Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-21

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orlliiant charity event OF next
eek VIII be the military ball and
riose party given by the Girls Auxil-
try AT the Woman's Club Friday even
lg. April 81. at o'clock. There viii
contest dances and IL beautiful silk
h,led States iiag viii be awarded
hH'y-hre girls Of the auxiliary will
dressed In white dresses and hats
aae OF United States flags.
me bridge room will be decorated
RED and white flowers and prizes
III ne awarded at each table
ntercstinE EnguEcment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Pope Fox, of
idianapolis. Ind. have announced tho
iSasement of their daughter. I.illia
aishe. to Lieutenant Robert Satter-
Gather Miller. L. S. A. The announce-
rent Is of much interest TO society
ere. as Miss Pope has frequently
sited In Richmond and Norfolk. and
tate "' '"'ous"o0' '"e
other Goosr Pantomi,nc.
IN the Mother Goose pantomime and
artY to be given at the jefferson this
iternoon for the benefit OF the bureau
Nocations. one of the quaint and at
active features Will be the flowers in
lstress Mary's garden. These parts
III be taken by very small children
looping In rows in the garden, and
~ Tor their tiny faces pccping from
r. centers of roses or carnations or
'me other flower. they will be made
yer into veritablc flowers
1t will be "A beautiful affair in every
etail and all Interested are invited.
uAilinry 10 lie Entertained.
All members OF the Grandchildra n =
hapter, No. ]. auxiliary To the Rich
{ond Chapter who attended the month
meeting held Wednesday, afternoon
Lee Camp Hall. are asked to meet
re Samuel Dew and Mrs. J. X.
@man at the Bijou Theater this
hese children Viii he entertained by
rs. Norman V. Randolph AT tn" first
performance OF Treasure Island
hich Is TO be given this morning
nder the auspices Of the new move
ent for special films for children in
ichmond. severa! box parties vii!
so be given.
nrtIn-Joncs.
Announcement has been made of the
arriage Of DR.. George Burleigh Mar
= n. OF i22 East Franklin street. to
ISIS Annie Jones. also Of this city.
p merly OF South Carolina The ccre-
ony took plac" quietly Thursday
orninG al II O'Clock in tho home of
r Lewis G. Boshcr on East Franklin
rect. Rev. George W Mcdaniel d.
OF the First Baptist Church. Off
ating. DIR. and Mrs. Martin left at
nee for honeymoon in tho North.
oualns-Butirr.
The Pine street Baptist church was
e scene OF pretty wedding on We'd
.sday evening. AT $50 o'clock. when
iss Aremintha clay Butler. daughter
Mrs. Rosa Ella Terrell. became the
tide OF Melvin Linwood Cousins. the
IN of Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Cousins,
SOL South Laurel street
The church was decorated with ferns
nd palms. The ceremonv Was per-
'rmed by Rev. j. =. Iutson. II. u
astor OF the church ana Professor
eese played the wedding marches.
-epc de chine trimmed with pearls
I'd carried a shower bouquet Of Bride
SoHes and lilies OF The valley licr
MI Was caught with sprays or orange
lessons. The maid % honor wore
ue crepe de chine and net trimmed
ith pearls Her flowers we're sun
lrst roses. Tho brides maids wore
pwn- OF pale r!nk crepe d" chine with
od lace trimmings. and carried
arEaret S;ansbury was ribbon girl
BID Was dressed in n white lingerie
Eock with white ribbons
Tho maid Of honor WAS Miss Gather
b" Carter ana the bridesmaids were
Uses Thelmn W, Farmer ana En-.
Cousins. The best man Was How
Ri Butler. brother OF the bride. and
he usherS We're Samuel Carter. Her
|art r. Carlton and Cecil II. BAILEY.
Mrs. g. 8. Cubbon. Of $40 Cumbcr-
md street. entertained At All infor-
lal reception on tho Tuesday night
Preceding the wedding
Mr. and Mrs Cousins left FOR Tn.
or,h. where they viii spend some
lays in Washington and. Baltimore
Ind with friends in New York Ctty.
hey will be At home after April -
COL South Laurel Street