The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28


of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Penrose Hath
away have issued invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter. Edith
Grace. and Patrick Wood F1ournoy.
Of Charleston, W. W. The ceremony
be solemnised on Saturday even
Inc, June 8. at $50 O'Clock. at Grace
Church, AvondalA Cfnclnnan. Mr..
Ffournoy Is a son Of MrA n d. Flour
nor, Of this city. and THE wedding Us
Of widespread interest here.
To Dance At Indoor Garden Fete.
OF the many attractive features OF
the indoor garden fete one of the
most interesting viii Be the dancing
Of some Of Miss Ella Binfords pupils,
who will appear on Friday evening.
afternoon and evening. The program
for these dances IL a. follows:
Friday evening-BA-canalle dance.
by Jane GALES and Ruby Bigger.
Gypsy dance-Elinor Kirk. Marian
Evans, Elinor Fry. Frances MORGAN
Florence Pizzini, Virginia Chaplin,
jennings, Dorothy Saul.
Gwendolyns eelden.
Parasol dance-Aildred Gates.
Spanish dance-Elixabeth Wallace.
dred Gates. Eiinof Fry, Elisabeth Glib
son. Jane Scales.
Saturday night--G ertrude n d
Marian Ebel in Spanish rose dance.
Paul-Finley.
Frederick PAUL. and Miss Margaret
F. Finley. both formerly OF Cleve-
land, /Ohio. were quietly married
Thursday at high noon by the Rev.
DR.. J. B. Hutson. They will make
Richmond their home and will be at
North Sixth Street.
An Old Time May Day.
On next Wednesday night at 8
o'clock In the ST. Andrews Hall. cor
ner OF Cherry and Albemarie Streets.
the children of the parochial school
of the church will give playlet. AN
Old Time May Day" This piece was
written by one of the teachers of
entertaining. Judging from the rehears-
ais recently had by the scholars.
Those taking part In the entertain
ment will be dressed in costumes es-
pecially designed for the occasion.
Those who attend are promised
pleasant evening. but will help IN
worthy cause OF the church.
james River Garden Club to Meet.
The James River Garden Club viii
meet on Monday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
at the homo OF Mrs. George A. Tower
In Westhampton. This is Vegetable
Day" and members are requested to
tables.
At the Art Club.
At the Art Club of Richmond on
Tuesday afternoon At 430 o'clock
Miss Hattie Belle Gresham will give
An Hour with the Folk" a lecture
on the origin and meaning OF folk
lore, illustrated with the telling Of
some old folk-tales. MiAs Gresham's
classes at the Art Club dring the past
two or three years on Child Study
Literature and Folklore have been
of great interest and members are
looking forward with enthusiasm to
hearing her on Tuesday afternoon,
This week will be . busy one among
the students at the club. as they are
preparing for the closing exhibition,
and work done during the year will
be mounted and made ready for the
exhibit which will be opened early In
June. Work will be shown from life,
still life. portrait. composition. Illus
sration> and modelling
Amusing Comedy.
An amusing comedy entitled ssrhe
Sky Riders" will be presented in the
assembly room Of the Young Women
Christian Association Thursday even
ing At Sis o'clock. Miss Ruth An
derson has coached the play and 1t
I: well worth seeing The cast con-
eists OF Misses Frances Baylor. Marie
Deeds, Louise Anthony, Harrison
saunders. Charles schaaf Aylett
Goods and Russell WHITAKER. The
proceeds Of the play will be used for
sending delegates to the neld confer
ence OF the Young Women's Chris
tian Association 1t Blue Ridge, n. c.
Refreshments viii b. sold during the
intsruisstons.
charity AFFAIR.
4 Aliiputian Wedding. musicale and
tableaux will be given FRIDAY June
2. at Sis p. NJ. at Binford High
School for the bensfit OF the RE
storer." home fou working girls
who are not making over eight dol
lars . week. The Social Service Fed
GRAFTON Is in charge Of this home,
which u most worthy cause. Ad-
mission will be Is and 10 cents.
Interesting Notica
The following program has been
arranged for the Richmond District
Conference Of the woman's Mission
airy Society Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South. to be held at
Greenwood church May 81 and June
u:
wednesday. 10 A. NJ. Mrs. W. n.
Newell. secretary, presiding.
Devotional service: subject Pray
sr." Mrs. J. J. Bradford.
Welcome. Rev. W. 8. Deyerfs.
Response. Mrs NJ W Coleman.
District secretary's report, Mrs. W.
B. Newell.
Solo. Mrs o. T. Gillian.
Young peoples work. Miss Nellie
Spence.
Reports Of young peoples auxil-
iaries by delegates.
Inspirational talk. Miss Ruth