The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-25
Social Events and
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Long. of Virginia. and the late Mr..
campbell was a mining engineer or
International reputation.
Mrs Campbell and her daughter
came to New York about four years
ago 10 enable her daughter TO carry
out her ambition for professional ca
reer After course in a dramatic
schooi. she made her debut three years
ago in one OF Thompson Buchana MS
plays. Her progress was rapid and she
was soon seen III leading roles Her
last enga cement. from which she has
lust retired to become Il bride was
with John Aiasons comnony. uow
playing In Boston, which opens shortly
In New York
MIR. Miller is native Of Washing
ION, from which city he came to New
york about twenty years ago. The
hrm of which he is the senior member
mas an international reputation.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding, but 1t is expected that il will
take place shortly in Miss Campbelrs
home. Miss Campbell is n former res
ideEt of Norfolk.
Smith--Crane.
y pretty but quiet wedding was cele.
DRAFTED OIL Wednesday, evening at the
nome OF the bride, 2404 East CLAY
street, when Miss Fannie Cornelia
Crane, daughter OF Mrs. Ada u. Crane.
was married to John Hampden Smith,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Smith the
ceremony being performed by tile Rev.
John j. Wicker. The bride entered
with her brother, William Howard
crane. who gave her away. Ter sister,
MISS Ethel C.. Crane. who was maid OF
honor wore a gown Of blue crepe de
Gnine, trimmed In real lace and pearls.
and carried - bouquet ql Killarney
roses. =
The bride wore travelling costume
OF dark blue cloth with hat to CORE
spond. and her bouquet was a shower
nl hilies OF the valley and orchids.
q. Michaux Carleton acted as best man.
and Mrs. Luther Tanner rendered the
wedding music. The parlors were
decorated in palms and lighted candles,
and color scheme of green and pink
was carried out everywhere
After an extended Northern tour. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith will be at home Novein-
her 10. at 1908 Second Avenue, High
land Park.
Halloween nazenr.
The chancel chapter OF Ascension
Church, Highland Park. will hold n
Halloween bazaar in the basement of
the church on Thursday and Friday
nights, October 90 and 80. Some OF the
Features of this bazaar will be Il fancy
work booth, cake and pie booth and a
country store booth. There will also
he tea room, where Refreshments will
be served cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public to attend
Charity Entertainment.
Another of the series of delightful
charity events being given by ST
Patrick's Parish Tor the benefit OF
their new school fund will take place
IN the home of Mrs. d. T. Robinson
1907 East Main Street, Libby Hill on
Friday OF this week. The entertain
Tnent will be given in tho afternoon
and evening as we'll, and will take the
J1l r.
unique amusements will be arranged
for the entertainment of those present
Refreshments will nc served, and dane
ing VIII also he among the attractions
OF the evening.
Motored to Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs Pat NIcDonough and
their daughters, Misses Mary. Helen
and Annie McDonough, OF 2701 Hanover
Avenue, motored to Charlottesville this
past week, and were the guests OF the
Rev. T. y. Rankin, Mrs. Mary Rankin
and Airs. a. Il. Meyer during their stay
there.
Miss Mary McDonouGh remained in
Cnariottesville with her grandmother.
MIA Mary Rankin. with whom she will
spend the next two weeks
Commencement Exercises.
~he commencement exercises of the
Nurses Training School. of the Shelter
Ing Arms Free Hospital, will be held
at the Elk's Home. Eleventh and Mar
snail Streets, Thursday night, Noyem-
Der ., at S:lo o'clock. The graduates
are Misses Julia Stockton Randolph,
Elizabeth Ann Gregory, Halle Thomas
son and Matte Campbell. The public
IL invited.
location Day.
committee OF wcll-known ana
prominent women will he present on
Wednesday at the Home fol- Incur