The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-22
LAWN FETE AND MUSICAL
AT BROOK HILL RECT0RY
leading Artists of Richmond TO Take
Fart in Entertainment at Home of
ICY. and Mrs. L.. L.. Osxnuh.

ana musical that viii be held nj The
Rectory.' near Brook liill. the residence
of Rev ana Mrs. l.. l.. Osgood. which
will take place there at $50 O'clock.
II Will bc a charming and delightful
affair, and the musical program has
been arranged by Madam Nellis- Foster.
The entertainment is under the dircc-
ton OF the Neichborhood League. and
some Of the leading artists in Richmond
will take part in the program. Japan
Csc lantern Will decorate the lawn, and
icfro shments will he served at rustic
fables by a number OF pretty young
pirlS. In case OF rain, the entertain
mCut viii take place tomorrow even
Ing az the same hour.
Approaching Marriage.
Mrs. Nathaniel Robert Bowman an
nouuces the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Annette Louise, TO Nelson Robins
of Richmond. The wedding will take
place in October.
Fork Union Wedding.
y marriage of unusual interest was
celebrated in Fork Union Church on
Thursday at high noon, when Miss
Susie c. Snoad, daughter of Mrs. Will
liam Frank Snead, was married to Will
liam Crittenden Petty, of Westerly. w
Va. Rev. T.. q. Lavinder performed the
ceremony in the presence of large
assembly Of relatives and friends and
the church was prettily decorated in
ovcrgrceus and white blossoms. The
altar was arranged with many lighted
candles and white flowers. Mrs. +. l..
Wright rendered the wedding music
The bride was attended by her sister
Miss Louise Sread rs maid Of honor
ana Jack Cunningham of Kingston
w. Va. was best man. The ushers in
cludcd George Sncad. Philip VIM, Jac-
quclinc Payne and Woodnn Snead.
Tho bride entered the church on the
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Sncad who gave her away, and they
were met at the altar by the groom and
best man. She wore a handsome going
away costume OF peacock green silk
poplin. with a plumed hat to match,
and carried Il shower bouquet of white
lilies The maid of honor was gowned
IN seal bluc mcssalinc. made with an
ovcrdress of cream lace. and carried IA
bouquet Of lilies and ferns.
The autenuptial event OF the week
WAS a miscellaneous shower given in
honor OF the bride by her cousin. Mrs
r. T. Burgess. 1t was an al frcscoe
affair and was carried out very cffec-
lively on the beautiful lawn in front
of 'Old homestead" Punch was served
from the porch, and n number of friends
were present. Following the wedding
the bride and groom motorcd to Brcmo.
where they took the train for Northern
resorts. Among tho guests from Il dis
Holland Patcut. y. ": Miss Lula Luck,
OF Crozet: Miss Yaeger. Mrs. w. &.
Petty and Miss Corenlia Petty, of Gull
pepper. and Mrs. l.. j. Perkins
Musical and LAWN Fctc.
Another Interesting lawn fete and
musical To he held this week will tako
place w cdncsday evening from s to II
O'Clock at the corner of Monument and
Allen Avenues. under the direction and
auspices of the Catholic Woman's Club.
The entertainment is for the purpose
of raising funds to assist In building
the Fresh Air Balcony for poor babies
at the Memorial Hospital. The affair
viii he a very attractive one, and a
stringed orchestra will play through
out the evening. \ splendid musical
program Will be rendered by some OF
the best talent in the city, and society
VIII be much in evidence on that oc-
casion.
The Catholic Womans Club, which
has just been organized during the past
season, occupies attractive rooms at
20" East Franklin, and has taken up
settlement work IN connection with the
social pleasures of the club.
Woodbcrry Dances.
y number of Richmond girls attend
ed The recent dances at Woodbcrry
Forest School. An orchestra played
for the dancing. and the ballroom was
decorated in daisies and ferns.
ou,-of-town visitors who attended
the dances We're:
Miss Branch. Miss Jones. Miss Anne
Valentine. Miss katherine Valentine
Miss Johnston. Miss Gordon, Miss Kelly.
Of Richmond; Miss Agnes Chiffon, OF
Charleston. w. Va. Miss MatgafcI
scott. of Charlotte, y. c.: Miss Ransom,
Miss Moore. Miss Gerard. Miss Jones,
Miss Myers. Miss Tucker. Miss An
dcrson, Fllcroft. Pa: Miss Truublc
'.tG h "a Lea,
house Miss Hardy; Mrs. j.. q. Leigh
iii'hnond; Mi and Mrs. !. j. Wood
iiti, Somerset; Misses Woodruff. Orange;
My. and Mrs l.. =. Macon. Orange: Mrs
chiffon Charleston. w. Va. and H. l..
'ioss, Somerset.
In Nirginin.
Saws the Baltimore Sun:
Mr. and Mrs. William n Stewart
Ir.. and their daughter. Miss Sadly Is e.
stewart, who are now at idylwild. their
country home in leicester. Howard
county. Will leave shortly for a motor
trii through Loudoun and Fauuuier
in Vire!nia- They will visit
relatives. and Will also stop AT Ivon.
the ancestral home of the Chichcstcrs
Miss Stewart was one OF last seasons
In Washington.
-. Mr and Mrs. Charles i. Cole spent
Thursday III Washington visiting Mrs
" T. Underwood ana her sons. Lowell
aud Thomas. Of Highland Park. chi
cage" The Undcrwoods are intimate
friends OF Julian Quincy Cole Mrs
Coles brother Il promising young Rich
nond pianist who has been in Berlin
Tor about two years studying with
loser Lnevinue. while in Berlin. Mrs
Underwood and her sons shared an
apartment together with Mr Colo.
Whcr" they spent "A most delichtful
winter having been q centre of social
lie for number OF American stu
dents and friends in the American
colony. Mrs. cole is quit. enthusiastic
over the progress made by Mr.. cole i'm
his music. ana his prospects for size.
ccss. 1t Is probable that he VIII spenI
the coming winter in Richmond
'artcr-Iaiinfcrro.
The marriage Of Miss Bessie Bright
wei Taliaferro. daughter Of Mr.. Knth-
crime Ryland I'aliaferro. TO Rcv. WI
iaro Brooke Carter viii bc celebrated
on Wednesday morning at II o'clock al
Ire Bethlehem Baptist Church II, Es
sex County. Both bride and croo,p
haze great many relatives ana
friends here, and their marriage IS
ri much interest to society throu,i,-
out the state. They will be at homo
after July II at Madison
Ifnai Recital.
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