The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-21
SOCIETY

attended lay society folk. other com.
( ~ assss--vs Wi IN artr1a,tnecu Erayes
/ DIR. Kent TO Speak Here.
Or. Charles w. Kent. of the chair
! OF English Literature at the Uni
versity of Virginia. will make an ad-
dress at the Ginter Park Womans
Club on Wednesday. March 8, in the
Assembly Hall of Ginter Park. This
announcement is of great interest. as
/ DR.. Kent is well known here as a
/ brilliant speaker and finished scholar.
! Mrs. Robert NJ. Kent. who Is chair
man Of that afternoon. will introduce
I The speaker. The subject of hts dis
course will be announced later.
George Washington Tea.
I Lee Auxiliary. United Daughters Of
the Confederacy, will give a George
Washington tea in the Home for
Needy Confederate Women at East
Grace Street from 4 to 6 o'clock on
Monday afternoon. The decorations
VIII be quite extensive and suitable
for the season, the Stars and Stripes
being nsed together with the Stars
and Bars. There Is also TO be q
cherry tree bright with frsit, and each
cherry is to enclose a fortune and will
be cut from the tree with tin,
hatchets
During the afternoon a beautiful
victrola will be presented to the
/ home by Mrs. Charles H. Senff. OF
New York and Virginia. Mrs Newton
McNeigh, sister of Mrs SEMI. Will
make the presentation speech and in
the absence from tsne city Of Mrs. An
drew Jackson Montague, president Of
the home. Mrs. Thomas II. Bigger will
accept the gift. A delightful program
has been. arranged including Miss
Margaret Gordon Miss Gray Wright,
Miss Marie Leanhy, Miss Hattie Will
son. Mr.. ana Mrs. Eugene Cloves and
MIR. Ralph Ludwig
Miss Tayior's Bible Glasses.
Miss Angy Manning Taylor, who
has during the past few years con-
Quoted Bible classes in this city under
he control of tsle Moody Bible Insti-
tute of Chicago win resume her
class on April 10 Beginning on this
date the class will continue for two
weeks. being held every week day ex-
cept Saturday from 1870 to 1880
o'clock in the moring, In the chapel
| Of the Church of the Covenant, on
Harrison Street and Park Avenue.
Anyone wishing TO join the class can
communicate with Mrs. George Bryan
/ OIL west FRANKLIN street.
Miss ~Taylors magnetic personality
and deep sympathy with and knowl-
edge of her subjects. make of her
lectures. vitality interesting events
and they will be attended by a large
number Of prominent women.
Prominem Wedding.
st, Thomas Episcopal Church New
York, was on Wednesday the scene
of a wedding of widespread interest
to society IN Richmond and other
sections of Virginia, when Miss Grace
Harriet Stone. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Frank Stone, of s76 Park
Avenue. New York. became the bride
| Of MIR. Sidney Miller Lloyd. of Lynch
burg, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William II
! Lloyd. The church was prettily deco
/ rated for the ceremony, which took
! place at O'Clock in the afternoon
! Easter lilies were used on the altar
while Southern smilax and mar
guerites We're arranged artisticaliA
about the chancel The bride entered
with her father, who gave her away
and she wore an exqusits gown o.
white satin, trimmed with real lace
and ermine. and finished with a Ions
court train. Her veil OF tulle was
4 fastened beneath a cap of Brussels
lace, and her bouquet was shower
/ OF lilies OF the valley and white
orchids. Her only ornament was 8
! diamond pendant, the groom's gift
Miss Helen G. Wilson, wearing q
charming frock of pink satin and
cream lace, was the brides maid OF
honor. Her costume was completed
with ii large leg.norn hat. trimmed
with clusters of pink roses. There
/ were two bridesmaids. Miss Marie
were two bridesmaids. Miss Mario
lGeddes. ana their frocks were similar
TO that of the maid of honor. Al
three wore hats alike and carried
large bouquets of pink roses. Mr. w
I W. Dickerson acted as the groom't
best man. and the list of ushers in
Guided; Messrs, T. Valdingham Per
ham. Russell Winfree and james
Owen Watts, of I.ynchburg. and Mr.
steven Pratt, of Brooklyn. Immediate
/ ly after the ceremony large anc
brilliant reception took place at thu
Hotel Plaza which was followed by
/ dancing. Later in the evening Mr.. ant
/ Mrs Lloyd left for n wedding journey
which will extend to California. Out
Of town guests at the wedding We're
Miss Sara ID. Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. J
I f. Scboellkcpf. Of Buffalo; Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jesse Starr, Ill. Philadelphia
? VI ana tiLss 1kAa4 iCS W O. A~'''''S
/ MIR. and Mrs. A l. Norton. Boston
! MIR. and Mrs e. o. Ellsworth, Mil
waukee; Mr. and Mrs. n, G. Lloyd
/ Lynchhurg; fac Misses Lloyd Lynch
burg Mr. and Mrs, !. v. Parham
| Petersburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ii
| Almond. I-ynchburg; Mr.. and Mrs
James q. Watts. Lynchburg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Winfree. Lynchburg'
Miss Mary Watts. Lynchhurg; Miss
Sue Adams, Lynchhurgi Miss Hennie
lCheatwood. Lynchburg.
Concerning Mrs. Croner.
At next Thursdays Fashion me
Dansant in the Hotel McAlpin, New
York. Mrs. Mary Page Groner will
offer a number of new features and
surprises to those attending. Among
tti1ese will be a number of men models,
from leading tailors and clothing
designers for men. displaying on
handsome living models an advance
showing Of the style pages which VIII
g~ace our leading magazines this
spring Many new models and gowns
oi all de scr.ption will be added to the
parade Of The mannekins with several
new exhibitors from the Fifth Ave-
nue. fn0distes' shops. One young
society matron will exhibit her one
piece black and white French bathing
suit which she had made for the
Dcauyille season.
Miss TAYLOR In the South.