The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-10

W i!iaro, daughter OF Captain and Mrs.
Joseph F.. willard The PROCLAIM rem
dercd included
Country Dances" Gor two pianos)
Beethoven
Misses Louise Shepard and Elizabe tn
Tompk!ns.
Sonatine" in f major. first move
men .................. Clement
Miss Hilda 10th
Fantasia in - minor ..... .Moza TT
Miss Anne Powers
"sonetine" in c major. first move
ment ................... kuhlau
Miss Elizabeth Warren
Bach
Miss Elizabeth Tompkins.
(a) "Nocturne"; CD "capricio".
w Storey Smith
Miss Louise Gibson
'Impromptu" OPP. l42, No. L.. Shubert
Miss Marie Jones.
Good Night" Observation-Disclosures evin
Miss May Mercer.
Merry Brooklc," ....v virgil
Miss Madeline Bigger
The Pink .Iichner
''Tarentelle" Brandt
"Valse Petite" .v Virgil
Miss Elizabeth Warren.
Observation-Disclosures. Merk ell
'Glissando valse" kuentzl
MISS Louise shepherd.
"impromptu. OPP. "a, No. +..... shubert
Miss Katherine Branch
"Barcaroiie" tior two pianos).
Mrs. ". II Palmer. Jr., and Mis- Davis.
'Berceuse" from Joceiyn 49,. Goddard
Forest Song" Heller
Miss Louise Powers
"GoliiwogE's Cake walk" .DeBussey
"Mazurka a la Chopin" .........
irnSart Hutch eson
''Sorwesian Bridal Procession Pass
Mise Alice Munsen.
Romance san Paroles" Saint Saens
"consolation' .,..........L Lis Ut
MISS Elizabeth +" lizard.
'Donsc FautastiGuer .. Schumann
Love Song" Neyin
Miss Anne Powers
Sous Rois" ......... Victor Staub
Miss Katherine Branch
Nomance" in f sharp major.
schumann
ITO the Spring" ..... .Gries
March Grotesoue,' .......... sinding
Miss Lindsay Powers
Mrs. w r. Palmer Jr.
Ecu Roulant tfor two pianos 80.
Miss Lindsay Powers and Miss Kaih
crime Branch.
Recent Announcements
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Leroy Coleman
announce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Frances Ethelbert. TO William
Withers Marston, OF Middlcsborough.
England. the ceremony having been
celebrated on Saturday. June g. at the
home OF the bride. near PAGES, Halifax
County. only the immediate families
were present. and Mr.. and Mrs Marston
left immediately after the ceremony for
Toronto, Canada. where the former is
located in business
Mr.. and Mrs George Fleming West.
Of ao2 West Main Street. have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Norma Virginia. 10 Charles
Finley Wilkinson. The wedding is to
be celebrated on the evening Of June
IS AT half-after o'clock at the Seventh
Street Christian Church.
In Kentucky.
John Amrhein and Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Lyneman left town sunday morning
for Louisville. Ky, where the former
goes as representative OF Richmond
Conclave. 1872. /. Q. H., TO attend the
convention OF the Supreme Conclave.
j. Q. H.. converting in Louisville this
week, Returning to Richmond. the
party will stop for n short time in tho
Cumberland Valley
Pretty Wedding.
y pretty wedding was celebrated at
the home Of the bride. SIS South Pine
Street. last "Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock when Miss Irna Harris was
married to Henri Tiller. the Rev. W. e.
Robinson. pastor OF the Randolph
Street Church, performing the cere-
mony. The bride wore white MESA
line gown with n tulle veil arranged
with orange blossoms and carried a
bouquet of white roses. She was at
tended by her sister. Miss Elsie Harris.
AS maid of honor her gown being OF
pink crepe de chine. and she carried
pink rose buds. Louis Rlankcnship acted
rs best man for the groom.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Tiller left for an extended
wedding trip
Marriage Announced.
MIR. and Mrs. William Coleman Glib
son nave issued cards announcing the
marriage of their daughter. Mrs. Jane
Gibson Wood, to William Warren Harris.
the ceremony having taken place on
Thursday, June 5. in Greenville, S. C.
The announcement is of much interest
mere. where both bride and groom have
great many relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris are now in New
York from which city they expect to
sail on Thursday on board the steam
chip Baltic, of the White Star Line for
Europe After n several months stay
abroad, they will be ut home In Chicago
some time late in October.
For MISS Murphy.
Says a recent Chattanooga, Tenn.
exchanges:
Mrs. Henry Tritschler entertained
Saturday afternoon at her home on
Bailey Avenue, honoring Miss Nell r.
Lee Murphy; of Richmond. the guest
of Mrs. Frank E. Mahoney.
The lovely home was decorated with
pink and white sweet peas. Vases of
flowers were arranged in every posi-
BILE place about the rooms, and Ave
tables were devoted to the games Miss
Murphy won tho first prize. quaint,
wicker serving tray. Mrs. Charles
Lands won the. second prize. n pair of
silk hose, and the consolation, also silk
hose. fell to Mrs. j. J. Fitzgerald Mrs.
Hollis. of Pine Bluff, Ark. was pre-