Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-14
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Mrs. Jamos r. v. Daniel has re-
turned, after an absence of nearly a
year, and Is now with Miss Jones at
ia East Franklin Street for some time.
Mrs. Daniel spent most OF her time
with relatives near Philadelphia, and
has also boon guest In the home of
Maoor-General Breckenridge at WASH
fngton since the first week In May.
James Daniel. who is a student at
the Chamberlayne School. has just re-
with friends through the Valley Of
virginia to Gettysburg and Washing
ton.
Robert w. Daniel. Of Philadelphia.
VIII arrive to-day to be the guest Of
his mother for brief stay.
Pupils Recital.
Members OF Miss zelle Minors piano
Saturday evening at $40 o'clock at
the Corley Auditorium. 2o6 East Grace
street. One or two pupils from each
OF several grades will render pro-
gram. and Rev. E. f. Osgood will pre-
sent tho medals and annual reports.
All who are interested In tho work of
the class are cordially invited to be
present.
Pretty Homo Wedding.
Miss Lila Dominica. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Dominica,
was married to Roy Beadles Brock
we'll OF Petersburg. Monday. June 4,
at the homo OF the bride. 1928 Floyd
Avenue. The bride was dressed in
white duchess satin draped In tulle,
with beaded panel that was worn on
her grandmother's wedding dress. Her
veil.was of tullo with cap effect OF
pearls. and she carried Bride roses
with shower of lilies OF the valley.
Her father gave her away. The maid
OF honor, Miss Mary Powell. was
dressed In pink satin draped In pink
silk net. and she carried Killarney
roses. The bridesmaid Miss Ruth
Spears. wore yellow satin draped in
pink net, and carried yellow and pink
flowers. Tho best man was Clinton
Childress, and the ushers included Ed
ward F. Schmidt and Frank NJ.
CatoEin. The ring bearer, Andrew
August. was dressed in n white velvet
cult. and the flower girls. Hattie and
Faith Catogin. from Roanoke. wore
white silk with pink ribbons. and car
ried baskets OF pink rose petals. The
decorations were OF ferns and pink
roses. Father Felix NJ. Ramp Of
flciated.
out-of-town guests were Joseph
Dominica. Mrs. S. a. Hart. Miss Ruth
Smith. John NJ. Catogin and Misses
Hattie and Faith Catogin. OF Roanoke.
and Leo Schmidt, OF Staunton.
Whittemore-Rice.
Announcement has been made OF the
marriage OF DltsS virginia
Rice and Joseph F. Whittemore. also
OF this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Whittemore
will make their home in Richmond.
At Virginia Beach.
A number of Richmond people are
stopping at the Fa!rbourne Cottage.
Virginia Beach. Among these are Mr.
and Mrs. William Grimmell. DR.. and
Mrs. Louise Z. Guy and their sons, Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. sitterdins. Miss
NJ. Sitterding. Mr.. and Mira. a.
Won Rosenegk and their daughters
Herbert Spott. Z. Ether!dgc. w. ].
Baton, Richard Bugg, l.. Boisseau and
B. Twlford.
Waiting in Portsmouth.
Miss Mary Madelyn Weinburg has left
Richmond to spend a short time with
her sister. Mrs. G. Stcinbcrg. OF Ports
mouth. They Will then leave for Wash
lngion where they expect 10 meet their
sister. Miss Goldie Weinberg. of At
lanta. who has Joined the hospital
corps. and will leave shortly for France
Y. w. &. A. Ln,vn Party.
a lawn party will be given by the
T. NJ. T. ~. Club of the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association Friday
evening from TO 10 o'clock. The party
will take place at the home Of Miss
Hattie Carver. 1896 Garland Avenue.
Barton Heights. Thers will be music.
games and refreshments. Proceeds of
the entertainment are 20 be used for
sending a delegate to the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association Conference
at Blu. Ridge. y. c.
CloxinE Recital.
The pupils OF Miss Roberta Mitchell
gave their closing recital at her studio.
1929 Hanover Avenue. Friday evening
before large audience. Those TAX
ing part in the program were: Misses
Gertrude Smith. Helen Anderson
Lucille Mayheld. Anna Smith. Doris
Crawford. Margaret W!ngfeid, Isabel
Smith. Dorothy Page. Monica Frsch-
korn and Alfred Heslep.