Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

following the ceremony At the church.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Muscoe H. Garnett announces the en-
gasemcnt Of his daughter Elise, to
Chauncey Ward Marston. ot Newark,
\, J.. the wedding to take place In
December. Mr.. Marstou IS the son Of
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. W. Marston, OF Ur-
hanna. and formerly lived In this city
Wedding This Week.
The marriage of Miss Della Pat
teson Davenport, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Davenport, TO Richard
Watkins Darlington. also Of Richmond
Will be celebrated Thursday evening
at o'clock In the home OF the brides
parents, 7l6 West Franklin Street Rev.
Walter Russell Bowie. d D., rector
OF ST. Hauvs Episcopal Church. will
oft1ciate, and only relatives will be
present II the ceremony. Additional
guests have been invited to the re-
ccpt!on following.
ON Wednesday At the home OF the
bride in ,inter Park, Will he cele-
hrated the marriage of Miss Mary
Edith Graham. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Calder Graham, to Har-
ry Lee Livick. After a wedding trip
Mr.. Livick and his bride will be at
home in Winchester
ENLIGHTENMENT Of DIR. Charles w. Allen
! Mrs. William lie Grange Ralph. OF
W aShington. has announced the en-
gaScment and approaching marriage OF
her daughter. Miss Katherine L. Ralph.
to DR.. Charles w. Allen. of Washington.
DIR. Allen is native of Amherst. and is
the second son OF the late CAPTAIN
Tinsley l.. Allen. and a brother of Will
| liam kinckle Allen, of Amherst The
marriage will take place early in No
vember.
Interesting New BOOK.
in Pinh
throughout the State are deeply inter-
ested in recent publication-"Jeffer-
sons University, Glimpses of the Past
and Present Of the University of Vir-
ginia"-written by John :. Patton, SAL
lie j. boswell and Lewis d. Crenshaw
| 1t Is fascinating little volume, bound
in the blue and gold of the university.
setting forth the unique history life
and beauty Of the University OF Vir-
ginia, with emphasis on its progress
during the last decade. The illustra-
| tions show the old and new buildings,
| the first and last chairmen of the
faculty. the first football and baseball
teams. the founders of the Y. NJ c. A.
the first president and many other per-
sons and things intimately connected
with the old institution OF learning
during it's almost century OF life
| The editors have many friends in
! Richmond. who have been discussing
and friendly criticism.
Guest OF Miss Lyman.
Miss Emily Lyman has just returned
from Il visit to Norfolk, and has as her
guest at her apartment in the Chester
field, Miss Elizabeth Hayes. OF Louis
Vile. Ky. number of Informal affairs
have been planned for Miss Hayes dur
| ing her visit to Richmond.
| Evening of Plantation Story and Song.
One of the leading charity events of
the fall season will be the Evening of
Plantation Story and Song" which will
be given by Miss Louise Alice Williams
| in the jefferson Auditorium on Monday
evening, November 10. under the aus
pieces OF the Social Workers Of the
Nurses Settlement, Following the pro.
gram, an informal dance will be held
and the list OF patroncsses for the event
| includes some of the leading women of
tho city. All sorts of unique features
have been planned for the program. OF
! which Miss Williams is the feature and
q brilliant audience will he in attend
lance. Miss Williams has been heard in
| the White House. Mrs. w. III. Taft hav-
Ing expressed herself as most pleased
with the characteristic dialect songs
and stories OF the old negro. Thomas
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