The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-23

quietly at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
| Caperton, 916 Park Avenue, early in
! June Mr.. Divine is we'll known in
/ Virginia newspaper circles. having
been editor and proprietor of the
I,oudoun Mirror at Leesburg, Va. for
a number of years, and Is now con-
nected with the Tri-Weekly Herald,
suffolk. Va, as associate editor and
( business manager. The bride-elect
has resided In Richmond for the past
three years, and is we'll known in the
social circles of the city.
Vanity Fair.
one of the most unique entertain
ments ever given in this city will take
place in the Jefferson Auditorium on
Friday afternoon from 1850 o CLOCK
and Friday evening at O'Clock van
( ity Fair. which will be given under
the auspices of the Girls AuNHiry
( to the Belle Bryan Day Nursery. VIII
take the form of children's fancy
dress party IN the afternoon, and
bal masque for grown people in the
evening The decorations for Vanity
Fair will be most elaborate and beau
tiful The foyer of the auditorium ID
to be arranged like a French garden,
with r. pergola. over which pink ram
bier roses will trail The candy ana
cigar booth viii be made like sum-
/ flowers and the stairway will be en-
twined with Southern smilax. The
walls of the ball room will be Gov
cred with q trellis work of trailing
roses and vines and the stage, which
will be used for the French nat shop,
will be drapcd with a blue gray
bunting combined with old rose. Miss
lula Joynes has charge of the COM
mtttee on decorations. and Mrs. h.
Il 10 of
shop, In the afternoon Miss Ella
I Binford's prize pupils and a number
of Miss Ideor Traylor's pupils from
, Petersburg will give several exhibit
ton dances The Spanish dance Will
be given by Miss Binford's girls. They
vii! ne Miss Eleanor Fry, Miss Jane
Scales Miss Virginia shepherd. MISS
/ Elizabeth Wallace, Miss Ruby Bigser'
J Miss Florence Pizzini, Miss Mary sad
Ter, Miss Mildred Gates. Miss Eliza
beth Patterson and Miss Elizabeth
: Gibson. The shadow dance will also
/ be given by Miss Elizabeth Fry ana
Miss Gwendolyn Selden. They Will
wear costumes of lavender tulle, ana
! Miss Helen Sadler Will be the accom-
PIANIST Several children prominent
in the social circles of Petersburg VINO
are members of Miss Traylors class
Will render the following dances; Ga
Vote special, Miss Katherine Seward
Russian ballet. Miss Dorothy Rsleriy;
4 del maurice, Miss Margaret Powers
sart waltzes, Agnes Noyler. a great
4 many Petersburg people will come 10
this city to attend Vanity Fair, and
among the Richmond people VINO
1 have engaged tables are Mrs, Harry
Hazard. Grayson Dsshiell, Mrs. Hugh
I campbell Miss Frances Scott, Mrs.
Phiup Powers. Mrs. ]. Taylor Eiiyson.
Miss Mary Williams Mrs. William
Massie. Mrs Fred Campbell, Mrs.
I Waller Morton. Mrs. Norman Ran
dolph, Mrs Edgar Gum. DIR. j.. "A
White. Mrs. John T. Anderson.
! Charles Watkins and others.
At the Woman's Club.
Mrs Terhune, better known a.
Marian Harland," will give an In
formal talk 10 the members OF the
Woman's Club in the drawing rooms
OF the club tomorrow afternoon at
,4:s0 O'Clock Mrs J Allison Hodges,
president of the club. will be chair
man OF the afternoon and will intro
duse the speaker. The usual informal
reception Will follow the lecture.
! At the Art Club
I Admiral Harrle Webster, United
States navy. retired, will repeat his
lecture Sea Rovers of Shakespeare
Time" at the Art Club Of Richmond
. on 1 ubSGAN dlNblAOOl al II oV - IiONA'
Last week Admiral Webster gave this
same lecture at the Jefferson Hotel
and il Ras SO interesting that he has
! been Invited 70 repeat II at the club.
! Miss Adele Clarke will be chairman
T Of the day and will present the speak
err.
T Invitations Issued.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Battalion have issued invitations for
full-dress parade and ball, to
take place at the Armory, corner Sixth
and Marshall Streets. on Friday even
ing at 80 o'clock. Several hundred
invitations have ben sent out and the
entertainment will be n brilliant one
Says the Charlotte Observer OF
( April IS:
Miss Ruth Elizabeth Yates, daugn.
! ter Of Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Yates, of
! this city, and Rev. william jefferson
Boyd. of Virginia. were welded yes
terday morning at $50 o'clock, at
/ the home OF the bride, All North Ora
ham Street. Rev, Dir, E. l. Balm.
pastor of Tryon-Street Methodist
/ Church, officiated.
4 The ceremony took place in the
parlor which was grouped with palms
and ferns. interspersed with white cut
flowers.
rendered the bridal music from To-
( hengrin" on the piano. Miss Gladys
Yates. younger sister Of the bride, and
maid OF honor. passed down the stair
way into the parlor, She was lovely
I'm a gown OF light blue tatfeta with
WHITE picture hat and carrying an
armful OF pink Killarney roses. The
bride. wearing O coat suit of dark
blue taffeta and small blue hat TO
match and corsage bouqet of Bride
roses and valley lilies entered with
her father. Mr.. w. c, Yates. who gave
her in marriage. The bridegroom.
Rev William Jefferson Boyd, accom-
panied by his brother. Mr.. Palmer v.
Boyd, OF Alton, Va. entered from the
living room. The impressive vows
were spoken, including the bestowal
OF the ring. During the ceremony Mrs
Alexander rendered Mendelssohn's
Spring Song" A pleasing feature OF
the marriage was the celebration of
the twenty-seventh wedding anniver-
sary of the brides parents. Relatives
and few close friends attended the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Boyd left i'm
Immediately for a trip North, after
which they will he at home In Hold
tcroft, Va. The young couple received
many handsome and useful wedding
gifts