Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-04
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george Barnett. at tho Marine Bar.
racks. Washington. Miss Caperton will
leave Washington shortly to attend tho
gateway School Ia New Haven. Conn.,.
% %nere she has won scholarship.
Dance Tor Younger Set.
smart affair OF Saturday evening
VIII be tho dance for tho younger girls
ana boys OF tho fashionable society
SET. which will be given in the Corley
auditorium by Miss Ella Binford and
MISS MISS Martha Purcell. Invitations to
the dance, which will begin at 8 O'Clock,
nave been limited. An orchestra will
pay Tor the dancing and tho hall will
Do prettily decorated for tho occasion.
MISS Binford has just returned to
NNiehmond. after an extended stay In
New York City.
J"nes-IaImer.
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred c. Palmer an
nounce tho marriage OF their niece.
E'sic Moore Palmer, to Edward Cary
ooneD. on Saturday, September 20. at
'ienlochan." Urbanna. The bride Ia
daughter OF tho late Walter and
hsrgaret Moore Palmer, OF Richmond.
ana the groom Is a son OF the late T. q.
'oheS, OF Urbanna. and is director of
IN, me Blue Ridge Industrial School in
Greene County.
osnce for War Library.
AN interesting affair OF this month
WIN DO tho ball given for tho benent
=. the War Library Fund at the Grays'
Armory on Saturday evening. October
~ Mrs. w. w. Sale is Chairman OF
ene Dali. and number OF prominent
women viii assist her on the com
mittees in charge or tho enter,ain.
ment. The ball will be attended by
many OF tho officers and mon stationed
near Richmond. and promises to BIO
brilliant feature OF tho early fail
Dance In Petersburg.
a. ~ I'll
HeteFsourg. Monday night was largely
attended. Among those present from
h,chmond wore: Miss Mary Nicholas
Ainslie. Miss, Alice Blair, Miss Martha
,aientine. Miss Dorothy Harrison and
, ,siss hora Caperton. Miss Knte Nor
tenant Jack London, United States
navy. gave an exhibition dance, which
was much applauded. There were $50
couples present. and the hall Was dec
grated Tor tho occasion. An orchestra
from Washington furnished the music.
and Refreshments wero served.
Leave for Camping Trip.
Misses Alice Welsh, Catherine Cross
laa Sarvay; Katharine Mayer and Mary
oaii are leaving to-day for a camping
Trip ~ Camp Greenle," three miles
rom Natural Bridge. They win be
IoInea IN Lynchourg by party OF girls
from that city. and from Roanoke. MIsa
welsh VIII be entertained at luncheon
on Friday by the Delta Chapter OF
Zeta Tan Alpha ut Randolph Macon
Womans' College.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MI. and Mrs. John W. Stubs. OF
Glcnns. Gloucester County. nnnounc.
tho engagement and approachinV yn..
rage OF their daughter, Evelyn Nav
70 John Benson Brushwood. of Adner,
me wedding Will take place in early
November
deception for Rev. and Mrs. Burkh,rt.
ReV. and Mrs william Burkhart.
-. merry on Leesourg. who has recently
come TO Richmond 10 live will be given
a reception by the congregation Of
Grace Episcopal Church Friday night
from $3.50 to IL o'clock in the Sunday
school room OF the church. Mr.. Burk-
mart was called as rector of Grace
NeV. Lanoon Mason having been made
rector emeritus. The room will be pret
thy decorated with autumn leaves and
soioenrod. and refreshments are to be
served Members OF the vestry and
,neir wives will introduce Mr.. and Mrs
Burkhart
Rev. and Mrs. Burkhart and their
daughter, Miss joan Burkhart havo
moved into their homo. 1910 Park Ave
nue.. which they will occupy this zeason.
PaskilL-MiIIer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 81. Miller An.
nounce the marriage OF their daughter
Edith. to Ira L. Paskill The ceremony
LOOK place In Washington on Tues
day. October .
Returns TO BInckstone.
Miss Annie Bryan Epes. of Black
stone, has left for her home after a
brief stay with Miss Clara yass Bey-
erly. In Richmond. Miss Epess we'd
ding will take place about the middle
or October and VIII be largely attended
by guests from this city. Her maid of
onor will be Miss Beverly, who made
her debut in town two winters ago Mt
a beautiful house dance given by her
aunt. Mrs. Robert G. Thornton. of
Monument Avenue.
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Drumeller, of
North Avenue. have issued cards an
Nouncing tho marriage OF their daugh-
Ser. Airline. to James Herbert Barlow,
the ceremony having taken place on
Wednesday September IL. at noon in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow are now at homo
at North Cherry Street.
Contribution Day.
Tomorrow will be contribution day
for the Home for Needy Confederate
Women.
In spite of the fact of the pressing
demands on every side. 1t is the earnest
hope of the committee that the appeal
will meet with the same hearty re-
sponse which 1t has received heretofore.
One hundred boxes Will be distributed
throughout the city.
Weekly Card Party.
The first weekly card party to be
given at Floyd Hall, 10 South Third
Street, under tho auspices OF the Catho-
lie Woman's Club. will be hold this
evening at $3.50 o'clock. Miss Mar
garet L. O'Brien Is chairman. All in
terested are invited
Donation Day for Dny Nursery.
Donation day for tho Fulton Day
Nursery will be held to-day. com
mittee of women will lie at the nursery
all day to receive anything sent.
Franck-Hiter.
Miss Elizabeth B. Hitter and William
B. Franck were married at 1880 o'clock
last night at the home of the bride. 1903
West Main Street. by Rev. W. c. James,
y. D.. pastor Of the Grove Avenue Bap-
fist Church. The house was decorated
with goldenrod. Miss Elizabeth Pfaff
was bridesmaid. while r. J. Franck
acted as best man. After an extended
Northern trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Franck
will ha q af