Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07
MISS BOULWARE To WED
BROCKENDROUCH LAMB
ceremony VIII Take Place This
Evening at q O'Clock at Home
of Brides Mother.
hiLL-DICKINSON WEDDING
attractive Dance for Younger Society
set Given at Hermitage Club by
Mrs. John BurrcSs i'm Honor OF Her
NicceS.

smart society is deeply Interested in
'Ae marriage Of Miss jamie Preston
Houlwarc. daughter of Mrs. Aubin Lee
"oui ware. to Brockenbrough Lamb son
~ Mis. James Christian Lamb. which
VII he celebrated this evening at G
o'clock at the home of the brides
mother. East Franklin street, with
'''iF the Immediate families present
smart reception will follow the ccrc-
hnnE. and Mr. Lamb and his bride
"ii ieave later in the evening for Il
Wedding journey. Both bride and
Efoom arc widely and prominently re-
'hted. and their marriage this even
~ although quiet home affair, IL
inuch social Importance
''ali-Tinsicy.
Nnuthcr home wedding OF much in
crest mere is that o; Mrs. Alice Tins
eF Dickinson. daughter OF Mrs j. u
ilhslcy, TO Or. George Clifton Hall Of
hostou ana New York. which was quiet
~ celebrated yesterday morning AZ Ii
o'clock in the home OF the bride. ZIG
East Grace street Rev Walter RUS
sol Bowie. H. -, rector Of ST Paurs
episcopal Church. oficiat.d. ANA only
me Immediate families and n few in
innate friends were present. The
!rawing-rooins were banked IN pal,ns
ma Easter lilies. and pink roses and
ahapdragonE were used In the dining
Dom. where wedding breakfast was
,crv"d. The bride was unattended, and
nf. Han had as his best man Bliss Car
man. INC wcll-known Canadian poet
Dr and Mrs. Hall are now OF an
"u'"moolle tour through the North. and
after May will he at home in West
hampton. where they have taken Mr.
hlrn"tts residence. DR. Hall Is mcdi-
cal director Of the Life Insurance Com
pany o. Virginia. and both he and his
hildc are widely known. both here and
IN the North
Affairs OF To-day
Misses Isabelle and Elisabeth Scott
"lil entertain at n dance this even
lnE at O'Clock given In the home OF.
their parents Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
william Scott, oo9 West Franklin
street ABOUT ntty members OF the
NounScr society set have been in
yitcI.
m" regular monthly meeting OF the
Nouan's club OF Ginter Park viii be
7eld IN the residence OF Mrs Norman
'ail on Seminary Avenue this after
noon. Mrs. Call is chairman o. tn.
affair. and is entertaining the club at
mis- beautiful musical. a splendid
program has been arranged. which viii
%" rendered by some OF the leading
artis,s OF Richmond Mrs George
h"theil, soprano, VIII sing. accompa MED
py Shepherd Webb, and Mrs Frank
v. Duke viii civ. number OF violin
elections.
This afternoon at tho woman. Club
Miss Annie Louise Rcinhardt and Miss
NINTH" bedford VIII give an Informal
musicale. Mrs. j. Arthur LEROY is
hhlrnan OF the affairs. and the pro-
-au wi!l be rendered at o'clock
one OF ,nc most enjoyable OF the
many attractions for Easter week will
- IN. Wtlmot Goodwin recitals at the
ltEerson tonight and Thursday at s:I5
M Goodwin possesses a rich baritone
Iui was one Of the leading members
90 IN" Aborn opera Company for sew
"rni Years Ills assisting artists VIII
POI" lie" Cron!Can. pianist. aud Maurice
Warner, violinist Mr.. Warner is a
NioliDist Of world wide reputation. hay-
nS delighted audiences, not only in
mis- country. but In Europe, where he
Nas a pupil OF Professor Auer in 81
!'ci"rsbu:S for three years. These re-
ritais are given under tho auspices Of
-. Johns Circle Of Kings Daughters
Nirs. Graham Here.
Mrs Samuel G. Graham arrived in
Richmond yesterday morning after
Srending Easter In winston-SaIem \
C.. and will be with Mrs. Reginald Gil
ham. OF II East Franklin Street, until
April IL. when she leaves to join Judge
';raham in Tazewell. Judge and Mrs.
Graham have been in Florida for the
past several months. where they spend
every winter season.
Invitations our.
Invitations were received in Rich
mond yesterday for the marriage OF T.
II. Brown, Jr., and Miss Eleanor
Irving, OF East Orange. y. j. The cere-
rnony Will take place In East Orange
on April 20
Younger Set mt Dance.
An attractive dance for the Younger
girls and boys here for Easter was that
given ny Mrs. John Burress. of 200
West Main Street. last night AT the
Hermitage Golf Club in honor OF her
nieces. Miss Mary Withcrs Bigbie. of
Lynchburg: Miss Kitty Blgbic, who has
been spending the winter here and
Miss Elizabeth Blair. student at the
Bristol School near Washington. The
invitations included about 100 members
of the younger society set, and tho
dance was a beautiful affair In every
detail. supper was served at II O'clock,
and an orchestra played for the dan
cling.
Mrs. Burress received with the guests
OF honor and wore a gown OF white
satin. with a bouquet of violcts. Miss
Kitty Bigbe was gowned in white
satin. made with the high waist line.
and her flowers were orchids. Miss
Mary Withers Bigbic wore a white lace
crock with a corsagc bouduet OF yio-
lets. and Miss Blair's gown was OF Nile
green charmeuse drapcd In chiffon Her
bouquet was OF lilies of the valley.
Assisting in the receiving line were
Mrs. Charles u. Williams. Jr.. of STRAW
berry IIilr': Mrs. Walter Gordon. Mrs
otto Theodore Hess and Mrs. Archer
Jones.
Dance for Graduating CInss.
ON Friday evening the Alumnac AS
ISOLATION OF the Johnston Willis Hospi-
tai Will entertain the graduating elias Z
Of that institution at dance. The
dance will he given in the ballroom OF
the Jefferson Hotel AT o'clock
Enster Hop.
Monday evening witnessed one Of the
pnycst dances of the season. and the
Easter hop at the Hermitage was more
Than success. there being n large
attendance. Refreshments were served
az midnight. and many favors, In the
shane of bombs, were exploded, throw
ing miniature animals high in the air
Mrs w. G. Neal Mrs John Burress,
Mrs Archer Jones and Mrs. William