The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-25
ANNE MYERS CnrvrTV|
Society Editor. 0ONAA u
EASTER MONDAY BALL
| BRILLIANT SCENE
ytichmond Society Out In Force At
Richmond German Cubs Final
Function-Other Social Items.

ION OF the Richmond GERMAN Niup'
as usual, the patronesses for the cup
Eeceived the members ana tneir
quests and a stringed orchestra played
sor the dancing. which began prompt
y at 3 o'clock. Colonel 10 Lane stern
ed the opening figure, dancing with
he charming Miss Anne Groner. OF
Norfolk. A seated supper was served
II 1880 o'clock In the main dining
loom of the hotel and dainty baskets
| ~ sweet peas, tonquils. tulips ana
,ther spring flowers were used on the
ables. Among the large number OF
prominent guests from a distance
we're: Mrs. w. s. Bottomley. of New
Cork; Miss Abby Orme. of New Or
cans: Miss Ursula Harrison, OF Bel
Toir' in Loudon County; Miss Marie
iims, of Washington: Miss Mary
Wright, of Goochland County; VIII
lam Old. Jr.. of Norfolk: william II.
Johnson. of Crescent, W. Va, and Sid
hey Sherwood, OF Philadelphia.
Affairs OF Today.
Miss Frances B. Scott will entertain
his evening at her home. 712 West
Franklin Street, at an informal dance.
me affair will take place at nine
'clock and the invitations have been
united to members of the younger
ct.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Christian
Gordon have issued invitations for
sance which they are giving this even
ng at their home, 1901 Floyd Avenue
n honor of their young daughter, Miss
Ruth Gordon. The younger girls and
soys have been included in the IN
itations.
Miss Gay Hurt and r Earle Graves
viii give masquerade novelty Easter
aali at the Conservatory of Music this
evening" Among the special features
4 the evening will be prize dance
n which some of the best dancers or
he city will take part.
Wedding Announced.
Mrs. Ida T. Richardson. of South
Richmond, has issued cards snnounc-
ng the marriage OF her daughter. May
Elizabeth, to Mr.. Louis c, Blanken-
hip. The ceremony took place yes
erday in this city. After the lAt of
lay Mr.. Blankenship and bride Will
,e at home at i12 Cowardln Avenue,
Eouth Richmond.
vanity Fair"
Many attractive features have heeen
ranged for Vanity Fair" to be
seld in the auditorium Of the Jeffer-
on Hotel on Friday afternoon and
yeninG of this week under the aus
ices OF the Girls Auxiliary Of the
BELLE Bryan Day Nursery. There will
e a doll booth in the afternoon with
variety of inexpensive dolls and
many other amusements for the chill
ren. Every child In costume will
AXE part in the grand march and
[ecesve a favor. Beautiful silve "
ng ci.ps will be awarded both ! 5e
fternoon and evening TO the W,tfer
( the most attractive and original
sxA "a a.
ers OF Miss Ira. Tors and Miss Bin
lords dancing classes VIII be a fea-
kre OF the afternoon entertainment.
t'he stage OF the auditorium will nw
Irranged like a French shop where
mart gowns, hats, biouses and scArfs
{sill be for sale. A baby shop will be
! n unusual feature and here the lat
81 creations in hand made clothes for
&abies and young children can be Sc
ured Tables are rapidly being en-
ased for both occasions through Mrs
Hiram Smith, who Is chairman OF
he committee on tables.
Parcel Post Sale and Musicale.
The Social Service Committee Of
Park Place Church will give an en-
ertainment in the lecture room OF the
hurch on Friday at Sis p. NJ, at
kyhtch time a musical program will
H. rendered by the following quar-
cite: Mrs. walter Mercer, soprano;
kIrs. r. f. Ferret. eontralto; Lynn
Fucker. tenor A. w. Martenstein,
NTH Miss Lucy Owens As aecompanist.
! silver offering will he taken at the
1oor and a large number of parcels
3stIl be offered for sale at the Parcel
POST table Those having parcels are
eouested to bring them to the church
ot later than 4 o'clock on Friday
kfternoon.
Approaching Wedding.
The marriage of Miss Marion Wal
ace and william Henry Sitterdlng
VIII take place very quietly In the
home of the bride, on Thursday at
1 O'Clock. Only relatives and inti-
hate friends of the bride and groom
Vim be present.
StephenA-Holt.
A very pretty wedding was solem-
AIxed at Shady Grove NJ, E Church,
ear Atlee. Va. by Rev. W. s. Deyerle
IN Thursday. April 6, at O'Clock,
when Miss Annie Holt became the
bride of Mr. Andrew stephens. Of
Washington, q. C. The church was
ken utifully decorated with potted
blants and cut flowers. The wedding
b,usic was rendered by Mrs. l. #.
watson. of Richmond. Miss Mamie
tJuEE, Oh aNicc, SANG ~ foihSN NAt'
|rhe bride was given In marriage by
her brother. She wore handsome
travelling suit OF dark blue chiffon
hroadcIoth, with hat and gloves to
hatch. She carried a shower bouquet
IN lilies OF the valley, The bride
Was attended by her niece, Miss Mary
Torkner, who wore handsome gown
III Nile green taffeta, with chiffon.
khe carried bouquet of white sweet
beas. Mr. Elliott stephens. brother
n the groom. was best man. The
hshers were DIR p l. Hill. Jr.. OF
Richmond: Mr.. Irving Tiller, Mr..
lanes verlander. and Mr.. Walter
rhomas of Atlee. Little Miss Vir-
kin!a Forkner carried the ring In
lose. The little flower girls were
kanie DERRICK and Florence Forkner.
Immediately after the ceremony they
|eft for trip South; later they will
nake their home in Washington. D.
q where the groom Is a prosperous
business man.
At the Art Club.
Admiral Harrie Webster will lecture
IL the Art Club of Richmond this
fternoon at 4:3o o'clock Admiral
webster will repeat his lecture on
E.Sea Royers of Shakespeare's Day"
kiven last "Wednesday at the Jefferson.
h will be a most interesting affair.
nd Miss Ellen Ball and Miss Mar
raret Freeman will preside over the
lea room.
wedding Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs william Ritter an