The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-26

mAfftAHe OF Ai0H ESSUWa W.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Skip
with, of st. Louis. to Mr.. John @
Hopkins. Jr., Of "Tiverton." neat
Greenwood, Va. The wedding will
take place on April s. in st, Louis
Mrs. walker Attends Reception.
Mrs. Piiny Fishburne entertained
Wednesday afternoon from to
o'clock at cards at her home on Wayne
Avenue In waynesboro in honor OF
her house guests, the Misses Bower
man. of Baltimore. Five hundred was
played and Mira. James Craig won the
frst prize and Mrs. William Patterson
the second price.
Among those playing besides the
hostess and the guests of honor were
Mrs. Charles Robertson, Mrs. william
Patterson. Mrs. James Craig. Mrs,
Hugh Lyle. Mrs. Frank Sweet Mrs.
Clyde Lambert, Mrs. Albert Clarke.
Mrs. Morgan Higgins. Mrs. Kemp Lam
bert. Mrs. w. II. Talbot, Miss Hood
Thompson, Mrs Norvel walker. of
Richmond. Miss Marguerite walker, of
New York city; Mrs. william Rogers,
of Petersburg.
The Phiiathea Glass of the Seventh
Street Christian Church will give a
three-act comedy. Between the Acts"
tonight at 8 o'clock In the annex of
rehearsed and promises to be unusually
attractive.
Out-of-Town weddings.
wedding of great interest to So
ciety here was soiennized at noon on
Wednesday in Asheviiie. N C.. when
Mrs Mary Conaiiy Cox, daughter of
Mrs Alice p. Coeally. OF "Fernihurst,"
near Asheville. became the bride of
Mr. d. Mcdonald. The ceremony took
place in the home of the brides mother.
Mrs. Mcdonald Is a niece of Mrs
Thomas NJ. Rutherford. whom she has
often visited at the Rutherford res
idence on Grace street.
A quiet but interesting wedding In
Savannah was that of Miss Emma
Frusfow to William Lewis-Lipps, of
Alexandria, Va. The marriage took
place at Wesley Monumental Church at
3:3o o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The
bride was attended by her sister, Mrs
William nHrUErUtt, or Jacksonville, as
matron of honor, Miss Ziprah Mendes
was maid of honor, and little Miss
Dorothy Manning, a niece OF the bride.
tina flower girl. Frank Chilcott. of
Alexandra. was the groon's best man.
Recital Tonight.
Miss Carrie Seidel, OF Petersburg.
viii give an artists recital at the John
Marshall High school this evening at
$40 o'clock. brilliant program has
been arranged. and the affair will be
an unusually interesting and attrac-
tive one,
Strri0pticon Lectures.
THE Social Aspects of Foreign
Missions, he second of the series of
illustrated steriopticon lectures for the
Friday nights during Lent, Will be given
in Monumental sunday Schoolroom this
evening at SIS T. M.
There viii be an illustrated lecture
ia the Sunday Schoolroom of -. pauls
Episcopal Church this evening at Sis
o'clock upon the subject of THE United
Offering and fits work Since 1888"
Rev $, Roger Tyler rector of st.
Mark Church, will deliver the lee
ture.
Womeu's Meeting.
The general meeting of the mem =
hcrship of the Association for the
Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities
will he held III the John Marshall
House Tuesdt morning, March 9 at
j. o'clock. Very interesting reports
will be read
Personals.
Miss Virginia Southgate of Nor
folk is visiting Rev. and Mrs Thomas
a. smoot at H. cir residence. H. North
fhth street
Miss Elizabeth GlGmmer. mo has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. ID.
IC.othier, on West Grace Street. left
yesterday with her brother, j. Frank
Clemmer, % Middlebrook. H. ,isi,
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