Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-04
Inst German To-NIorro,v.

Inst German To-Morrow.
The social calendar for the coming
week holds much that is vastly enter
'hining and interesting. Tomorrow
evening tho last dance OF the season
win lie given by the Richmond Cor
man Club In the ballroom OF the
Jefferson Hotel Colonel 10 Lane stern
viii lead the dance and the dcbutantes
will he out In force At this bali. with
which the season is To be concluded.
The dance will be an unusually hand
some affair. and many out-of town
guests Will attend il.
Mrs. Hull at Womnn's Club.
Tomorrow afternoon at the Wo-
mans Club al ) o'clock Mrs. George ].
Bull will address large audience on
the subject OF Artists That | Have
known" Mrs. Bull. who has made her
home Ia Paris for the past seventeen
years, has entertained at her home
there some OF the most distinguished
and widely known men and women IN
the world OF art to-day. Many OF the
pictures and paintings that adorn her
residence to-day were gracious gifts
from the artists to their hosts, DR.. and
Mrs, Bull, and some OF these will be
used TO illustrate the lecture. Mrs. JEFF
frey Montague is chairman of the after
noon. and the president OF the club.
Mrs j. Arthur LEROY, will present the
speaker.
Bliss Carmen at Wedding.
Tuesday OF this week the marriage OF
Mrs. Alice Tinsley Dickinson to DR..
George Clifton Hall will be quietly cele-
brated. Bliss Carman. tho weIl-known
Canadian poet, Will be the groom's best
man and only attendant. Mr. Carman
has been the guest OF friends In Rich
mond since yesterday, and will remain
here until after the ceremony on Tues
day.
Fashionable Home Wedding.
Another home wedding OF much in
terest to fashionable society is that Of
Miss JAMIE Preston Boulware, daughter
OF Mrs. Aubin Lee Boulwarc and the
late Mr.. Boulware. to Brockenbrough
Lamb, son of Mrs. James Christian
Lamb and the late Judge Lamb. The
marriage is to he celebrated at the
home of the brides mother, l East
Franklin Street, Wednesday evening at
o'clock, with only the immediate
families and few intimate friends
i present. and n small reception will fol-
low. Miss Eliza Bland Lamb will be
maid Of honor and James ChrIstia n
Lamb. Jr.. VIII be best man. The brides
maids will be Misses Elizabeth Har-
grave, Frances r. Wheat and Archer
.Ioynes. and Messrs. Richard CARING
ton. John T. Wingo. John Stephenson,
,lr Of Warm Springs; Lewis Cren-
shaw Of the University of Virginia;
M'tN"C 'folhOIl anu 0IarlGS
Mason. Of Frankfort, Ky, will be
groomSmen.
Informal Musicale.
Wednesday afternoon at the Woman's
club Miss Annie Louise Reinhard and
Miss Myrtle Redford will give an in
formal musicale. Mrs. j. Arthur Lcfroy
is chairman OF the affair. and the pro-
gram will be rendered at S o'clock
observation-disclosures.
Miss Anita Cussen, whose marriage
to Or. ~. a. Marsteller is to be celebrat-
ed by the Rt. Rev. ID. J. OConnell.
Bishop of Richmond. on Thursday even
Hing, will have only two attendants. Miss
Mary Butler, of Poplar Grove, Mathews
County, will be maid Of honor, and Mrs.
Augustine Royal Turpin will be dame
! Of honor. DR.. Murat Willis will act as
best man for DIR. Marsteller, and his
other attendants will be DR.. Samuel
Bowen. DR.. Norton Mason, DR.. Robert
Preston and Vincent GREELEY, OF Rom
okc. The ceremony will take place at
the home Of the brides aunt, Mrs Will
liam q. Gwatkin. 400 North Allen Ave-
nue..
| society MinstreIs.
The biggest charity event Of the en-
tire week will be the Society sfinstrels
given for the Belle Bryan Day Nursery
My the Girls' Auxiliary. This fascinat-
! fng society function will be held at the
Academy of Music on Thursday, Friday
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