Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
in the West this summer. They Will
leave Richmond early in july.
Recital IhurNdny.


In the auditorium or the Woman's
! Club Thursday afternoon at 1870 o'clock
| tho final concert OF the HeouembourE
School of Music will take place. Only
| the advanced pupils Will play. In the
eight years that Mrs. +. D. Hcquem-
| bourE has conducted tho class three
students have studied faithfully the
| entire time-Miss Mary Lakeland. Ben
jamin Lakeland and Miss Elizabeth
| Patterson. Others have had six years
and n few little less. though all
| have had thorough and careful train
| ing. This concert will mark a bril-
liant closing of the eighth year of the
school and charming program has
| been arranged
Double WcddinE.
! At 1880 o'clock Tuesday evening
there was solemnized in Trinity Epis-
copal Church. Fredericksburg. the dou
| bic wedding OF Miss Helen Northrop
TO Charles Rose. of New York. and
Miss Marian dc Saasaure Northrop to
! sidney Bradford. of Baltimore
On the hour the choir entered the
church in procession. singing The
Voice That Breathcd Ger Eden" the
little girls and young women vested
all in white with miniature bridal wells
upon their heads. the men in their
choir robes.
The bridal party entered the church
| TO the strains Of the Lohengrin wed
.
Heater. Carter Hall. Samuel Ecatcr.
William Northrop. Charles Carmichael
and Howard Richey Northrop. were
| followed b. Miss Frances Northrop.
maid Of honor: Miss Helen Northrop.
with her father: Mrs. William North
! rop. matron OF honor. and Miss Marion
Northrop. with her uncle. Walter
| Walker.
! The brides were met a, the chancel
steps by the Erooms and their Srooms-
/ men Frederick Rose Heater and Spots
wood Hall. and there the service was
| begun By Rev. William II. Cumpston.
rector Of the parish. followed by Rev.
Aldan Ricney. for Miss Marion North
rop. who was married first. and Rev.
Frank Richcy for Miss Helen North
/ rop.
! The chanccl was banked with palms.
the sanctuary rail wreathed with vines
and blossoms the sanctuary and altar
/ with roses and the whole a blaze OF
! candle light.
! The bridal gown Of Miss Marion
| Northrop was or silver embroidered
with tullc over white satin. made with
court train, and her Veil caught
/ with orange blossoms: that OF Miss
/ Helen Northrop was OF white satin.
1 trimmed with pearls. and her veil also
/ was caught UP with orange blossoms.
! Their bouquets were Of white sweet
! peas and lilies of the valley.
were dressed in white tulle over satin.
and they carried bouquets or yellow
roses Mrs Northrop. mother OF the
! brides. wore crepe de chine. yellow.
! trimmed with beaded net. and her cor
sage bouquet was of purple orchids.
crystal trimming. her flowers. pink
| roses Mrs Bradford wore black tulle.
trimmed with Jet embroidery. and car
! ried pink roses.
! Guests from Richmond included Miss
/ Grace Heath, Morris Hunter, "A II.
| Herman, Spotswood Hall. Miss Laura
! Smith. Miss Elizabeth Russell, Donald
and Lewis Blair.
! Patriotic Fctc.
! The Earnest Workers OF Mizpah
! Presbyterian Church Highland Park.
| VIII mold patriotic fete on Tuesday
| evening from TO 10 O'Clock in the
! park. Music. Maypole dance b.
/ children in fancy costumes. flag and
! other DRILLS and refreshments will be
among the features Of the entertain
! mcnt. All interested are invited 10
I attend
! Quiet Wedding.
y quiet marriage was celebrated on
| Thursday morning. at II o'clock, when
( Miss Louise Quar!cs, daughter of Mr..
| ana Mrs. Wilson g. Cuarles, of 1joh
/ Floyd Avenue. became the bride OF
/ Storrs G. Wright. of this city. The par
! lors were decorated with palms ard
/ flowers The bride wore a smart travel
! Ing suit of blue with hat to match,
/ with a corsase bouquet Of orchids and
/ lilies Of the valley. Miss Mary
0uarles, sister OF the bride. was maid
! of honor and only attendant. She wore
/ gown Of white marqusettc and car
! RED Killarney rosebuds William T.
( Lawrence was the erooms best man.
/ Miss Lily Featross rendered the we'd
! ding marcn and during the ceremony
L. t.
! mony was performed by Rev. W. C.
James. ID. d. Mr.. and Mrs Wright
left Immediately after the ceremony
! for a Northern tour.
! Richmond Blues Give Dance.
/ On Tuesday evening last, the de-
/ tachment OF Richmond Blues. Troop
I y. stationed at Altavista. gave bril-
| liant dance in the ballroom of the
| Commonwealth Hotel. ~ midnight re-
/ frcshments were served and an orchcs-
| ira played for the dancing.
| Many out of town guests we're pres
| cnt. among them being: Mrs L. r.
Withers, Jr and Mrs i. L.. Mems Of
! Charlottesville: Misses Dorothy Cabell
| and Richie Mcclure. of Richmond and
! Wilhclmina Burmeister. of Phoenix:
| Misses Evelyn McCutcheon. Margarine
Lane. Elizabeth Tucker. Pauline Lane.
/ Susie McCutcheon, Irene Adams Zada
| Lane.
Lieutenant James j. Burke. Jr..
| Lieutenant NJ. j. Sweeny: Messrs. Til
| lett. Terrill. Farris. Gcrring. Taylor
| Buchanon. Brown and Condlcr Of the
! Blues; Harrison Christian, Lynchburg;
| DR.. Arnold Board and John Anthony.
! OF Lynch Station, and Messrs. Me-
! Cutchcon. Lane. Adams. Blum and
| Robins.
! The chaperons included: Mr.. and Mrs.
&. Wesley Lane. MIR and Mrs. FL w
| Adams. Mr. and Mrs. r. n. Hardison
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Hundley
Luncheon for Mrs. Fcldman.
Mrs. d. II. Feldman. of 106 South
! Addison Street, gave n luncheon last
| Tuesday in honor of her mother. Mrs
| Elizabeth Feldman. of Brooklyn, ~ y
who has been spending some time with
J friends and relatives in this city.
| Those present We're: Mrs. q. a. Mort
land. Mrs. 9. kephart. Mrs. NJ. Bcr-
man. Mrs. j. II. Geiger Mrs. II. Lcbar-
witch of this city. and Mrs. y. L.
Hocsse. Of Philadelphia. The table
was decorated in summer flowers.
| Invitations Out.