The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-23

brought into the room in small.
decorated wagon. drawn by little MISS
Pearl Kennedy. the brides sister.
dressed to represent dainty cupid.
During the afternoon each guest
wrote toast to the bride -to-be, and
| prize @as given for the best one
written. About thirty guests we're in
cluded in the wedding party.
This afternoon Mrs. Witt Hix. sister
of the bride will entertain a box party
at the Grayce Scott Theater in her
honor, and tomorrow afternoon Mrs.
I James Rivss Worsham. of Norfolk, Is
giving card party for Miss Kennedy
at the home of her mother, Mrs. 1. j.
| Sutherland.
Entertained In Norfolk.
Miss Martha Valentine, of this city
was among the guests at delightful
dinner party given on Saturday even
ing Mt the country Club in Norfolk by
Lieutenant Robert PeiEce. L. s NJ. c,
Carnations we're used as a center Tor
the table. and the guest beside Mss
Valentine were; Misses Helen Hobbs,
! Gertrude Gillian. Lieutenant II. N.
( Manney, u =. NJ c.. and Lieutenant
J c. D. Barrett L. S. VI. c.
Another interesting dinner at the
p, Country Club the same evening was
! given by Mr.. Littieton Waller Taze-
! we'll, Jr. In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| william Petty Dickson.
! The table was decorated with
! centerpiece Of pink roses and pink
! shaded lights and covers were jaid
( for twelve. Mfr Tazewelfs guests IN
/ Guided: Mr. and Mrs william Petty
! Dickson. Mr. and Mrs. George pebree
/ Traylor, Misses Mary Wright, or
/ Goochland, Grace and Cordelia De-
! Jarnette. Matte Lamb. Messrs. Thee
dora and Harold Wrenn and Holt
/ Page
Junior Auxiiiarics to Give Play.
/ The Great Trail" is the nam" OF
/ the play which the junior auxiliariea
/ OF the Episcopal Churches III Eich-
! 'nond will give In st. jane parish
: house on Friday evening, April =, AZ
/ bciock. and again on Saturday
! afternoon, Aprn 40 at o'clock. II
| is the custom Of this organization to
each year present during Easter week
| n church play. the proceeds from
| which are used for the support OF
| tea chers in the Ragged Mountains of
| Virginia This play is always looked
! forward to with much interest, ana
| some Of the best known people OF
| tho city will act at patronesses. AZ
| the title implies. it Is an Indian play,
! with the scene laid in the heart OF
| the great forest, the plot being CEN
! tercd about little white girl, Cen
| tie Flower" who, three years before,
| has been captured by the Indians. In
| thia time she has forgotten much
| that was desirable in her old life.
| chiefly because she failed to impart
| her knowledge to her new acauaint-
ances untu reminded by the appear
ance OF a vision. For aid In the dis
| charge OF her duty she calls for
| Mother Church. who reveals to the
| Indians one method Of her teaching
| by explaining the church calendar,
| each Sunday, feast and fast of the
| year being represented by a child.
| The part Of Gentle Flower IL taken
by Miss Lucy Smith while Miss Lind
say Powers il Mother Church.
Church Affairs,
| On Thursday afternoon the Low
| ing Band OF the Second Preapyte-
| rian Church will give An Easter
! Gift Butterfly Tree" In the auditorium
| of the Young Womsn's Christian AS
| soriation. II is to be most attrac-
| tive affair, and Mre, s. II Halves is
| In charge.
The Ladies' Atd Society of Leigh
+! Street Baptist Church VIII have an
oyster supper and social this even
ing at the church, from $40 to 10
O'Clock. There Will he delightful
| musical program arranged and given
1
| the public Is invited.
No Bible Glass at y. VI. G. \. To-day.
| Owing To the absence from the city
| of Miss Katherine Halves, the Bible
Class conducted by her every Tues
day evening at tho Young Wonan's
! Christian Association will not meet
! this evening The class Ia provi9g
! Of deep interest and the attendance
! ia large Tuesday March 80. the
Will hg resumed nGIaf
| Womens Meetings.
/ The Colonial Danes Of America
| in the State of Virginia "il hold
| their regular monthly meeting this
! afternoon at ! o'clock in the Wo-
| mans Club.
The members Of the lakewood Ne
| mortal Association are requested 10
| meet Mrs, Massie. this afternoon az
! O'Clock In st. Johns school room,
| Important business ia 10 be discussed.
| and a full attendance is urged.
The Bi-County Woman's Christian
| Temperance Union will hold "A social
service meeting ut Broad Street
! Methodist Church this afternoon from
| 8 to O'Clock. The public Is In
! vted.
| Personals.
| Miss Janet Jones has returned 10
the city. after a visit to friends in
| Annapolis,
! Mrs Merritt CrenshaN au1 her
young daughter, Miss Virginia Crcn-
| shaw. have returned to their homo
| on Grove Avenue. after spending the
| winter in Daytona.
Miss Henrietta Crump. who is
spending the spring vacation with her
parents here. has az her guest Miss
Gibson, of Mt. Vernon. n. !.
Mr. Clarence CabelI, who has been
spending the winter In New York.
has arrived in Richmond. and Ia
spending some time at the Jetferao1.
DR. and Mrs. George ben Johnston
and Miss Anne Roy Johnston have
returned from n stay of several weeks
in Florida.
Mrs Sigmund I.udwig Won Gem
mingen and daughter. who have been
visiting Mrs Won Gemmingen's moth
er, Mrs. J .Someryilie Knox, have re-
turned to Lynchburg