The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-02


5rh all social activities cease and
4&fy turns lis steps ChurChward.
Nh the exception OF the usual week
3ecturcs at the clubs, and import
~ business meetings. very few social
2pnts are cafendared.
This afternoon st 4:$o o'clock
uAacal will be given At the Woman s.
Mb by Arthur Scrivepor baritone
accompanied by James WomhIc Mrs
rrfvenor is chairman OF the after
npn. There will be fifteen MINUTE
Nsiness meeting before the program,
h1ch will necessttate members com
Anx promptly at 4l| o'clock 80 AZ
lot TO delay the music AZ SO
Al a:30 o'clock the James River
tafy1en club meets with Mrs. John
err Branch. at ] West Franklin
NThe Every MONDAY club meets to-
Nv with Mrs. J. #. Lewis, at 4o1
1qyis avenue. Mrs. J. W. CamUack
Sads a paper on THE French Au-
<Aor. Gautier."
Tomorrow, Miss Hattie Relic Ores
5nm talks to tho Art club Of Rich
aDnd al 400 o'clock on The Mis-
IN Of Poetry Rev. e. @. osgcod
II chairman and will introduce the
&poaker.
"Wednesday, the literary round table
3o8 the woman cum N3ti ittfE II ~
%4ew of tRodmoor.' by John toWpcr
Nsowys, given by Mrs. John Hart
Thursday. the unusual Wcsuaore-
6nd club dance will he held
@ Saturday. the usual dinner-dnnce
1ilI be held at the Country club.
Easter Hunt for Children.
Important among juvenile enter
nanments OF Easter week will nc the
~ hunt to he given the afternoon
ri Easter Monday on the lawn Of the
&Rev. DR. and Mrs Churchill Gibson
fyhamberiayne's home. at Westhamp-
IN. The party is being planned by
ne guild of ST stephens Episcopal
hurch. OF which Mrs, 81 George
fAron Anderson is president Re-
1des searching for eggs there will
Il games for the children many new
natures being introduced Refresh e
nents are 10 be for sale. Children
ftil 20 from Richmond to attend,
u entertainments given by this or
4nization are always regarded as I'M
bortant
The Every Monday Club
MI The Every Monday club Will meet
~ usual this afternoon with Mrs. J.
n Lewis. 407 Davis avenue Mrs j.
cammack will read paper on
The Trench Ruthor. Gautier An
Informal social hour will follow
Mann--wfIkins.
AIRS George Taylor wilkins, "i
Washtn9ton, has issued cards anuouuc-
NM the marriage Of her daughter. Olive
1xurrow TO william Hodges Mann, Jr-
n petsrshurg The ceremony Was
Aelemnised very quietly yesterday al
Ist Marearat's church. Washington
nth only the Immediate families pres,
mi, Rev. Herbert Scott Smith Off
Mating
Mr. Mann is the son of former Coy
xSnor william Hodges Mann and Mrs
Mann. and made his home in Rich
mend for number Of years lie l'
new practicine law with hts father u
3sr tel shurp
Mr. and Mrs Mann left at once fot
\ wedding journey. and upon their re-
Asffn will be at home at 22 Soutf
Market street. Petersburg
Hianton -Duyau.
quiet but pretty wedding was cello
1aated Thursday evening at 81
M'ciock at the residence Of Mrs w NJ
I9uyall. in Farmvilie, when Miss Jane
ysnvall became the bride of Howard y
13lanton. Of Richmond The ceretnonS
Was performed by Rev. W. r Proc
COR. of Martinsville. assisted by Rev
3Ir BOSNIAN Of Farmviile. The we'd
AfnG took place in the east room, which
Was banked in palms and yellow bios
anfl,s The old fashioned silver can
sfiesticks used to hold the candles or
the altar have been IN the family TO-
x@nerations and have been used ~
t,ftAny marriages The dfawiDR room!
we're arranged throughout with palms
Railing Vines and Sellow flowers an,
Thu same color scheme was carried on
III the dining-room.
The bride descended the stairW As
NTH her oldest brother W e buvali
lfA wore n quaint gown or t'eorEei
&S~pe over duchess satin and taShi"n"f
sxaaisltely simple lines. Her Vell Of
3s9nion was fastened with oran@'
Nossoms and pearls and she carried =
l0wer bouquet Of lilies at the VALLEY
42key were met al the altar by the
rAum and his brother. stanley Blan-
1AA who acted as best man Miss Al
flxNA Duvall. who MAS her sisters maid
honor, wore a gown of yellow tuile
Embroidered In silver and draprd "y
Stfn.
sFhe bridesmaids included Miss Nina
avail, VINO wore yellow tuue gown
Mashed in gold aud MISS Laura Flau-
tN3Y. of Richmond. who wore Whit