The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-04
Miss Brown to Wed
Mr.. John T. Wingo
CEysEsfcNY WILL TAKE PLACE
AT ivy CLIFF" ON MAY ~.
s INVITATIONS ISSUED FOR
BLUES BALI.

Invitations have been received in
Richmond for the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Dallas Brown. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson Brown.
70 Mr.. John Trevilisn Wingo, son OF
Mrs. Charles T. Wingo, of s02 Park
Avenue. The ceremony will take place
III the home of the brides parents,
ss1vy Cliff" in Bedford County on
Saturday evening. May az. at o'clock.
Miss Brown has frequently visited In
this city. where she has a great many
friends. and quite number Of Rich
mend people will go to Bedford Coun-
~ to attend the wedding. which Is
one of the the most Interesting events
Of the summer season to Virginia So
ciety. After wedding journey Mr..
Wfngo and his bride will make their
home in this city.
Rincs 10 Give Rail.
The Richmond Light Infantry
Blues Battalion have issued invita-
ffons TO large ball to be gwen In
the armory on the evening OF May 10,
from 10 o'clock. The hall will be
given In honor Of the women and girls
who assisted ri the big bazaar in
April, and will be a brilliant AFFAIR
In every detail, About 1000 cards
have been sent out and among the
RT0mlHEnt guests Will ft tiN ''NF'-'
nor's Foot Guard OF Connecticut This
han will be the regular Nav ceiebra-
fion which the Blues give each year,
and plans are on foot 10 make II one
OF the most brilliant functions ever
given by them.
Spring Musicale.
VIZ One of the most charming Of the
spring mus,cales was given at the
woman's Club yesterday afternoon at
S o'clock, with Mrs A. p. Guigon,
soprano. as soloist. and Miss Annie
Louise Reinhardt. violinisf, with Mr.
James womble at the piano.
A most attractive program was given.
and the vocal selections were peculi-
Asiy suited TO Mrs. Gu'gons voice.
which is a lyric soprano Of great
sweetness She sings with much ex-
preston. and her tones are all dis
fincf and clear
Miss Reinhsrdt's playing, as always,
was an event OF the afternoon, and
the Indian Lament" az she played 1t.
was especially beautiful and full OF
mystfcism and hopeless fatalism. Mr..
Womble's mastery accomplishments
on the piano added greatly TO the en-
joyment Of the program. Miss Marion
e. RyIand was chairman Of the after
noon and the program was:
Il. 1He VI tt4N A|tf '" a.
tKursteinerl, Mrs Gnigon.
- ta) Elegie tMasseneD, OBJ
Serenade fGounod); (c1 Magic
Song Meyer Helmund). Mrs
Guigon and Miss Reinhardt.
q. Eisa's Dream tWagner). Mrs
Gaigon.
1. Gar Andantino tMarttni-Kreisler)
fb, Indian Lament tpvorak- kre4s-
ler). Miss Reinhardt.
s. cal The Wren LIZA Lehmann)
Obj Soft-footed snow UAel; (c)
Syivelin fSindingb. Mrs Guigon,
6. Ave Maria fGounod- Bach), Mrs
Guigon and Miss Reinhardt.
After the musicale plans for the
auditorium 10 be built in the near
future, in the rear of the club. were
shown and explained by Mr.. Amber
Johnston, and the usual informal re-
ception followed.
Affairs or To-day.
Mrs Henry Evans Litchford and
Miss I.itchford are entertaining at ar
informal reception this afternoon
The AFFAIR will take place in theiI
residence. als Park Avenue, and tbs
calling hours wip be from to s;3t
O'Clock.
The reguia,s weekly dance at thu