Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04
MISS ELIZABETH BROWN
TO WE'D JOHN 7. W|NG0
Ceremony Will Take Place May az at
ivy Gill;" in Bedford
County.
DANCE AT HERMITAGE CLUB
Rev. e. E. Osgood to Lecture at Art
Club OF Richmond on Songs Of
Kabir, an Indian Poet Of the Fiji
teenth Century.

Cards have been received in Rich
mond from Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomp-
son Brown, OF Bedford County. for the
marriage OF their daughter. Elizabeth
Dallas. to John Trevilian wingo. OF
Richmond. the ceremony to take place
on Saturday evening, May %. at 8
o'clock at Ivy Clin." the country estate
OF OF tho brides parents near Evington.
The wedding will be ono OF the most
important events In tho late spring sea
son. and number Of relatives and
friends from Richmond will attend the
ceremony.
Miss Brown frequently visits in
Richmond. and Mr.. Wingo is son Of
Mrs. Charles z. Wingo OF this city
Whiting Friends.
Mrs. Warner Moore, OF West Frank
lin Street. who has been Visiting in
Washington and New York for the past
ten days. 10 now the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. william Henry Wight. at
her home in Cockeyville, Md. Mrs.
Moore has been much entertained dur
ing her stay North.
Warner Moore. Jr.. left town ycster-
day for business trip through the
Carolinas
Celebrates Birthday.
Ex-Private william H. Turpin quiet
~ celebrated his seventy NTH birth
DAY on Sunday with his daughters at
1918 Floyd Avenue. his youngest
brother. J. r. Turpin. OF Newton, whose
birthdate Is the same. was also present.
their only sister. Mrs. Evelyn T. Burke.
OF Rumford, being absent on account
of illness.
Dance at Golf Club.
The regular weekly dance of tho
Hermitage Golf Club will take place at
tho clubhouse this evening. Members
are asked to note the change of this
dance from Wednesday to Tuesday
evening. An orchestra will play for tho
dancing. and large number OF mem
bers and guests will be In attendance
Lecture at Art Club.
Rev. E. e. Osgood will lecture on
Songs Of Kabir, an Indian Poet OF the
Fifteenth Century, Translated by Ia
gore, Modern Indian Poet" before the
Art Club OF Richmond this afternoon
at 1880 o'clock. All members and
friends OF the club are invited to at
tend.
Miss Adele Clarke is chairman. and
Will Introduce the speaker
Musicale at woman's Club.
Quantities of spring mowers decorated
the Woman's Club yesterday afternoon
for the annual recital given there by
Annie Louise Reinhardt, violinist The
program. which was brilliantly exc
cuted, was a most pleasi one 10 tho
large audience present, and both artists
responded with encores Mrs. Guigon
and Miss Re!nhaTdt. both members OF
cles of Richmond. and their recitals
are always charming affairs James l.
Womble was at the piano. Mr.. Womble
is finished and accomplished accom-
panist. as well as a musician OF no
small reputation.
Following the program a business
session was held. in which the plans
!or the new auditorium, TO be erected
IN the rear Of the clubhouse, were
viewed and discussed. j. Amber John
stoa explained the sketches TO tho
audience. and went into a great deal
of interesting detail concerning tho
arrangement and decoration of the pro-
posed addition.
For Miss Watkins.
Some very attractive entertaining ha g
been done for Miss Ethel Crenshaw
Watkins, who Is visiting Miss Katha-
rine Donlon, OF White Plains, New
York. Miss Watkins was guest OF
honor at an auction bridge party given
by her hostess. There were six tables
Prizes were won by Miss Harriet Ain
ley, Miss Emma Byrne. Fred Brown
and George Culycr.
Miss Helen Byrne entertained at
cards in honor of Miss Watkins Satur-
day evening. This was followed by "a
motor party to Mamronick, where a
delightful shore dinner" was served.
followed by dancing