The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-17
Barnss--AEncr.
Telephone Madison 1923.

BarTies--Asncr.
Invitations have been received IN
Richmond from Mr.. and Mrs. A, Il.
AEner for the marriage Of their
daughter Eva Virginia, 10 Mr.. Robert
Hardy Barnes. of This city. on Thurs
day afternoon. January -. al i
O'Clock. at the home of The brides
/. parents In Huntington, w Va inc
hride-elect was educated in f@Sif-
rnosd and Is Il graduate Of the 90
womands College. she has MANY
friends here. where she hes Sg ut 'oe
past four years. Mr. Earnvs - We'll
known in business and social circles
He and his bride Will ne a. home
at Sherwood Park Richmond. after
February Z =.
Crnsdcr--Sralmorc.
Guinea Presbyterian Church Sto1-
slert Va. WAS crowded 10 IFS utmost
last THURSDAY IN witness The mar
riage OF Miss Edna Falmorl. da9&h-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs J z. Palmore, TO
Willie Crowder. Rov Frank OSBORNE
officiated The church was beau'i-
fully decorated ~ green and white
the color scheme being earned out
in palms au8 flowers. The organ was
Just as the march BEGAN James Alfred
Steser aud Joe Zen Tabnore drew the
ribbons and William Holman ana
Ben Alien, The Hshcrs. entered, fol-
lowed by Miss Id2 W0mack win
Howard Garnet. NJ ~S ~ailIe FfoW1"r
with stuart Wa3kcr, Mss Halnic Al
len with Waiter SHHujersor, Miss
Ruby Saundersou with San clover.
Mass Alice Ga~nstt with Jcier
Crowder The groom came Hp the
left aisle with Charlie Ia'more IN
hest man. while the bride came FROM
Tho right with her maid ~ honor.
Miss Manic Crowder They were
followed ty the Itite rtnr-heater
Miss Katherine Womatk carrying the
ring in the center Of q flower.
FolI6v7nE the ceremony n reCep~
ton was held AZ the home Of the
groom.
Miss Witt VIII Discuss Novel
Miss Brent WITT. society editor Of
the Times-pspatch viii lead the dis
cusslon at the round table OF the Wo-
mans Club this afternoon AZ I
O'Clock. The novel chosen by Miss
witt is James Lane Aliens "A
Cathedral Singer" The discussion
promises to he ono Of the most inter-
esting Of the winter, Mrs. Moses D.
Messiah Tomorrow Night.
Handel's Messiah" viii be given
at the City Auditorium the night Of
January Is. at $50 o'clock. by the
"Wednesday Club chorus. assisted by
foremost local artists. The sooists
are to be Mrs. Fannie West Rein
hardt. soprano; Mrs. Thomas 5
whittet, coutralto, Joseph Witte-
more. tenor and Howard Bryant
baritone. while the philharmonic Or
chestra, under tho direction OF Henry
Baker. will accompany. This Is to De
q mplimontary concert. having for
it's object the fostering of good music
in Richmond. Admission cards will
he issued at the corley Company
within "A few days. without which no
one will he allowed Plans are being
made TO reserve tho entire balcony for
high school children who are inter
ested In music Kirk Mathews Il
4 chairman of the enterprise
Brilliant IsaiI Tonight.
One Of the most brilliant balls Of
the season will he the masquerade 10
be held in the Blues Armory tonight
at o'clock. The Public Library
League OF the John Marshall Night
High School will he benefited by the
proceeds Mrs John SHELTON VII
Elizabeth costume of last springs
~ Shakespearcan pageant. Mayor and
. Mrs Ainslie viii attend Patronesscs
OF the ball include. Mrs Fgbert @
Leigh. Jr. Mrs Beverley r.. Munford
Mrs George Atnslie, Miss Caly Ky'
land Mrs w Russell Bowie. Mrs
walter 5 McNeul, Mrs. Fairfax Har-
rieon, Mrs. @. h, valentine, Mira. Bar
ton II Wise. Mrs William r. Massif
and Mise Frances h. Scott Severa
hundred guests Will be present Ia alC
the league in it's effort to establish
public library in Richmond.
VIII Visit Here.
Miss peachy Robertson and littl'
Miss Anne breckenridge, of Roanoke
are now in South Manchester. Conn
+ Miss Robertson viii stop IN Richmond
for an extended visit on her return
"trip.
Friend. OF Coytngton. "a. will make
their home In Richmond for the win
ter months,
Fellowship Banquet.
The Fellowship League Of Soutf
Richmond gave an enjoyable bangue
In the lecture room OF Central Meth
odist Church on Friday evening, Jan,
uary s. Judge Ernest II, Wells wa!
toastmaster for the occasion A very
3HtereSflnE program was E. hDtF"0, IN
Guiding q TALK by Rev. K. NJ NaXey
which, no doubt, Will prove very help
full TO the young men OF the league
Short talks by officers of the league
We're made. including tho president
A. NJ Reynolds: president anG
chairman OF the advisory board. Ken
meth Burke, and Ex-Prestdent Chas
T. Maurice. There were a few shor
talks and remarks made 81 the table
by members OF tho league
This league was organized some
thing like four years age with e. small
membership and II. !. Taylor as pres
ident The league has steadily grown
since then and now has a very large
I membership ana attendance. They
ARE, no doubt doing more charitable
and other good work than any band
+. OF young men Iva the oly of Rich
nond
Browning Glass Begins.
Miss Hattie Belle Gresham's class
in the study of BrowninR's life and
works Will be held at the Art Club
this afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock
Miss Gresham Is very Interested in
her subject, having studied both here
and in NeW York. Browning will be
studied as poet, prospect and lover,
Housewives league Meets.
The Housewives League VIII hold