Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

Althia BEDFORD. was dame of honor.
Herbert j.. Didluke was best man. The
wedding march was rendered by Leslie
Britton. and Il number of relatives and
friends were present.
After an extended wedding trip. Mr..
and Mrs. Butler Will be at home at 524
North Thirtisth Street.
AtkinsOn-1Iitchcll.
The marriage of Miss Florence T..
Mitchell. daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. w.
L. Mitchell, and John Il. Atkinson, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs &. III. Atkinson, was
celebrated last evening at I:3O o'clock
III the Darlors OF the officiating minis
ter. Rev. X. l.. EEslcston.
Alter the, ceremony reception was
rendered the young couple at the home
OF the groom's father. c. H.. Atkinson.
1923 Edwards Avenue. Oak Grove \
feature of the reception was a musical
program. both vocal and Instrumental
Ihe rooms were decorated with palms
and lighted candles.
Invitations Out.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Edward John
son have issued Invitations to the wed
dinS of their sister. Ruth Jordan Muck
OILS, 10 Thomas Franklin Whitley, the
wedding 10 take pIac" at their resi-
dcncc. 25oi Floyd Avenue. Oh Wodncs-
day. April %
Home Wedding
Mir. ana M:s. Ernest Benjamin Ham
let announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Ella Valentine. To Otis Wingo
russell, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ".
russell III. ceremony took placc Tues
day morning at II o'clock, in tho home
of the bride. rev. W. &. james ofiici-
hting Miss Clara Tompitins played the
wedding music. The bride Was attend
cd By her sister. Miss Virginia Erncs-
Tine hamlet, as maid Of honor, and John
w. Russell was his brothers best man
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Mrs Russell WI! be at home IN Rich
mond.
Card Party This Afternoon.
TIL" Catholic Woman's club will give
cuchrc party this afternoon OF 4
o'clock in tho club rooms 2OJ East
parties Will 10 continued throughout
the spring. ana all members ana their
friends are invited.
Lecture ON birds.
pr. Rowan. of Newark. Del :: mem
Der of the faculty of Delaware College
viii deliver an illustrated lecture on
Our Bird NciEhhors'' III tho assembly
hall OF the Gintrr Park school to-mor-
row evening at o'clock. The lecture
/ is free TO the people of Gintcr Park
and n delightful ana Instructive evening
is promised all who attend
T:S0 Piny. nj !. W. &. A..
The business Womcn's Club will pre-
sent two short and very interesting
plays. Aunt Susaus Fortune" and
Parted by Patience" at sis o'clock
Tomorrow might. Miss Lucy X Hen
dcrson has coached tho actors and re-
hcarsala promise Il thoroughly enter
tanning evening.
The plays are to be given in the as
scmhly room OF the Young Wo,nens
Christian Association. North Fifth
street. The east Of the two plays Is
Tor tho first play: Mrs. jesse Cornick
Misses Carri" IIctzcr Laura Mehlbrech.
Ruth Mcuschkc, RUBY Leonard and
Irene Duke; ana or Parted by Pa
ti"ncc.' Misses Olive Powell Doris
Shakespeare, Frances Baylor. Harrison
saunders and Herbert Michaels
Observation-Disclosures.
Tho marriage Of Miss Mabel Virginia
Lumsden, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
j. T. l.umsdcn. to Clement Wilson IIud-
son, jr, was celebrated on last Wed !
nesday evening at $3.50 o'clock, at the
home Of the bride. 3ll East Clay street
Rev. w y. Hall. OF Emmanuel baptist
Church. officiating. Only the family
ana a few intimate friends Were pres
cnt Ia witness the ceremony. Mr.. Hud
son is the son Of Rev. C. W Hudson
OF Georgia
Miss Elmcda Cnes,y rendered the
wedding music. The br!d" entered with
iser- father and was met at the altar by
the bridegroom and his hest man. Mr.
Quick, Of Richmond College.