Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-09
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A number Of guests from Richmond
VIII go TO Hampton to-day to attend
concert to be given there for the
benefit OF the ambulance fund for our
boys IN France and other Red Cross
work. Harriet Ware. one Of Americas
greatest women composers OF music;
Edwin MarkhAmI who Is one of the
greatest poets Of the present day. and
John Barnes Wells. whose beautiful
tenor voice is known throughout the
country. will render the program,
and the audience for the recital will
be one OF the most fashionable OF the
season. These artists came to Hamp.
ton for this benefit through their
friendship for Mrs. Henry Lane
Sthmelz. OF "Elmwald." and the affair
promises to be a most brilliant and
interesting event.
The recital will also be repeated
Tuesday evening in Norfolk.
Attractive House Party.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert II. Huntt. Of
west Avenue. left Saturday for Shore
cliffe. their summer home on the Pa
munkey River. where they will enter
tain house party this week in honor
OF their sons. Albert Hunt, Jr. and
spottswood Huntt Among those in.
vited are Miss Antoinette Thiermann.
Miss Helen Washerbaugh. Of the Uni.
versity Of Virginia.; Allen Hart and
Edgar Lanerty, Jr.
Dance mt Crewe.
An attractive event held in crewe
was the dance given Saturday night
by the detachment OF the Richmond
Blues who are stationed there. The
affair was held in Young Hall. which
vas artistically decorated in ever.
green's and the national colors. he pa.
,riotic idea being carries out. while on>
the walls were hung in picturesque
fashion the sabers and rifles OF the
cavalrymen. A large number Of cut.
of.town people were Npresen. from
FArmTtlle. Blackstone and Kenbridge.
An orch sstra from Norfolk furnished
the music. and feature of the in.
terraission was several songs by
Robert Short Of the Blues. The chap
erons were Mr. and Mrs. Lane, Mr.. ana
MrS. Wilson, Mr.. and bfrs Bradshaw.
OF Crewe. and Miss Brown. Of Farm
ville!
Among those present were: Misses
May Robertson. OF Richmond; Ruth and
Helen Barrow. Blanche and Gertrude
Jones. OF Blackstone; Ruth Waters. of
Empofia: Elizabeth Cunningham, Gar
ret Channel. Virginia and Alice Rich
ardson. OF Farmvlle. Fanny Harris. of
kenbridge: Rebecca Wingo. Thelma
Conley. Clois Wilson. Lorine Lane.
Gladys Ramey. MrF. Blake Phipp.. of
Greensboro. X G. Miss LA Blanken-
L,
Richmond: Lieutenant George l.. Par
sons. serFeants K. G. Harrison. F. p.
Curtis. Frank Cutcfins. H. B. Porter
field. Corporal Blanton. Messrs. Short,
w D. Bruner. Joseph l. Wills. J. 3.
Baker. ]. Boyd. W. Gray. r L. Shot
we'll. Silvey, 6. Sale. Ancarrow. p. ".
Taylor. Fl. Wyatt Mott Rock Gillespie,
R Bridgeforth. Sci Harris. Harry Ma
son. Thomson L Tucker. Compton. Du-
Naf. Trotter. Archer and Dick Bagley,
Hostrandar. Jones. Allen. Wilson,
Bridgeforth and Cunningham.
T1nhley-wtl.on.
The Post Chapel, Fortress Monroe.
noon Wednesday. July 4. when Miss
Jane Wilson, OF New York City. be-
came the bride OF Walter Wyatt Tins
ley. Of Roanoke. member OF the First
Company. Virginia Coast Artillery The
ceremony was performed by the chap
lain. Major A. A. Pruden. the wedding
music being rendered by Mrs Pruden.
The bride. who was given away by
j. A. DESMOND. OF Baltimore. was at.
tended by Miss Nan Barksdale, as maid
Of honor. The groom had as his best
man his brother. ". c. Tinsley, of
Roanoke. Miss Wilson had been q
guest at Digs Cottage, Ocean View.
for the past two weeks. and a number
Of people from there attended the wed.
ding.
hmm edia&ely after the ceremony the
party returned to the cottage where
dinner had been Arranged. covers be-
ing laid for eighteen. Mr. Tinsley is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Tinsley,
OF Roanoke
Marriage Announced.
Mrs. Clara B. Matthews announces
the marriage OF her daughter. Kath.
erine Taylor. to Charles Leslie Moore.
Tho ceremony took place on July g.
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