The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14

Miss Cromwell 20 Wed.
Invitations have been issued II
Richmond for the marriage OF Mis-,
Mary Evelyn Cromwell, daughter o.
Mrs. Richard Cromwell. Jr. of Ca
louisville. Maryland, and Newbolt
! Trotter Lawrence, RI, United State,
Navy. the ceremony to take place or
! Wednesday, June =, at O'Clock, a
the cathedral in Baltimore. Imme
diately following the wedding there
will be reception at 'Inglewylde,
corner Ingleside and Edmundson Ave.
nues. Catonsviile. Miss Cromwell Il
widely related In this city and a mum.
Der OF Richm onders will attend hel
marriage in early June.
James River Garden Club to Meet.
/ The regular meeting OF the James
/ River Garden Club will take place al
/ ''Wfndemore," the home OF Mrs VIII.
liam NJ. Habiiston. on the Cary Street
Road. on Monday afternoon at
o'clock. The meeting will be "Peony
/ Day" and all guests are rouested to
bring the finest specimens from thai
! flower from their gardens All mem.
In the Invitations
In New York.
Or. Helen Love Boisseaux MRS
Carlton Lee) left yesterday for New
York, whore she will select the cas-,
and assist the rehearsals for her play
dramatization OF her new book, "A
Pirate On a Wife's Domain" The
play will be given in New York and
the South, opening in Philadelphia
and Richmond in the early fall.
! At the Woman's Club.
Midsummer Nights Dream" as
given at tho recent Shakespeare
/ " M{, En- -
hampton College. will be repeated at
the Woman's Club tomorrow evening
at s:1h o'clock. Mrs. John Calvin
Metcalf In chairman OF the evening,
and the play Is given under the dl-
rection OF Dean Keller. Members o1
tho club have the privilege OF asking
escorts for this entertainment
! Glass Social.
| As the result OF a. very interesting
contest. which has been in progress
for several months between keystone
+ Rti1ie Glass, Jr., a class of boys, with
= Arthur Mex. Reynolds as teacher. and
class OF girls, with Mrs Ella v
! Hines as teacher, and in which both
I classes worked earnestly. the girls
were the recipients Of a very enjoy
able social given by the boys in the
! home of Mrs !. NJ Graves. 1915
! Porter Street, South Richmond, or
Friday night. A number of games
were played and refreshments were
served at a late hour.
Those present were: Misses Nancy
Light, Florence BEDFORD. Marths
Bates. yernell Walton, Helen Tar
rant, Annie Knapp. Nellie wilkerson
/ Rernice Adams, Mary Bohannon. Verf
! Copley, Corrle Burns; Messrs. Emmet
Graves. Teddy Neral. Clyde Bailey
Thomas Hawkins. Joseph Sadler
Willie Rudd, Stanley Deck, Henri,
Gibbs, Charlie Burns and Roy Graves
Mira. Ella V. Hines, Mrs. J. NJ. Grave
and Mrs, Arthur NICK Reynolds wer'
the chaperons
Concerning Indoor Garden Fetc.
The Indoor Garden Fete will b,
given at the Masonic Temple on tn,
evenings OF June /. and 8. with Z
matinee on Saturday, the srd, for TIL
children. under the auspices Of tn
Junior Hollywood Memorial Associa
ton. assisted by the Senior Hollywood
Memorial Association. Junior Oak
wood Mem orial Association, Hebrew
Memorial Association. vRiohmon,
capter, IT. y. c. The entertainment
is given for tho purpose Of enclosint
1.-THE officers section OF Hollywood, an,
the public IL urged 20 assist in rails
ing the amount needed. The ide,
should appeal TO every public spirited
/ citizen in our city and our State ant
I II should be pleasure and privilege
thus TO honor the officers OF the Con
federacy by marking their last rest
ing place. The regular meeting of tn,
/ Indoor Garden Fete will take place a
the Jefferson Hotel tomorrow after
noon at 5 o'clock and ali chairmei
are asked to be present with a full
list OF their assistants in order to re
ceive their badges.
Charity Entertainments.
Tho Silver Gross Circle of King
| Daughters will give a benefit at tn.
| Victor Trheater on Friday. May 10, 70,
| the Sheltering Arms Free Hospital ant
Home for Inourables.
A concert will be given In The Cit,
Auditorium Friday night by tn,
Ham pton Quartette. which ia ia com
posed of students at the Negro Agri
cultural and Industrial Institute a
| Hampton. Va. The concert will b,
under the auspices of the mission com
nfttee of the Mems Association ant
the Women's Association Of st. Paul.
Episcopal Church. The ouartette con
fines Its program to negro melodies
exclusively. In the singing of which
It exceJs. The balcony will be re
served FOR oolored people. tickets t.
which may be secured at Brag,
brotners ~ Co, b06 North SeCOnt
Street All other tickets will be OF
sale at the Corley Company
Hickerson--Adams.
The home OF the Rev. -. c. jaime
was the scene of a quiet but prett
wedding on Wednesday morning., Ma
10. when Miss Erma Adams, daughte
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Broaddu
Adams. became the bride OF Edwar,
Earle Hickerson, Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickerson left i'm
mediately for the North, and Wi
h at home after May 20. at Eas
Main Street
Interesting Luncheon.
Mrs. Robert Hall Wiles, presiden
of the Daughters OF 1912 in tn
United States, was the honor cues
on Wednesday at a luncheon in tn
Country Club of Virginia. The deco
rations were IN the society's colort
The place cards, in blue and gray
bore the insignia of the society. Mrs
Wtles was seated TO the right OF tn
State president. Mrs. w. Samuel Good
wyn. who acted as toastmistress. Mre
Wiles. who In gifted speaker, re-
sponded for the national society in
speech That had preparedness for II
keynote. Mrs. J. Taylor Fllyson re
sponded for the Association for tn
Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
Mrs. J. Allison Hodges for the Colo
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