Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-13
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un"hcOn of Interest.
"e OF the most attractive Of the en-
nihmcnts which are being given
LING the school commandments. was
uhcheon given by the Calliopean
srary Society. of Miss Morris's
u."oh on Wednesday. at the Jefferson
u 81 Miss Dorothy Anne Kohler
aident Of the society. acted as toast
", 'ress. The toasts made were:
easts and Fasts," by Margaret Hern-
a%n. Our Motto" by Katherine Spicer
ar irincipal," by Mary Taylor: The
80, the Alumnae," by Richie Mcclure.
Mss Isabel Walker, a most valued
Aember of the society. was presented
"ltn token from the girls. and re-
SPonded with a graceful speech. The
invited guests were Misses Susie Nor
rvs. Katherine Sinton. Anne Beattie and
virginia Robertson.
To Give Recital.
The music pupils OF the Sacred Heart
Hchooi will give recital at the Sticff
auditorium. Ill West Broad Street. on
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
r~rents and friends Of the pupils are
t invited 10 attend.
Piano Recital.
on last Monday evening in her studio
~ 'o4 West Grace Street. the piano
class OF Miss Mamie Davis gave an
interesting and delightful recital. The
good taste displayed in selecting the
program and tho admirable way in
winch II was rendered was evidenced
ny inc enjoyment and approval OF the
guests who crowded the drawing room
and studio. The technique interpre-
,htion and tone displayed in the rem
Iltioh o! the different numbers re-
Hectcd great credit on both teacher and
pupils The enjoyment of the evening
was vcry much added to by the sing
ing of Joseph Whittemorc. who gave
m 1f rhxa
Psalms"
Lawn Party Tuesdny.
The Business Women's Missionary
society OF the Grace Covenant Presby-
tcrian Church. will hold a lawn party
AT Bclviderc and Grace Streets on
Tuesday evening from to II O'Clock.
IL VIII he a very attractive and inter
estins affair, and the public is cordially
Invited 10 attend
Colonial Ten Party.
Members of the Young women's
Christian Association will give n Co
lonial Tea Party" at North Fifth
Street on Thursday evening. from TO
10 o'clock y very attractive program
has been arranged and refreshments
VII! be served. r. NJ. Baker and Miss
Amorcttc Allen viii sing: Miss Ella
morris and some Of her pupils will
give rccitat!ors: Misses Warneld Cren-
shaw. Archie Berkeley. Nerna Whipple
and Nora Patterson give esthet!c
dances, and George Kendall. Carlyle
CHI and Thomas Brauer present an en-
;ertaininr minstrel show.
Purkins-EInm.
One OF the prettiest weddings Of tn.
season took place on the evening OF
June !. when Miss Myrtle Victoria
Elam was married to Charles Alfred
Purkin., formerly OF Baltimore. Tho
ceremony was performed by the rev
William Lockhart Ball and the bride
was given away by her father. q The
house was decorated with palms. has
keis Of flowers and cathedral candles
The bride wore a going away costume
OF blue. and carried an arm bouquet
Of white roscbuds and lilies Of the
valley. She was attended by her sister.
Miss Agnes Elizabeth Elan, as maid
OF honor. who wore pink crepe de
chino, and carried pink rcsebuds.
Little Misses Grace Moseley Elan
and Mary Katherine Shelton held the
ribbons, and wore white lace dresses
with pink ribbons. and little Miss Vir-
E!nia Brett Elan. who scattered roses
along the brides path. was also dressed
in white lace and pink ribbons and
carried basket OF pink roses. Miss
Carino Saundes sang 20, Promise Me"
Robin Frayser. cousin TO the groom.
acted as best man and the ushers were
Richard NJ Elan, g. Mace Purkins,
August II Cordes and Arthur II Hol-
land Winston Boiling rendered the
lions.
Among the out -of-town guests were:
w. l. Purkins. Of Hope. Ark: Mr. and
Mrs. G. NJ. 'Purkins. of Baltimore. and
Mrs. John W. Purkins. of Hanover
County.
MIR. and Mrs. Purkins left later for
an extended Trip TO Baltimore and
Northern cities.
Interesting House Party.
Mrs. NJ. F. Doneean was hostess this
week n, a house party given in honor
OF her birthday anniversary at the
Portsmouth Atlantic Club. Ocean View.
Mrs. DoneEan's guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. w r. DewanG, Mrs. NJ. H. Rogers.
Mrs. J. w. Williams. Mrs. r. See Day.
of Hendley, w. Va; Mr.. Wydell Frank
liars. Fen Schreiner, Mr.. Hines. Of
Richmond; Miss Taylor, Miss Elose
Bright. Miss Ethel Williams and Miss
Maudc Griffin, of Hundley. w. Va; Miss
Lille DewanG and Maurice Donegan.
Visiting Relatives.
Mr.. and AIRS. c.. d. Marable, OF Birm-
ingham. Ala. who have been visiting
their sister. Miss Gertrude Marable,
for the pas6 ten days, have returned to
heir home.
Miss Ford Entertnins.
y most enjoyable musical enter
tai~ment was given by Miss Marie Ford
IL her home. 2slo East Marshall Street
III sdav evening in honor of Misses
.,clia and Rose Voolfolk. of Louisa
SC "ral selections were rendered dur
inc the evening by Miss Fords Man
doin Club; also vocal selection BY Les
lie Ford. At Il late hour the guests
repaired to the dininE-room, where re-
freshments were served. The color
scheme of pink and white was artis-
ticaliy carried out.
Guests Mt Luncheon.
z. a beautiful luncheon was given last
4, ia nr nf MrC -
Mrs Johnson, of Portsmouth,: Mrs
Henry Hicks. of Raleigh. n. c., and
Mrs C. w. Beckham. of HIiddleburg.
y. G.. who were the guests of Mrs. NJ
NJ Whitchurst. formerly of Portsmouth,
Quiet Wedding.
Miss Sula Blanche Butler and
George William Ivers were quietly mar
ried Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. william
4. Dean. in Newport News. Rev. Fl. c.
Lane. rector of st. Paurs Episcopal
Church. performed the ceremony in
THO preeeoce of a few intimate frionl.