Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-15

Wednesday at 5 o'clock in Company Cs
room at the Blues Armory
Mrs. McGraw has many attractive as
sistarts. who will wear costumes OF the
1872 period.
In connection with the booth there
will be round trip ticket 10 the cx-
position given away on the last night
Of tho bazaar.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Tiller announces
the engagement OF their daughter,
Emily Bell. to Wythe Davis Quarles
tho wedding TO take place in April.
Married ut .Fairyicv."
Al ''Fairvicw." on Roanoke River
Mecklenhura County, Va. at the home
OF her late father, l.. W. Wimbish
Miss Lucy W!mbish Was quietly married
20 George y. loren. Of Memphis. Tenn
Only the family and few intimate
friends were present. Rev j. f. Pow
ell of'c!ated
Mr.. and Mrs. Boren will make their
| homo In Chatfcld, Ark
| Henkci-Kenncdy.
MIR. and Airs. David Currie Kennedy
announce the engagement, and ap-
preaching marriage OF their daughter
! Katherine Elizabeth, 20 DR.. Homer ST.
/ lon Henkel. OF Staunton, son OF DR..
| and Mrs. &. II. Henkel. The wedding
| will be quietly celebrated on March %,
at The home of the brides sister Mrs.
! a. witt Xix. In the Hamilton Apart
| nents.
Mrs. Nclson steel. Mrs. Granville q.
Valentine aId Mis-. Phillip ST. George
! Cooke arc the hostcsses this afternoon
! for the indoor golf tea held in the palm
| garden OF the Jefferson Hotel. The tea
! tables will he arranged With roses ana
| tulips and a committee OF young girls
! will assist in serving the guests.
! Nr. Hulklcy's Lecture.
| An interesting event of this week
will be the lecture given by Barry
! Buckley, OF Washington, at the Jeffer-
son Auditorium on Wednesday, even
| Ing at $3.50 o'clock. The subject Of
Mr.. Bulklcys address will be The
Yellowstone" and the lecture will be
! illustrated with 100 colored lantern
slides and motion pictures. This lee
| ture is given under the auspices Of the
Richmond Foreign Relief Association.
| chairman; William II. White Egbert
G.. Leigh, Jr., Leigh r. Page. John
| stewart Bryan and John Howard. are
| vice chairmen: Mrs. Clemens ap-Cates-
| by Jones, secretary, and Mrs. Charles
| de Geer, treasurer.
y brilliant and fashionable audience
/ will be present TO hear this widely
| known speaker.
| Engagement or Interest.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Pierce Grant. OF
| MontClair. y. j., gave a dinner dance
recently at the Essex County Country
| Club. near their home to announce
the engagement OF Mrs. Grants sister,
Miss Helen Underwood. formerly OF
! Covington, Ky. to Major Charles De
| Lano Hine, of Vienna, Va. and the
! Army and Navy Club. New York. a
well-known railroad man and organi-
| cation expert.
Miss Underwood is daughter of the
late Lieutenant Governor John c. Tn
! derwood. of Kentucky, n Confederate
soldier, and long n leader in public af-
fairs.
Major Hire is the son of Mrs. Alma
! DE Lano liine and the late Major Orrin
Eugene liine, L. :. V. OF Vienna, Va
! and Is 4 brother OF Mrs. John Warnocl
Echols Of the same town. The pres
! ent Major lline was born and reared in
Vienna and graduate from the Wash
inSton High School In 1885 lie won a
cadetship at West Point in competi-
1--WE examination In Alexandria, grad
uating in 1891. Major Hine Is n mem
Der OF the bar, having graduated from
the Cincinnati Law School in 1893 Will.
lieutenant In the army. He resigned
| from the army, In 1895, and wen,
Into railroad work. While senior vice
president of the Southern Pacific Rail.
road OF Mexico in 1912 and 1913, Major
Hine had numerous interesting and
! exciting experiences in revolution rid.
sional engagements elsewhere permi,
Major fiine is active III highway i'm.
| provements and other public matters
| In Virginia. He is member of the
| Washington Country Club, the Army
and Navy Clubs in Washington and
New York. the Railroad Club. New
York. and of the American Club in the
| IF