Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

u ~ cluD VIII be held In the Womans
r!uo' This meeting is called to discuss
'iahS for the erection, by the club. Of
"h auditorium. ana all members are
''sen To be present on the hour.
ror the regular Monday program at
ociock ri. Rev. ID. J. O'Connell.
o'shop Of Richmond, Will he the lee
,ur.r' The subject of his discourse
WI! DO Recent Discoveries on tho
r"'antine Ill.," and it will be most
non Is speaker of great magnetism
ana charm Mrs. Franklin II. Agnew
chairman OF the afternoon.
VI Interest Here.
wedding of interest to many per
s"hs IN this section OF Virginia was
.h' OF john Guthrie hopkins. Jr., OF
iNeiton, handsome country es-
~. near Greenwood, and Miss Emma
N'pster Skipwith. who were married
%'ndaY evening In Bonnnger Memorial
MABEL OF Christ Church Cathedral st.
louis. Mo, Dean Carroll NJ. Davis oni-
"I'ng' Bishop ID. $. futile pronounced
no bencd!ction.
william Waters. Jr. OF Virginia
acted as beet man. The other grooms-
men wero: Edward Howard. Hugh
scott and Walker Mcmillan, the brides
cousin
The bride. who was given away by
her father, Peyton r. Skipwith Jr
wore gown OF ivory white charmeuse.
,i'mmed with exquisite silver lace. and
no court train, which hung from the
'houlders, was OF white velvet. Her
,u'le vel was OF a cap effect and was
fastened with lilies OF the valley. She
carried shower bouquet Of white or
chids and lilies or the valley
MISS Skipwith waa attended by her
sister, MISS Edith Skipwith, who was
Eo*ned In a dainty frock OF white net.
ana carried bouquet OF Cecil Brun-
"er roses. Miss Ruth Gregg. the brides
maid, vas gowned in pink ta0eta
'rlWIned in old lace, AMI carried a
SHower bouquet OF Cecil Drummer roses
MI. and Mrs. Hopkins left for Call
'oFhia on their honeymoon, and after
Trip or several weeks. will be at home
AZ The briderroom's country estate near
mere. Mr.. Hopkins who lives near
Greenwood and in New York recently
purchased the estate. which was form
cry owned by the late Dr. c. r. Ows-
ley.
bnck from Washington.
MIS-. Charles T.. Stokes who has been
NsitinS her sister. Mrs Fielding Mar.
sha!l. In Washington has returned to
neT apartment at the Chesterfield Mrs.
stokes WAS accompanied to Richmond
ny Mrs. Marshall who Will visit her
mere for some time
Pupils Recital.
. Spring flowers and shaded lights
decorated the studio or Mrs NJ Y.
thomas on Harrison street Friday
"EeninG for recital given by her more
advanced pupils. \ charming program
was rendered By Misses Marie and Mar
raret Smith. Rose Melton. Helen Starke.
Mar" Jones. Alma Campbell Lucy
Lindsay and Margaret Stoltz and
Hessrs. Hubert Belts. Charles y. Lee
and Carl Campbell. At the close OF
the program. Mrs. Thomas rendered a
~. l..r ~ t.,,x
fous~hoId shower.
= Household shower will be held
at the Nurses Settlement 81 South
Beech Street, all day Wednesday, A
committee OF prominent women will
ccc!Ec there or that date and the
public Is cordially invited 10 attend
This Is one OF the leading forces OF the
city. meeting the need OF the home for
working girls here, in conjunction with
clubs and kindergarten, ana it's scope
IS as wide as thc city.
club Meeting.
Among the gayeties OF The week in
Bon AIR was the fortnightly meeting OF
the Merry Go Round Club at the Bon
Air Inn. Many guests besides the regu-
Jar members were present. and an un-
usually delightful dance was enjoyed
Nome Wedding.
Tho marriage Of Miss Sarah Read
Smoo;. daughter OF the late George
Wavcrly Smoot and Mrs Smoot. to viii
liam Scott Gray, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas \. Gray. OF Farmville, was
celebrated Yesterday afternoon ut 4
o'clock in III" residence OF the brides
mother, 1924 stuart Avenue. The cere-
rnony was performed by Rev Charles
III. Bragg. assisted b. Rev. s. G.
Hatcher. -. y. Winston Boiling rem
dcred the wedding marches. and Mrs
George Is. Harper sang "A Perfect
DAY." just before the entry OF the
bridal party.
The bride entered the drawinE-room
with her cousin, Wilson +. Rcnms Her
wedding dress was OF ivory white char
neuse and lace. made round length
and her veil OF illusion was fastened
with sprays OF lilies Of tho valley.
She rried shower bouquet OF orchids
and lies OF the valley. Thomas A.
Ora: Jr.. OF Bedford City. was the
rroon's best man and only attendant
Tho rooms were decorated everywhere
In palms and lighted candles
Mr.. and Mira. Gray left later in the
evening for wedding trip to Ralti-
more and Atlantic City. Some OF the
guests from Il distance attending the
: marraEe yesterday afternoon were Mr.
and Mrs. T. a. Gray. o! Farmville; T. A
GRAY. Jr.. of Bedford City; Mitchell
MaNs Of Lynchburg: Miss Annie Stever,
l.
Gold, and Mrs. p. c. Larna, Of Char
Sbticsville
Dinwffdie-Garber.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Stuart
CARRIER, Of this city. TO Branch A. Din
wddie. The wedding will be cele-
brated on Wednesday. April 81.
At the Art Club.
Admiral Harrie Webster will ad-
dress the Art Club OF Richmond Tues
day afternoon ut $40 o'clock. The sub
iect OF his lecture will be Where the
Cock Crows" and all friends and mem
hers OF the Art Club are invited to at
tend.
Observation-Disclosures.
wedding or wide interest in Eir-
-;uia and Maryland was quietly solemn
;2"d with nuptial mass at II o'clock
Thlrsday In the Chapel Of the Benc-
dctino College. when Miss May Cecilia
Slack, daughter of John T. Black, be-
came the bride OF Joseph Alexander
Aurhcin, son OF John Amrhein. Of this
city.
The altar and sanctuary were banked
with palms and Easter lilies, and mu-