The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-28
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AF ana Mira, fe3eFf haANihS. -
this city, announce the marriage Of
their daughter, Mary Crumg. 10 taeu-
tenant a g.. HayEooG T. = N. a
Ehs ceremony took place yesterday
st high noon En- the home Of thcI
brides aunt, Afra Innis Hun,o1 Moore
head. Atlanta. TIA The bride Is very
we'll known tn Richmond where Hhe
has made her debut in society two
winters ago Lieutenant Hayguod ~
stationed at Camp Gordon and. until
he leaves for foreign service, Airs
HAYWOOD will make her home Ia A.
tanta. ca.
Dance M Nestmorcland
The frst filTWeaE dante or rns sas'=
son viii take place ia the Westmore-
land club tonight at $50 o'clock,
members and their families enjoying
the Entertainment These dances Will
20 held every other Wednesday night
through the winter.
Musicians tn Recital,
THIS morning at II o'clock in the
Wemau's club auditorium the Mn
stctaus club will give one eff It's reg
ular monthly programs. local talent
taking part Music by French and
/ Belgian corn pnsers will be featured.
The following are programmed to APP
pear III ISIS Florence AtRISEYs III iSA
kHtheriae Thurstuu, Mrs Richard
Darlington. Miss Belle Johnson. Mrs.
Hamilton Smith. Mrs Charming Ward.
! Hunter-R iddick
IRE wedding of Miss fmogen rid
+ DIX. daughter NJ Mr. and Mrs IuniuH
+ Eoane R!13tCk, 10 Robert Tucker
! Hunts~, tho SON Of MIR. and Mra.
( Charles w Hunter, was celebrated
( last eveutng at o'clock 10 the home
l of the brides parents, a10 North Al
/ len avenue, Rev. William e. Cox, pas
/ tor OF tho Church of the Holy Com
( forter. officiating, Miss Katherine
/ Robinson WAS the brides only attend
/ ant, and Charles w. Hunter, Jr.. was
hla brothers. best man After North
ern honeymoon Mr. and Mrs Hunter
! viii make their home in Richmond
i Cadets Issu.
An interesting annual entertainment
for the school set is the cadets bail
given by the cadets Of John Marshall
high school in the Grays' armory, The
/ date this year has been set for Sat
nrday evening, December 3. The
. dance promises to be as delightful an
affair az II has been in former years.
! There are greater number of ca
/ 3ets tn the sqh Dol this session and. in
! flIh dress utf fdr~~ they viii present
! Az ANtfHEAtF@ htkHl on inc lafkH moor
+ 81 the Grays' Armory.
-Four Gong RecftaIy.
Marcus kel}erman has issued In
yttationH for the reaEpn of tefT=f af i
10 four lecture Interpretive song re-
cltals in the Corley auditorium. 206
( Fast Grace street. Mr.. Kellerman.
the famous baritone who has come
! - Richmond to make hts home. witt
present the Songs of old as well as
the nltra~ modern composers The
oates Of the recita's are: Wednesday.
December g, Wednesday. January IS;
Wednesday February 81, and We'd
aesdey March 2 at sac o'clock in
the evening Admission will he by
invitation
Mr. kelierman has been or this con-
cert stage for many years and has
over three hundred songs In his rep
rtoire. with his pupils he hopes TO
ur,Aer q taste and interest in the
art or song singing
Assisting Mr.. kelIerTnan I'm his four
recltHts will be. Miss GLADYS NAL
ioncv eontralto: Mrs H. T.. Staley. go
graua. Mrs H. 3 HudElus accom- ma
ntst, and contralto. Mrs. ". s. Setback
alford. soprano. W G Deadly, tenor,