Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

shade. and her bouquet was OF orchids
and lilies OF tho valley. DR.. II. Lee
Large, OF this city. was the Rroom's
best man and only attendant.
Interesting Announcement.
Mr. and Mrs. william D. Brown. OF
Hiltonhcad. S. c., announce the en-
gaEement OF their daughter, Helen
StockwelI. to William Arthur Camp
bell, OF Sheldon, s. c.
Miss Brown is graduate OF the
Woman's College. and q cousin Of Mrs.
Rupert Vaughn Lloyd and Mrs. l.. ".
will take place some time this sum
lSmer.
Ga rden Party OF Interest.
or much interest is the garden party
TO be given by the residents of st.
Paurs Church Homo the first week
| In June. The entertainment will take
place In the afternoon and also at
night, tic date to be announced later.
There arc In the homo. which is as
! tablished at $50 East Leigh Street,
twenty-four Kirls ranging in ago from
seven to seventeen. and each OF them
! will appear upon the interesting pro-
gram which is now being arranged by
the superintendent. Miss Anna r.
! Coyne. Refreshments will be served.
! The proceeds will be for the benefit OF
the home. and therefore, the public.
| especially the congregation OF st.
| Paurs Episcopal Church. is invited TO
| attend. Officers of the board OF man :
ayers are: president. Mrs. D. A. Kuyk
| first vice-presidont. Mrs. John Kerr
! Branch: second vice-president. Mrs. w.
| s. Robertson: third vice president, Mrs
]. j. Hickok: treasurer Mrs. John
Blair: recording secretary. Mrs. f.
Randolph Williams; corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs. Thomas p. McAdams
| Y. w. c. A. Graduates.
~ tbreo r,i,o
the Red Cross classes at the Y. W. c.
A will be held Wednesday evening at
$3.50 o'clock in the 7. ". e. A. audi
| torum. DIR. Robert G. Bryan will de-
liver tn. certificates and Henry W.
Anderson will make an address. The
public Ia invited to attend. This meet
ing Ia under the auspices OF tho club
formed by those who took these classes
This club has been making bandzKes
for the Red Cross since its formation.
1Iis. Gresham's Lecture.
Members OF the Highland Park
/ Woman's Club enjoyed a lecture Fri-
| day by Miss Hattie Bell Gresham, who
| had for her subject. The Origin OF
! Literature" This being the last meet
! ing before adjournment for the sum-
! rer. reports were read bS chairmen Of
various standing committees. who all
| gave evidence Of good work accom-
/ piishfd. Much interest was shown IN
/ The exhibit OF work done for the Red
/ Cross by the club members. assisted
/ by other women Of Highland Park,
! four individual outfits having been
! purchased and made UP by these women
/ be continued through the coming va
| cation.
EnER cement Announced.
Mr.. and Mira. Benjamin billiard an
nounce the engn cement OF their dauEh-
ter, Eulsiie to Morgan Lafayette
/ Combs. OF Southwest Virginia The
! wedding will be celebrated early in
June st the home OF the bride-elect.
| and will be very quiet. owing to re-
! cent mourning in the family.
, Annual LAWN Feie.
The annual garden party given by
Est. Stephens Guild in Westhanpton
xviii take place at Mrs. George Tow
iEerss home. "Edgewood," Tuesday; az
lsksrncon, from to. o'clock. A new
! feature OF the entertainments this year
1 Is that, supper Will be served from
G.. to o'clock on the lawn, aud small
l;Parties Will be entertained. among
| them being Mrs. John y. Leary. Mrs
Jennings Wise. Miss Frances Scott.
| Mrs. ST. George Anderson. Flowers
! will be displayed in booths. and at
tractive games for the children have
| been arranged.
| Concert Tuesday.
Marcus Kellcrman. baritone. will
| give conccrt-recital for the benefit
| Of, the Capital CITY Division, Virginia
! Branch. National League for Women's
Service. at the Jefferson Auditorium.
Tuesday evening, at $50 o'clock.
Presentation of Prize.
| THE Richmond Chapter. u. p. c.. win
present TO the child at John Marshall
High School the prize for the best
essay ION the Confederate Navy, on
Tuesday morning at SAB o'clock. The
| chapter invites any who are interested
to.attsnd the presentation.
Pretty Wedding.
| The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
NJ. Chaisa will be the scene OF pretty
wedding next Saturday evening. when
| thor, daughter, Alice Theresa, will be-
| come the bride OF Thurman c. Chill
dress. The parlors will be decora ted
with palms and ferns; and the bride
will enter with her father, by whom
she Will be given In marriage. Her
gown will be Of gray GeorgetIe crepe.
with hat to match. and she will carry
| Il bouquet of Bride roses.
Miss Grace Chaisa will be her sis
| tcr's maid Of honor, and the brides
maids will be Misses Ethel Randlett
! and Mary Barnett
! An aisle will be formed of white
ribbons held by little Misses Mary
Ruth Butler and Mary Taylor. Little
! Mary Theresa Metcalfe will carry the
! ring on a silver tray.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Childress Will leave for an
| extended Northern tour.
| Engagement Announced.
! On Thursday night the engagement
! of Miss Callie Margaret Pond, daugh-
ter OF T. r. Pond. of Suffolk. and Ar
thur l.. Cox. publisher OF the Bruins
wick Times-Gazette, Lawrcnceville.
| was announced at a unique Pine
Party" given TO the members of the
Senior Fidelis Glass and Girls Aux
| iliary of the Lawrenceville Baptist
Church, of which class Miss Pond is the
| leader. at the residence of MFR. and
Mrs l.. n. Lee. West Second Street,
La%renceville. The decorations for the
occasion were rustic, pine cones and
sprigs OF pine being used, while in the
ceirter of the table burned "coun-
ell fire" made by colored bulbs placed