The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06

'cal lace. ana carried French bouquet
OF Sweetheart roses tied with pink
tnlle and streauers OF pansies The
ushers included Mcssrs. Abe Rosen-
bloom, Irving Grecntree Sidney stern
Morton Niger. Harry Levy and Walter
Nelson
Mr.. and Mrs. Greentrec left later for
an extended honeymoon trip. The out
of'town guests attending the ceremony
last evening were MIR and Mrs Law
renee l.. Iocwncr, OF Harr!sonburg:
Mrs Sol Brandt Joseph Guggonheimer
Mrs. Max Keuthieger. Ralph Levin. OF
New York; Aaron Heyman. OF Philadci-
Iha. Dan Moses. al Rich. Mrs T. Levy
and Mrs. Cllmun, OF Baltimore, Miss
Clara sax. OF Iowa. and Mss Harrison,
of North Carolina.
Visiting Here.
Mrs Paul Phipps ana her two chill
drcn. OF New York City, are IN Rich
mond as the guests OF the formers
sister. Mrs 7. Moncure Perkins, at 400
West Franklin street. Mrs Ph!pps was
before her marriage Miss Nora Lang
horne, oil Richmond md "Mirndor." and
great deal Of entertaining will 10 in
cldent to. her stay In this city. G.. o.
i.hnehorno has closed his country place
near Greenwood Tor the winter months
and has been In X chmond for the sea-
son having taken apartments III
Gresham Court
Hcnntiful Luncheon for ur,. scnu.
one OF the loveliest affairs Of tho
spring senson was tho luncheon given
Mfs. Charles Scnff OF New York, on
Wednesday ~ her sister. Mrs Newton
McNeish. at the jefferson Hotel The
table was set with IN exquisite cen
,ral basket Of purple lilacs. hyacinths
eplTca porpics and daTodlls. caught
with butterfly bows Of tulle and chif-
ION ana the candles were shaded In
yeiio" Tall vases and stands Of Law
"nder aad yellow biossorny were ar
ranged about the room In which the
luncheon was served, and covers were
iaid Tor eight. Lovely corsape BOUQUETS
o, lavender swce, peas marked tho
places OF the guests, ana Mrs. McVcleh
invited TO meet her sister Mrs ]. Taylor
E!Iyscn. Mrs. Andrew jackson Monta-
cue, drs. Egbcrt q, Leigh. Jr Hrs
Edward Mayo. Mrs Garnctt Andrews
Ms. royal. Mrs. William j. Wallace
and Mrr Austin Brockenbrough
4 number Of other interesting ar
ing her WISH here
Dnnsnpt IN saturday.
An Interesting event tomorrow at-
ternoon VIII he the dansant that IL to
he given under the direction Of Mas
Ellen Pollard 1T 40 O'Clock In Har-
rison Hall. The place Will be PRETTY
decorated In spring nowcrs. and there
Tor the host dancers taking part The
contest dances VIII be held at O'Clock
Fatronesscs for the affair include Mes
danes Stuar, Cooke. Benjamin West
Iabb Charles Cooke. T. stewart Hume
+. +. Housh j. : Reynolds. T. II. Carl.
ton. J. II Spicer, G Z Lakeland. Mar
Tin u Nuckols, Edward Quarles. Evan
II, ches'erm"n. Mat Eastwood. Jean
Eiair w y Robey Cary Ellis stern
o Williams J. l. Carneal. W 8
stevens William g Bell Frank Cru;ch
held, Alvia Smith, " = Saunders. w
y Wood. + l. Bingham. Edmund Hoge
and Lee Rose The Judges for the con
tes, dances include Misses Mary Meek.
Mary Nicholas A'nsiie, Dallas Lee
Married In Washington.
y marriage OF interest TO Richmond
people Wac that OF Mis-. Mabel q Wv
land and Adolph w Sanderson. Jr. OF
this city, which was celebrated very
quietly In Washington on Monday The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
II II iiosley, Of the Pcnticostal Church
and Mrs Sanderson Will return 10
Richmond.
Returned 10 Richmond.
MISS Mae Eol!n and Miss Mary whit
ney DaNle have returned TO their home
In Richmond. after spending the past
two weeks visiting friends in Law
rencevlllc Misses Rol!n and Davie
were guests OF honor at any number OF
charming functions during their stay
in Lawrerceviie. and great deal OF
deiish'ful hospitality was incident to
their visit in that place.
AIirs Johnston'> Lecture.
Miss Cora Johnston one OF the school
nurses OF tho city. read an exceedingly
interesting paper on Wednesday, ar
ternoon before the Parent Teacher Ms
sociatlon OF the John Il Cary school
Miss Johnston related the history Of
medical inspection in foreign countries.
as well as IN our own. Three years
ago III. Emmett. assisted by Or Black
well and FIVE nurses. started medical
inspection in the city schools here and
II ranks now among the 1--WE best nedi-
ca! Inspection bureaus in the United
States. Miss Johnstons paper was a
splendid plea for more nurses and
Weekend House Party.
Mr. and Mrs / l. Pollard gave
week END house party at their home
Midway" near Stevensvilie MIR and
Mrs Pollard had 10 their guests Misses
Gladys Hoskins. Woody Broaddus. Fin
sutton, Nancy Eubank, Elizabeth Halle.
Elizabeth White. Messrs. Buford and
Walter AGREE. Philip and william
Smoot, Brantley and Aivah Eubank.
Hin Fleet, Thomas Lewis and William
Fuller.
Married in Florida.
Says the Miami. Fla. Metropolis OF
recent issue:
Simplicity marked the marriage of
Miss irene Tompkins daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs George III Tompkins. OF elf
ton Forge. and l.. r. bucRan. of Rich
mond, which was solcmnized at $50
o'clock Saturday night nj the Baptist
parsonage. with Rev. John 4. Wray
officiating.
Mrs. +. s. Rockwell, OF Cincinnati.
Ohio, was the only attendant upon tho
bride. Both wore simple tailored cos
tunes. that of the bride being her GO
Ing away suit OF cloth Following tho
ceremony there was an informal rccep-
ton, and at MIDNIGHT Mr. and Mrs
Dnssan lief, for Palm Beach. Jackson
vile and on TO rhil 3,lphia Later
they Will make their homo at Clifton
Forge.
Mrs Duggan has spent several sea