Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
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ePlhuslasm. Tho decorations will BIO
m effective background for the pretty
iSocks of tho little people. who will DO
cat In largo numbers TO attend the en-
tWtainment. 1t Is OF interest to note
tRSt five out OF the six prizes offered
AZ tho Blues Bazaar for the pretticst
dRncers of the city were awarded to
Miss Binford's pupils, Misses Elizabeth
GIBSON. Elinor Fry, David White, Vir-
gfnia Jones and Frances Rike, of Gin
~ Park. W. b.
kAfter tho commencement Miss Bin
i2rd VIII leave town for Lynchburg.
where she will visit Mrs. Charles Grad
dSck for several weeks. Later In the
simmer she expects to go to New
inrk to take up course in OPEN
a& dancing.
ItEturned to Richmond
GNrs Henry g. Cooper has returned
ts, the city. after an extended stay in
* Louis. Mo. During her visit She
sis the guest of her father, j. +. G.
Conrad. and her sisters. Mrs. Edgar
GRrtside Niggcmon and Mrs. James
Stuart Lake of Webster Groves.
ADMINISTRATIONS.
aThe marriage of Mrs. Cnbell II. eau
thorne TO Cptain Frank i. Graham.
uh!tcd States Army. was celebrated
very quietly Thursday evening at
O'CLOCK in the residence OF the bride.
Is East Franklin Street. Rev. Z. G.
CHldwcll, ID. D.. OF the Union Thcolog!-
cal Seminary. officiating. Quantities of
spring blossoms decorated the house.
and the mantcls were banked in pink
snap dragons and sweet peas against
as,background OF forms and Southern
sHllax.
SThc ceremony, which was witnessed
OF only the relatives and a few friends.
ieck place in the drawing-room. before
az inprovised altar formed OF Ascen-
sHn lilies. palms and candles The
bflde entered the drawing room with
h&f brother. Dr. + II. Hancock, OF
Norfolk. who gave her in marriage.
Str wore n gown OF champagne-colored
C&orGette crepe, with black picture
hst. and carried n flower mum made of
Aauve orchids and lilies Of the valley.
Cap,a.n Graham was attended by l.. A.
LHdsworth as his best man.
sAn informal reception followed the
Ceremony. after which CAPTAIN Graham
afd his bride left for a wedding jour
M! IN the North. They will be at home
aafer May 90 ut Forest H!ll. where Cap
thn Graham has taken a house Among
those who came TO Richmond 20 at
tend tho ceremony were Mr. and Mrs.
~ II. Bagby, OF Portsmouth. and Mrs
Charles Taylor. OF Washington.
Concert In Ginter Park.
sThe Woman's Club OF G.nter Park
H3ll give concert on Friday even
Ing at $50 O'Clock in the G!nter Park
Assembly Hall. This affair is a recital
~ Mrs. Claiming NJ. Ward, pianist. and
Mrs. Hamilton Smith, contralto \
Charming program will be rendered by
these weil-known musicians, and the
club Will tender the artists a recep-
ttbn at its conclusion.
Interesting Session.
"a large and enthusiastic meeting
took place "Wednesday evening ut tho
home ~ Mr. and Mrs. John D. Letcher.
N Nortolk. at the annual meeting OF
the Norfolk branch OF the Association
for the Preservation OF Virginia An
Equities. After the routine of business
'arton Myers suggested that a tablet
be placed TO mark the place where the
h0nse General Lafayette stayed during
the war. which stood on tnc corner
of East Main and East Streets II was
decided 10 run an excursion on May Is
10 jamestown 10 meet the excursion
cQtninS from Richmond on the same
day several new members Were elect
eH and Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson. OF Rich
rnnnd. al the end OF the meeting. made
asrcry Interesting talk on what the
assoc!at!on has done and what it IS
Supposed 10 do.
.:Among those present were Mrs. John
Nswport Greene. Mrs II. " Castle, Mrs.
]: Taylor Elyson. MIS- Butler. Mrs.
Eschard Wake, Mr.. and Mrs. John $
Jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Myers.
NJ and Mrs. John D. Letcher. Misses
Fannie Sans, Sall!c and Bette West,
Dorothy Wake, Elizabeth Allen Moore.
FInny Mallory, Harriet Hunter, Sallie
Shepherd. Dold. Messrs Thomas : Pur-
dye, sidney Smith and Conway W.
Sans.
I<nv-s for South Carolina
Miss Kate Crawford. Of Chester. s c.
returned Saturday 10 her home, after :,
visit to her sister. Mrs. T.. A. Craw-
ford, Jr., here. a number OF interest
ing affairs have been given for Miss
Crawford during her visit 10 Richmond
Invitations Out.
w heap r.caiyo1 l,o.o
10 the marriage OF Miss Condo Roy
S!dGes, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs c.
c, Bridges. of Ashland. to DR.. John
Thomas Booth. of Williamsburg. The
marriage will take place at Ashland
Saturday afternoon. May 90. at
O'clock.
sMr. and Mrs. J. William Jefferson
have issued invitations TO the mar
rmgc OF their daughter, Virginia Stacy,
ID Walter Hillman Eager. which will
take place on Saturday evening. May
"a al $50 o'clock at their home, Maple-
hSrst. Gienarm. Ky Miss jefferson has
fitted in Virginia as the guest Of Miss
Elizabeth Nicely and has many friends
throughout the State.
So Lee to Attend Reunion.
.Niss Mary Gusts Lee daughter of
q aral Robert +. Lee, has accented
~ invitation of the general commit
= II the Confederate reunion which
~. De held here June I, . and g. to
7s,,ud the reunion. Miss Lee. in her
- ;ptancc, declared 1t was her pleas
~ 10 attend and she would stop at the
JsEerson Hotel. The coming OF Miss
Lee 10 the reunion adds great interest
10 the occasion. as she is the only sur
virinG member OF General Lees imme-
dfate family.
Brigadier-General Walker B. Free
n,en, commander Of the First Brigade.
Virginia Division. United Confederate
Veterans has appointed Miss Mary
Roper, OF Petersburg. sponsor for the
division at the coming reunion, and
Mss Iora Crump. of this city, as maid
!. honor. Both Miss Roper and Miss
Cnump are we'll known in Virginia, be-
s popular in society.
l'ast Graduate Concert.
sliss Carrie Seidcl, of Petersburg,
val give her postgraduate recital
"Wednesday evening at $40 o'clock in
tile auditorium of the John Marshall
High School. Miss Seidel will! receive
TIE artist diploma of the Richmond
Conservatory of Music in June. The
,ffhlic is invited to attend