The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-24
fNTElDA MEREDITH DTTTZ, Editor
Telephone Madison 1879.

ing.
Owing 70 recent bereavement in the
hri5e'S family. only about twenty-five
relatives and intimate friends attend
ed the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs Maybee win reside
with the grooms parents. DR.. and
Mrs. William J. Naybee. at Bensley,
on the Petersburg turnpike.
Om-of- Tr~yn Guests.
Among the out -oh-town guests at
tho Sinro ,s---S Sands wedding today
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Sands. OF New York; Miss Caroline
sands, OF New Jersey; Mr.. and Mrs.
Sarius peg15es. OF South Carolina. Mr..
and Mrs Holmes Sin~Dns. of Column
hia s G.; Dr. and YRS Mitchell.
Charleston S. c. Mr.. Htunilton Bur
nett, Nashville, Tenn; Miss Nancy
Watson. Danvile: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles #. O'Nein, A}temarle: Miss
Margaret Fox. Athemarle county: Mr.
and Mrs Charles BocoCk. Keswick,
Va Mr. David CluLs. Little Rock.
Ark. Mr. Albert Manicy. Washing
-on, MIR. Hugh Scihels Columbia, s.
G: Mr.. IT. x. Byrne. birmingham,
Ala.
Personals
Mrs. Lawrence Talliaferro and her
young daughter are the guests of Mrs.
TaihaJerros sister, Mrs G.. r. Grim
nell. OF 2344 West Grace street.
william Walden. Of $50 West Grace
street is spending some time with
his parents in Charleston, s. c.
Mr. and Mrs F. Julian Herndon.
who were married In this city Mon
day. April l6. have returned from
lygt 4ri, will a n
their home in Raleigh. n. c.
Mrs James Burton poau. Of Cincin-
natl, O. is a guest of her relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. Ra@soll II. Snead OF lngle-
side court Ms poan, who is one OF
the most pr0oDnent society and club
women of Cinannsti. WAS last week in
attendance a c.he annual conference Of
the Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton in washing ton, Mrs. Doan is a
member OF the United Daughters od the
Confederacy In Cincinnati. and is 4
well-known art connoisseur. Her
home contains many rare examples Of
the great masters Of painting,
Mrs Matthew NJ Macdougall 81
Elizabeth. \. J, who has been attend
+ ing the annual conference of the
+ Daughters OF the American Revolution
4 H.
/ G. Lee Moore, OF West Grace street,
! Miss Maudo Woodhn returned to
/ Blackstone yesterday. after n week
end visit ut the home Of her parents,
, in Ashland.
Entertained In Norfolk
J Miss Kitty Hardy. OF this city, was
among the guests at an informal card
party given last Thursday afternoon
in Norfolk by Mrs. r. Garnett
Jordan.
II the = VI \. Hop.
/ Among those dancing at the Staun-
ton Military academy Easter hop last
Thursday evening were Miss Margaret
Enslow. Of Richmond. with Cadet
Barnes. and Miss Graeme Henson, OF
Richmond, with Cadet Hunt.
At tho Art Club.
DR. Walter Montgomery, professor
Iof Latin AT Richmond college, will ad-
dress the Art Club OF Richmond this
afternoon at 40 O'Clock on Folk
Lore" Or. Montgomery is secretary
of the Folk Lore Society Of Virginia,
and not only well acquainted with his
subject, but an entertaining speaker.
Mrs Henry Aylett sampson viii intro
duce Dr. Montgomery. Following his
talk, Mrs. r. II. Elicit will pour tea.
invitation tn Garden Club,
All mem bers Of the James River
Garden club are invited to be present
a ,'e Woman's club tomorrow after
noon Al l30 o'clock. to hear Mrs
Lindsay Patterson, OF Winston Salem
y. G., talk on THE Flowers of Shakes
peare's Time This IS the regular
literary round table OF the Womans
Cluh
Last Concert BY Musicians
Miscellaneous composers will con
tribute TO the program for the final
p morning concert of the Musicians
CInh Of Richmond, which takes place
Wednesday at II o'clock in The audi
I forum OF the Woman's club. A long
list of artiTts Will appear among
them being the Woman's Quartet OF
+ Richmond members OF which are
Mrs. II. L.. SkidmorP. Miss LuCv
I GWathmey, Mrs. Hamilton Smith and
Mrs George Bethel. with Mr.. James
Womhle as acCompa mist Miss Juliet
Anderson, Mrs Richard w Caring
ton. William II. Trieg. Ir.. Mrs. W
Henry Baker, George Bethel. George
*. Harper. Hamilton Smith. Joel
, Goodiett Cleveland Wright Miss
! Florence Danscy and Miss Katherine
, Thurston.