The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-14

done there and give q most interesting
informal talk from personal point
| of view. Tea will he served, as usual
| after the lecture,
Valentine Party.
Little Miss Mary Miller was hostess
| yesterday afternoon at n pretty Val
cutine party in the residence or ncr
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Miller.
1r.. Of 907 Floyd Avenue. All the
decorations and refreshments were
suggestive OF Valentine Day, and rcd
flowers and crepe paper hearts were
used everywhere. The table In the
dining room had a silver vase of Rich
mond roses for center. and the
place cards were dainty lace paper
Vlentines, tied to heart shaped boxes
OF honbons. The guests included Fir-
ginia McCabe BETSY Coke. Lilly Nc
Cabe, Louise. Sarah and Anne Ander-
son. Charlotte Miller Kent, Frances
Arlington, Janet Watkins. Amelia
Woodward. birmingham Leake and
Virginia Chaplin.
Morton--iiou
4 wedding Of much interest TO So
ciety IN Richmond is that Of Miss
Katharine Wingfeld Louns be Y.
daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. George
Lounsberry of Charleston. w. V. and
,p'Arcy Paul Morton. formerly of this
lefty. but row Of Dante, Va.
The ceremony will take place to-
morrow evening in 81. Johns Episco~
pal Church. Charleston, Mfr Morton
= both widely known and prominent
~ connected in Richmond and
throughout the state. and is son Of
Mrs. \. Sidney Morton. Of 205 West
Grace Street, and a grandson of the
late Or. .fohn Fontaine, surgeon on
General J. +. II. Stuarts STAFF. while
his great grandfather was Edmund
Fountaine. OF Hanover and he is
grandson Of Mrs. George T. Haw. OF
Dundee" Hanover. Many Richmond
people viii go to Charleston TO attend
the wedding
/ Card Party
Il Tho Misses Saul of Monroe Terrace.
have issued invitations to a card party
Non Tuesday afternoon from to !
o clock in their apartment. Auction
bridge will be played. and the affair
\ will be quite informal
H The Misses Saul are leaving the
latter par, Of this week for a visit Of
several weeks to relatives in Atlanta.
Cs
\ Quiet Wedding.
/ st Stephens Episcopal Church,
/ West ha mpt1n. was the scene of
quiet, but pretty wedding on THURS
day morning, February 11th, vhen
Miss Mary Trucman became the bride
of John Edward Wells. of this city,
the Rev. Thomas Hubert Jones Off
ciatinE. only near relatives and in
innate friends were present and Kirk
Mathews had charge of the music
rendering. the wedding marches. The
bride entered with her brother
CHARLES Sinton Trueman. who also
gave her away. She was gowned in
| going away costume OF dark blue
cloth with a chic hat to match. Upon
their return from "a wedding journey
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells will he at home
at 2910 Semmes Avenue.
II Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs John S. Garrison, OF
East Fails Church, Va, announce the
engagement Of their niece. Miss Hat
tie Almeda Tuckerman to Harry
Miles Keyser, OF Fairfax, Va, The
wedding will take place June next.
Next Meeting OF Relief Association.
The next meeting OF the Richmond
Foreign Relief Association, to be
held at the jefferson Auditorium, has
been postponed until March nth Or.
Nevil Monroe Hopkins, who. at the
last moment, was unavoidably pre-
vented from giving his illustrated lee
ture on What / Saw Of the War
has turned over the stereopticon
views and the text of his lecture to
Barry Builtlev, of Washington, u. C.,
who will assemble motion pictures OF
war scenes to add to II. and. il ar
ranged. will deliver Or. Hopkins lee
ture at later date.
harry Bulkley will in fine meantime
give his wor derftl Illuminated lecture
with motion pictures, on the yellow
stone" on the date and at the place
above given.
Mr. Buckley comes to Richmond
with very enthusiastic appreciation OF
his lectures and pictures in other
cities and a large audience will at
tend this affair here.
The Sewing Circle of the Foreign
Relief Association. which was to have
met Monday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mrs, ]. st. George Bryan. 30l
West Franklin Street. has postponed
its session until Monday afternoon,
February %
Moving Picture Benefit.
A benefit performance will be held
at the Little uAater on Tuesday, Feb
rrary 1s BY the White Memorial
Circle of Kings Daughters An at
tractive program has been arranged.
including Mary Pickford and other
moving picture stars. The circle
works chiefly for the Belle Bryan
to Day Nursery and Mountain Missions,
All interested are cordially invited.
Silver Tea,
silver tea will be given on Mon
day February %, by the Lee Auxili-
AIRY L. u. G., in the Home for Needy
Confederate Women, to celebrate
Washington's birthday. aud all of the
dcorations will be suitable to the
day. Flags and red flowers will be
used but the feature of the decora-
tlons win be a miniature tree hung
; with blight red cherries each enclos-
ing a folded slip of paper on which is
written "a fortune. These will be cut
from the trees with tiny hachets. An
unusually good musical progra m has
been arranged and all interested in
the Home are cordially invited.
Fraternity Convention.
The conciave OF District ". OF the
Kappa Sigma Fraternity, will be held
at the jefferson Hotel on Saturday,
February 20, 1916 The committee of
local alumni in charge of arrange
] ments announces the following pro-
gram:
Ten O'Clock A. NJ, business session;
three o'clock p. NJ, theater party:
seven o'clock p. NJ, banquet. JEFF
erson; ten O'Clock +. NJ, soire. Her
I mftaee Club.
Minstrel Show Faster Week.
OF much interest in town IL the an
nounCement that the Girls Auxiliary