The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-14
SOCIETY

ria Wills, TO Mr.. Edward q. Gar!ick,
Of Weldon, y. c.
j Tho ceremony took place wednes-
/ day afternoon, Aprii Z. at the res
| idenc" Of DIR. and Mrs, Walker a.
! Campbell, Of Old Church, Va, rela-
( tiVes Of both bride and groom. Rev
{ 0sbourne. was the officiating minister
! Mr.. and Mrs, Garllck viii make their
home in Weldon y. c,
Visiting Here.
| Mrs william Gemel Robertson who
! has been spending some time with
! her mother. Mrs. NJ. NJ Holt, at her
home In Newport News, has arrived
! In Richmond en- route to her home in
Wilmington. y. G. She will be joined
In this city by her sister-in-law. Miss
barbara Robertson. who will accom-
pany her back TO Wilmington for a
visit
Piano Recital.
Professor JACOB Reinhardt will pre-
sent the Misses Reynolds Robinson
and Stephenson in graduate piano
recital at the Woman's Club on Sat
urday evening, April II. at o'clock
Charity Affairs.
supper will be given by the
Woman's Guild of Ascension Church.
Highland Park. this evening from 8
to o'clock in the Sunday School
room. The menu will be very temp
ting and the supper will be served
"a la carte" The decorations will
be in yellow and masses of potted
plants. jonquils and other spring
flowers will make the supper room
very attractive.
The Philathea Glass of Second Bap-
tist Church will give silver tea on
Friday evening from $50 to IL
O'Clock, in the church annex, on West
Franklin Street. There will be a
delightful program of Rotations and
musical numbers given during the
evening, and the public is invited.
Dunford- Broughton.
The marriage OF Miss Lula NJ.
Broughton. daughter of Rial Brough-
ton, to william M Dunford son of
Mrs, Josephine Dunford, of Highland
Park. took place last Wednesday even
ing at o'clock in the home of the
bride, in oxford n. c. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
MIR. Sha wberger. Miss Virginia Moore
played the wedding marches. and Miss
Helen Royster sang "A Perfect Day"
The brides wedding dress was Of
ivory charmeuse and lace, and her
veil of illusion WAS arranged with a
COFonet or orange blossoms, and she
carried a shwer bouquet of lilies OF
the valley. The groom was attended
by his brother L. Wexford Dunford
of Richmond So best man. Miss
Florence Loonnfn, who was maid OF
honor, wore a gown of lavender crepe
de chine. She carried an armful OF
orchids. Little Virginia Csry was
ring bearer, and her frock was Of
white lace.
The entire lower floor was decorated
In palms and lighted candles. After
the reception, MIR and Mrs. Dunford
left for an extended tour South. in
Guiding Atlanta and points Of interest
In Florida,
Some of the guests from distance
were: Mrs. Charles Waltman Mr.. and
Mrs. England MIR. Grant Hostrander,
of Victoria, Miss Virginia Moore, Mrs.
Eubank. W. ii. Wells, Of chase city;
Misses Mayme and Josephine Dun
ford. little Miss Ellsworth Dunford,
and =. w. Dunford. OF Richmond, and
others.
Musicale for Home.
A charming musicale was given last
evening in Newport News for the
benefit of the Confederate Home for
Aged Women in this city. The affair,
which took place at the Young Mems
Christian Association. under the aus
pieces of the Bethel Chapter OF the
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
was directed by Mrs. Richmond -.
Veilines, with Miss Ella Davis as oc-
companist. Among the numbers on
the program were: A piano solo, Mr.
Ashton Gay; vocal solo. Mrs. Alexander
Wills; reading. Mrs. Charles Ashby:
piano solo. Mrs. Lee Davis: selection
by a quartette composed of Mrs. A. A
Eastman Mrs. Alexander Wills
Messrs c. Franklin Lem and Richard
q fHGfnH- recitation Mics NlrRtr ,Aa
Daughtrey; vocal solo. MIR Bonnie