The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
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FASHIONABLE SOCIETY
INTERESTED IN WEDDING
Miss Elise Miles, OF University, tG
become bride of George
FOrsythc.
FLOWERS FOR MISS WILSON
Fraternity Pays Graceful Compli-
mcnt to His Finncce.

ment to His Etnnccc.
Fash icnable society here and
throughout the State Is greatly inter-
csted In the marriage OF Miss Elise
Fielding Miles, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Kent, of tho Univer-
sity of Virginia, to George Forsythe.
OF "Nydrie.' Alhemarle County, and
wyoming. The ceremony will take
place quietly at the home of the brides
parents at the university, Wednesday
afternoon. and number of relatives
and friends from Richmond will 60 to
Charlottesville to attend H.
Miss Miles Is n granddaughter of DR..
and Mrs Francis Smith, of the Uni
,crsity OF Virginia, and has frequently
visited in this city. Mr.. Forsythe is a
graduate or the University of Vir-
ginia.
Graceful Compliment to Presidents
Daughter.
a graceful compliment was paid by
the local chapter at Richmond College.
OF Kappa Sigma, AIR. McAdoos fra
tcrnity, to Miss Eleanor Wilson, on her
recent visit with her fiance TO Mr.. and
Mrs. John SHELTON Williams at PAX
ton" The young men of Kappa Sig
ma presented Miss Wilson with a hand.
come box of lilies of the valley, the fra
ternity flower. in tho centre of which
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blossom tied with the fraternity colors
scarlet, white and emerald green.
MI. McAdoo was initiated into Kappa
Sigma 1T the University of Tennessee
in 1881, and has filled the most i'm
portant offices in the Supreme Execu-
tive Committee.
brilliant Concert.
An interesting musical event of to-
morrow evening will be the concert
that will take place ut $3.50 o'clock Mt
tho Baptist Home for Aged Women
corner of Harvey Street and Grove
Avenue. 1t will be brilliant and
fashionable affair with some of the
best known artists in Richmond as
scloists. Mrs. William d. Thomas
Mrs. Thomas F. Jeffress and Mrs. c.
e. Wingo have the musical In charge
The program. which will be rendered
by Mrs. Il. Hamilton Smith. contralto;
Mrs. Guy Iequembourg. violinist; JOS
cph Whittemore. tenor, and Shepherd
Webb. accompanist, includes the fol-
. lowing numbers:
Violin Solo, ScherZo. .Krelslcr
Tenor Songs
ta) "Aacushla" ....... McMurrough
OBJ Perhaps Foster
Contralto Songs:
(a) "AIilisandc" $500. Goctz
OBJ Were My Songs with Wings
Provided" .....-.......... Hahn
Duet. from. Tales of Hoffman,.
Oncnbach
Violin Solo:
ta) IAndantc Expressive -. Barnes
Kreisler
Contralto Aria. MA Tyre Immor-
tone" ("Sappho") $500. .Gounod
Tenor Aria, Celeste Aida. Verdi
Contralto Song. 'Serenade" .Gounou
Violin Obligato by Mrs. Hequembourg.
Nom IN n
("Trovatore') ............N erdi
Annual PilgrimnEc.
One of tho most important soclaA
events of this month will be tho an
nual pilgrimage OF the Association lot
the Preservation of Virginia Ahtiqul-
ties 20 Jamestown. which Is 70 TAKE
place this year on Saturday, May ~
instead of the usual date. May IL
Hundreds of prominent women from
all over the State join with tho assoc
citation each year in this pilgrimage
10 Jamestown, and IA number OF de-
llghtful parties are always made up
for It, Mrs. Preston Wexford holland IL
chairman of the outing this year, and
she Will be assisted by number or
prominent Richmond women, as her
committee Several tablets are to be
unveiled at the old church on May 2S
10y tho a. =. V. A.
CorbclJ-NriEht. ="
a number OF Richmond people will
go TO LynchburS this week to attend
tho marriage of Miss Edna Belle
Wright to Robert Thruston Corbell, OF
this city, which Will be celebrated at
o'clock Wednesday evening. at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Minor Davis,
PA Federal Street. Miss Wright, who
formerly made her home ~ Summit, n.
j.. has spent great deal of time In
Richmond, and has many friends here.
Mr.. Corbcll is n native OF Gloucester
County. and Is "a grandson OF the lato
Edward Thruston. of 'Landsdowne."
At the Womnn's Club.
4 large audience OF members and
guests will I'LL the parlors OF the
Woman's Club Tomorrow afternoon at
: o'clock for the annual spring con-
cert. OF which Miss Marion Ryland
is chairman. The music committee OF
the club Is directing the event. Tho
spring concert Is always ono Of tho
most delightful events of tho season
AT the club, and a brilliant company
will be In attendance. Mrs. A. u.
Guigon, soprano. will be the soloist,
yiol.nist. Miss Myrtle BEDFORD and Miss
Virginia Gerhardt will be tho accom-
panists.
The following program will be rem
1dcree:
l. ta) 'Nocht und Traume"
Schubert
tb) go Sleep. Why Doest Thou
Leave Me-. Handel
tc) "Soft-Footed Snow
fd) La Belle du Rot. Holmes
Mrs. Guigon.
IL The Magic Song"