The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-04

Protestant Episcopal Church. when
Miss Cornelia Lee Pattlson. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Everard *. Pattison,
became the bride OF DR.. Charles Willis
Larned. son OF the lato Major Frank III.
Larned and Mrs Larned The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Edwin
Barnes Niver. rector of the church and
an unclc-in-law of the bride, In tho
presence of the members OF tho two i'm
mediate families only. owing to the
mourning In the family OF the groom.
The bride. who was given In marriage
By her father. wore 4 travelling costume
of dark blue cloth. with small black
hat and corsagc bouquet OF violcts.
Frank II. Larned, OF Washington.
was his brothers best man.
Immediately after the ceremony DIR.
and Mrs. Larncd left for New York
On their return they Will live at 1927
Park Avenue. The bride, who Is one OF
three attractive sisters, the others
being Miss Mary Stuart Pattison and
Miss Marguerite Tubcrville Pattison,
has been a popular member of the
younger set since making her debut two
seasons ago. She Is Il granddaughter OF
the late> DIR. William NJ. Post. OF
Charleston. S. c., and n eatgrand-
daughter OF the late Charles Calvert
stuart OF Chantilly. Va. DIR. Larned
who is grandson of the late General
Il. +. Larned. United States Army, and
Is also related to the Murray and
Stump families. Is an Instructor in the
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. He
is also member of several leading
clubs"
Alumnne Meeting.
The Richmond Club OF Randolph
Macon Woman's College students held
an important meeting on Saturday af-
ternoon at the Jefferson Hotel Miss
Margaret Munson. travelling secretary
of the association. and Miss Helen
Becker, State President. made inter
esting addresses concerning tho goal
ana plan for which the students of the
college are now working, and other
important business was transacted.
Some of the out-of-town alumnae pres
ent were: Miss Edith Waddill, Of Dan
VILE. Miss Josephine Brown. OF OK
ford: Miss Hardenia Fletcher. OF Ac-
comac: Miss O'Neil Byrd, of Suffolk:
Miss Margaret Reekes, OF Boydton.
Miss Edith Skinner, OF Norfolk Miss
Kitty Bngler, of Pittsburgh. Pa, and
Mrs. White, OF Norfolk.
Leaving Town.
Miss Shirley Manor. who has been
tho guest OF her nunt, Mrs. G. II. Urner.
home In Harrisonburg. Miss Marguerite
urner, who has also heen visiting Mrs.
Urner here, is now in Lynchburg. where
she has joined a party OF friends for
Il trip to Florida.
Annual Concert.
The annual concert of the sheltering
Arms Circle of Kings Daughters for
tho benefit OF the Sheltering Arms
Free Hospital, Will be held on Friday
evening in the City Auditorium. 1t
VIII be u brilliant society event, and
the music hall Will be crowded with a
large audience to hear Mime. Aida.
Some or the best known women In the
city have the affair in charge. and amy
number OF parties have been made up
Tn
AIumnue Ten.
The Alumnac Association OF the
Woman's College in this city will be
at home in honor of the Glass OF 1914
on Friday afternoon from TO c
o'clocl. at To7 Chamberlaync Avenue.
Ginter Park. Officers OF the Alurnnao
Association include Mrs Marion Ter
rell Ball, president; Mrs. Madgc Bag
by Pattee. first vice president: Mrs.
Lilly Becker Epps. second vice -prcsi-
dent: Mrs Bessie HaEan Cnmwack
corresponding secretary: Mrs Elsie
Harding Burton, recording secretary
and Miss Louie Aiillhiser, treasurer
1t viii be a very attractive event
and decorations for the affair will be
unusually elaborate.
Theatre Party.
Mr. and Mrs. y. e. spessard. the
former a member OF the House of Dele
gates from Allegheny County. enter
tanned n party at the Bijou on Mon
day night to see Miss Grayce Scott in
Merely Mary Ann" Their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. IL W. Yoder, Of New
Castle. and their sons. Ruthford SPECS
sard and William Yoder, cadets at
Virginia Militar,- Institute; Misses
Jessie and Janet Houston. OF Richmond
Open Class This Afternoon.
The Children's Class at the Young
Moments Christian Association will bc
open this afternoon at o'clock To all
children between the ages OF six and
ten years, who may care to attend.
There will be all sorts OF games and
interesting exercises for the children.
and all mothers who are interested
are cordially invited to attend and
bring their children. II will be the
first lesson OF the new term, and will
be held at the Y. w. G. A. gymnasium
Meetings To-day.
BY request of the president, the cen