The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-26

serving the roles OF patrons and ac-
tors. The kirmess given here season
before last and managed under Miss
Lila stewart, who is expected to ar
rive in Richmond some time within the
next several days, was brilliant car
nival OF lovely girls and attractive
music and dancing. The Academy was
converted into a flower fete OF gay
booths ana bright lights. and the
whole entertainment went with an
abandon and charm that was fasci-
mating.
Mrs. L. d. iIotchkiss Is chairman of
cludc Mrs. Charles T.. Boiling, first
assistant chairman; Miss Sallie Archer
Anderson, second assistant chairman:
Mrs. i. \. Blenner, secretary, and Mrs.
Arthur T. Wilmer, treasurer.
Chaperones for the various dances
10 be given include: Spanish Mrs. c.
w. NIassie, assisted by Mrs. w. y.
Cheatwocd. Frivolity, Mrs. J. st.
George Bryan; Swing Dance. Mrs. Au-
brey Young; Dutch. Mrs. c. OB. Co
wardin; Sunnybrook Farm. Mrs. Luther
Dawson; Quaker, Mrs J. T. -Four
Qurcan; Marsovian Mrs. Robert Elan
keuship; Oriental. Mrs Gilmore u.
Hotchkiss Jr.: Country. Mrs Ernest
WciSiger, assisted by Mrs w Tomp-
kns Ragtimo Express. Mrs John sea-
ton
Mrs Kern has been made chairman
Of tho press COMMITTEES, and Miss
Mabel Walker stage director. Re
hearsals for tho kirmess will 20 for
ward rapidly after the arrival of Miss
Stewart in Richmond this week
Unrt-SIntcr.
Tho engagement of Miss Mary Louise
Hart. daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Samuel
James Hart, of Savannah. Ca, TO JOHN
Frederick Slater, also OF that place.
is OF great interest 10 the bride-e elects
relatives ana friends throughout Viz
ginia. Recently, Miss Hart WAS the
guest Of Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Bowles.
and was greatly admired here. being
a singer Of no little talent. She il
descended from the Hart family OF
Albcmarlc County, and is grand
daughter of tho late Samuel james
Hart and Airs. Fannie Winston Ander
son Hart, the latter being a noted belle
of the early sixties. Miss Hart was
educated at St Anne's Episcopal School
in Charlottesville. Mr.. slater is son
OF MIR. and Mrs. j. G slater and is
widely related in Georgia He was
educated at the University Of Georgia
The wedding is to be celebrated some
time early in the winter.
Leaving for GcorSin.
Mrs Willis Heard and her two chill
drcn Virginia and Richard Heard, and
Miss Katherine Heard. who have been
In Virginia for the past several months,
are leavins on Thursday of this week
for their homes in Georgia. Mrs.
Heard and her children will join Mr.
Heard at their home in Savannah, and
Miss Heard will spend TIE winter with
her family in Augusta. The Heards
have been AT Buck nm in Chester
neld County, for the summer and fall
months.
At the Womnn's Club.
Dr. Douglas Southall Freeman will
open the lecture season ut the Woman
Cub tomorrow afternoon with his
lecture on Francis Thompson. the
Master Of Imagery" Or Freeman has
lccturcd many times before the mom-
bcrs OF tho club and their guests, and
large audience will he present TO
hear him Tomorrow afternoon ut 1870
o'clock The ten tables viii be decor
atcd in pink ana white cosmos and
tea viii be poured following the con-
clusion of the afternoons program.
Snundcrs-i'orcl,c.
Palms. ferns ana autumn flowers
decorated the homo of Mr.. ana Mrs.
l.. y. Heinrich, ut li5 North Lombardy
street, yesterday afternoon at 1885
o'clock. when their niece. Miss Anna
'orcke, daughter OF Professor ana
Mrs. Wilhelm Forcke, OF Gotha. Ger
many, became the bride OF Turpin
Woodward saunders. of this city Rev
w, 6 James, pastor OF Grove Avenue
Baptist Church. performed the ccrc-
mony, ana CiricS's Wedding Music"
was rendered before the cerc-
mony the Bridal chorus" from "a 90
hcngriu" rs professional and 20
Promise Me" very softly during the
service, Miss Anita Kirhwood being a,
the piano
The hridcs wedding gown was an
/ Imported affair of ivory satin claho-
rat@lY trimmed Ia princess lace and
, white chiffon and her long veil OF IL
I fusion was caught up with sprays OF
lilies of the valley She carried a bou-
quet OF I'LL, OF the valley and white
orchids Mis- 'ranze Wippcrman was
the brides In"lI OF honor and only at
tcnoant, and wore a lovely gown OF
yellow crepe de chine made with an
oVcrdreSs Of white lace She carried
an armtUl OF white chrysanthcmums.
John Aubrey Saunders. OF Richmond.
was his brothers best man. ana the
ushcrs included Oswald Heinrich. a
cousin of the bride. and Lewis Luns-
iord saunders. brother of the groom.
Little Misses JeUresS and Dudley Helm
reh We're flower girls. and wore white
Embroidered dresses with wide yellow
sashes. and carried French baskets OF
yellow chrysauthcmuns y r. Hem
rich gave his niece away.
y reception followed the ceremony.
+ after which NJ and Mrs saunders lcUt
iof the NirEiuia mountains After No
Nemhcr they viii bc at home at sos
W est Grace street. Richmond some
~ ia. guests from a distance attend