The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-21
vIRGINIAN-SUNDAY FEBRUARY 81,


/ ding trip that will inciuae places of in
terest In the North, and upon their re-
turn will be at home at 212 Third
Avenue, Highland Park
Some of the guests from distance
attending the ceremony were Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. Garrett. OF Ports
mouth; Arthur Stacy and Miss May
Stacy. OF Amelia: Mr.. and Mrs. Nat
| Garrett. OF King william; Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. II. Walker, OF Walkerton; Mr..
and Mrs p. G. Martin. of Sweet Hall:
Miss LoveIine NeaIe and Miss Kinda
= Sapcey, of Lester Manor; Miss Brock.
of Maryland
or Interest Here.
The following taken ,.om a Lynch
burg exchange Is of interest here:
a gratifying and appreciative audi
erice fYathereds at the rooms Of the
Wbman's. Clubsin the Courtlapd Apart
= ments Tuesday afternoon and quite
forgot the dreary sodden 81 weather
outside under the potent speN syf Miss
Lou Belle 'Catesby Jones, IoTtrayal.tof
legends and tales of Old sJarati. They
found themselves transportcdYto that
land of charm and mystery, of sa-
/ mural and cherry blossoms
Miss Jones' sincerity and sympathy
both In her humorous and pat hetic
selections made her audience realize
at once that they were in the pres
ence of a mester story teller. Her
power of Interpretation Is. most strik-
ing, and all who heard her considered
/ themselves fortunate.
Miss Jones has returned to the
city, and will continue to meet her
classes her during Lent
Benefit Musical.
! The Pastors Aid Society of the
Third Christian Church will give an
entertainment in the Springfield
School Auditorium on Monday even
ing, March i. The proceeds are for
the Virginia Christian College, and
ed: Sextette from Lucia" tDonezet-
tD, Miss Ada Kuyk, DR. Maurice Ko-
benzer, Mrs. Hudgfns. Mr. Austin
Martenstein tenor solo (selected) DR..
Maurice Koblenzer; duet La ci-'
darem- la mano" tMozart). Miss Kuyk,
Mr.. Martenstein; alto solo tselected),
Mrs. Hudgins: reading (selected),
Sweet and Low (Barnhy), Miss
kuyk. DR. Koblenzer. Mrs Hudgns.
Mr.. Martenstein; baritone solo,
Z tOditu" tMattesl, Mr.. Mortensten;
duet. "Ail-che la Morte" (verd).
Miss Kuyk. DR.. Koblenzer reading
tselected), Professor Frank Cosby:
soprano solo tselected), Miss Kuvk;
L
Koblenzer Mr.. Martenstein; quar-
tette from "Rigoletto" tVer1n. Miss
ikuyk, Or. Koblenzcr. Mrs Hudcins.
Mr. Martelnstein; "Old Black Joe,-
Mr.. Archie Creekmore.
~ Series Of Church Dinners.
The Woman's Guild OF Grace Epis-
rcepal Church will serve dinner from
j. to o'clock on Tuesday Wednes-
Gay and Thursday Of next week beng
hn Pr 90 - I~aN.,
at Tenth and Main Streets. Some of
the most prominent women in So
ciety will serve these dinners. among
them being Mrs. Charles Robins, Mrs
James Cannon. Mrs. r 70. McCabe.
Miss Rachel Urquhart, Miss Wheat,
Mrs. Stuart Cooke, Mrs. Aubrey
Young.
Smith--Colcman.
A quiet but pretty W. diirg Naa cell
ebrated at the Wilson Hotel IN Burke.
VILE on Wednesday afternoon, Febru-
AIRY II, when Miss Lottle Lee Cole
man was married to Mr.. John W
Smith, the Rev. O. T. Newton, OF
Kevsville. officiating. Only. few in
innate friends of the bride and groom
We're present. The bride was gownee
IN going away suit of blue garba-
dine, and she wore a Hack velvet pic
ture hat Immediately after the cere-
mony a wedding hree kfast was served
and Mr.. and Mrs. smith left In the
afternoon for Ola, 8. c.. where they
; Will make their future home, The
guests attending the wedding were.
Mrs. j. H Wilson, of Richmond: Mr..
land Mrs. Huber Coleman. OF Crewe:
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Coleman. OF Green
Bay. Mrs. Luther Covington, of Not
taway; Mrs. George Lunsdale. OF
Blackstone: Mrs, j. w. Jenkins and
Miss Lydia Coleman. of Meherrih:
Messrs. Lewellyn and Clifton Tucker,
and Misses Bertha. Lucy and Hilda
Tucker, of Burkeville: Miss Jean c.
Forest, of Danville; Miss Florence
Morgan. of Crewe; Mrs. Emmett Wal
lace. of BurKeville. and MIR. and Mrs
l.. Il. Parkinson, of Meherrin.
! Church Entertainments.
tomorrow evening at the home of
Mrs. J. w. Trevillian, ia Clopton
Street, will be given a Colonial re
ception for the beneflt of Clopton-
Street Baptist Church. A very attrac.
tive program, rendered by best local
talent, will be given
/ The Richmond Junior Auviliar ies
will give a stereopticon lecture, tell
ing of the united offering and it's uses
since 1883, in st. Paul's Sunday School
room. on Friday evening, February
26, at 8 O'Clock The Rev. S. Roge.
Tyler, rector of st. Marks Church,
will give the lecture. and an offering
will be taken. t
A Birthday Sociay" will be given
lat Stockton-Stre Church. in the
Southside. on Tuesday evening, March
z. at Sis o'clock. for the Iedies' Sew
ing Circle. The program, which Is
TO consist of the best local talent in
the city, viii be announced later. The
public Is cordially invited to be pres
lent
I Another entertainment of early
March Is an old folks concert to be
4 given In the lecture-room of I.urel-
street Methodist Church under the
auspices of the Young Peoples En-
!terprise. Society. !" Tickets at the door.
or from Mrs j., X. ,Jolliff, and the af-
h fair is give1 fer @the building fund
klof the church. - ASF ti7 Z. |
Wolneas. Meetings. ~
ia The Confederate Memorial LITERARY
Society; will :, meet = on !. Wednesday
morning. February "a, at II o'clock
In the Confederate Museum.
4 The Colonial Danes of America in
the State Of Virginia will hold their
regular monthly meeting at o'clock
On Tuesday afternoon, February 23.
in the parlors OF the Woman's Club.
Il Woodward Central w. c. T. Z. will