The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-08

The CathoI1C Womans CluD VIII
hold series of euchre parties every
| Thursday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
| during the spring season, beginning
! this afternoon. These affairs will take
| place in the club rooms, at EOS East
! Franklin Street. and all members and
| friends of the club are cordially in
vited Handsome prizes Will be given
and refreshments will he served.
Haryic--Patton.
The wedding of Miss Susan French
Patton, daughter of the late Colonel
and Mrs J. NJ. Patton. to Mr.. W.
Gordon Harvie. of Amelia ana Rich
mond, son of Major and Mrs. ". Q.
Harvie which was celebrated in st.
Matthew's Episcopal Church. in Oar
lington, $. G., last evening a:
o'clock, Is of the greatest interest to
society in Richmond, and was wit
messed by a number of people from
this city and Amelia County. The
church was decorated in palms and
ferns. and great ropes of Southern
smilax festooned the walls and draped
-he doors and windows. The Rev. J.
Lindsay Patton, ID. d, assisted by the
Rev. X. w, Patton, u. D., and the Rev.
O. r Parcher, ID. D., performed the
ceremony, and the bride was given in
marriage by Mr.. George Tazewell Pat
ton, Her gown was fashioned of
flowers were q shower of lilies of the
valley and white orchids, Her veil of
Illusion fell from Juliet cap Of
lace, and was caught with sprays OF
orange blossoms. Miss Parke Patton
was her sisters maid Of honor. and
she wore q costume of pink crepe
meteor and carried pink roses. Miss
Otelia Harvie. of Amelia County. and
Miss Mary Patton, OF Darlington, the
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frocks. and their flowers were pink
swectpeas. Mr.. Lewis f Harvie. of
this city. a brother of he groom, was
his best man, and the ushers were
Messrs. Harvie Taylor, William Har-
vie, Armistead Harvey, Garland JEFF
ferson, ali of Richmond and Amelia;
Or. Lewis Taylor, of Washington. and
MIR William Patton, OF South Car
DINA
On Tuesday night a small reception
Was given in the home Of the brides
brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
George T. Patton. 60 the bridal party
and few intimate friends.
After a honeymoon in the South, 4
Mr., and Mrs. Harvie will make their
future homo in Amelia County.
Wilmot Goodwin RccitaIS.
A large and fashions Die audience
filed the auditorium Of the jefferson
song recitals- that are being given
there under the auspices Of st. Johns
Circle of Kings Daughters by Mr.,
Wilmot Goodwin, baritone, assisted by
MIR, Maurice Warner, violin and Mr..
CrOnican, piano,
Mr.. Goodwin, who is the feature of
these recitals. has. "A we'll cultivated
voice Of unusual volume. musical and
Of good quality. His numbers, con-
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were charming and were enthusiastic
ally encored.
Mr. Warner is young violinist OF
considerable worth, and his part OF
the program came in for a share Of
the honors MIR, Cronicans piano
playing was very much enjoyed, par
/ ucularly his Chopin numbers. which
I are usually favorites with many
At the second recital tonight at the
/ jefferson an entirely different program
/ will he given, which is AS follows:
/ Etudc Heroique .......... Leschetizky
! Arabesque No. II ........... Debussy
Mr.. Cronican,
+ because ........,.... ...-. ~ Hardelot
4 Hear Ne, Ye Winds and Waves,
Handel
. Cavalier Song ........ VfIers- sanford
Wilmot Goodwin,
Selected
. beutscher TAM.
Dittersdorf Burmelster
Rgaudon .... .... Monsigny- Frankie
Mr Warner
kashmjri Song .-........,....F fnden
Fri tn che Macchjava From the
Masked Ban ,.-........ ........... Verdi
In the Harem ..,.-....-.,.. Bantoek
Wilmot Goodwin
f-anr3,e Esnorpol Most, o,,,Sl.;
Mr. Crouican.
ave Maria ....... schubert -Wilhelmj
/ falplt rt-,..,, .....-,,..... Paganini
Mr.. Warner.
! lhNlctus ...-... -............-.. HUM
Flow Gently. Sweet Alton ...... Burns
Father OFlynn.
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes.
English
Toreador Song ......-.....C ouchois
Wilmot Goodwin.
Charity Plays.
There Will be a performance of the
little play cinderella in Fiowerland."
gwen at John b, Cary School cor
'ner Rowland and Chafln Streets,
Friday afternoon. April 3. at 40
O'Clock. This is given for the benefit
Of the Springfield Fresh Air School
and the Elementary Teachers Assoc
citation
Much interest is being taken IN the
play Miss Fearless & Co, which will
be presented al the Madison School
auditorium on this evening Mt SIS
O'Clock. This play is to be given by
IN excellent cast, composed OF several
prominent young people Of Richmond
who have met with great success in
other parts of the city. II Is a COM
edy in three acts. and there will be
special musical program rendered
between each act The proceeds are
for the benefit of the b. Y. r. t. OF
!. Pine-Streot Baptist Church.
Womcn's Meetings.
A called meeting of the Common
wealth Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will be held to-
morrow at IL O'Clock in room $50.
Of the Jefferson Hotel. All members
of the chapter are urged to be pres
ent, as final arrangements will be
made for the University OF Virginia
lGlee Club Concert, to be held in the
auditorium of tho jefferson on April
y 6, at S;15 o'clock.
The Social Service Federation will
hold it's regular meeting at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon al 1l5 North
Fifth Street All members are re-
dngsfpI n no nrosnnt