Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07
LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA
AND YELLOWSTONE PARK
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen T. Beveridge
on Extended Western Trip
for Two Months.
ENTERTAIN ON YACHT DOLPHIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel p. Cowardin
Give Launch Party for Miss Mary
f.. Phillips, OF Acknowledgements at
John Marshall High School.

A. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Beveridge. OF
1912 Monument Avenue. left town yes
terday for California and other places
OF interest in tho West. Before re-
turning to Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beverdge will visit the Grand
Canyon, San Diego. Los Angeles and
yellowstone Park. making a trip of
about two months.
For Miss Phillips.
In honor Of Miss Mary f. Phillips,
.he author, OF Boston. who is spchd-
ing some time in Richmond. Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel r. Cowardin entertained
delightful party on board their yacht
The Daphne" Wednesday. Luncheon
was served on board, and the party
TO that historic estate. Mr.. and Mrs
Cowa.rdin entertained as their guests
in honor OF Miss Phillips. Mrs. Nal
vern Patterson. OF 'Hillcrcst" Miss
ginia; Mrs. sally Nelson Robins.
Mrs. William G. Stnnars, Mr.. and Mrs
George Bryan. Granville G.. Valentine.
Margaret Freeman. John Freeman and
Samuel p. Cowardin. Jr.
RodEcrs-MarshnlI Wedding.
In the presence of relatives and
large number Of friends. Miss Elizabeth
Bruce Marshall, OF Jacksonville and
James clyde Rodgers. also Of that city.
were married Saturday evening ut !
O'Clock at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Marshall
OF 1896 Market Street Rev Juuius b.
French. Of the First Presbyterian
Church. omciatinE.
Miss Mildred Carson presided ~ the
piano and rendered an appropriate pro-
gram Of wedding music. lust proceed
ing the entrance Of the bridal party,
Mrs. william Catlin, OF Richmond, "A
sister of the bride, sang 20 Promise
Me" The bridal party entered tn.
phrIor to the strain OF the Bridal
Chorus from "L.ohengrin," played by
Miss Carson. The maid OF honor was
Miss Hester Marshall. sister OF the
bride. and the flower girls We're little
Miss I@lc!lle Williams. OF Jacksonville.
and Claire Stillwell ot Savannah.
cousins OF the bride. They were met
at the !mprovised altar ny the bride
groom and his best man, Floyd
cntc~ ID on the arm Of her father. by
whom she was given in marriage.
The BRIDE wore u-travcling suit OF
sal -co!or"d SILK fa!llc with hat TO
mi IN, and carried an arm bouqet OF
BRIDE roses, 4 maid Of honor was
att!red in pale blue crepe de chene and
carried an arm bouquet OF Richmond
roses. The little flower girls wor"
trocks OF white silk net over white
satin and carried baskets filled with
ross petals, which were strewH in the
path OF the bride. An informal recep.
,lnn was held the evening before the
the ceremony The bride, formerly
OF Richmond has resided III Jackson
vile for the past few years
Among the out-o:-toHn guests were
Mr.. and Mrs w II. Sullwei! and little
tighter, Claire. OF Savannah. Ga: M
[ Mrs. William Stiliweil and dauGh-
,e,, I-al| IN, also OF savannah; Floyd
Rodse OF Columbus. Ga; Mrs. Bertha
W!lE p. of Richmond. grandmother OF
the bri.r: Mr.. and Mrs William Cat.
iln q Richmond, and others
In y ., York.
Mrs John II. Lyneman sailed recently
for Ner York. where she Will witness
the ccis bration OF tho Naval Review.
which is 10 be held there from May .
10 IS. Mrs. Lyueman VIII Join her sis
ter. Miss RoS.na Stcinbrccher. who has
hcen visiting Miss Marie Steinhrecher
and Miss ['ordclia Yonvaris at their
apartment, Central Park. New York,
for some tire st. She viii return 10
Richmond aboM June /.
Chnrify Bnznnr.
y big bazaar, under the auspices of
the Grove Avenue Baptist sunday
school, has been held ell this week in
the Science Hall OF old Richmond Col.
lcEe. Every afternoon and night from
to II O'Clock the entertainment has
been in progress, and all sorts OF in
tcresting and novel programs have
been rendered Knight the Lilli-
put!an Wedding. given at the Blues
BaZaar. Will be the entertainment. and
y number of prominent people have the
affair in charge, and all Interested are
- .t1ially invited TO attend.
SILVER Tea.
The Girls Auxiliary OF the Second
BAPTIST Church will hold silver tea
at 1905 Grove Avenue this evening from
10 II o'clock. The program arranged
for the evenings entertainment in
ciudes solos by Mrs. George Bethel. ac-
companied by Miss Fillcbrown: violin
selE H..
ines by Miss Thomas
Operctta Tonight.
"A Nautical Knot. or tho Belle of
Rarnstapoole,'' is the title of the oper-
eta TO he given tonight at Sis o'clock
hy the pupils of the John Marshall
High School. The book and lyrics are
by Alaude Elizabeth Inch and the music
by william Rhys Herbert. The cast
OF characters includes:
Julia, the haughty belle of Barns Ia :
poole, Kate Roper Nance, her friend,
Rosa Thomas Barnabas Lee, a wander
ing artist. Coleman Andrews: Joe
Stont. mate of the Bounding Billow."
Earle Humphrey: Bill Salt. an ancient
mariner. hoatswaia of the Bounding
Billow," Arnold Weinberg: JIM spray,
sailor. Bryan Branch; Ned Bluff, sailor,
John Norvell; ,Nack Brace, sa ilor Nor
rS Markey pefia, Mary Wagner; Daisy,
Winnie Tucker; Dora, Rose Fisher;
dancing girls, Lois Martin, Birdie Gil
bert. Lille Harris, Barrie THOMPSON:
lSarnstapoole girls, sailors. artists
townspeople.
Others assisting are musical director
Walter c. Mercer; accompanist, Leslie
j.. Watson; stage manager, r. J. Stuhhs:
properties, j. Taylor Robinson; cos
tunes, Miss Jean McGraw
Attractive Program.
Tonight the College Fun Makers will
give their initial performance In the
college auditorium. The program is
composed chiefly of songs by a repre-
sentative quartet from the college Glee
Club and musical selections by the
Mandolin Club. The individual come
dams arc a valuable asset to the nro-