Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-11
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society will BIO out in force til
eVomhs TO attend tho big Easter di
nsr dance ut the Country Club
virginia. About zoo people will
present. and number OF dinner pa
,ies VIII be entertained. The clu
mousse will be banked with cher
oiossoins. apple blossoms and wister
ana the gallery Will be wound wi
bariand5 of spring flowers. T.
PAGES OF the women will be mark
with corsagc bouquets Of swcctpea
ana there Will be boutonnieres for Il
men. An orchestra will play for q
dancing.
Some Of those who have rescrv
tables for guests are:
Col: James II. Branch j Mckay
Mrs: E3gerson Miss Elsie Harrison
n ErI,zsnbeth Babel Miss Z. Robertson
ETIs; y ~ Talley AShby Jones. .Jr.
Vi W.. valentino. Jr. Mrs. Ashby Jones. j
NE t Bridgeforth Mrs. Charles Robins
Mrs. John scaton Mrs A. @. SwInk
Albert w8ddey
Surney-wrlEht.
Mr., and Mrs. william Johns,
engagement and approaching ma
r'aEe OF their daughter. Margar
Gold. TO George Clarendon Nurney. S,
OK Mr. and Mrs. George w. Murine
also OF that place. The wedding wI
be celebrated on the afternoon OF Apr
IL at the homo OF the brides paren
In Suffolk
AZ the Womnn's Club.
Il
tho Literary Round Table Mt the w
mans Club this afternoon at A.;
o'clock Mrs. Montague will give q
Interesting talk on the types Of poop
FOUND In Wyoming to-day. and twcnt.
HFe years ago. She is "A charmir
speaker and hcr lectures at the 81,
are always delightful events. T,
the program.
Flay ut Wcsthnmpton.
The Dramatic Club of westhamptc
college VIII give "A charming play
no Young Mems Christian Associ;
non Auditorium on Friday evening
SI5 o'clock. The club will prcsci
The Trojan Women OF Euripidos," ar
the caste Is the same as in the su.
cessful production at the college in Il
lato fall season.
Holiday Ball Last Evening.
The Holiday Ball" given last ever
ing at tho jefferson Hotel by the Soc.
workers Of the Nurses Settlement w;
brilliant success. The ballroom W,
banked with Easter flowers and palm
anu the booths Mt which pretty ~,
cicty girls disposed OF their war,
were most uniquely arranged
An orchestra played for the dan,
Ing. and tho tables were throngcd wi,
fashionable assembly OF Richmond
smart set. Tho special dances give
by little Elinor Fry. Erncstine Baci
rach and James Edward woodnn. il
nupla OF Miss Ella Binford. we're CT
Enthusiastically applaudcd.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martin, or Fai,
\ Held. Ilenrico County. announce ~
engagement Of their daughter. Eliza
beth. TO Louis G. Blackburn. or III
city. The wedding will take place
the carly summer.
iarycy-Hrndshnw.
a pretty marriage was solcmnizcd ;
The Laurel Presbyterian Church Satui
day night at o'clock, when Miss Els
Milne Harvey. daughter of Mr. an
Mrs. a. *. Harvey, became the brio
OF Claude l.. bradshaw. OF Iialifa
County.
Tho bride wore "a gown OF white nc
win "a veil of iliusion and carrie
Bride roses. She entered the churc
with h"r maid OF honor Miss Sara
Clark. OF Jctersville. Little Elsie Ri
Hyper, niece OF the bride. carried u
ring in 81 lily. and Elizabeth Kay WI
ribbon girl
The groom entered with his be,
man, George Adams. o! Halifax.
The ushcrs were: Keith Harvey. ]
+. Harvey. w. u. Clark. and J. !
Perross. The bridal march was re,
darcd by Miss Ethel Bradshaw. sist,
~ tho groom. and w. l.. Carson sar
20 Promise Me-"
The ceremony was performed By Re
+. 7. McFaden. II. D., Of this cit
assisted by Rev w. l.. Carson, past,
OF the Laurel church.
Reception Tonight.
The Tabernacle Society Of 81. u
ter's Church will give a reception IN
evening ut the rectory OF the churc
from $3.50 10 IL o'clock. All mcmbe
of ST. Peters congregation are invit,
TO attend.
College Dance.
One or the events OF intcres, du
ing TIC Easter week will be dan
given by the senior class OF the Ben
= d:ctii.e College. In the college aud
torium on Friday. Music will be !
an orchestra and dancing Will he fro
TO 12.
Club Entertained.
The members of the Every Mond;
Club were the guests this week of NJ,
Benjamin Il. Crump. who entertain
at the home OF the president. MI
Ruth Sublett. Mrs. T.. l.. I.ayhcld II,
tn" program In charge for the atte
noon and read an Informing paper
the Russian writer. Alexander pus
: kin. and to illustrate his style. re
one Of his short stories and several
his poems. The club will meet AID
l6 with Miss Elizabeth WillinKha
1s05 Grove Avenue. There vii, be
address on "Employments Of Wome,
Card Parties Resumed.
The regular weekly card parties
tho Catholic Woman's Club will
resumed this afternoon at o'clo,
These card parties. which discontinue
during Lent, will be held throughc
the spring season.