The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-10

officials win review the ball from his
7 box. Among the other distinguished
guest present will be General Cronk-
hite and staff officers from Camp Lee
! and the aviation corps.
| Miss Margaret Wilson and her party
| will come directly to the ball from th9
concert.
NIlss Mary W. walker.
Mrs " NJ. Woodbridge
Mrs. J. Gordon Leake
Mrs T.. r HILL
Mira Neil Reardon
Mrs. w F Smith.
Mrs Thomas 3 Scott
Mrs. Mary Dewitt Adams
Mrs N y. Asher.
In Honor of Miss Wilson.
Miss Margaret Wilson. daughter OF
President Wilson. who will sing In
concert at the City Auditorium 20
night for the Campfire Girls, Will ne
vnast, of honor at two attractive ar
fatrs today. This afternoon Miss
Frances B. Scott, of 7i2 West FRANK
lin street, will be hostess at luncheon
In her honor. At o'clock Miss VII
sson will be guest at an Informal tea
in tho palm garden Of the Jefferson
hotel. Officers from Camp Lee will be
present.
Among the young girls serving tea
tSis afternoon will be: Misses Alice
Blair, Virginia Christian, hose taner@
ton Doreen Fitzgerald. Nellie Rem
noIds. Isabel Scott, Agnes Bull Mar
garet Johns, Bland Cox Martha wall
Fanny and Ellen Beirne Scott
Llevvelyn---Pratt.
Miss Leila E, Pratt and Roy c.
I.leweiyn were married Thursday
evening by Rev. ]. 0. Babcock, pastor
Of ARhury Methodist church. They
viii make their home at sos Decatur
street, South Richmond.
CJ1antfIer--Krebs.
Cards have been issued by Mrs. II.
Clav Krebs, OF Winchester Va. an
nounoinE the marriage of her daugh =
ter. Nancy. to 2 M. Chandler,
welI-known banker of Philadelphia.
The ceremony took place in the Pres
bytarian church in Winchester. at
1850 o'clock Thursday morning, the
Rev. DR.. ]. II. Lacy, officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Chandler will spend the
month of November at the Virginia
Hot Springs and will he at home after
Decen1ber at the Ritz Carlton. Phiia-
delphia-
Double Wedding.
OF interest in Virginia was the
double wedding celebrated in Salem
Methodist church, peaksville, Va.
Tuesday when Miss Lillian Parker, the
daughter of J. Stanhope Parker. be-
ca me the bride OF Reid Hicks; and
Miss Myrtle Garner. the daughter of
McH. Garner, became the bride Of
Radford Nance Miss Parker was at
tended by her sister, Miss Maude
Parker, and Glen Hicks acted as his
brothers. best naan.-Miss- Carnar- HAs
attended by her sister, Miss Viola Car
ner. and Mr.. Nance had his brother,
Hubert Nance, as best man. Little
Misses Ruby Parker and Flinor Log
wood were the ring bearers. The color
scheme was carried out In pink and
white. The attendants were In pink
and white and carried pink and white
chryss rthemums. Both brides wore
gray coat suits trimmed with fur and
carried white prayer books showered
with lilies of the valley. Following
tho ceremony Mr. and Mrs Hicks a.nd
Mr. and Mrs Nance left for a North
err trip.
Entertainment and Ball.
A coming event OF interest iS the
minstrel show and ball TO be given
Tuesday evening. November 3. In the
Jefferson club ballroom by the Junior
auxiliary to thes coupcii- ~ Jewish
Women. In addition to the minstrel
show which win begin promptly at
SIS o'clock, thers will be a patriotic
dance by number of the young girls,
and number OF other interesting fe7
tu"es, A large orchestra will play for
both the program and the dance fol
| lowing The proceeds OF the affair
/ viii go toward the philanthropic work
Of the Council of Jewish Women
I There will be dress rehearsal for
/ the performance on Monday night in
/ the club, Harry Schwersschild il stage
manager and Iunius sYcle and Henry
Raah arc managers Of the minstrel
! Meeting Tomorrow.
! There will be = meeting IF the Ju
Nor council at 4 o'clock Sunday af-
! ternoon in Beth Ahaba temple DR.
F'hbs, OF the Juvenile court, viii give
talk on Constructive Social Work
ana Miss Hulds BloomberR and Miss
Esther Davis VIII entertain with Il
! Crack AerN~-
| At the Woman's Club
! Miss Adele Clark will speak on Tire
i House Beautiful" showing lantern
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