The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16

Mrs. William Courtney Dimmock
has issued invitations TO the marriage
of her daughter, Susan Selden, TO BY
ant Hawk Prentice, of Buffalo, n. Y.
The ceremony will take place Wed
nesday evening. January 20. at $50
o'clock. at st. Paul's Episcopal Church
Newport News.
A reception will be rendered the
bridal party Immediately after the
ceremony at the brides home.
Miss Dimmock frequently visits In
Richmond. and has a number OF rela-
tives and friends here.
Guests Entertained.
The Danville home OF Mrs. s. Ruth
erfoord Dula was the scene or beau
tiful reception Wednesday afternoon
from 80 TO s, when she entertained IN
honor of her guests, Mrs. Wexford
Reed, OF Keswick; Mrs. j. j. Hickey,
of Richmond; Mrs. william I. Jordan,
of South Boston; Mrs. James Cannon.
of Richmond. and Mrs. Joseph Long,
of Norfolk.
The homo was beautifully decorated
for the occasion, poinsettias carrying
out the color scheme OF red TO the
smallest detail Assisting Mrs. Duia
and her guests In receiving were Mrs.
John Scheduled. Jr., MRS. Andrew
Jameson and Miss Lucelia McLain.
Recent Announcements.
Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Dashieli Grad
dock have issued cards announcing the
marriage of their sister. Miss Grace
Harold Craddock, to Grover Cleve-
land Kern. the ceremony having taken
plzce on Tuesday, January "a. in this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Kern will be at
home after February Is at 1903 Hanover
Avenue. Richmond.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Stuart Lane
announce the marriage OF their daugn-
ter, Florence, TO John Rhoid Foster, OF
Statesville. y. c.. the wedding having
taken place in Washington on Tuesday.
January IL. at the residence OF the Rev.
Randolph McKim. rector OF the Church
OF the Epiphany. Mir. and Mrs. Foster
were accompanied to Washington by
the father of the bride. and on their
return from their wedding trip they
will make their home at 10 Sourh First
Street, in this city.
Leaves for Florida.
Mrs George A Barksdale, who has
been spending the fall and early winter
months in Maryland. left this week for
Florida. where she expects to spend
some time. Mrs. Barksdale accom-
panied her brother, W. II. II. Powers.
of Towson, Md. to Florida.
At the Art Club.
At the Art Club of Richmond on
Tuesday afternoon. Waverly Brown
gave an informal but very clear and
interesting exposition of the methods
used in the reproduction Of drawings.
making half-tones. etc. His hearers
expressed themselves as very grateful
10 MI Brown for giving them such
a clear conception Of subject that is
becoming OF such general interest
in this day and time. After few
questions pertinent TO the subject had
been asked. tea was served. Those
assisting in serving the guests present
were Miss Kitty Brown. Miss Dorothy
McCraw, Miss Eleanor Houston. Miss
Martha Wingheld, Miss Katherine
Trauerman and Miss Jane Wing
field.
Concert Tonight.
Society will be out in fun force to-
night TO attend the concert given by
the Shelterng Arms Circle of Kings
Daughters in the auditorium of the
jefferson Hotel Many parties have
been arranged for the occasion, and
some very prominent society people
from distant cities are in Richmond
to be present at the concert 1t will
mark one of the most fashionable
gatherings of the late winter season.
and a mum Der Of suppers in the clubs
and private houses will be given later
in the evening.
Pretty Wedding.
A very pretty wedding took place
Tuesday morning at II o'clock in
St. Johns German Evangelical Church.
when Miss Clara Louise Bentel became
the bride OF Eugene H. Oehlschlaeger,
of Closter. n j. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. o. Guthe.
Miss Hazel Heisier attended the bride
as her maid of honor. and the groom
had as his best man John Oehlsch-
Jaeger. The ushers included Messrs.
r. o. Berger. o. Lehman. c. Hanne-
winckel and A. Herman The groom
is a son of tho Rev Oehlschlaeger.
formerly of this city, and he and his
" j., on their return from their we'd
ding trip.
Celebrates Birthday.
Mrs Robert Page Grymes celebrated
her seventy-eigth birthday recently
at tho home Of her son. Peyton Grymes,
1916 West Grace Street All the mem
bers of her family Assem- bIed to rem
der the occasion as happy as possible.
two of her sons coming from West
Virginia to be present Mrs Edward
Wright. of Philadelphia. attended. as
did Mrs Henley, of Chesterfield The
parlors were decorated with flowers.
and an informal reception was held.
followed By beautiful birthday din
ner.
A delightful aftermath of this birth
day celebration was held in Mrs
Grymes's home. 2I5 East Franklin
Street. Tuesday evening. when the
mem bers of the household enjoyed
birthday cake and extended their
congratulations TO her
Important Meeting.
There will be A meeting of all the
Junior Auxiiiaries of Richmond this
afternoon at AS O'Clock in the morning
chapel of Holy Trinity Church Miss
Brock. a delightful speaker and an
officer in the Philadelphia Juniors. will
talk to the girls on this occasion, her
subject being work done by the Junior
Auxiliary. All members are urged to
be present at the meeting this afternoon
Dance Friday.
There will be a dance tomorrow
evening from nine to one o'clock at
Sacred Heart Hall. corner OF Floyd
Avenue and Short Street. The dance
will be a very interesting and attractive
event and decorations will be unusually
elaborate
In and Out OF Town.
Mrs. Henderson and her daughter
Miss Virgie Henderson. have returned
10 waynesboro. after spending some
time here