The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-21

An interesting affair that took place
In New York City last week was the
merly Miss Judith Darlington, OF this
CITY. There were several hundred
guests present and tho Spettinus home
was arranged throughout with azaleas
and pink tulips. A unique feature OF
the entertainment was the fact that
John Powell was the pianist; Miss
Bottle Booker, the soloist, and Miss
Fanny Mera. accompanist. all of whom
at one time resided In Richmond.
About 1.-THE Mlkado."
One OF the most charming features
| Of The Mikado" to be given here short
~ by the Girls Auxiliary to the Belle
Bryan Day Nursery is the girls
chorus. in which nineteen prominent
! society girls will take part. Members
| of this chorus include Misses Hannah
Veitor. Lucille Pelouze, Katherine
Prentice. Eliza Montgomery, Virginia
| Mason. Mallie Miller Katherine Chap
man. Elizabeth Cooke Martha Robin
Jones Helen Rose. Jellis Scott. Eliza
Leake, Rosalie Harwood. Elizabeth
Jones Elise Smith. Kate Munford and
| Eliza Christian.
Among those singing in the mems
chorus. will be James Augustine. G. :.
l Smith. Harold Hober. Clifford Moose.
! Mr.. Lambert James Wheat, Edward
! Harrison. William Lefcw, James Gwat-
kin. Bentley Burd. James Hutchinson.
/ Catchy Jones. Holt Page. Fenton
Jacobs, Chidrey Scott, Elicit Ready
and j. s. Hall.
The Japanese maids Will be Misses
Iora Crump. Elsie Lindsey Mary Scar
borough, Virginia Whitley. Daisy Boy
! kin. Helen Adams, Edith Donnan Mary
\ Tompkins. Mary saunders. Della Da-
! venport Mamie Patton The commit
/ tee in, charge OF the booths includes
| Miss Mary Chalmers. Miss Mabel
Walker. Miss Nora Randolph and Miss
! Elizabeth Coke
Easter Dance.
Sidney Buford Scott son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick William scott, will give
house dance at the Scott home. 900
! West Franklin Street, on Monday
evening. March "a Mr. Scott is a
student at the Country School for Boys
near Baltimore, and Is spending the
Easter vacation here. The guests for
the dance will include the younger
boys and girls. who are not yet out.
! A. r. v. 4. Invitations.
Members OF the Association for the
Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities.
! in or out OF the city, who have failed
4 to receive their cards for the opening
of the John Marshall House next week
/ by reason or change of residence or
/ other causes arc asked to notify Mrs.
W
Street and cards will be sent them.
Cards OF admittancc are enclosed in
the Invitations sent out by the associ-
alton which are not transferable.
The opening OF the John Marshall
House next Thursday Is 70 be one OF
the most important functions OF the
Easter season. and large number OF
distinguished people Will be present
Stny Home Whist Club.
The Stay-at-H Home Whist Club will
meet on Monday evening. March "a.
with Mrs. Edmund Waddill. Jr. The
meeting is TO be held In the Waddill
home. o24 Park Avenue.
Baltimore Wedding.
q Says the Baltimore Sun:
The marriage OF Mrs. Virginia Evans
Cole 10 Thornwell Muller took place
I Wednesday morning 1T 10 o'clock at
] the home Of the brides sister, Mrs.
John p Smith. li2o Greenmount Ave-
/ nue.. The ceremony was performed ~
Rev j. r. Campbell, pastor o! Faith
I Presbyterian Church. in the presence
OF tie family and Immediate relatives.
THE bride wore a handsome going
away costume OF amethyst SILK, and
carried lavender sweet peas. she was
\ attended by her sister, Mrs. Adelaide
81 Smith. who wore a beautiful gown
/ OF black charmeusc en- traine, trimmed
with gold lace and pearl ornaments.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and groom left for trip 10 At
lantic CITY and New York.
Mrs. Muller is the daughter of the
late Mortimer Evans, OF Middlcsex. Va,
and has "A large circle OF friends and
relatives in Virginia as well as in Bal
tinorc. Mr.. Muller is business man
OF Columbia s. c.. where the couple
Will reside.
a
Mrs Thomas J. Mason. - East Mount
Vernon Place"
MISUNDERSTANDING
The marriage of Miss Lummie Lee
Cunningha to Isham Trotter Wilkln-
son took place yesterday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock in the Third Presbyterian
Church. OF this city. the Rev. j. Allan
! Christian, of Norfolk, uncle or tho
bride, assisted by Or. y. 7. Williams,
pastor of the church. performing the
ceremony The bride, who entered the
church with her father, wore a hand
some going away gown of electric blue
with hat and gloves 10 match. and
carried "A shower bouquet OF Bride
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Mamie Gordon Cunningham,
who was her sisters maid of honor.
wore a gown of pale pink messaline
and chiffon and carried sweet peas.
Miss Perry wilkinson. sister of the
groom. was bridesmaid She was
gowned in pink crepe de chine made
over tanota, and carried a bouquet OF
| Parma violets. Little Grace Saunders
acted rs ring bearer. Richard Webb.
OF kenbridge. was the groom's best
man and the ushers included Claiborne
stokes. of Victoria; Thomas Ozlin
Scott Irby, James Featherstcne, OF
Kenbridgc: L. Hill Christian, Jr., and
William Farrell. of this city.
The bride is a daughter OF Captain
II Thomas Cunningham and Mr.. Wilkin
son resides a kenbridge. where he Is
identified with educational work OF
the State. The guests from n distance
attending the wedding were Mrs
Agnes wilkinson Miss Perry Wilkin-
son, of kenbridse: DIR. William Wilkin-
son. of La Crosse: Thomas Meredith