The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-20
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IN the nome OF MT. uita +"A . ~ -
Harlow, 1893 Monument avenue.
when their daughter. Miss Lucille VIZ
rinia Harlow, became the bride OF
Frederick Eslliott Danforth. son of Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Dan!orth. OF this city.
Tho entire lower floor was deco
rated with srriug flowers and lighted
candles and in the front drawing
room where the ceremony was per-
rgrrr.d tv d. IAcXH Wilson. palms
ana p.rk aud waite Fp~c~s formed
IN, background fer THE Bridal party.
The rtice. wearing O. travelling suit
dark blue arc black ssN.r hat, en-
tired on the arm 81 Aer sather who
ve her in marriage. Her flowers
-stfe "A corsage bouquet OF sunhurst
roses and UNcs Of the valley. Miss
lueZ Harlow, sister Of the bride, IN a
blue md rose combination FrocR or
Gaorgstte crepe. with rcso RIBBON
hat. Intended as maid OF honor. She
carried an arm bouquet Of pink roses.
Little Miss Gwendoiyn Harlow, tho
brides niece, carrying the ring on a
silver tray, was dainty in a frock of
pink net over pink silk. with socks
and slippers TO match, John p. Har-
low, the brides brother. acted as the
rroor1's best man. Mfr. and Mrs. Dan
forth left Immediately after the cere-
mony for a honeymoon in the North
After their return to Richmond,
March /. they will be az home at
e517 Stuart avenue.
Bridge Tournament.
Mrs. letter c. Pritchsrd wife of
rudre Pritchard, OF Asheville. n. C..
who spends much time In Richmond
was one of eight winning prizes at
bridge tournament at the Ashevfile
Country club Thursday. Other win
ners of prizes were, Miss Margaret
Holiopeter, OF Philadelphia; Mrs.
Charles 8. Jordan. Mrs. Herbert
Thompkins. OF Buffalo, n. Y. formerly
Miss Louise Branch, of Ashcvtlie. n.
c.: Mrs. Price Brown, of Toronto,
Can: Miss Nav Bernard. Mrs. ]. w,
Fancette and Mrs. Locke Craig, the
last named the wife of tho former
governor of North Carolina Mrs.
Charles l.. Minor poured tea follow
ing the bridge game and was hostess
for the Country club for the after
nom.
Anniversary of Ciuh,
This afternoon at o'clock the
Woman's club. of Barton Heights,
will celebrate it's tenth anniversary In
the assembly hall.
The hall will be decorated and re-
treshments will be served. There VIII
be an attractive musical program
which ia under the direction of Mr..
and Mrs. Austin w. Martenstein.
quartet composed OF Miss Adriana M.
Kuyk, Mrs. Robert S. Hudgins, Mr..
Martenstein and Ralph Ludwig will
sing. The president, Mrs Miller, will
give history of the club for the last
ten years.
At the Art Club.
An almost unknown people VIII be
introduced to the members OF the Art
Club of Richmond when Mrs. George
j. .Rnli talks on .rT1e Pays Basque at
4:3G O'Clock this afternoon. Mrs.
Bull has spent much time among
these quaint dwellers on the French
coast and her talk will be of extreme
interest. Following the talk. tea will
be poured by Miss Nora Stratton, as
sisted by Misses Margaret Freeman.
Susie Blair, Elizabeth Warwick. Mae
Mercer and Louise Baldwin.
Song Pictures ct Miss Morris school.
The Literary society of Miss Morris
school for girls will give an attrac-
tive program In the school hall. on
North Lombardy street. tonight at
s.I5 o'clock. Song pictures will be
the feature of the evening. Eighteen
old ballads and modern songs will be
sum- or played on violins and tabieaux
illustrating them will be shown at the
time. Following the program girls In
Martha Washington costumes will
serve refreshments and dancing will
close the evening. 80
Those taking part in the program
are; Misses Lillian Abbott, Iavilan
Anderson, Ernestine Bachrach. Eliza
beth Rutler. Margaret Barker. Fannie
Brown. Sue Briggs. Louise Kern. Mary
Thomas Cox, Florine Carter Virginia
Crenshaw, Grace Dietrich. Mary Fer
yussion. Sue Gordon. Irene Gentry.
Florence Hawkins, Bessie Hoge, Mar
tha Howison, Mary Johns, Jessie
Long, Virginia Martin, Pauline NIL
Ter. Lena Mittiedorfer Louise
Michaels. Minta Moore. Virginia Mon
cure, Miriam Norman, Claudia
Patrick. Corbtn Spicer. Virginia
Smith. Margaret Sorg. Essie Selden.
Anne shelton. Lucy Wells. Julia
Wherrv. Ethel Redd. Alline Ruffin.
The Dramatic League of America.
The Dramatic League of America
wishes to establish a branch in Rich
nond. and Archibald Henderson, the
leading interpreter OF modern drama
in America. will talk to those inter-
ested at the Woman's club this morn
ing at II o'clock. All people inter-
ested In the drama are invited to at
tend. MIR. Henderson Is from the
University Of North Carolina
Fe.2eratioa OF Motbeys' Clubs.
Owing 10 a death in the family Of
The president of the Federation OF
Mothers clubs. no executive board
meeting was held in January. The
February meeting will be held this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock in the mothers
room, administrative building. oppo-
site John Marshall high school. Re-
ports from the convention in Staun-
ton will be read. large and prompt
attendance is requested.
program Meeting.
The program meeting of the Park
Place Missionary society will be held
at 330 o'clock this afternoon in the
lecture room of he church. The sub
ject under discussion will be Japan"
musical program will follow the
discussion and the social hour will
conclude the meeting IL promises to
be very interesting and all of the
women of the church are invited to
attend
Bernard shaw Is Introduced.
Bernard Shaw. the Socialist an'
the Man. was the subject of the talk
made by Archibald Henderson. of tho
University of North Carolina. at the
Noman's club yesterday afternoon
Mrs f. e. Moffitt, chairman of this