Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-14
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iherc will be tho usual informal
mop Following dinner 1T the Country
uo OF virginia this evening. and
several parties will be entertained
tnere this evening. The dinner tables
VIII be decorated In Easter flowers and
enaded lights. and dinner will be serv-
60 IN the sun-parlor and the main
oihlhs-room OF the clubhouse. An or
ing.
) Luncheon and tea parties arc given
at INC cub every week, and a great
many attractive affairs OF that kind
nave taken place there this week
informal Card TRrty.
mrs. Samuel T. Morgan, Jr.. Of III
Fast Franklin Street. was hostess ut
an informal tea and card party yes
.eraaE afternoon at the Commonwealth
.iuo. The affair was in honor Of Mrs.
Morgan's sister. Miss Mcneil. OF
.h'caSo. who is spending the Easter
season in Richmond. and ten guests
were present. Tea was served at tho
caro- tables and decorations wcrc in
spring flowers.
hcturn TO COLLEGE.
Miss Katherine Cary, Miss Natalie
-. McFaden and Miss Mary Stafford
Munford have returned to Bryn Mawr
yGollese. after being at home for the
member or tho senior class, ard will
graduate In Juno. The standing OF
inc seniors for tho past four years has
pccn posted. Tho class started with
10 members. Miss McFadcn is with
inc frat division in standing. and is
Only ten poin,.s benin the first honor
graduate OF the college. All three OF
these young girls ar" graduates Of
Mics Elletts School of Richmond. Miss
Cary ia member Of the freshman. and
Miss Munford OF the junior class at
Rryn Mawr.
The Church OF the Holy Comforter
Was the scene OF a pretty wedding
wednesday evening at o'clock. when
MISS Gertrude Jann Head became the
pride OF Walter Edward Higham. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. VII
lam l.. Cox. rector OF the church. The
maid OF honor was Miss Helena Nolin.
Eowncd in white net and lace and
carrying bouque; OF Easter lilies.
The BRIDES gown was Of white tancta
and tullc with crystal trimmings. Her
vel "as caught with orange blossoms
hrMe roses. She cntcrcd with her
brother. Ernest Cornell Head who
gave her away. Tho choir. singing
inc wedding hymn from, Lobe nSrin."
preceded tho bridal party TO the chan
eel. which was decorated In palms.
AIcennion lilies. and candles were used
on the altar. Stanley IIoen was best
man and the ushcrs included Parker
Fox. Linwood Mattern. William Ellie
Jones and Young Tyrce
NJ. and Mrs. iIisham left At once
for Northern honeymoon.
Eemp-Weddle.
4 quiet but pretty wedding took
place Tuesday at J o'clock In the
home OF Rev. +. w. Moore. pastor
Of the Second Baptist Church Peters
burg. when Miss Beulah May Weddic.
daughter of Mir and Mrs. l.. w We'd
die, OF HopewelI. formerly OF Ports
mouth. became the bride of Arthur
"inhurn Kemp. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
y W. Kemp. Of Norfolk County.
The BRIDE wore travelling sui, Of
; spanish gold with hat and gloves To
match. and carried bouquet of
American Beauty roses and vioIc,.
Mss Lola Wcddlc sister OF the bride.
vas maid of honor. She wore a sui;
81 tan with hat and gloves to match.
George Leigh. OF Portsmouth,, was tho
groom's best man. ~
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Kemp left for Northern
trip. On their return. they will be
AT home. at Elmwood. Norfolk County.
Charity Dance.
Tho Junior lakewood Memorial AS
ISOLATION will have dance tonight
~ Taylor's Hall, Twcnty-fifth and
Broad Streets. from $50 TO - O'clock.
This dance is for the benefit OF tho
work OF this association. and all in
terested arc invited TO attend The
chaperons will be:
Mr.. < !. Hts .sss7 M5:. L rrTuPp.on
Mr.: e. l. Gs.a.- Mr:. G s. H'IIsns
%rs, 2; 2, Parrish Mr:. <. sca' wTiFh,
Ts T. s. p'S GsIsiS Mrs Mr.: r. aro z G.am,
Ssirf' .Sew Mrs. Morgan X. Mills