The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-15
i SOCIETY.

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ing.
Recital This Evening.
One Of the most charming musical
events OF the summer viii be the
recital given this evening by the pu-
pills OF Mrs. NJ. Il. Thomas, at the
jefferson auditorium. at $3.50 o'clock.
assisted by Mr.. l.. 4. Weitzel accom-
PIANIST. The public is cordially invit-
ed. and a special invitation Is ex-
tended to the Colonial Danes and the
Daughters of the American Revoiu-
ton. The following program has been
arranged:
AT the Cloister Gate" ..... Greig
Miss Margaret Smith, soprona;
Miss Alma Campbell, contralto.
Chorus--Miil Marie Smith, Miss
Helen starke, Miss Mary Jones, Miss
Rose Melton, Miss Laura Nash, Miss
Lucy Lindsey, Miss Mary Simpson,
Miss Margaret Stoltz.
Take, Oh Take Tohse Lips Away"
Bennett
Hubert Belts.
Rest Thee, Sad Heart" Del Reigo
Miss Lucy Lindsey.
''Nymphs and shepherds" 80. Purcell
Miss Mary Jones.
''Bedouin Love Song. .... Hawley
Kari Campbell.
Swiss Echo Song. ...... Erkhardt
Miss Mary Simpson.
Duet ...............,. Selected
Miss Margaret Smith and Mr.. Belts.
Ca) Roses Are for Loving" Clark
CD Compensation 80. 80. Bond
Miss Rose Melton.
La Vita Contento Leven" 80. Robyn
Miss Margaret Smith
Sweet and Low .......... .Coney
Miss Alma Campbell.
Una Furttva I.ogrina tFrom
LsEliair AmoreD 49,. .Donizetti
Hubert Belts
Good Night, Good Night, Beloved"
Pensuti
Miss Smith, MIR. Belts, Miss Campbell,
Mr.. Campbell
Miss Preston Attending House Party.
Miss Caroline Preston Is among the
guests at delightful house party
which Miss Esther Jenkins, of Nor
folk, is entertaining at the Meredith
Cottage, Virginia Beach. in compli-
ment to their guest, Miss Marjorie
AuA. OF Dayton. Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs.
John s. Jenkins are chaperoning and
others in the party are Misses Caro-
lyn Gwathmey, Susie Little Elizabeth
whaley. Catherine Tucker all of Nor
folk.
Me~srs Charles Wilcox, James
waIcot. Raymond and Clarkson Mere
dith. Summerneld Jenkins. Theodorick
Gillian. John r. Jenkins. Jr.. and
Thomas Galley.
Porch Party.
The Philathea Glass of the Hanover
Avenue Christian Church. will give
a porch party" at 23lS Grove Ave
nue., on Friday night. from to II
O'Clock. A short play will be given
by members OF the class during the
evening, and the whole AFFAIR will
be an interesting one. The public Is
invited to attend.
Miss Steinbrccher Entertained.
Miss Marie J. Steinbrecher, of tn =
city. has been spending several months
in New York, and mas been much en-
tertained during her stay there. She
was the honor guest at an informal
tea, given recently by Miss Sophia
Braslan. of the Metropolitan Open
Company. at her home on Lenox Ave-
nue., IN that city.
Leaving the City.
The Rev. +. V. Carson, with Mrs.
Carson and their children will leave
the city today for their country home
in Albermarie County: Mr., Cars IN
will remain only n few days with
his family, who will spend several
months there.
Miss Maud Leland, of IrvinEton,
who has been the guest of Mrs. n. II.
Leland. will leave the city today to
spend the summer with friends in
California. She will also visit the
Pacific Exposition before re-
turning to Irvington.
Griggs--Meade.
| A pretty but quiet wedding was
| solemnized Thursday morning. June
/ 10. at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
I " NnnAfa He1fnrd
/ County, when their second daughter.
I Halle. became the bride Of Mr..
/ Clarence Marshall Griggs. Of Roa-
! noke. the Rev. r G. Page, rector
| of st. Johns Church. Bedford, off,
/ ciating Only the Immediate mem
bers of the two families witnessed the
ceremony. The parlor was decorated
with palms, ferns. pink roses and
white lilies and lighted with can
dies, a color scheme OF pink and
white being carried out.
The bridal party entered 70 the
strains OF Lohengrin's Briday March,
rendered by Mrs. Stuart Barbour, OF
Roanoke, and during the ceremony
! Hearts and Flowers" was softly
played, The groom entered with his
brother, Mr.. Douglas Grisgs. of Big
Island. The matron OF honor, Mrs.
A. II. Robertson, of Chase City, sis
ter Of the bride. gowned in white
net. with pink girdle and wore a
1eghorn hat trimmed with pink roses.
She carried a bouquet of Killarney
roses and sweet peas.
The bride entered on the arm OF
her brother, Mr.. George O. Meade.
She was gowned in a handsome suit
OF blue faille silk. with accessories to
match. and carried an armful of
brides roses.
-4rnmediateiv after the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served The
dintngroom was decorated with daisies
and ferns Later Mr.. and Mrs.
Criegs left for Atlantic CITY New