The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-10


Cole-Ccrow.
Mrs. Estelle Easan Cole, of New
York, has issued cards announcing
the marriage OF her daughter. Estelle
Pagan, 10 MIR JaQuelin Meredith Ge-
row. OF Lynchburg. son of Captain and
Mrs !. W. Gerow. The ceremony
took place Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs
Gcrow left for a honeymoon to Ber-
muds After October ! they will be
at home at o2o Court Street. Lynch
burg. This announcement Is OF In
terest here as tho bridegroom is
cousin OF Mrs J IAnwood Antrim. OF
202S Monument Avenue.
Tea AT Woman's Cub.
Tea viii be served at the Woman's
Club Monday afternoon from 10
O'clock Autumn flowers viii deco
rate the tables as well as the draw
ing rooms Several members are sure
/ TO be present as these Informal o.
Casions are always popular.
Approaching Weddings.
Cards have been sent out by Mrs.
Matte /. New. OF Norfolk. for the
wedding q her daughter. Nirgie. 20
walter i Porter. also OF that city.
The date for the ceremony is Septem-
Der 2o
Nj aud Mrs 7. Crumpecker. OF
Roanoke. announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Maud Leone, TO
David Burger Stoner. ~ this city.
The wedding viii take place late in
September
Mr. William Z Dorset. OF Norfolk
announces the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of his sister. Es-
Their whitney Dorset. to Mr.. James
Edward Barry The wedding is TO
take place in the early winter.
Married at Dayton.
Miss Florence Hea,wole. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs y Grove Heatwole,
OF Dayton. and Mr. Harvey w IAskey
were married Wednesday at the home
OK the brides parents. Rev. Benjamin
+. Wilson. p. D, Of Harrisonburg,
performed the ceremony
Preceding The ceremony Miss les
sic Long. OF Dayton, played the "Bri-
dal chorus from "Lohengrin." The
impressive ring ceremony was used
and the couple kneeled during prayer
The bride wore suit OF blue cloth
and carried a shower bouquet OF
Bride roses maidenhair fern and lilies
OF the valley Immediately after the
ceremony wedding breakfast was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. IAskey left for
bridal trip 10 points OF interest in
the North.
Mr. lAskey Is son OF the late AL
gernon Liskey. of near Harrteonburg.
and until recently resided in this city
Both are popular young people. After
October / Mr. and Mrs. Iiskey will
be at home In Winchester.
Methodist Institute Meet.
The womans board of the Meth
odist Institute will hold its first meet
ing for the fall at the institute, Nine
tenth and Grace Streets. Wednesday,
September / 3. at IL O'Clock
Piano Glass Resumes.
The opening exercises OF Miss M.
Farrier Taylor's Piano Glass took
place at her residence. 424 North
Thirty-thrd Street Each class was
well represented and their numbers
were memorized. Miss Alma Mar
shan. OF History Class, gave reading
on the Life OF Mozart which was in
teresting and instructive. After the
program dainty luncheon was
served
The program was: Birds OF Para
disc kfour hands Miss Lelie Kidd.
Josie Miller. Dance OF the Raindrops.
Miss Edith Gibbons; budding Flowers
Miss otelfs Ernhardt; Yellow JON
quils. Miss Louise Wood; Pearly Dew
drops. Miss Annie Hicks; loves Con-
ession-Klemmer- Miss Ellen Tay-
lor Ford. Apple Blossoms nslema n
Miss Bessie England. Easter Dawn
-four hands F1eldhouse, Miss Louise
Houchens. Lottie Ernhardt; Crimson
Brushes, Miss Ida Hicks. Golden Star
-four hands, Streab og--Mrs. Fall
ooner VIM. Falconer; Moonlight on
the hudson. Wilson; Polka de Con-
cert Bartlett--Miss Lottie Ernhardt
Vocal duets and readings aug
mented the instrumental numbers
MFR. Bollings New I'icoeaI
Mr. f. l. Boiling, whose valse-ca-
price TO a Maiden" was comphm emit
ed by tho late DR. Robert aoldbeok
who was one of the distinEuished
piantsts, has among his new compo-
slttons which win soon be published.
one called 'Dinah Shadd," named
after one of kipling's stories
Mr., Boiling introduced In Richmond
the technical ideas OF DR.. William
Mason, who was held in great esteem
by William II. Sherwood. and the
great composer Edward Mcdowell.
Dr. Mason's idea in attaining velocity
IN scales was entirely different from
the old one OF delving through loads
Of Czerny etudes HIS idea of velocity
was great step in piano technics.
ana a glance at the musical period
icals will show in what high esteem
Or, Mason is held Mr.. Boiling has
had his pupils play for Mason and
other eminent pianists. and they were
highly complimented
Shavcr>-Crow.
J. Leslie Shaver. OF Mt. Sidney, and
Miss Sallie Crow were Joined in mar
rage at the home OF the brides pa
rents. The Maples." near keezle-
town, Thursday at noon. The core
Inony was performed by Rev. w. J.
Whttesell assisted by Rev w. G..
Staples. OF Mt. Crawford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaver will live at Rose Void"
Mount Sidney.
Steward--Rartley.
4 pretty wedding was solemn ized
at the Fordwick Baptist parsonage at
o'clock p. NJ. Wednesday. when Miss
Mary BARLEY. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs, J. Horace BARLEY, became the
bride Of II. l. Steward, a prosperous
merchant of Gashen. Va
The -CereLnonX- performed by
Rev. Charles Shifflet. pastor Of the
Fordwick Baptist Church The bridal
"oupie left imm ediately on train No.
4 for Richmond and other pointa
They Will be at home after Monday.
September IL.
Trayers-Whftehou
Mr.. Lafayette Reed Travers. son of
Capt. and Mrs. L. NJ. Travere, OF
Mathews County. and Miss Dulalia