Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-08
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Miss Jane Warren Christian. Of New
aork City. is spending some time In
Tienmond as the guest Of Miss Phyllis
Taylor at the home of her parents.
Or. and Mrs. Phil Taylor. 1911 Monu-
mcnt Avenue. Miss Christian has sew
eral times visited in this city.
Miss Lee Honored.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. wife of the
secretary OF the navy. entertained Mt n
Tea dance "Wednesday afternoon COM
piimentary TO the women officially con-
nected with the various Confederate
organizations now In Washington in
e,uoins MISS Mary Gusts Lee. daughter
OF General Robert f.. Lee, sponsor fer
the south. and tho sponsors. chaper-
onS, maids and matrons of honor
Tho house was transformed into
Nerttable garden OF spring blossoms
and an orchestra played throughout
the afternoon.
olgs. Daniels was assisted by Miss
mary GUSTS Lee. Mrs. George l.. Har-
rison. wife of the general commanding
me reunion; Mrs. Odenheimer presi-
dent-general of the District division,
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
and the hostess house guests. Mrs.
thrash. presidcnt-general of the North
Carolina division, United Daughters OF
INC Confederacy; Mrs. James Briggs.
president of the johnson Peuig:cw
Chapter. of Raleigh. N c.: Mrs. I'll. a.
London. president Of the Winnie Davis
Chapter. Of Pittsboro. y. C.: Miss Mary
C!eaves Daniels. Miss Camilla London
and Miss Josephine White.
The guests included the commandment
and executive beard of the Sons of the
Confederate Veterans and a number OF
young naval officers and students from
the reserve offers training camp at
Fort Mycr.
PupilA' Nccitst.
An interesting program will be
given by the younger students of the
HequembourG School Of Music this
afternoon at { o'clock at the Corley
auditorium. The program will be com
posed of childrcns class-work and
more advanced solo work by the larger
children. All interested are invited TO
attend.
Gnrden Party For Charity.
4 garden party Will be given this
afternoon and evening ST. Parls
Church Home grounds from to .
o'clock Cor the benefit OF the summer
camp. There will be patriotic exer-
cises given by the girls ard refresh
ments Will be served. Many attractive
features have been arranged and The
public Is invited TO attend II the
weather is Indictment the party will be
postponed until Saturday at the same
hours.
Biunx-Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Booth. Of
Highland Park. announce the marriage
OF their daughter Josephine Harvey TO
Edward Pearson Binns. OF Roxbury.
Arnoid-DilIon.
The marriage OF Miss Audrey Fray
ser Dillon daughter OF the late Lewis
s. and Julia e. Dillon. and Or. Ciif-
ford Hood Arnold. OF Chester. Pa. son
Of Dr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Arnold. OF Ard
more, Pa, was celebrated TUESDAY
evening at o'clock at the Tabernacle
Baptist Church. Rev. William l.. Eull
officiating. Frederick l.. Erickson. OF
the Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Bal
timore. rendered The wedding marches
and 20 Perfect Love" very softly dur
ing the ceremony. The church was
decorated in palms and Southern smi-
LAX. !nterspcrsed with French baskets
of pink roses and lilies. and pink and
white flowers were rlasscd on either
side OF the altar. The pews reserved
for the family were decorated with
standards OF lilies and roses.
The bride entered the church with
her cousin. George T. Shuman. who
save her away. Her wedding gown
was OF rroonslow satin made with an
ove.dress OF chantiily lace. and the
court train was fastened At the shout
de.s with chain OF gold and opaies-
cent beads wc.s hted with a large bead
tossel. Her tulle veil was fastened
with orange blossoms and she carried
shower bouquet of roses and lilies OF
the valley. The grooms sister. Miss
s. Elizabeth Arnold, o! Ardmorc. Pa,
was maid OF honor. and the bridesmaids
included Misses Margaret James. Madgc
Clcadon. Louise Shuman and Demetria
Smith. Little Frances ami Dorothy
Smith acted as flower girls. and r B.
Airport, Jr.. was ringbca e.. +. How
ard Harris. of Chester. Pa, WAS the
Eroorl's bes, man. The ushers were:
J. PriGe w Arnold Of Chester, Pa. DIR.
J. T. Mckinney. OF Richmond; DIR. s.
". Thompson. OF North Carolina: VIII
mer Craemer. OF Chester.
Following the ceremony at the
church reception was held a, 2l0
and Mrs L. l.. Smith. The drawing
rooms were banked with ferns nd pink
roses and the chandeliers were wound
with garlends OF smilax The dining
room was arranged with pink and
white roses and lighted andes
Among the guests from a distance
attending the ceremony were: DR.. and
Mrs. w. \. Arnold. of Ardpore, Pa:
Captain Henry Harley Arnold. L. s.
A. Mrs. Arnold, OF Washington: Mrs
W. r. Townsend. OF Baltimore: a Ear-
rison Saunders. of Columbia. S. G.
Play for Rcd Cross.
\ fairyland play will be given to-
night at SIS O'Clock at William Fox
School under the direction of Miss NJ
l.. Madeira. Forty children will take
part as fairies elves and flowers. and
part Of the proceeds will go TO the
Red Cross. The public is invited
Marriage Announced.
Mrs. NJ. T. Heyer announces the mar
riage of her daughter. Helen. to En-
NETT j. Mcsco. of this city. The cere-
mony took place May % in the Sacred
Heart Cathedral
Tiliery-Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter.
Regina, to Albert Tillery. The mar