The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-06
ROOSEVElT-WIlLARD
WEDDING ON JUNE II
CnbIeSrnm Received by Friends Hero
Announces Dnto OF Madrid
Ceremony.
BRILLIANT MUSIC nECIT,
concert for icncht or baptist Homo
for Aged Women Brlngs Out Large
Audience.

nauf'u Jun" II, according to a dell
mite announcement contained In
cabiegram from Ambassador willard.
ree.ivGd yesterday BY friends here.
The marriage OF Miss Edna Belle
Wright. formerly OF Summit. y. j..
and Robert Thruston Corbell. OF this
city. Will be celebrated this evening
al O'clock In the homo OF AIr. and
MrE. IL. Minor Davis IA LynchburE.
Miss Helen NJ. Wright Of New York
CITY. will attend her sister an maid
OF honor, and George Il. Cary. or Glou-
ces'er. VIII be Mr.. Corbelra best man.
Mics Ammo Parsons and Miss Nan
Davis VIII hold tho ribbons, which will
firm an aisle for the bridal party
through the drawing room. and 7. "
Davis Will give the bride away.
Following short wedding trip. Mr.
Corbell ana his bride Will make their
home in this city.
Returned From Wedding Trip.
Ensign Romuald c. p. Meclowski
United States Navy. and Mrs. Meclew-
ski who have been spending their
honeymoon In New York and the Ber-
inudas. returned 10 Richmond last even
ing. and will be tho quests OF the lat
ter's parents. MIR. and Mrs. Arthur
w. Lee. OF 1911 West Grace street, for
some time. Mrs. Mcclcwski was be
fore her marriage Miss Dallas Chester
man Lee, and her wedding was ono
OF the most brilliant functions OF the
spring season. A fashionable com
pauy Of guests witnessed the ccre-
inony al the church, ana also attended
tho reception following at the homo
OF the bride.
Ensign Meclewski has not yet re-
ceived orders to Mexico and expects 20
remain In Richmond FOR several weeks
brilliant Recital.
One or the rare treats of the musical
Ecason in Richmond was the concert
for tho benefit OF tho Baptist 1Toinc
hXE1 fTl nj
on Monday evening Mrs. Hamilton
Smiths beautiful contralto voice is a
great addition To musical circles here.
and her voice In tone. quality and
sympathetic Interpretation makes her
an artist OF marked ability. She sang
with One effect the last lament OF
Sappho. Ma Lyre Immortelle." &C shs
casts herself from the rock. Joseph
Whittemorc. tho tenor. has voice
Of unusual sweetness and purity OF
tone and his singing was quito the
feature OF the nplcnd!d program rem
dcred at tho concert Monday night
Ilo rendered cxqu'sitcly tho lovely
aria. Celeste Aida" and his encore.
'Gcnevicve. sweet Genevicvc." was
erected with Il storm OF applause Mr.
Whittemore IA brilliant and talented
artist. and easly ono OF tho leading
singers Of Richmond. Mrs IeGueni-
bourg played very beautifully an
Andanta. by Barnes, and Romaua by
hTelsltF, ana SneDhHEN Ntpts DILL
liant accomplishments are an inspra-
tou TO the singer.
At the Art Club.
Dogwood and spring flowers decorat-
cd tho parlors OF the Art Club OF Rich
mond yesterday afternoon for the
usual weekly lecture given there. Miss
Adele Clarke was the speaker Tor The
dag. and her subject was Great Mu-
soums OF AmcrcH." She IS n very en-
gaging and delightful speaker. and
her address which was illustrated
with copies OF paintings b. some OF
tho great American artists. was n most
pleasing ono. These illustrations were
obtained through the Federation of
Arts at Washington, OF which the Art
Club hero is q chapter Tea was scrv
ed by the house committee following
Miss Clerke's lecture. and a large au-
dience OF members and guests was IN
attendance
At Home This Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plcasanton l.. Con
quest and their daughter. Miss Emma
Conquest, will 100 at home informally
To their friends ut their residence on
tho Hermitage Road this afternoon
after o'clock This is IL second OF a
series OF affairs given this month, and
AR. and Mrs. Conquest and Miss Con
quest Will receive on Wednesdays
throughout tho month OF May.
Patrons for Play.
In addition TO the members of tho
Commonwealth Chapter. n a. r.. the
following have been invited TO act rs
patrons for the RacEetty-Parkctty
House"
Mesdames ". W Archer. NJ. ID.
Adams. Thomas Adkins, George Aims
lie. Otway S. Allen. Benjamin Alsop.
John #. Anderson. Miss Grace Arcnts.
Mesdames Turner Arlington. Thomas
Atkinson. +. Q. Bertrand, r. II. Bigger,
Julien Binford, Bicrnc Blair. Horace
s. Halves, Caughy, Julian Hill. Saun-
ders IIobson. Moses d. Ilogc. j. shell
ton Horsclcy, Eppa Hunton. Jr.. Edgar
r. Lafferty, George Ben Johnston, j.
Amber Johnston. Archer Jones, w.
r. Jones. 6. 7. w. Kern, Waller Nor
ton, John Landstreet, Jordan Leake,
Egbert Leigh. Jr., II, II. Levy. John
Il. Lightfoot, II. s. Mclean. Miss Kitty
Lancaster, Mesdames V. c. Blankcn-
ship. Charles G. Bosher, Stuart Bowe.
w. Russell Bowie, Goodwin Boyi1in. g.
Stewart Hume, Thomas r. Bryan, j.
Stewart Bryan. Edward N. Calisch. G
u. Carcrton, 7. ~ Cary Hampden
Cohen. John A. Coke. Jr., c. O'B. CO.
vardin. William Runin Cox. S Dabney
Crcnshaw, Allen i. DOMAIN. Miss V
r.. Elicit, Mesdames Arthur w. Evans.
Thomas IS. Snead, Henry c. Stuart.
Rurtcn Maryc. T.. c. Massie. Richard
que. George Il. McAadms, w. G.. Stan
ard. Misses Morris, Mcsdames i. f.
Munford. F.. T. D. Myers, Jr., Frank
Mcclure. l.. Il. Osgood. w. II. Palmer,
Jr, J. Scott Parrish. NJ. G. Patterson
J. y. Patton. II. Il. Pegram, w. b.
PZZini. Frank Powers. Miss Matte
Purcell. Mrs. Il. w. Purcell. Mrs. T.
&. RufIin. Miss Jane Rutherford, Miss
Cally Ryland. Miss Frances Scott. Mes
DANES w. w. Sale, e. A. Saunders,
Frederick w. Scott, John Shelton Will
liaIns George Cole Scott. James Sharp,
James T.. Cabell. Miss Helen Stevens.
Miss Stewart, Mrs. Henry Taylor. Jr,
Mrs. il. p. Taylor. Mrs. John M. Tay-
lor. Mrs de Soto Fitzgerald, Mrs O.
II. Funston, Miss Lucy Gibson, Mrs
w. s. Gordon, Mrs. John Kerr Branch
Miss Evelyn Gordon. Mesdamcs Gordon
Wallace, Frank Green, e. w. Gricc
st. George Grinnan. Barton II. Grun-
dy, A. r. Gnigon, Richard Gwathmey,