Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-11
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nociety will BIO out in force this
eVoh'hs to attend tho big castor din
ner dance ut the Country Club of
virginia About 200 people will be
present. and Il number OF dinner par
ies VIII be entertained. The club
mousse will be banked with cherry
piossons apple blossoms and wisteria,
ana the gallery Will be wound with
sariands of spring flowers. The
PAGES OF the women will be marked
with corsagc bouquets OF swcctpeas.
ana there VIII be boutonneres for the
men, An orchestra will play for the
dancing
Some Of those who have reserved
tables for guests are:
Col James II. Branch j Mckay
SSiirs' las H. Branch Frederick Blank
Mia; Essbs,h Babel iss {. no narrrsn"
FREQ valentno Jr M4 rs Ash Gnes Jones. Jr
II MGk Judkins Dr. Charles Robins
Wis. H. erdgef9rth Mrs. Charles Robins
Mrs. John seaton Sir- A. aG q. swinx
'aT Lef t,y and others.
Surney--NYrI.,ht.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnson
Wright. OF Suffolk. have announced the
ehRhsement and approaching mar
r'age OF their daughter. Margaret
dold. TO George Clarendon Nurney. son
OK Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Nurney,
also OF that place. The wedding will
be celebrated on the afternoon OF April
FL at the homo Of the brides parents
In Suffolk
AZ the womnn's Club
birs. Jeffry Montague will address
the Literary Round Table ut the Wo-
mans Club this afternoon at 1880
ooiock Mrs. Montague will give an
interesting talk on the types Of people
round In Wyoming to-day. ana twenty
HVe years ago. She is charming
speaker and hcr lectures at the club
are always delightful events. Tea
VIII be served at the conclusion of
the program.
rlay ut Wcsthnmpton.
The Dramatic Club of westhampton
college, VIII give charming play in
no Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ZION Auditorium on Friday evening at
S:l5 o'clock. The club will present
mo Trojan Women OF Euripidos," and
me caste Is the same as in the sue
cesslul production at the college in the
lato fall season.
Holiday Ball Last Evening.
Tho holiday Ball" given last even
Eng at tho Jefferson Hotel by the Social
workers of the Nurses Settlement was
brilliant success. The ballroom was
banked with Easter flowers and palms.
anu me booths Mt which pretty no
ciciy girls disposed O! their wares
were most uniquely arranged
An orchestra played for the dane
Ing. and tho tables were throngcd with
fashionable assembly OF Richnond's
smart set Tho special dances given
by little Elinor Fry. Erncstine Bach
rach and James Edward Woodfn Jr
nupila OF Miss Ella Blnford. were en-
Enthusiastically applaudcd.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Martin. OF Fair
,held. lienrico County. announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Eliza
beth. TO Louis G. Blackburn. or this
city. The wedding will take place in
the carly summer.
Harvcy-Hrndshnw.
n pretty marriage was solcmnizcd at
The Laurel Presbyterian Church Satur-
day night at o'clock, when Miss Elsie
Milne Harvey. daughter of Mr.. ANA
Mrs a. X. Harvey, became the bride
OF Claude l.. Bradshaw of Halifax
County.
The bride wore "a gown OF white not.
with "a veil OF illusion and carried
Bride roses. She entered the church
With her maid OF honor. Miss Sarah
Clark. OF Jctersville. Little Elsie Rae
Hyper. niece OF the bride. carried tho
.in, in lily, and Elizabeth Kay was
ribbon girl.
The groom entered with his hest
man, George Adams. OF Halifax.
The ushers were: Keith Harvey. Il.
+. Harvey. w. u. Clark. and j. l..
Perross The bridal march was ron
dared by Miss Ethel Bradshaw. sister
~ tho groom. and w L. Carson sang
20 Promise Me-"
The ceremony was performed By Rev.
+. ]. McFaden. II. D., of this city.
assisted by Rev. w. L. Carson, pastor
OF the Laurel church.
Reception To- Might,
The Tabernacle Society Of ST. Pc
ters Church will give reception this
evening at the rectory Of the church.
from $50 10 IL o'clock. All members
OF ST. Peters congregation are invited
to attend.
College Dance.
One or the events OF interest dur
ing tic Easter week will be dance
given by the senior class OF the Bcne-
Il d:ctihe College, In the college audi
torium on Friday. Music viii be nv
an orchestra and dancing Will he from
TO J2.
Club Entertained.
The members OF the Every Monday
Club were the guests this week of Mrs
Benjamin T. Crump. who entertained
at the home OF the president. Miss
Ruth Sublett. Mrs T.. l.. I.ayfield had
IN" program In charge for the after
noon and read an informing paper on
the Russian writer. Alexander Push.
h'h' "'u " illustrate MS style, read
one OF MS short stories and several OF
his poems. The club will meet Aprjl
l6 with Miss Elizabeth WiIlingham
1905 Grove Avenue. There VIII be an
address on "Employments Of Women"
Card Partiea Rcsumed.
The regular weekly card parties at
tho Catholic Woman's Club win be
resumed this afternoon at o'clock
These card parties. which discontinued
during Lent, will be held throughout
the spring season.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.