Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-27
RICHMOND PEOPLE WILL
SEE BAL |M0RE WEDDING
Miss Lightfoot Sims to Become
Bride Of Stuart G..
Christian.
MISS wYATTs ENGAGEMENT
Library at Woman's Club, Presented
rs Memorial to Mrs. John s.
Muncc, to- BE Formally Received
This Afternoon.

y hummer Oh ftlcnmDnu people "lll
leave this week for Baltimore to at
tend tho marriage of Miss Iightf0ot
furnbuli Sims and Stuart Grattarl
Christian. Of this city. which will DC
celebrated At o'clock IN the Memorial
Church Of that place. with Rev. Will
Ham Dame officiating fashionable
assembly OF guests Will witness the
ceremony and small reception for
the bridal party, relatives and intimate
friends will follow at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Raleigh Coiston smith at the
Mount Royal Apartments
Miss Carter Ingram. who Is TO be the
brides maid OF honor and only at
tendant, VIII leave tomorrow for Bal
timorc.
tro,vdcr-Wyn ,t.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William II. watt. Jr..
Of Monument Avenue, announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Grace,
20 Charles Womach Crowder, Lr also
~ Richmond. The marriage will take
place carly I'm MAY.
Dr. Denys' Lecture.
large and interested audience
gathered at the home OF Mrs. Beverley
- Munford, on East Grace street. Fri
day evening TO hear the lecture Of D-.
- Ward Denys before the Richmond
branch of the Archaeological Society.
DR.. Denys Is gifted and delightful
speaker and his address on The Vale
OF kashmir." illustrated with pictures
OF this beautiful country taken dur
!ng his own visit there, proved n very
scholarly and interesting event. DR..
Denys' book. Our summer In the Vale
ot Kashmir" Is a charming one, and
his lecture VAS Of added interest or
account OF II.
Back From tho south.
Miss Annie Cleveland cone return
I'd To her home on West franklin street
SATURDAY evening after an extended
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Rurrcll,
relativcs or Mr.. and Mrs. Langhorne
rutncy, in Jacksonville. Fla Miss Cone
has been much entertained and Il great
many handsome functions were given
~ her honor.
At the womrn's Club.
large audience viii ,hrong The
auditorium OF the Wornan's club thig
afternoon at ago ocioci> to hear Right
Rev. u. j. O'Cunneli, Bishop OF Rich
iIond, lecture on THE Roman Forum"
Bishop O'Conneli Is a general favoritc
AT the club. ana his lectures are al
was brilliant events. lie is speaker
Of tho greatest magnetism and charm.
and nuinbc" OF prominent guests Will
he invited TO hear him this afternoon.
The uswnl Informal reception viii fol
lo" Eishop CCouucils address Mrs
William 9. Sthnnrd Is chairman of Tho
afternoon. ana Mr.. Sally Nelson Rob
ms VIII present TIA" speaker TO his aud
ieuCe
Previous to li<Aop o.Couuolls L..
'ure, tho Muuco Memorial Library Viii
u" presented TO the Womaus CIun.
Mrt. William q. Staunrd wi!l make tho
rrcsontaiiom on behalf Of John <.
Auuce, who u giving this handsome
Sifi 10 tho organization IN memory of
MS Nitc, Lcli, Gillian Munce. and Mrs
]. Arthur Lefroy VIII accept &,
'rrn-R Room IIo.tcases.
llosicsscs n tho charity tea room in
ih' Jefferson Hotel for this afternoon
iucludc Mrs. Alexander g. Brown Ir
Mrs Granville G. Valentine. Mrs ! r
Parkinson aud Miss Evelyn Gordon.
rhc tables Nill he decorated in vases
~ spriuE nowcrs
Uis,tnrui.Ir he'd Guest
Miss E"rtha Coolidge. uC iustom is
''nc quest Of nnr ,.ister Mrs M"uisby
Hrorhr "a, Gresham Court Miss cool
dcc ir ono of III, most distinguished
miniature painters In America she
s,udcd ~ Paris. Man!ch and Dresden
and b"lcngs 10 Tho French Society o.
Miniature Painters, being tho only
american member. group OF ten OF
his artists miniatures were placed II!
The Panama Pacific Exposition They
arc hung In tho boston Museum Of
Arts and In the Academy Of Fine Arts,
Sew York. FOR the spring exhibit
Miss Coolidge has executed the min
ia;urcs OF little Elizabeth and Henry
A!cNandcr Wise III, the children OF
Mrs James G. Wis., Of this city: ana
her s''tors embrace tho most prom.
mont people in all parts of tho coun-
try. she Will remain in Richmond un-
sill MAY
Pupils Ucriiai.
The pupils of Miss Honeria Mitchell
gave 81 class recital on Friday afternoon
n. her studio. 1922 Hanover Avenue.
Those taking part were Misses Anna
smith, Doris Crawford. Gladys Thomas.
Isabel Smith, i.ucillc Mayiicid. Norma
Baur. C;ertrudd Smith aud Alfred Hes
l"p and robert Mitchell. Jr
Interesting Social.
The Rercan class Of the Woodland
Heights Baptist Church gave to tho
Fidclis class AN attractive social on
Friday evening at the home Of Mrs
w Is. Hewlett. 301S Porter street An
enjoyable program was rendered by
committee Of three. Those present
wore Misses Dalton Malta. SaEer. Simp-
son. Plnchbecii, Trevillian. Marion and
Eufcn:a Karl, Gill Woodfin, NunnalIy.
Ware Messrs Carter. Willie Hewlett
Dorset. Allen. Mecks. Mc'ryre Trevii-
han' Rush. billiard. 0'Brien. Monteom-
cry. Hobbt. Dodge Ralph Hewlett
Herryman. Pleasant, Mrs Knhl. Mrs.
rnchbcck Hewlett ana piuchheck
Hewlett
hrs. Hickey Entertuiued
Mrs. Charles oakes gave A luncheon
"n F'iday AT her residence 4, r.ost
lcishty-third Street. New York. for
Mrs. James Jameson Hickey. Of Rich
nond, who has been her guest for Gov
eral DAYS. Tie table was decorated
with red. white and blue flowers avn
IN the center tho Confederate and
Union flags were entwined.
Thc guests were Mesdamcs John
'iays Hammond. George I.enry Lind
ley NJ Garrison. Clarence KENYON.
Frnnd Ludlam. Eugene Coleman saw
idgc and William Walker. and pr.
i!osalic Slaughter Morton.
On Saturday, Mrs Cakes cave ~,
auction bridge party and tea for Mrs
Hickey
Niss Thomas Here.
Miss Julia Thomas. Of California. is
The guest OF relatives on West Frent-
In street. During her visit several
interesting functions will be given in
her honor.
Tenser-1InlI0ran.
James William HIalloran announces
'nt eheaseme', ana approaching mar
rage OF his daughter. Anita Cecilia