Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-24
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WIZ daughter Of Edward G. de witt.
OK Colorado. to Carter Branch Grundy,
son OF Colonel Barton Haxall Grundy,
was quietly celebrated yesterday az
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the homo of
the bride. Ill North Third street. Tho
ceremony was performed by Rev.
"usseil Cecil. d. D., in the presence Of
me immediate families. There were
no attendants. Tho bride has made
nor homo In Richmond for the past
TWO years.
Dnnce for Miss DAILY.
pretty affair OF last evening was
the informal dance given by Miss Fred :
cricka Scott Campbell at tho home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Camp
heii. In honor OF her guest, Miss Nell
Daly The drawing rooms were dec
Grated In summer flowers and shaded
lights At IL o'clock a buffet supper
was served stringed orchestra
played for the dancing. About forty
members OF the younger society set
were invited TO meet Miss DAILY.
brilliant Ball.
One Of the handsomest charity events
federate ball. given last night at the
Richmond Hotel. by the Richmond
Chapter. United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy. for the benefit Of the Relief
Fund for Confederate Women. Sew
eral hundred prominent guests were
In attendance. and the hall was beau
tlfully decorated with flags of the
Lost Cause" palms and red roses
Beautiful costumes were worn. many
or them being genuine relics Of the
early sixties. The ball is an annual
event. and many guests OF note from all
TO attend II.
Tho tables were decorated in vases
and bowls OF scarlet and white flowers.
and the gallery. where the orchestra
Has stationed. was hung with Con-
!ederate hags.
Mrs. N. v. Randolph is president Of
Richmond Chapter. and Mrs. John G.
Corley, assisted by a committee of
well-known women. had charge OF the
ball
hen Greet Mt the Club.
The appearance OF the Ben Greet
Players at tho Country Club on Thurs
day evening In Twelfth Night" Will
be tho occasion for a large gathering
Of the fashionable set. The play will
be given on the lawn of the club. and
there will be dancing after the per-
Torrance is over. A great many tables
nave been reserved In advance. and a
number Of interesting parties Will be
made up TO attend the play. Members
are requested by the hoard of mana
gers not to bring guests who are not
members of the club.
To Meet Class.
Miss Lou Belle Catcsby Jones will
meet her Ginter Park class for the last
limo this season at the residence Of
Mrs. John II. Reed. 6l7 Seminary Ave-
nue.. to-day at noon. Her subject will
be Vanity Fair"
Prominent Engagement.
Mrs. Edward A. Beaumont, OF Lang
horne, Pa. has issued Invitations for
dan cybt
Miss Ethel +. Yarnall. TO Stephen Put
ncy Warrington, OF Philadelp hia
The ceremony will take place in ST.
James's Episcopal Church. LsnEhorne.
on Friday evening. June 8. at S o'clock.
and will be followed by large re-
ception at Tho Orchards" the home OF
Mrs. Beaumont. Mr.. Worthington Is
grandson OF the late Stephen Putney.
of this city. and a nephew OF Mrs.
Archibald Cone. Mrs. Joseph Estes and
Langhorne Putney, OF Richmond. His
mother Is now Mrs. Sitwel OF Phiia-
delphia, who spends part OF each
season here. The wedding is Of great
interest to society in this city. and a
number OF rela tives and friends from
Richmond will attend the ceremony.
Whist Tournament Friday.
The whist tournament NJ the VVom-
ans Club for May will be PLAYED in
Tho club parlors on Friday evening AT
S.lI o'clock, the usual rules concern
ing partners and the registering OF
tables 10 apply. Auction bridge Will
he the game, and refreshments VIII
be served at the card tables.
Invita- lions Out.
Mr.. and Mrs w l.. billiard have is
sued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter. Louise Lee. TO Henry
Moltz, Jr. The wedding will take
place on June I at the home OF the
brides parents.
Mr and Mrs. William l.. Lassiter, OF
Port Norfolk. have issued Invitations
10 the marriage OF their daughter,
Hattie Millicent. and Claude Alexan-
der Skceter the wedding TO take place
on Saturday afteronon at $50 O'Clock
Musical on Friday.
Circle No. 2. Church Workers, of
Epiphany Church. Barton Heights. will
give a musical In the parish hall on
Friday night at 8 o'clock. The pro-
gram will be rendered by musicians Of
Richmond and Barton Heights. There
will also be fancy dancing and recita.
tons by young girls OF Barton Heights.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
Mrs. Henry Lane Schmelz, of Hamp-