Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-02

stanley Hatcher. Ola Walthall and
Grace Switzerland
40 the Womnn's Club.
The annual spring concert at the
Woman's Club yesterday drew large
audience Of members and guests. Mrs.
\. II. Guigon was the soloist and Mrs.
20. Watson James. Jr, formerly Miss
Annie Louise Reinhardt, was the vio-
mist. ~ was thoroughly charming
AFFAIR from beginning to end, from the
singing Of Schubcrt's Might and
Dreams with Mrs. GuiEon's sweet So
pranc voice, all through the real spring
mat came in the music Of both the
violin and piano In fascinating Tilt
OF fancy music the notes of the violin
gave an enchanting vision of screnade,
bln" skies and running brooks and tho
vote" OF the singer took up the thread
of the beautiful spring story, weaving
~ All into a fabric as delicate as
MAY dag.
Mrs James and Mrs. Guiron arc ar
lists whom the club delights TO honor
and their joint rccitals are always rare
musical treats Mics Marion RyIand
was chairman Of the afternoon. and
the accompanies were Mrs. Charming
Ward and James l.. womble
The following wcll-chosen program
Mas rendered:
Night and Drcams". ..... Schubert
"Phebus ct Pan" with violin obligato.
Bach
"Contcmplat ION widor
"Nicrnand hats Eeschcn' I.oewe
i.tr2 hctto ............. Weber Kreisler
inoh"':o .......... Beethoven krcisler
"Nicnnese Song" EroisIcr
"I'IIcure pclicieusc" staub
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Norfolk Wedding.
pretty home wedding took place
on saturday evening at 1870 o'clock at
ire residence OF Mr.. and Mrs Luther T.
Brit; in Norfolk, when their daughter
Miss Margaret Lunsdcn Birtha. became
the bride Of Samuel Chester Marley
son of Mr.. and Mrs c. Marklcy. Of
Roanoke, The ceremony was per-
formed by the brides uncle. Rev. J.
sydney Peters. OF Richmond, assisted
by Rev. J. Brandon Peters, OF Black
stone, cousin of the bride. The
drawing room was decorated with
palms ferns. Southern smilax and
Easter lilies. and the ceremony was
performed in the second drawing-room
before AN improviscd altar of palms
and Cathedral candles. having as a
back ground large Colonial mirror
trimmed with Southern smilax and
Easter lilies.
The bride. who was given in mar
r!arc by her father. wore gown OF
the So" period OF white tulle and silver
lace over cloth Of silver, and her veil
OF tuile was caught with coronet Of
orange blossoms. She carried an old
fashioned bouquet of white orchids.
white iilacs and lilies Of the valley
with frill Of rose point lace and
her grandmother's wedding handker-
chief of thread lace.
The out-of-town guests included Mr..
and Mrs. C. Markley, the Misses Mark
Icy. Miss Russell Rchcson and Dr. w
". :. Butler. all of Roanoke: Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Garnett, OF Richmond
Miss jamie r. Simpson. Of Richmond:
Helen I.ichty of Meyerdale. Pa: Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Britt, Harvey Eley, Miss
Ellen Riddick, of Suffolk; Dudley Britt,
OF Clarksburg. w Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
Malleck TAFT. Of New York. and DIR.
William a. Pctcrs. OF Elizabeth City,
y. e..
Visiting In North Carolina.
Mrs. w. w. Harriss, of 2207 Hanover
Avenue. was called to Mt. Airy, y. C..
on account of her grandmother's ILL
ness. Mrs. Harriss will visit relatives
and friends i'm Durham and Raleigh,
~ G., before her return to Richmond
Reception Tonight.
The women of st. Peters Parish will
give reception tonight from TO
10 o'clock in st. Peters rectory TO the