Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-10

convention. Mrs r. g. Valentine pres
ident of the Equal Suffrage League OF
virginia. VIII 20 to Woodstock. where
she will speak on suffrage at the county
court of Shandoah Tomorrow
Mrs. Valentine will speak again that
evening at Strasburg. Before return
ing TO Richmond she Will speak at
Pulaski and at Blucfcld W Va
MISS Coleman Buck.
Miss Lucy Singleton Coleman. who
nag spent me summer with her brother
and sistcr-in-law. Mr and Mrs. IL (
Coleman. In St Paul. Mimi, has re-
turned TO Virginia. and will later he
AT home for the winter Miss Coleman
VIII open her residence. 10 North Fifth
street on Thursday
Prominent Engagements.
An engagement Of interest in naval
cTcieS and throughout the State is
mat Of Mrs Olive Gale Hill. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas NJ Gale. of
aShihRton. 10 Captain Ridley Nc
Lean. Judge advocate-gencral of tho
.nited states Navy. Mrs. Hin. who
mas been Spendn. the summer with
nei parents IN Bluemont. is very popu-
ihr not only in Washington Inn,
throughout the state She is - grand
daughter Of the late Thomas J. Fisher
,aptain Mclean is member OF the
Nctrpp"li,an. chevy Chase and Army
ana Navy Clubs and "a graduate or
Approaching Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Badenoch of
sthampton. have issued juyita,ions
Tor the marriage Of their ,iauph.ey
isabelle. To Richard Observation-Disclosures
81 Norfolk. TIL. ceremony Will ,,L.
place on Saturday afternoon a, $40
O'Clock.
Mnrkhnm-Lewis.
Ihe wedding Of Miss Pearl lewis.
IA uEntcr of Mr.. and Mrs \. w.
i-e"ls' to II Flournoy Markham. son
Chesterfield County was quietly colo.
DRAFTED on Wednesday, morning at Ia
" CLOCK IN the home Of the brides M
rents al Halsboru The ceremony
vas performed by Rev. Il r. winfrcc
"riiE me immediate families pres
thu IN" bride wore u travelling ,os
tune Of blue cloth with black ni.,,ro
hat p'''ur"
Mr. and Mrs. Markham left later far
Wedding Journey north. and on their
..r,"Fh VIII be at home at ialsboro
: n" bride. who is musician az ,,I.,,,
Il "a graduate Of the Richmond CO.
SerNatory Of Music "
Marriage Announced
'aptain ana Mrs. George Henry Nit
'ci OF Clifton Forge Announce ~,
marriage of their daughter. Nell Pa
go.ph I" Frank Alexander Dudley on
,'turdaN. September :. in this ci,v
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley are now =, ,,n,,!a
AT Glen Alien
Quiet Wedding
quiet but pretty w.ddiu, ,o,
pi"c" on Tuesday afternoon a, . o'clock
~ inc residence Of Rev : a sam,
SerS' III Norfolk. when Miss Matte
a'"h auhay became the bride of
~: .ra'hah Thomas cox, OF Portsmouth
inc ceremony was performed in -. /
fn. f,-,.
hriue wore gown of gray ch,fo,
hcta. With hat and gloves 10 match /
an" carried bouquet Of Bride roses
Mrs 6 w. Walker Was tn. n,tror a, /
honor and only attendant and wor.
n , 'aheta ana carried bouquet of
~" ne! roses Mr.. Cos had az his !
"eSt man Jack Mcmillan Iinmcdi |
atcIN after the ceremony MIR ana Nre /
,"N ieit Tor "a bridal trip 10 Ashcvillc.
y g. ana after October viii b, az
home IN Norfolk
AinonG the guests present We're Mrs
r. ~ Crawford. OF Richmond: Mr.. ana .
Mrs. w g. Walker of Portsmouth,
Mrs J ! Bright. Mrs. l.. +. McrIoynny
Jack Mcmillan and Watt Long. OF
portsmouth. and Mahcr Dorset OF
Spencer, y. G.
Camping Party in Giles.
ON the ridg- at the southeaS, end
OF Mountain Lake. a party OF young
p''P't nave bccn ENJOYING camp life
Tor the past week. one OF The most
enjoyable affairs was "A "trip TO Hald
Knob TO watch the sun ris. "Old
Henry! the auto truck belonging 10
the party. has the distinction OF being
the hrsi loaded car 10 make the climb
to the top OF the knob without Il stop.
Thc members of the camping party
were Misses Lula Luck Of Crozct; Nir-
einia Harris and Mary Morgan. Eel
spring: Mcssrs. Ralph l.ipscomh. Roa-
nokc' John Morgan and RAUL Harris.
of Relspring Mrs. +. l.. Harris of
EelsprinG. was the chaporou
Home Wedding.
The home OF Mr. ANA Mrs Charles
Schremp. Of 3lo3 West cary street.
"Wednesday morning. when their
daughter. Annie Margaret became the
bride Of George Fright Ganzcrt son
OF Mr. aud Mrs O. t. 'ianzert. Of this
city
The parlors were decorated with
palms and ferns. and Rev. J. Y. Fair.
u. D. oniciatcd The bride wore a
suit Of blue, with II black
hat and carried a bouquet of orchids
Miss Edith Schremp WAS her sisters
maid OF honor. and Henry Anderson
acted as best man.
An informal reception followed the
after which Mr. and Mrs.
tianHcrt ltit Tor Natural tiluse. ThcN
Will ba at home To their friends after
october at 3l3i Floyd Avenue.
Int reduced DIR. MnsOn's Idens.
Ernest H. Boiling introduced ia
Richmond the ideas OF Or. William
Mason on piano technique. DR.. Mason's
original ideas as 10 velocity in scales
and arpeggios marked new era i'm
hat line and are approved by num-
pcrs of the great pianiSts in that il
saved the delvinc on the uumbcrIess
so ca He'd etudeS. Some of Mr.. Bol-
ing'S pupils who played for DR.. Ma.
son and other distinguished pianists,
have been highly complimented Mr.
Boiling has had pupils mt the age OF
nine give public rccitalS by memory
Edward Mcdowell. william II. Shcr
wood and others were at one time pu-
pills ana admirers OF the late DR. Ma
son and have written of Or. Mason's
.An ri hLi ion 10 ihn mn SiGll ..:LIlL a.. !