The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-22
TIE RICHMOND VA THuRspAY MAY o. 1918

rendered: Prelude ana Fugue In 3
fiat. Bach: Spring Song" alfred Hol-
Mendelssohn: Antantino In nat. Il.
II. Lemare; "Gavotte." from "Mignon,"
Thomas; contralto solo. 20. Rest in the
Lord" Mendelssohn; offertoire In D
minor. Ed. Batiste; baritone solo. Tho
Lord Is My Light" Allison; "Bven-
song" Ed Johnston: The Answer.
Wolstenholrne: soprano solo. 20. Lord.
BE Merciful. Bartlett; Coronation
March" Meyerbcer.
Professor Potter will be assisted by
Mary Truoman. contralto. and Charles
M Andrews, bass.
Prominent Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Louise Haxall.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Boiling
Haxall. of Loudoun County, Va. and J.
Morrison Harris. eldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs w Hall Harris. of Baltimore, will
tako place Saturday. June Fl. in the
Episcopal Church In Middleburg. Va.
and will be followed by q reception
at Exnlng, the country place of Mr..
and Mrs Haxall. After a wedding
journey the bride and bridegroom will
spend tho summer in Hagerstown, Md,
where Mr.. Harris is engaged I'm engi
neering. Miss Haxall. who has fire.
quently visited in Baltimore. is a niece
or j. Triplctt IIaxall and also of the
late Mrs. Charles X. Harrison. She Is
sister OF Mrs. Thomas w. w. Dudley
and of Miss Sue Haxan Mr.. Harris
is brother of Mrs. John Henry Sher-
burne. of Brookline. Mass. and of w.
Hall Harris, Jr., and Fl. Patterson Har-
ris.
Moonlight Tonight
The Richmond Chapter, United
Daughters Of the Confederacy, will
give IL moonlight excursion to Dutch
Gap this evening. 1t Is to be a de-
Oh,
5. w. Williams is chairman of the
committee in charge of the arrange
ments for the outing. Dancing and
music Will form part of the even
ing's entertainment and refreshments
Will be served en- route. The boat will
leave the wharf promptly at s15
o'clock and will return to Richmond
about 1880.
Weekly Meeting.
DR.. Margaret kuyk will address the
Equal Suffrage League of Virginia at
league headquarters, 500 East Broad
Street. this afternoon at o'clock. DR..
Kuyk's subject will be Education in
Relation to Social Hygiene"
In and Out of Town.
| Mrs. b. II Ellington and her daugh-
ter. Virginia, accompanied by Miss
Maria Adkins. are spending two weeks
at the Ellington country place near
Gordonsvilie.
Mrs. Cunningham Hall is the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. Claude a. Swan
son. in Washington this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Magic have re-
turned to their home in waynesboro
after short visit to relatives here.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson left for Bal
timore last week to attend the an
nual luncheon and meeting Of the
Johns Hopkins Alumnae Association
Air. and Mrs. Thomas Lowden West
Will sail on May 81 for Europe, where
they expect to spend some time at
Carlsbad. before returning to this
country in the autumn.
Miss Margaret NJ. Steele and Miss
Mary Gordon Thorn have returned to
Baltimore. after visit to the Misses
Carter at "Redlands"
Mrs. Leo Wheat and Mrs. c. r
Skinner have returned to the city. af-
ter short stay in stanton.
Mrs. A j. Saunders. who has been
visiting friends in Newport News, has
returned to Richmond.
Mrs. d. c. Jackson. of Lynchburg.
is spending some time here as the
guest of friends
Mrs. P d. CHM has returned to
her home at the University of Vir-
GINA, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. w.
D. Bowe here.
Mrs. Erven Davidson and her daueh-
ter, Of Atlanta, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Koiner. on Floyd Ave
nue..
ing several days in Staunton and Har-
! risonburg.
Mrs. ]. Buchanan. who has been the
guest of friends here. has returned
to her home in Newport News.
! Miss Margaret Walker. who has been
visiting relatives in Richmond for some
time, has returned to "Wyndmere,"
near Stanton.
! Miss Edith Greever has returned to
Charlottesville. after a four weeks
visit TO relatives and friends in High
| land Park
| Mrs. r. Hudgins has moved to New
port News. where she will now make
her home.
| Mrs a. G. Hawkins, of Fredericlss-
has been a recent guest of friends in
this city.
| DR.. S. D. Kicks has returned to the
city, after spending some time in New
York.
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