The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-01
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} Miss Julia Joynes and many others
Observation-Disclosures.
A marriage of much interest to so.
ciety took place yesterday at IL noon
Ia the homo OF the bride. sos Park
avenue. when Miss Rebecca Walker
daughter Of Mr.. C. c. Walker. became
the bride Of Lieutenant Alex. 8. Wads-
worth, Jr., United States navy. The
ceremony. which was performed by
the Rev. j. Calvin Stuart, pastor OF
the Church of the Covenant. was wit
messed by only the immediate families
and few intimate trends. owong to the
recent death of the brides mother.
Mr.. A. Langstaff Johnston, Jr.. acted
as best man. Lieutenant Wadsworth
and his bride left Immediately after
the ceremony for a wedding journey.
| and upon their return will reside at
| SOC Park avenue.
At the Woman's Club.
DIR. Leon Vincent. of Boston, a dis
! tinguished lecturer and writer, will de-
liver an interesting lecture at the
| Woman's club Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock, on George Eliot. Miss Kate
s. Winston Is chairman OF the after
noon. This is the third time DR.. Vim
cent has iecturcd before the Woman's
club and large audience will fill the
'parlors Monday afternoon to hear him,
as he Is great favorite with the
members. The usual informal tea will
follow the address
Prominent Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Walker, Of
926 Park avenue, announce the en-
gaRement and approaching marriage
of their daughter, Mary Leonora, to
Norvel b. Walker. Of this city, the we'd
ding to take place very quietly at the
lav1 80 10 hr,. -.
airy 7th, with only the immediate
families present.
Recent Affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Mayo. of 514
West Franklin street, entertained
about forty members of the fashion
able set at a small DAME at the Com
monwealth club Saturday evening. AID
orchestra played for the dancing and
"A buffet supper was served at IL
o'clock.
Miss Josephine Pinckney, of Charles
ton, s. c.. and Miss Beatrice HALEY. of
Brooklyn, n. Y. the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, G. G. Pinckney, were guests of
honor at box party given by Mr..
Robert Campbell at the Lyric Thurs
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Pinckney chaperoned
the affair. and Mr.. Randolph Holiday
entertained the party at supper at the
Westmoreland club, following the per-
Torrance at the theater
Approaching Wedding.
Society in Richmond and through
out the State Ia deeply Interested in
the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Garnett
Patterson, daughter Of Mrs r. A. Pat.
; terson and the late DR.. r. A. Patter-
son. Of "Reveille." on the Cary street
i road, and Mr.. Elmer Milford Crutch-
, field, son of George Crutchfield, Of this
: city: The wedding will take place
. Wednesday afternoon. February 4th, a,
$50 O'clock, in the residence of the
Petersburg, where she and her moth
er are spending the winter. Rev
Edmund p cambridge, rector of ST
y Paurs Protestant Episcopal church
! Petersburg. will perform the cere.
? fneny, which will be witnessed by only
:, the immediate families and intimate
: friends, owing to the i'll health Of the
brides mother.
Miss Patterson belongs to oneof the
i oldest families in Virginia, beint
prominently connected throughout tn,
= State, while Mr.. Crutchfleld Is
. nephew of Judge John letter Crutch
field and well known in business cir
cles of Richmond.
At the Art Club.
Mrs. William g. Stanard will de
liver a lecture at the Art Club O
Richmond Tuesday afternoon at ABB
o'clock on Poe" and Mrs. Jeffr,
Montague will be chairman OF tn.
afternoon. Mrs, Stanard Is a brillian
woman and the club Is indeed for
tunate in having her talk on this sub
ject, as she has made a study of Poe
life and is a delightful speaker. Tel
| will be served by the house committe,
Immediately following the talk. ant
bowls of spring flowers will decorat.
the rooms
Charity Concert.
Fashionable society will be out il
full force to attend the annual concer
of the Sheltering Arms Circle o
Kings Daughters. which will be giveI
! Friday evening, February 9Th, in tn
City auditorium. for the benefit of tn
Sheltering Arms Free hospital. Nine
| Frances Aida, of the metropolitan
Opera company, who is now singing II
grand opera in New York, and ha
made quite a name for herself in Chi
cago and Philadelphia where the pen
pie went wild over her, assisted b.
\ Casini. cellist. and La Forge. pianist
will render the evenings program
Those who will act as patronesses 70
the affair are: Mesdames Henry c
: Sands, Charles G. Lee, George King
j. Aston CabeIl. Edwin Hewitt. Lesli
Young, Hattie Greenway, Phil Italia
ferro, w. w. Sale McGilvra, Garnet
Tahb, II. Carter Scott, Grice. Sydne,
Gillian. r. II. Agnew. Stuart Michaux
Thomas d. Murrell. Clifton Miller, Fl
c. Cooper. John Hagan, v. c. Blanken
ship, Horace Wexford Jones, Georg
b. Hutchings, Graham Hobson, Alex
ander Forester. A. Warwick. w. q
Coal, w. T. Drewry, M. v. Armistead
George Bryan. G. r. Cannon. JOIN
Harrison. w. A. Chesterman. Fred c
Hair, John X. Branch, Preston
. Cooke. Fl. Hazard. F.. II. Linsey. Rob
ert Powers. j. Allison Hodges, Henr.
T. Reilly, Lynwood Antrim. c.
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