Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
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Monday. April >. and automobile trips
nave been arranged for those desiring
70 visit jamestown and Yorktown at
th,s time. Many interesting parties
VIII he entertained.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Airs. j. George Weiss OF
2"ll Nenable Street. announce the en-
easement and approaching marriage Of
their daughter, Annie Katherine, to
Ihomas Joseph Mountz, also Of this
r. CITY. The wedding will take place in
the early part of April.
Charity Event.
one Of tho most unique and delight
iui entertainments for children ever
given in Richmond Will he produced
al the Jefferson Hotel about the middle
OF April under the auspices Of the Blu
reau OF Vacations. with Mrs Thomas
< Gordon as chairman of the COM
inittee. The entertainment will take
inc form of childrcns party with
n'hcing ut the end. but it's chief fcn-
lure Will be a Mother Goose panto-
mime play. IN which children of ages
ranging from three to thirteen years
VII take part. The play Will be pro-
duced under tho direction Of it's author.
Rose Strong Hubbcll. of New York
NY. who is widely known for her
imaginative" writing for children. Tiny
tots VIII he howers in Mistress Mary's
garden. little human faces Will peep
Unfortunate kittens who lost their nit
tens and from the woody forms Of
those sheep that cost Bo-peep so much
care. King Cole viii he there with his
miniature hddlers. Simple Simon, and
others of their kind
Annual Ten OF A. T. Y, a.
Arrangements have been made by
me Association for the Preservation
OF Virginia Antiquities for it's annual
,ea, which is TO take pIac" in the John
M"rshail House the afternoon of April
~ from To ociock. Invitations
10 ths entertainment will be issued
within fe" weeks. Each year mem
hers OF the state branches of the as
ISOLATION come TO Richmond to attend
. tho tea, IL is one OF the most at
ifactiVe features of the spring season
ohicerS Of the organization receive the
guests: who are served by the Younger
"em1crH Mrs. Horace Wexford Jones
- IN charge OF the entertainment
May 10 is the date selected for the
annual pilgrimage of the a. i. V a.
10 jamestown. and the committee in
'harF" includes Mrs. Arthur y VIII
n.r Mrs l.. y. Hotchkiss Miss Bette
E'IEson. Robert \. Lancaster Jr. VIII
Ham q. Stanard and Morgan =. Robin
son.
In Richmond.
Air and Mrs. Elbridge W. Palmer
ana their small son, Weymouth. Of New
York cry. arrived from Atlantic civ
~ "
lhey viii spend III. Weekend win
Air. ana Nrs. John Thompson 1000
hirh Avenue. before rcturnin. 10 their
nome the latter part OF tho month
Home Wedding.
Pnims and candles decorated tho
nome OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Julian NJ lord
.l25 Fairrnomnt Avenue. Monday night
Tor The marriage OF Miss Eva Man
'ahnieT. formerly Of Russell County.
10 Marion Bur, I.uuthian of Wash
S..lfa
ceremony took plac" at $40 O'Clock
ReN. j. Il. johnson. of Venabl. street
baptist Chkrch. oiiciating The bride
wore champa Ene-colorcd silk gown.
with Il hat Of the same shade and =
corsaGe bouquet OF valley lilies and
Bride roses. Miss I.yra V Ransom.
wearing orange coiored iame,a com
bincd with Georgettc crepe was maid
or honor and the brides only attendant.
Her bouquet was OF Sunburst roses.
Miss Frances Baylor played the wed
ding music from "l.ohengrin' as :,
professional. Bennic Wright was best
man. Following the ceremony there
WIS an informal reception and dance
Mr.. aud Mrs. IOu,hian leaving later
for the West
Approaching Marriage.
j.. W. Farmer Announces the en-
Gascment and approaching marriage OF
his daughter, Mss Drina Evelyn
Farmer. TO Julian iiutson Hill. of this
city. Inc wedding will be celebrated
on Tuesday at the home Of the bride,
: 2sli West Main Street Mr.. Hill il
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Walter {. Hill.
also OF Richmond. The wedding Will
be an interesting event of the week,
since both Miss Farmer and Mr.. Hin
.,,c widely related. and number Of
guests from ii distance will attend the
ceremony.
Mrs. bridge. Entertnincd.
y pretty afternoon tea was given
nome. 9sos-A Hanover Venue, in honor
Of Mrs. 5. ]. Bridges. OF Atlanta, The
house was decorated with yellow and
white iiowsrs and about thrty-ii five
guests called during the receiving
hours from $50 TO o'clock. Mrs. Tip
ton aud the guest Of honor received in
the drawing room. Mrs. Bridges, VINO
has been spending some time with
friends in this city. has returned IL
her home in the South.