Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
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Hlonor. was attired In II gown of Law
tnder brocadcd satin and tulle, and
'arried a bouquet Of Killarney roses.
Hrhe ringbearcr was tho brides little
piece. Mary Frances Williams, and she
Wore white lingerie with pink ribbons.
yrhose acting as ushers were Taylor
Wilson and Ralph NJ. Williams. broth
pr OF the bride.
The groom is the son OF Mr.. and
Flrs. Horny p. Cruise. Of Baltimore.
Among the out flown guests were
|Mr and Mrs. Henry p. Cruise and lit
Hle son Harry. of BaltInorc: a. l..
CIVILIANS. of Chattanooga: Mr.. and
fMrs. Anton Jahnkc. of Bon Air: Miss
&carrie Seidel. of E;trick County. and
NJ ). Williams, of Washington.
E Immediately following the ceremony
GAir and Mrs Cruise left for the North.
Btnd Will DO at home, after June 10. at
Rlo7 Walbrook Avenue. Baltimore.
Mlss GuiEon's CInss Musical.
IA Among the charming events OF the
past week was the musical given on
&Friday afternoon by Miss Guigon's
Eclass. The class includes in It's mem
Uhership some of the most prominent
little people In society, and their re-
"details are always smart events. The
Following program was rendered:
Miniature Melodies.
r Grandpa, Come and Dance With
Me" class.
IA Scrcnade tMartini. Miss Mildred NJ.
Sates.
EserTat!on" (Martin). Miss Anna Chris
Etfan Guy.
y Song Of the Mermaid. from "Oberon.' -
Miss Mary K. Hin. Miss Maria s. Be
miss.
Lullaby" Mar,in); Dance Lightly"
NMiss Virginia l.. Smith.
n There Were Three Little Kittens
Who Put on Their Mit,ens." Miss Ger
Htrude c. Ry!and and Kittens Piano,
Miss Elisabeth Robertson.
Sunshine" (Gurlettl. Miss Maria L.
EBcmiss.
Mlnuct, MISC Margaret Cheaterman.
\ 'Marionettes." Miss Louise ". Smith.
\ "Seashell MurmurinG in Every Ear"
EMtss Mary *. I.l Violin. Miss Lisa
Eiuigon.
Mazurka. Miss Helen Chiles.
4 Song OF Naples" Iow). Miss Annie
IN. Mathews. Miss Wiihemina r. Baugh-
Imam.
Air from II Trovatore" tverdD. Miss
BI.uc" K. Hill. Piano Miss Elisabeth
III. Robertson.
Bye, Baby. Bye" class
Shumnnn Group.
Knight Rupert" Miss Georgia May
EWilson. March, 1915
little Romance" Miss Dorothy ".
stsaul.
wild Horseman"; Folk Song" Miss
ELISA Guigon.
B "Rockabye. Baby" Miss Elisabeth II.
ERober,son. Violin. Miss Lisa Guigon.
EPiano. Miss GeorEin May Wilson.
b Child Falling Asleer," Miss Elisa
kheth II. Robertson
II In Vintage Time: The Riders
history" Tam o. Shan,er'3. Miss Lucy
Blk. Hill.
Violin. Li,;le Minuet in 6 'Beeth-
Soven). Miss Lisa Guigon. Piano. Miss
Eslssabe,h ". Digs.
"A Funny Little Gnome Played Upon
Ellis Bass Drum Night and Day" class,
The Birds Nest tSchmolD. Miss
"Barcarol,e" CHcllcr). Miss Elisa beth
Ehesternan.
i Solemn March" UIelier). Hungarian
Dance. Miss E'hney seldcn.
ri Invitation 10 the Dance" tweber),
EAIss Lucy X. li!ll Miss Francis g. I'LL.
ELittlc SONGS Written ny the Children.
b "Littl" Pussy Willow The Bee and
Ethe Blossoms Gather Tabh), Miss L!sa
EGuieon.
wake. Little Birds. ard stretch
kfonr WINGS" Miss Lucy *, I!ll.
conccrninr Mrs. truse.
SAYS Pittsburgh exchange: Mrs.
Erhomas r. Freeman and Mrs. Charles
Kruse. the retiring and incoming prcsi-
Tents OF the Womcn's southern Club.
Hwere the honor guests at n luncheon
kgiven Friday afternoon In the Hotter
Schenley. arranged by the social COM
Irittee. Mrs. c. c. Runton. chairman.
Mrs. Richard Russell was toastmis-
ftress. Toasts were responded to bs
Mrs. Hugh Pendleion Allen and Mrs
EThomas McAloncy. both former prcsi-
clients Mrs. Martha Steel and Mrs H.
kM. Seely provided the music. An in
tterest!ng feature OF the occasion was
Ethe presentation of n gavcl of cedar
Hn. h,- 1T ~ ~.
6yift of Douglass Wherry. of Richmond.
1.-THE ravel was made from n tree grow.
Eng on the banks OF the James River,
Eheside the famous Helona arsenal. cs-
Etablished in 1912 by Major Clarke
Thought bv President Madison in 1916,
Hand garrisoned by the government. II
8was used by Jefferson Davis ms secre-
Etary OF war. and later for munitions
Eduring the Wars of 1912. 1876 and 1860.
EIt is now Il thrifty grist mill. the pri-
Evate property of J. W. Cummack"
Mrs. Kruse. who Is prominent in club
land social circles of Pittsburgh, Is
Blaughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Preston r.
{Belvin. of this city. and was before
sher marriage. Miss May Belvin.
lat City Point.
The following Richmond bovs are
6snending some time at City Point: De
kWitt Adams. John Waddel. John Sim
ton. w. J. Miller. William Davidson.
FLAMES DAVIDSON. Bernard Grant, John
ESelden. s. u. Adkins. Fitzhugh White,
EMorton Hagan, c. B. Pollard, Tom
ERoyster. Joseph Cushman. James Ell
klerson and others.
kOf Interest Here.
Miss Elise Vance Moncure, formerly
s Of Richmond, and onetime student
Fat the Richmond Art Club and School
Bhas been pursuing course In paint
ling at the Academy OF the Fine Arts
Yin Philadelphia.
Miss Moncure has just been awarded
Zone OF the twenty-five travelling
Scholarships for European study. Each
Bof the scholarship holders receives
$4,000, of which $500 is for foreign
ktravel and the balance for prepay
Hment Of the coming years tuition at
4 the Academy of Fine Arts.
i Miss Moncure is the daughter Of the
late Dir. John Moncure. former Epis-
Rcnpal city missionary OF Richmond
8To Give nencHt Performance.
. The board of managers of the Sum
inner Rest" will have benefit per-
Sformancc Of THE Spell Of the Yukon"
! Mt the Colonial Theater on "Wednesday
! land Thursday Of this week Promi-
co.;