Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

s,asT on. nr? Jamss H,s and Mrs. w.
In Norfolk.
Mrs. II. Tempieton Smith Is spending
rev days In Norfolk with her nus
band. Payma-ter Smith. l.. ;. y. They
are the guests of DIR. and Mrs. Stroud.
Interesting Wedding.
On October %. Salem Church. Sparta.
caroline County. was the scene Of an
interesting wedding. The bride was
MISS Annie Louise Broaddus daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Make Eroaddus. and
the groom. Reuben Rolph. son OF Mrs.
fhillys Rolph. Both are wcll-known in
ana around Bowling Green. and
relatives Of prominent families i'm
Richmond
The church Was decorated in green
anu white. and the altar was banked
IN FERNS aud palms with lighted tapcrs.
The brides gown was OF soft white
silk heavily braided, and her veil Of
illusion was fastened with orange bios
SONS ana real lace. She carried Il
shower bouquet OF Bride roses. and en-
tered with her father. She was pre-
ceded by lit,le Miss Ruby Cook. carry
ing the ring in the center of IA white
chrysanthemum. Miss Lottic Broaddus
attended her sister Az maid of honor
ana wore changeatle gold and april
cot taHcia gown. and carried yellow
chrysanthcmums. The bridesmaids were
,
t;iiyson of Richmond. cousin of the
groom. They wore dresses Of turquoise
taHcta trimmed with silver and pearls.
and carried large white chrysanthc-
NUNS tied with tuie. The best man
WAS Lewis Pitts. and the groomsmen
were Make Broaddus aid Stuart Rolph.
inc ceremony vas performed by Rev.
Andrew BroadduS. ILL.,. and before the
marriage Miss Margaret Smoot Of
rowing Green accompanied by Miss
Eagle. sang 20 Promise Me" following
INC ceremony with 30 Believe Me If All
/ Those EndcarinE Young Charms"
| After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs
! lsolph left for Washington and New
/ York, up the IIuIsvn ana To- Niagara
! Falls.
or Interent Here
/ John Powell. the Richmond pianist.
/ who VIII be presented with the Russian
! symphony Orchestra by the Norfolk
Music Club, a; tho Colonial Theatcr IA
( Norfolk on November 10. is proud 10
| claim Virginia as the place Of his birth.
I lie has everywhere been hailed nv the
+ foremost critics one OF the leading
| performers on his chosen instrument
known TO the concert goins world OF
/ to-day.
For maturity Of style. keen pene-
| ration. technical skill and sheer beauty
( and variety Of tone. Mr. Powell has
/ rev II any. equals among tho younger
generation of pianists." said the critic
OF me London Globe, after Powell
| recital while lie Petit Parisien, of
! fariS. described him as IAN artist Gift
I ed IN remarkable way" and so IL
was wherever Mr.. Powell appeared
abroad.
/ In america the critical press has been
/ equal! generous and enthusiastic. in
/ us praise His reading Of the Bceth-
/ oFc" sonata was tina, Of :. master
poetic. clearly articulateG cXduistcly
oaianced. wrote II. l.. Krchblcl. in tho
Ne" iork Tribune, after Powclrs
ihi'ial New York recital. Few can so
s'caoiiE hold the interest Of an audi
/ encc By their art in Interpretation"
( opined Philip Hale. in the Boston
Herald. after an 'tll-Schumann program
at the Hub. Chicago in turn has paid
heT tribute. AS expressed by Stanley X
rave in the Daily News: IF MIR Pow
/ ell Will come back and play more for
us he VIII be welcome. There are too
tow players like him In the world. too
rev win tmpcrcablc technic. sinrularly
cream ana virile with youth but no;
serving youthful cXtravatance"
There can be no question as 70 Mr.
IoWelFs right to a place among the
elect. and I is coming appearance in
Norfolk is eagerly anticipated
/ NJ tho Art Club.
/ Miss Mary w. Scot; WELL speak Tues
day afternoon at 1870 o'clock at the
Art club on The Art OF Ravcnna"
Miss Scott was formerly a pupi: of the
/ Art Club.