Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
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6 SOCIETY &
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ohe Oh tne most important society
events OF tho early summer season
VIII be the marriage Of Miss Katherine
Eudora Gum. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Granville Gum. and Donald
stewart Leas, son OF the late Mr.. and
Mrs. David Leas, OF Philadelphia. The
wedding will be celebrated on Thurs
day evening at $40 O'clock. with Rev.
Russell Cecil. D. D.. officiating. A
reception will follow the ceremony.
Miss Harriet Gum will attend her sis
yer as maid or honor. and Leroy Leas.
protner or the groom, will be best
man Little William van Lennep. H.,
ana elizabeth Gibson will precede the
bridal party to the altar.
A number of informal affairs will
pc given in honor of the bride elect
this week.
Invitations Out.
Cards have been received in Rich
mond from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Han
son Terry for the marriage Of their
daughter. Eleanor. to John James Noell
the ceremony will take place on
Thursday morning. June s. at S:I5
o'clock. in st. Johns Episcopal Church.
at Wytheville.
Pupiln' Recital.
Miss Elizabeth A. Mosby's piano
class gave It's nnal recital at her
home, Is South Adams Street, on Sat-
dered to an apprecintive audience.
Miss Margaret Palmer Miller sang two
charming numbers. The Valnkas
Song" and Mighty La Rose" The
following girls took part in the pro-
gram: Emma Adams Margaret Addi-
son. Katharine Braunstcin. Cyane and
Catharine Bemiss. Maria Ward and
Susanna Williams, Elizabeth Clack.
Martha Fitzgerald. Maria Ward. Skcl-
ton Williams. Helen George. Martha
No do
Williams Caroline Lewis, Ida Massie.
Huldah Williams. Mary Austin Mann.
Frances Miller, Virginia Williams
Julia and Maria Moncure. Kathleen
Janet Swami. Marie Smith. Louise
Taliaferro. Antornelle and Garland
Thiermann, Julia Wherry Floric and
Eugenia Thoma son.
Affairs Of To-day.
At the Art Club Of Richmond this
afternoon at 1870 o'clock. Miss Hattie
Belle Gresham will give "An Hour
With the Folk" lecture on the origin
and meaning Of folklore. illustrated
With The telling OF some old folk tales
Miss Gresham's classes at the Art
Club duriny the pas, several years on
Child Study, Literature and Folklore"
have been Of much interest. and mem
hers are looking forward with en-
thuslasm TO hearing her.
The weekly card party at the
Catholic womans Club will he held
this afternoon ut 3:2O o'clock.
LIBERALIZATION.
Misc Carrie Quinton Bolton and Leon
Otis Tyler, OF Branchville. were mar
ried In Norfolk at the Monticello Hotel
on Saturday. May 81. al p. NJ I'm
mediatcly after the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Tyler left for Washington and
other Northern cities.
They viii be at home after June 10.
at lSranchNille.
ClohIng Recital.
The closin,, recital given by the pu-
pills Of Miss Naomi. Davis's music ri1ss
viii oe held on Thursday evenin'; at
sis o'clock n her studio on West
G'ace Str -; y charming prosram
has been arranged Joseph White
more will assist the pupils OF Miss
Davis for that evening
The Tohncco Booth.
The tobacco booth. In connection
with the Indoor Garden Fete. which
VIII take place on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, will he attractive and
interesting. This booth IS fashioned
after the Turkish idea, with It's tap
estry. rugs. d!vans. cushions and soft
shaded lamps This vii! be picturesque
and hnt setting for the handsome
matrons and pretty girls posing as
Turkish maidens.
To Give Cnntntn.
There will he sacred cantata en-
titled "Jeptha's Daughter" given by
the choir Of the Cowardin Avenue
o'clock at the cambridge High School.
The entertainment Is for the beneit
of Decatur Street Methodist Church.