The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-19

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HartIcy--Stcmakcr.
The wedding of Miss Lillian LIE
Qema4er and Vernon Lea Hartley.
g both OF tAis-ett s.-~as- seleHsiRiSe4
Thursday May II. in the FairrC cunt
parsonage by Rev. l.. J. Hit. After
III = Northern trip. Mr., and Mrs. Hart
d ley will make their home IN Rich
mond.
Engagemcm of Miss Amos.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II Amos. of Cum
bertrand county. announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage OF
their daughter Lucie Ann oriena, 10
Professor Frank Lester Smith. 'on OF
Mr. and Mrs Marcus G. Smith, OF
Granite Falls. \. c. The wedding
will take place in the early summer.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bright Kelly "f
Baltimore. motored through Richmond
last week on their way TO chapel
Hill. n. C.. where they Wli spend
several weeks with Mrs. Kelly 3 moth
er, Mrs. NJ. ", Tenney.
Miss Lucy Lilly Harrison - The
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. }. Prosser Har-
rison, IN Newport News
Mrs George James. .Jr who has
been the recent guest Of her parents.
Professor and Mrs Jacob Reluhardt
OF this city. has returned TO her home
IN Norfolk,
Miss Gay Francis has conclude
visit with Miss Edna Sutton in Ne"
port News
s Mrs. William i uudFins and SON.,
william Hudgins. fr have concluded
n stay with Mrs Hudglns' parents
Professor and Mrs, Jacob Rcnhardt
Mrs, Thurston's Commencement.
The eighteenth annual recital and
commencement of the Richmond
School OF Expression was hetd on
THURSDAY evening in the auditorium
of the Jefferson hotel A shor, pro-
gram, which equalled in superibri.y
any previous occasion in its history,
was rendered before a large ana APP
preciative audience. The TWO grad
yates OF the year Miss RT'n Miles
and Mrs. L. ii. Harris, gave tho clos
: ing scene from i4ncretta bTrgtst "tth
thriiling effect. and in the diyer..tX OF
their graduating reading "a|h sHowcd
marked ability.
Miss VILLA Johns patrtoie road
ing interspersed with national airs
was well received. The juvenile
sketch by little Misses Rome Harris
Garnett Dickinson and Thelma keene
showed real child talent and superior
training Decidedly the most p'p"-
lar number with the audience
as. whole was the london Taps
group dance. by Misses Gertrude L"rl,
Marie Ebel. Alice King, Helen SinmS,
Theima keene. villa johns, Ruth
Z Miles and Mrs Harris, who warr co9-~
TUNED in white and national colprs
The Rev. Father Hannigan delivered
the diplomas and the young ladies'
were the recipients Of man. te3tifuI
flowers. After the program the guests
oaneert until midnight
silver Tea Monday Evening
y A silver tea wa' ae gwen M"haa!
evening nj SIS O'Clock in the lecture
room of Barton Heights Methodist
church. under the auspices OF the Rel
Rose Wesley Bible class, the proceeds
10 be devoted to hospital w5rk IN
Huchow. China. The decorations Will
be red roses and palms, and refresh
ments Will he served,
Mrs, Rowland Entertained.
Under the auspices of the Bi-County
. VIC. T. thi most delightful rcrep-
ton on Thursday evening was ten
dered Mrs. Emma Rowland, o. Hos
ton, national lecturer OF the Woman
Christian Temperance union, in the
home OF the bi-coun+- vice pr esldeTlt.
Mrs r. r Thomas, ll29A West
Franklin street The spacious rooms
were artisticaily decorated and Mrs.
Thomas received the many guests M
gracious manner. Mrs Lee Todd,
bi-county corresponding secretary,
presided over the exercises OF the
evening when an enjoyable program
was rendered Vocal solos and duets
we're rendered by Mrs. G. Pre- ctor
Mrs. l.. G Meredith and w. A Wat
& sktns. saeouspa niea by MIS- l2a VS.
: Little Miss Nellie Pearman gave sew
eral violin selections and little Miss
Ruby Chamberlain companied her
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