The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-20
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Invitations have been received In
Richmond for the marriage or Miss
Elizabeth Sinclair Whittle, daughter
or Judge and Mrs. Stafford q. Wnttie.
ta Mr.. James David Johnston, OF
Roanoke. the wedding to take place
on the evening Of Saturday, june eth.
at half after O'Clock. in Christ
church in Martinsvilie, Va.
The wedding Is of much interest to
society throughout the State, the
hride-eieet having great many
friends here ard in Norfolk. and
number Of people from Richmond
and Roanoke will go to MartinsviiIe
10 attend the ceremony.
Mr. Johnston is a prominent law
yer in Roanoke and has host of
friends in Richmond, being attorney
for the Norfolk and Western railroad
and a member of the governors STAFF.
At Woman's Club.
The reception rooms of the Wo-
mans club were Allied yesterday af
ternoen at o'clock with music lovers
10 hear one OK the most delightful
musicals Of this season. Mrs. Guigon
sang a number OF charming songs,
and never was her voice shown off
to such an advantage al when she
sang. "pepuis lie Jour" from Louise,
0R tEBf RtHilsE- IiST incorporation
Of the weird Indian song, "Chanson
indoue" was wonderful She was
sncored and encored at the end tin
she had TO respond with that beau
Aful song. From the Land of Sky
Blue Water which everyone loves
and knows SO well. Miss Reinhardt.
as violinist, played several beautiful
pieces with all the charm of a real
artist, responding to an encore with
Annie Laurie" Miss Myrtle Red
ford. accompanies, was all one could
ask for and added greatly to the af-
ternoon by playing the accompani-
ments' Miss Redford is great
favorite in Richmond and well known
In musical circles, having played a
duet with Mr.. John Powell when he
gave his recital at the Womans club
The club was decorated in bowls of
ted sweetpeas and Mrs. J. II Southall
poured coffee and Mrs. Alice Palmer
presided at the lemonade bowl. Miss
Marian q. Ryiand was chairman for
the afternoon
In Honor of MIR. and Mrs John Lot
tier CabetI
Mrs. George b. McAdams Of West
Franklin street, was hostess last even
ing at reception in her home in
honor OF MIR. and Mrs. Iottier Cabell
who were recently married in Savan-
nah Ga. Mrs. McAdams' home was
beautifully decorated in spring flowers
and she was assisted in receiving
her guests by Mrs Anne Branch
Cabell and Mrs. John Lottier Cabei
Mrs. Robert @. Cabeil and Mrs
Thomas Il. McAdams were at the
punch bowl, and others assisting
Mrs, McAdams during the afternoon
We're Mrs. =. r. Munford Mrs
Thomas Burton Snead, Mrs. T. II
Eowle and Mrs. Melville Branch and
Miss Marian GHndy, About seventy
five guests called during the evening.
Farewell Recital.
Many Richmond people Will gather
at Chester this evening to hear Mr.
John Powelss recital which will be
given at the Chester hotel Chester.
Va. The lawn will be hung with
many c@lored lanterns and will pre-
sent gay scene. for music lovers of
Richmond and Petersburg who will
BE there to hear one OF the most
gifted artists, who has won great
lame IN this country and abroad
This Is Mr.. Powells last recital here
before he sails for Europe The re-
eltai starts promptly AT 2 o'clock.
The car returning will leave the
Chester hotel promptly at 1855. the
stop being only "A short distance from
the hotel
Tho Rosemaiden" Great Success,
Several hundred people filed the
jefferson auditorium last evening to
near one of the most delightful
musical cantatas ever given In Rich
mond The solos were beautifully and
At+t-t4ealiy rendered Ivy Mrs. ], q
Blas!ngame, soprano; Miss Frances
Lancaster, contralto; Mr. Howard
Bryant baritone, and DR. M k0blen
ger, tenor. The Ashland Choral clut
did splendid work and was a credit
to Its director, MIR. ]. O. Sale. Jr. A
number of pretty young girls SOLD
programs candy, etc, and from a
musical and social standpoint the
.antata was great success.
Reception i'm Honor of Mrs Valentine
Mrs. j. s. Browning gave a recep.
non last evening AZ s o'clock in her
residence, 1901 Patterson avenue
Roanoke Va. in honor of Mrs H. n
Valentine. president Of the Eauai Snf.
frage league. All members OF The
Equal Suffrage league OF Roanoke and
th"se interested in the subject were
Invited
10 Have Cottage at Fishers Island
Mrs. Randolph Williams and family
VIII omen cottage again this summer
Al Fishers Island n. y Mrs Arthur
A. kinsolvlng. of Baltimore. who is
we'll known here. will also summer at
Fishers Island.
or Interest.
Mrs. John r. Gordon. Of Atlanta
widow of the beloved general. win he
prominent figure at the coming re-
union of he veterans and the sons
and daughters of the Confederacy in