The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-06
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1t was an unusually interesting talk.
shot through and through with the
brightness 'and culture and broad
knowledge OF the woman who made It,
Or. j. c. Metcalf Will give his lecture
on The Letter In Literature" at the
club this evening at $50 o'clock
To Visit Savannah.
Mrs. Hunter Mcclure and Mrs. Hugh
McGuiro Will leave Richmond next
week for Savannah. Ga. where they
Will be the guests OF Mrs. Arthur Cor
don. formerly Miss Margaret Mcclure,
of this city. for several weeks. They
also expect TO visit Mrs. W L. Clay
a, her homo jn savannah before re-
turning to Richmond.
Mrs William Northrop, who has been
staying with Mrs. Gordon In Savannah,
returned TO her home here on Satur-
day
Al the Art Club.
NJ. Bunce made n talk on Tuesday
on the subject OF STAINED GLASS" The
afternoon at the Art Club OF Richmond
speaker lectured TO n very interested
audience. and an added pleasure was
given by tho informal questions ask
ed by some OF those present and an
swered by Mr. Bunce. lie spoke par
ucularly OF the antique glass that is
used so much IN England, a fine ex-
ample Of which may be found in the
windows OF st. Thomas's Church in
Ginter Park. Americana seem to have
preference for moro modern glass.
but this antique glass Is much better
and lasts much longer. The afternoon
was a particularly interesting and in
| structiye one
Tea was poured by the house com
mittcc 1T the conclusion Of the lecture
by Mr.. Buncc.
Orange Wedding.
Miss Nancye Male Holiday. daugh-
ter OF Mrs Henry Thompson Holla-
day and Dallas Armstrong Shafcr Will
be married this evening at 6 O'Clock IN
the Waddell Memorial Church at Rap
! id3n. The ceremony will be PERFORM
cd by the Rev. $. o. Coke, in the pres
ence OF a large gathering of relatives
and friends. and the altar and chan
Gel will be banked with evergreens
! spring flowers and lighted candles. ~
/ G.. Noehren, Of the University or Vir-
GINA, VIII preside at the organ and
Will play tho wedding marches and
an elaborate program during the half
! hour that the guests are assembling
I at the church.
The bride will enter the church with
her brother. DIR. Lewis Holiday or
Orange. who will give her in marriage.
Her wedding gown IS an exquisite af-
fair of ivory chiffon charmeuse finish
ed in real lace, and her bridal ven
of tulle will be caught with orange
blossoms. She Will carry a shower
bouquet Of lilies OF the valley ana
Bride roses. Mrs. Henry Thompson
Holladay. .Ir., OF Rapdan. will be
matron OF honor. and tho best man
will BIO p. =. Shafer. the grooms
brother. Joseph Taylor. OF. this city,
and Henry Thompson Holiday. Jr
brother OF the bride. will act as
ushers.
~ reception will be given ut Red
Rock" the home of the brides brother.
Immediately following the ceremony at
the church. The whole lower floor OF
the house will be thrown open to the
| guests. and decorations will be in
! spring blossoms and trailing vines
Some OF the guests from n distance
attending the wedding are Mrs. T.. H.
! Stover Misses Frances and Julia
! Stovcr, r. Graham Stovcr, of Freder.
: icksburG; Mrs. Wallace Male. of CuI-
! pepper; DR.. and Mrs Carroll NJ. Spar
/ row. OF the University of Virginia: ar
| thur G. Noehren. John Y. Holiday. OF
/ Ti''' iN"N'''''N NIeoiS IlucRcII, 1kODcrt
! ID. Christie. Lloyd w. Smith, of Pitts
burgh; Mrs. j. c. Jurgcnsen. of New
| YORK; Miss Mildred II. BisphaIn OF
/ Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Waller
| Mr.. and Mrs Paul Shafer. Mr.. and Mrs
Rudolph a. Seigel. Joseph TAYLOR. Dr.
| X. G. Walden. Alexander Graham. Or.
and Mrs. Richard l. Simpson. Miss
! Pauline w. Grant. Mr.. and Mrs. w
| III. Holiday. Lloyd Bullock, all OF
! Richmond; Miss Marie Brock. OF Hamp-
| den Sidney; Misses SomervilIe. OF
FREDERICKSBURG; Mr.. and Mrs Henry
| NJ Warren, OF Philadelphia; I. G. Far
ley. of Admission. Ala: Rev. j. G.
Painter. OF charlottesville. and Mrs
! William Hammond, of this city.
Prominent Engagement,
| Miss Frances II. Hoffman has issued
/ invitations to tho MARRIAGE of her
! cousin. Miss Louisa Gilmor Riach. and
John Douglas Wade. on Tuesday
evening. March %, at o'clock at her
| residence. 800 st. Paul Street. BaIti-
| more Miss Riach is a daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Fridge
| 1eiach and belongs to an old MARYLAND
| family. Mr.. Wade, formerly lived in
Montgomery County, where his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wade. have n
| beautiful homo. Miss Riach will be
/ given I'm marriage by her cousin, Will
nor Gilmore Hoffman. and the ccre-
mony will be performed by Rev. Edwin
Barnes Niver. rector of Christ Protes-
tant Episcopal Church. Following tho
ceremony there will be small re-
ception for the families and their
| friends.
Celebrate Anniversary.
| The West End Circle OF the Seventh
Street Christian Church Will celebrate
| ita fifteenth anniyersary thia ovnotny