The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-04

! the conclusion OF the game those
J playing may go into the tearoom TOT
refreshments Society Will De well
I represented, as this is the hrst large
entertainment for charity taking place
this season. Much good work Is being
done by the fresh air committee,
which has for Its object the estab-
lishmcat in every school of out-of-door
classes for delicate children. These
children are given hot lunch In the
middle of the day and In every way
receive expert care in addition 70
class instruction. Mrs. Melville y.
Branch is chairman OF the committee,
Mrs. Thomas Il. McAdams. treasurer;
Miss Martha Maury Robinson. secre-
tary: while the members are Mes
DANES ST. George Bryan, Lewis Bosh-
er. Gordon Smith. Thomas r. Scott,
Granville Gray, Isaac Newton
Vaughan. Jr- Garrett B. Wall, Desoto
FrzGerald. Douglas vanderHoof.
James r. Parkinson. Lnwood Antrim,
Thomas Armistead, Granville @. Val
entipe, William Augustine. Cloyd Kent,
Henry HARDWOOD. Miss Virginia Chris
tan and Miss Evelyn Gordon.
With st. Hiida's Guild
Plans are now complete for the An
nual sale of fancy articles WHICH has
been arranged by St Hilda's Guild
u st. PauFs Episcopal Church. This
sale Will be in the parish house, SI3
East Grace Street December 6. from
10 ocock in the morning until 9 in
the evening. II is hoped that oil in
terested Will attend. IS the patrons
are not limited TO the congregation OF
St PeuIs Ofncers OF the guild are:
President, Mrs. Philip II. Powers; vice.
president, Mrs George b. McAdams:
second vice president. Miss Sally Hob
son. corresponding secretary. Mrs Da-
v,d Meade Mann; recording secretary. |
Miss May Moore; treasurer. Mrn Turn |
er Arlington.
DIR. Emmett WIN Speak.
Their Will be meeting Of the Rich |
mond Nurses Club In the Young wo-
mems Christian Association this af-
ternoon at I o'clock. Dr. ~. T. En-
nett will address the club on school
Nursing" All members are request
ed to be present
Oyster Supper.
There Will De Christmas sale In |
the lecture room of Park Place Meth |
odist Church December 6. Fancy ar
ucles OF various kinds Will he dis
played al day. From IL to 2 O'Clock |
there will be a luncheon, and from |
G 80 10 S o'clock an oyster supper will |
be served The public Is cordially in |
yited at attend.
so-. alton for the Preservation of Vtr- |
gtnia Antiquities viii meet Tuesday. |
December 6, at II A NJ. In the John
Marshall House.
Winn---Crowdcr.
Miss Alma Maude Crowder. the
/ charming daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs,
! Nelson H. Crdwder. Of Abbyvlle,
4 VA, was married TO Mr. James Oliver
VIM at the home of the brides pa
rents November 90 at 2 o'clock +. NJ
A large Assem- blage of friends wit
messed the ceremony, which was I'M
pressively performed by Rev. A. A.
Whitmore. of Kenbr.dge, The room
Was beautifully decorated with YER
greens, ported plants, ferns and white
chrysAnthemums, the color scheme
being white. pink and green
Miss Elizabeth Oliver, Of CfarRs-
Vile, rendered a musical program.
and Miss Alma Bouldin. of brakes
Branch, sang Love Thoughts" The
ribbon girls were Misses Lucille Winn
and Elizabeth Crowder. who wore
frocks Of soft white, with ribbons.
The ushers were Messrs, Raymond
VIM. e r. Moore. J. Nelson Grow
der and w A Crowder. The groom
entered with his brother. Or. Mere.
dith Winn. Miss Helen staude, OF
Richmond. was maid Of honor. and
wore a beautiful dress of pink lans-
! downe and tulle and carried nj. armful
OF pink chrysanthemums and ferns
Little Edward Moore bore the ring
| In a white lily
| Little Elenor Crowder. the flower
| girl. wore dainty frock OF soft white
silk and carried basket OF ferns
! and white and pink rose petais The
bride wore a gown OF handsome white
! duchess satin. silver lace and pearl
trimmings: the veil was held with
pearls, and she carried an exquisite
! shower bouquet Of Brides roses. lilies
OF the valley and ferns.
The bride entered on the arm OF
her brother Mr.. Bouldin Crowder, Of
Clarksyiile, Va
Immediately after the ceremony the |
! bride donned stylish suit Of golden
olive chiffon broadcloth. with hat 70
match, and the happy young couple
left. amid shower OF rice, for Wash
ington. D. c.
Guests from q distance were Mr..
John e. Bouldin and daughter. from
Naysville Ky, and Miss Helen Staude.
OF Richmond. Va