Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-19
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daughter. Miss Elizabeth Wilson. to
Frank''Fullcr. of Durham. n. G. Miss
wilson. who is lovely girl, has sew
cral times visited In Richmond as the
guest OF Mrs. Stuart G.. Christian and
Mrs. Tazewell NJ. Darlington. Jr.. and
the announcement OF her engagement
is OF much interest to society here.
Mr.. Fuller. who belongs to a proini
nent New York family. has been prac-
ticinS law in North Carolina for some
time.
Leaving for New York.
Miss Agnes Montague Bull is leav-
ing town to-day for New York City.
where she will be the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Maxwell for n stay Of sew
eral waeks. Miss Bull will motor back
TO Virginia with Mr. and Mrs. Max
we'll. who will spend Il short time here
with friends.
Pupils Recital.
An interesting affair of the past
week was the recital given Saturday
evening in the Corlcy Auditorium by
the plano class Of Miss Zelle Minor.
charming program was rendered and
those taking part included Misses
jamie Simpson, Rena Utley, Lottie Lee
Mcttert,. Marie Gibboney. Eliza Ed
ridge. Elizabeth Watson. Helen Simp
son. Marie Amelia Gibboney. Elsie b.
Hilton and Gordon Slower.
The presentation of the medal and
l.. Il. osgood.
Visiting Relatives.
Mrs. Charles Wesson. accompanied by
her son. Charles Macon Wesson. Ill. of
Boston, and Mrs. Madison Brown. form
crly Miss Della Dancy Wesaon. and her
son. John Brewer Brown. of Queen
Anne County, Md. will! arrive in Rich
mond to-day. They will spend some
time as the guests OF relatives in Vir-
ginia
Pilgrimage to Jamcstown.
Several hundred people will go to
jamestown Saturday with the Assoca
tion for the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities on it's annual pilgrimage TO
that historic spot. This is the only
opportunity that Richmonders have for
an all:day trip down James River. and
many Interesting parties have been
made. up to go with tho excursion.
Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson and Mrs. L. D.
Hotchkiss viii chaperon any parties
or young people wishing 10 go TO
Jamestown on that day. and Mrs
tee in charge of the event. Miss Betty
E!lyson viii have charge ot the
| luncheon which will be served en- route
and there viii also be music and dane
ing. william c. Stanatd. r. \. Lam
caster. .Jr Henry iiutzlcr and Morgan
j. Robinson will also assist the com
inittcc In managing the outing.
There VIII be u short service in the
old church tower Immediately upon the
arrival OF the Association for tn.
Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities
and another Interesting feature OF the
pilgrimage will he the stop at"Bran-
dom the beautiful and historic Har-
rison home on tho James
At the Art Club.
Al the Art Club Of Richmond this
afternoon at 1870 O'clock Mrs James
Lyons. chairman OF the Liberty bond
Garden Fete: Mrs. Bessie Berry
Grabowak!i and Miss Nora Houston.
assistant chairman. and all other chair
men OF committees and their assistants
viii report on the results Of the fete
Inst Tuesday evening in the Art Club
garden.
Interesting Celebration.
Mrs. John =. Lightfoct Will leave this
week Tor Williams burg 10 arrange for
most Interesting service TO be held az
jamestown. sunday IS the third sun
day after Trinity and the date Of the
3loth anniversary of the nrst Anglican
COMMUNION celebrated in America
About four years ago Mrs LiChtfoot
inaugu;ated he custom OF con,rne,no-
rating this event. The arst cclebrant
was Rev. Robert Hunt and the com
munion service was held In the oaen
fort in 1907 under ths trees with n
rude riank as pulpit. Jus, MS the
FIRST was. s" will the service SunIay
be hello under the trees, with Rev
Parish Church. as the celebrant. The
old Jamestown communion silver,
which was used in 1920, will be used
at the service June "a
The whole countryside attends these
celebrations. and Rev. VI r Jones will
make an address on Tire Essentials for
Which Jamestown Stands in the Coun-
try and the Christian Religion OF the
Church" The service will take place
promptly al o'clock. and those at
tending from Richmond and Norfolk
Will be able 10 return on ri,e 80 train
from Williamsburg
Mrs. Lightfoot Will remain to receive
the Masonic excursion II williamsburg
and jamestown on MonGay.
To Dnncc fos Red Ceoas.
Miss Ernestirc Jean Bachra IN the
young daughter OF Mr. arr Ms Bach
rach. 90 Monument Avenue. viii give
two special solo dances "a, the Red
Cross entertainment at John Marshall
Auditorium "Wednesday night Of this
week.
The show is the one presented last
week at Chesterfield County on the ].
p. Baker lawn. and was so we'll re-
:eived that it was decided to produce
in Richmond, under the patronage OF
Fhe Richmond Society OF Red Cross.
There, will be several additions, includ-
nS a solo, by Mrs John Proctor. and
luet by Mrs. Proctor and Walter Wat
Gins. and solos by Miss Dorothy Will
Jams and Huldal Holiday The audi
orium will be decorated in flags and
lowers.
Pretty Wedding.
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Ella
Norris. daughter of Mr. and Mrs j.
T. Morris. to Linwood Roy Stockmar
vas celebrated Thursday morning at
o:30 o'clock in the home Of the brides
parents. The parlors were prcttily
decorated In garden flowers, and the
ceremony took place before an i'm
provised altar of ferns and flowers
Rev. ]. r. Hutson. D. D.. pastor of
Pine Street Baptist Church. officiating
Hiss Emma Reddin rendered several
Folos and Mrs. T. c. Ricketts, played
he wedding marches
The bride descended the stairway
vith her father. who gave her away
She wore gown Of white crepe de