The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-27


Musical at Woman's Club.
A song and piano recital will be
given tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
at the Woman's club by Mrs Clifton
NJ. Miller. soprano; Miss Helen Is.
Fillebrown, pianist. and Mr.. Fred /
Hardy accompanist. The club has |
enjoyed some very delightful musicals |
this winter, and as those taking part 1
Monday are great favorites in must
cal circles in Richmond, the members /
CT the club and their guests are look I
ing forward TO an enjoyable program. |
Mrs l. l. Lewis is chairman OF the /
afternoon.
The program is as follows:
/. "Etude de Concert" Mcdowell .
Miss Ffllebrown. /.
O. Ia Baby" ....... Mrs; Beach /
(b) "Mammy's Song.
Harriet Ware /
Alice Riley
Mrs. Miller. 4
8. "Pastorale Varill" ..... Mozart I
J. (a) "Du Bist VIE Fine Blume,"
Rubenstein /
(b) Sunshine Song. .Grieg /
Mrs Miller.
5. The Loreley" ........ List /
Miss Fillebrown.
s. tai THE Silver Ring" 4
Chaininade
tb) Spring ........ Henschel /
Mrs. Miller
VIII 60 Abroad.
Mrs John Miller Horton. who was
one of the honor guests at the annual
luncheon of Commonwealth Chapter, i
y. A. r., in February on which oc-
casion she met a number OF Rich /
mond women. will sail from New York /
on the Hamburg American liner, the
Imperator. on June 18th. She will 90
direct TO Berlin to be the guest Of
Mrs. Alexander NJ. Thackara, wife of
the American consul general OF Rer-
lin. Mrs. Horton Will also attend the
peace conference at The Hague. and /
will be one Of the honor guests at
the unveiling Of the new peace palace. /
built with funds contributed by Ms /
Carnegie,
At the Art Club.
Or 7. A. c. Chandler, Fuperinten- |
dent Of the Richmond public schools, /
will make an address at the Art Club /
Of Richmond, Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock. DR. Chandler will probably
speak along the lines Of vocational /
training "a subject on which no is eS-
pecially fitted 10 talk and In which /
members Of the Art club are greatly
interested An informal tea will fol- |
low DR. Chambers address.
Members Of the Art club and their
guests enjoyed a delightful afternoon 1
last Tuesday afternoon, when Admiral /
Webster spoke on housekeeping in /
the Navy" Ii was a charming glimpse I
behind the scenes that Admiral Web /
ster gave his hearers, and he told in /
a most pleasing manner Of the con- /
sideraton shown the crews OF the big
ships in the matter Of housekeeping .
affairs as every detail that Is calcu- (
lated tn keep the efficiency Of the crew .
at par is carefully looked after.
Prominent Engagement.
An interesting marriage to take 4
nlsca shortly will be that Of Miss I
Marie McMuln Brown, daughter of .
Mrs Neill s. Brown, and granddauEh~I
ter Of a former governor of Tennes-
see Ia Mr. Charles Mason White. Of .
Detroit, Mich. son Of Judge Charles !
" white, ~ Virginia. The wedding .
will take place on the evening Of sat .
urday May 10th, in Washington. d. K
G. the bishop Of Washington on \
r!atfng. Both Miss Brown and Mr.. /
White are prominent in Southern so (
ciety.
Reception i'm Wayncsboro.
Mrs. John Michael and Mrs, John
McCrav entertained about a hundred .
guests Wednesday afternoon at /
beautiful reception at the former
home in Wayneshoro. The entire
lower door Of the house was deco
rated with white and yellow flowers +
and palms In tho dining-room q /
large bowl If yellow roses was ar
ranged in the. center Of the table and .
Strearners Of yellow tulle were draped .
from the chandelier 20 the corners Of +
the table Assisting the hostess In
receiving were Mrs, David Walthal. (
Mrs. Guy Hamilton, Mrs George Tay- /
Ior. Mrs Gold, Mrs Hartwen smith, I
Mrs Charlie McCray and Misses /
Charlene. Magee, Ruth Caben, Juliet T,
Gallaher. Lottie Fox. LILLIAN Fox,
Fannie Gallaher and Evelyn Cuitou +
Miss Nottingham WEEDS.
quiet wedding but one Of inter +
est In Richmond. took place Monday
afternoon Mt o'clock, nj the home .
Miss +. Virginia Nottingham became
avenue, Norfolk. va. when her cousin .
Miss r. Virginia Nottingham. became
the bride Of Mr.. J. Robert Chandler, |
of Yorktown.
The house was decorated with /
palms and cut flowers and lighted I
with candles OF green and gold, The ,
ceremony WAS performed by Rev J. |
A. Thomas, of the Cumberland !
Street Methodist church.
The bride entered with her maid \
Of honor, Miss Cora Nottingham, and .
wore q gown of white crepe meteor, I
trimmed with chalked beads and hand /
embroidered. She carried a bouquet /
OF Bride roses. The maid of honor .
was gowned in yellow marquisette and f
carried yellow tulips. They were met 7
at the improvsed altar by the groom .
and his best man, Mr.. Edward Dunn. +
After the ceremony there was an .
Informal reception, after which the .
couple left for trip 10 Northern /
cities Upon their return they will .
visit the groom's parents, MIR. and /
Mrs. r NJ. Chandler. OF Yorktown. /
After May 5th Mr.. and Mrs Chand- /
Ter will be at home to their friends /
in Newport News.
The guests were: Misses Dozier, /
Hunt Keeling. Moore, Mr. and Mrs (
Major and daughters; Mrs. Linwood (
Major and Mrs. Dye. The out-of-town I
guests were; Mrs Elizabeth Noting
ham, Miss Ada Nottingham, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Dunn, and Mrs. Salle !
Wood. all OF Grafton. and Mrs Moore
and son. of Old Point; Miss Clara
Chandler. of Yorktown, and Mr. and
Mrs r. A. Chandler, of Newport
News.
little Details OF Ball.
Chairmen of the various commit
Fal