Heights.
George r.. Fairlamb Jr., of 2s27
stuart Avenue, who has successfully
passed mental examinations for the
United States Naval Academy, left on
Friday for Annapolis, where he will
stand the physical examination re-
CURED
Miss Elsie Ingram has returned to
the city after spending the weekend
ir Hanover County.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Jeter Palmer, of
Norfolk. and Mrs. Elizabeth Lee Ke-
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Springer Einstein,
Of West Main Street
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Byrd, of Freder-
icksburg, have been the recent guests
of friends In this city.
Miss Sallio Kinney has returned to
her home in Staunton after visiting
relatives here.
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Miss Ella Mayo and Mrs. c. Nj. Pleas
ants have returned from Washington,