The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-18


appeal. were ii possible oy othei
means to raise the necessary funds Tor
/ the maintenance of this institution
III. however, the public will bear IL
mind the fact that the smallest con.
ltribution goes to enlarge fund
which brings cheer and creature com
forts TO those who ait in darkness
and in the shadow OF death" surely
no one can refuse to do cheeffuiiy
his or her part.
DANES TO BE Entertained.
] Mrs. Lamar, national president OF
the Colonial Danes in America. has
been asked TO meet Mrs. James Lyons,
Iacting president of the Virginia So
ciety. at luncheon by Miss Rose NJ.
! Macdonald at o'clock on Wednes-
day, May rs. al her residence. soy
Cameron Street, Alexandria. Mrs.
/ Lyons will he In that city for the
purpose OF presiding at the exercises
incident to the unveiling OF the tao-
lets which have been placed by the
DANES to mark the old Braddock
Road at Alexandria and the end OF
the same at Winchester. The visiting
Danes will also be entertained by
Miss Macdonald on the same day.
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been received here
for the marriage OF Miss Halle Ed
mist on Moore, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Forrest Moore. TO Mr..
Siedler Nelson Page, the ceremony to
take place on Saturday. June 5. at
$40 o'clock, in Lewisburg, w. Va,
Miss Moore was educated in virginia,
and In widely connected in this State.
and many prominent guests Will at
tend the wedding in West Virginia.
Invitations have also been received
10 the marriage Of Miss Elsie Jeanne
Pike and Mr. william Henry Bell,
formerly of this city, but now of Bath,
Me. which will take place at the home
of tho bride In winthrop, Me, on the
evening OF Friday, May rs, at
o'clock. Mr. Bell and his bride will
make their home at Ss7 Middle Street,
Bath. Me after their wedding
journey.
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Stricken, of
Berryville, Clarke County, have issued
invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Mary Reba Stricken.
10 Mr. Frank Orebaugh Diskey, OF
Hsrrisonburg. The wedding will be
soIemnized Thursday. May 20, At s
o o'clock in the evening, AT the home
of Miss Strickler's parents, and will be
attended by number of Richmond
guests.
Luncheon For Guest
Mrs. George =. Haw and Mrs, Nan
ME Price Ballard. of Dundee" Ham
over entertained at luncheon yester-
day ut 2 o'clock in their residence in
honor Of Mrs. Alice Palmer, of this
city. The table was set with center
piece of vari-colored roses. and sew
eral guests were included In the In
vitations.
! Recent Weddings.
Re a., haya hear rpCa4Vpd here l.
! nouncing the marriage of Miss Gene
We've O'Brien, daughter of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. p. G. O'Brien, OF Cleveland, Ohio.
! TO Mr. Clarence Frankk Flood, Of
/ Richmond. The ceremony took place
/ in the home OF the brides parents IN
I Cleveland. Wednesday, May IL, and
after June 10, Mr.. and Mrs. Flood
will be at home at The Hamilton.
1913 Elm Street. in this city.
Miss Ada Harris Shickie, daughter
of John II. shickle. of North Noun
tain, w. Va, was married in Wash
! ington last week 20 Mr.. James r.
! Turner. of this city. The Rev. James
| s. Montgomery performed the cere-
mony in his home. and the couple left
1 later for Baltimore.
Graduating Exercises.
| The faculty and graduating class
/ Of Martha Washington College have
sent out invitations to the fifty-sixth
annual commencement. which will
/ take place from May 20 to- June ]. al
! Abingdon, Va. The program arranged
/ Is an interesting one and distinguish ed
speakers from Virginia and the South
/ will make addresses. The members
| of the graduating class are;
| Bachelor of Arts-MisE May Brown,
Virginia; Miss Helen Hampton. Mis-
sfssippt: Miss Alta Jordan. Texas;
Miss Mildred Julian, Tennessee: Miss
! Clyde S!gmon. North Carolina; Miss
/ Louise Speer, West Virginia.
Art--Miss Ialah Cox, Virginia.
! Piano--Miss Mary Baker. Texas:
I Miss Lillian Rogers. Mississippi.
8. vteiin~-Miss Helen Davenport, Vfr-
ginia Mas Sadie Kinzel. Virginia
womcn's Meetings,
There will be an important meet
| ing of the executive board of the
Federation of Mothers Club at 3:3o
| o'clock this afternoon in the mothers
! room of the Administration building
4 sos East Marshall Street. All mem.
bers of the board are requested to bs
/ present,
I A very important meeting 81 Oak.
wood Memorial Association In called
/ by Mrs. Hughes for this afternoon nj
/ 4 o'clock, TO be held at VI. Johns
/ Schoolhouse, At this meeting plane
/ TO help at the Reunion will be dis.
/ GUESSED, and all members are urged Il
attend.
/ The committee from all the Rich.
mond chapters of the Daughters oi
the Confederacy, and also the COM
/ mittee on entertainment and reception
OF the Memorial Association and
4 United Daughters OF Confederacy will
meet at Lee Camp Hall this morning
at II o'clock, Mrs. Norman Randolph
is chairman, and II In urgent that al
\ mem bers of these committees be pres.
I ent.
4 Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. st. George and chill
dren motored down TO Eagle Point
in Gloucester County for the week
end. returning TO the city yesterday.
! Mrs. Andrew Gray. who has beer
visiting relatives In Wilmington. has
returned to the Chesterfield.
Miss Julia 1oynes has returned 4
her home on franklin Street. aftei
a visit to friends In New Jersey.
Miss katharine Sinton. who hal
been the guest OF friends in Norti
Carolina, has returned to the city,