Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-24
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I,
OF Furmville, announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage OF
their daughter, Elizabeth, to Frank
Moduma Sanger. OF Norwalk. Conn. The
marriage will be celebrated the latter
part of June.
Fnshtonable Card Parry To-Day.
ono OF the largest and most import
amt charity events OF the month will
he the subscription card party given
at o'clock this afternoon at the Coun-
try Club OF Virginia. under the aus
ptces OF tho Belle Harrison and Anne
rage Bruce Circles for the benefit Of
mo Shelterin8 Arms Free Hospital
Tea will be served on the lawns and
terraces OF the club. The entertain
ment promises TO be Il most attractive
one.
All VINO attend are urged to register
'heir tables beforehand TO avoid dis
comfort and delay, and they arc also
asked 10 bring their own cards and
pencils.
Prominent Wedding.
y marriage OF interest In Norfolk.
and throughout the State. is that Of
Miss Ruth Mary IIarahan. daughter
OF william Johnson IIarahan. p:~si-
dent OF the Scaboard Air Line Railroad
ana Mrs. liara han. and Louis Fred
erick Mouquin. Jr.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
L. +. Mouquin. OF Chicago
me church was Handsomely deco
rated with palms. ferns, bride roses
and hydranscas. and the altar with
white roses and cathedral candles.
the nupttal mass was celebrated By
Bishop y. ]. OConncll. OF Richmond.
"ssis,ed BY ten priests. and the mass
was SUNG by quartet from the Metro
nolitan Opera Company
The bride. who WAS given in mar
risEe by her father wore a gown OF
white satin and ,ullc. with court
train edged with point lace. Her veil
OF rose point lace. which was worn
by her mother on her wedding day.
reached TO the end OF the long court
train ana fell from a ccronct of orange
blossoms. Her bouquet was shower
Of lilies OF the valley and orchids. Miss
susanna Iiarahan, sister OF the bride,
Was her maid Of honor. and wore a,
gown o! pale blue Georgct,e crepe.
and her flowers were bouquc, uf
white orchids and blue iris.
Two little sisters Of the bride.
Theodore and Virginia. acted as flower
Eirls, and they wore frocks OF blue
tullc and carried basket hats flied
with roses and tied with silver gauze
The bridegroom had az his best man
Jamc iIarahan brother Of the bride.
and the ushcrs included Leighton
Smith. Of Belle IIarbor: lUchard smith
Of New York jefferson Davis, OF Belle
IIarbor. and Jack Mcclure. OF New
York
To Give Concert Recital.
Marcus kellcrmau. baritone. VIII
give conccrt-recital for the bonont
OF tho Capital City Division Virginia
Branch. National League for Woncn's
Service. at tho jefferson Auditorium,
Tuesday evening. May 20. at $50
o'clock.
Immediately following the ceremony
there was q wedding breakfast and re-
ception AT Neponsit. the home OF tho
brides parents. Tn" house was deco
rated throughout with Killarney roses,
palms. ferns aud fcatoons Of Southern
snilaN. There were about 800 guests
present. y stringcd orchestra played
during tho breakfast, and later for
dancing. Mr.. and Mrs. Mouauin left
for an extended wedding trip. after
which they will reside in Chicago.
To Give Pisy.
Tho Old Maids Convention" and
Ma Sweet" will bc given by tho Camp
Fire Girl. OF the House of Happiness
Tomorrow night at Sis o'clock. These
attractive little plays viii take place
in tho auditorium OF Springfield School.
corner Of Twcnty-siXth and Leigh
Streets, and the public is invited TO at
tcuJ.
The entertainment is for tho benefit
Of the girls camp. II is expected that
- largo audience will be present.
Opening Dance.
The Suburban Club will open its sum-
mer social season fo-niSh, with x dance
At tho clubhouse from $50 unit! 1880
o'clock.
MusIcale Tonight.
Tho Young Ladies Auxiliary Of First
Presbyterian Church will give a must
Gale concert in the lcctureroom Of tho
church this evening at s:i5 o'clock for
the benefit Of mountain mission work.
Those OH the program arc: Mrs. Il. l..
Skidmore. Mrs r $ IIudgnS. Joseph
Whittcmore and Samuel Skiar. vioiinis,.
The public in invited
IN AND NUI' OF TOWN.