Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
.TN5sGSSM
= SOCIETY &
NA@A~ WINK


ssnble at the home of Mrs. Frederic
William Scott at 3 o'clock, where mo-
uor cars Will convey them to "Paxton.y
nose wishing 10 go for tea. which is
10 be served after the game, may take
the street car. where they will be met
nave already reserved tables are:
Ms. S s. H h,'i, Mr. j.. Am"ler
ME- 1.n Arthur 81. caae M !s,s.S %.lloashoy
Mr.. 7. a. sSS;n sai, Mr W, a. cren-
Mrs siewar, Wood Mrs. Amos Amos d %srns''
TABLES may he reserved through Mrs.
T. Garnett Tabb and Miss Martha Rob-
inson.
Bischon-Toombs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Toombs an
hounce the approaching marriage OF
their daughter. Manila Dewey. to Ed
win carl Bischon. of Richmond. The
wedding will take place April "a.
Musical of Interest.
On Thursday evening. beginning at
$3.50 o'clock. a musical will be given at
: the Catholic Woman's Club. The fol-
lowing program will be rendered:
reading (selectcd), Rev. Father Walter.
.. S. b.: soprano solo tselected). Mrs.
NJ =. Thomas faccompanst. Mrs. w.
y. Sorg); baritone solo tselected).
PIANIST. Mrs. w. \. Sorg); plano solo.
Mrs. W. a. Sorg.
The clergy and all members OF the
club are invited. The club will be
decorated in spring flowers and fol-
lowing the musical refreshments will
be served. Mrs. George Bull is hostess
of the evening. assisted by Mrs. Frank
ferrandni and Miss Mamie hughes.
Gard PARTIES Resumed.
The women Of the Sanctuary Society
OF 81. Benedict's Chapel will give their
first regular cuchrc party after the
Lenten season Monday evening at $40
o'clock In the dramatic halt Of Bene-
dictine College. corner OF Sheppard
street and Stuart Avenue
y series of these card parties will
be given on Monday evenings Of each
week at the same hour for the benefit
OF the building fund of ST. Bcncdct's
parish. Prizes will be awarded. and
interesting features have been ar
ranged by the hostesses.
Nounty--w'etsa.
:, quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized at St Patricks Catholic
Church Monday morning. April 9. II
o'clock. when Miss Annie Katherine
Weiss. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs j.
George Weiss. became the bride OF
Thomas Joseph MountZ. Rev. Father
Mckeefrey officiating. The bride wore
midnight blue travelling sui, with
hat and gloves TO match with cor
sage bouquet Of lilies OF the valley.
rho ushers were leonard :. klotz.
cousin or the bride, and Ernest fetch
: cr:' The wedding march was rendered
by Mrs. Thomas Ryan. After the core
mony. Mr.. and Mrs Mountz loft for
tho North
To Give Play.
'our Busy Ladies Aid" musical
comedy. will he given in the Wood
land Heights E!aptis, Church Thursday
nigh, for the benefit of Woodland
Heights Baptist ana Decatur street
Methodist Churches.
The cast OF characters includes:
Mrs g. p Brnokins Miss l.eons Birhop
Mss H. GSrSn1 MIL MI. n n1hn n, sn,
ME- Xis. S H;;Is sS Ssss' { + ascr""
%; ;ss $ss,s a .isa$ y ,! q S,sSs
MTs WIZ K aiSSs Miss J+ sSs5 J jones
Mrs. Wnllnce Hostess.
Mrs. Cora J. Wallace. OF Chase City.
entertained at her home on Academy
street Monday morning. complimentary
TO her guest. Miss Julia Randolph, of
ktnston. y. C.. and Miss Bessie JEFF
freys and her guests. Misses Nora An
dcrson. Nell Hartley and Bette Turn
bull. OF H"ilins college who are spend :
Ing the Easter holidays with Miss JEFF
ireysS parents, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Jenreys. Mrs. waliace's home was
prettily decorated In spring flowers.
She vas assisted In receiving by Mrs
Pinckney CovinEton Wray and Mrs.
John Wesley Swift
Dramatic Club PIny.
on Thursday night. at McGill aud
itorium. sos East Grace street. the
play. Looking for Mary Jane" will
he given by the Forest Hill Dramatic
club for the benefit OF tho Sacred
Heart Church. South Richmond The
Forest Hill Dramatic Club Is com
posed OF the best amateur talent on the
South Side. The play is very laugh
able and is splendidiy rendered, and
the public is invited to attend.
Ennter Dnnce.
The Chase City Cotiilion Club gave
an Easter dance Monday evening. This
dance was the social event of the sea-
son and was we'll attended by visitors
from a distance and the music was
rendered by an orchestra The hall
Was beautifully decorated with bios
SONS OF the early spring time.