Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
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Fersity OF Virginia. are spending some
time at tho Chesterfield Apartments
Mrs. Woods and Miss Woods arrived
IN Richmond last week.
OF Interest Here.
The announcement OF tho marriage
OF Mrs. Lydia B. Etchison. to Lieu
tenant Edward Packard Ellis, which
took place at tho Church of tho AS
cension In New York City, December
20. Is OF interest 10 the friends OF Mrs.
Ellis in Richmond and throughout V!r-
ginis. Lieutenant Ellis was Squad
ron man before he entered the ser
vice.
Military Hall.
an interesting event in Richmond
Will be the military ball In the Blues
Armory Saturday evening. The ball is
ned under the auspices Of the God
mothers League. and Is for the bene-
nj OF the Ninth Company OF the Vir-
Einia Coast ARTILLERY. Of which Mrs.
william A. Cheatwood Is chairman.
Flags and palms will be used in the
decoration and the Jazz band OF the
aviation squadron VIII play for the
dancing.
Flags and balloons viii be sold by
Misses Marie l.. Cheat-ood, Alma Ad-
kins. Emma Garcln. Alice Strickland.
Ruth Evans. Ruth Sa,terfeld. Anna Lee
Z.
and many novel and attractive features
nave been arranged
Mrs. Hamilton II. Chaiklcy Is chair
man OF the ticket committee. and Mrs.
a. Percy Digs and Mrs. Robert II.
Blanhenshp. patroaesses Miss Ecatres
Canepa !a chairman OF refreshments.
ass!s,ed by Mrs. i. w. wlse.nan. Mrs.
w. B Bradley, Mrs. John y. Ryan and
Mrs Henry =. Cooper
Among the many prominent guests to
he present viii be Governor Stuart and
staff. Mayor Ainslie. Lieutenant Will
liam a. stuart, Captain and Mrs.
ChaHeH CORTLAND Walton. Major and
Mrs. +. r D!ckman, Captain Logan
and other officers from the Ninth Com
pany. Virginia Coast Artillery. omce-.
from Camp Ice. and Colonel and Mrs.
Henry Fairfax Ayres.
Additional pa;ronesscs are Mrs Wal
lace T. Brown. Mrs. ~ G, Adkins, Mrs.
r. Harris, Mrs. Everett" Horne. Mrs
orien White. Mrs. MILAN H. Adams.
Mrs Rosa =. Mcdowell. Mrs w "
Grasswi.t. Mrs. q. W. Abbott. Mrs. W.
W. Hardwick. Mrs. James j.. Stuart.
Mrs. Laura Tar,er Mrs. ]. +. Falling
Mrs. J. Anthony. Mrs. Frank k,nsey.
Mrs. w. w. Sale Mrs. George Ainslie
Mrs. Graham r. Ilobson, Mrs. George
Gibson. Mrs. John Stayman. Mrs Henry
g. Cooper. Mrs l.. r. Stern, Mrs But
y. -
Bryan. Mrs. 6. g. Barksdale. Mrs j.
Gordon Smith, Mrs. Granville Gray. Mrs
crmund Young. Mrs. Barton II. Gruudy
Mrs. f.. G. Laird, Mrs Herbert Mann
Confederate HALL Saturday Night.
one o. the attractive events o. the
week will be the annual Confederate
ball and card party which is given b.
the Richmond Chapter. United DauEh-
tcrs Of tho Confectionery. for the bene-
n volt nf ~
Division, United Daughters OF the Con
rcderarv The ballroom VIII be ar
ranged for dancing. and an orchestra
viii play for the dancing. Card tables
viii be arranged In the drawinG-roorn
ana supper VIII he eeryci at II O'Clock
The entertainment will take place a;
the Woinana Clvb Saturday evening
and !. III" cha ptcr's celebration Of Gem
oral Lcsa birthday. Officers o. the
chapter viii receive and all interested
arc Invited to attend.
Mrs. j. i. Bowman is chairman Of the
card party, assisted h. Mrs. Randolph
WALKING and Mrs. Iaugh,on w Muck
at the conclusion Of tho game. supper
viii be acrvcd.
Pretty Wedding.
4 pretty wedding Of this week. al.
though quietly celebrated. ,ook place
yesterday morning ~ 1880 O'Clock a;
tho Church Of the Epiphany, OF which
the brides father, tn. late Rev. I. H.
kuyk, was a former rector, when Miss
hdriana kuEis waa married to Charles
Ralph Ludwig, also OF this city. The
church was decorated with palms and
lighted candlca. and the ceremony was
performed rs Rev. G.. Peyior Craighiil
IN the presence ot The two immediate
families. J. Lamont Ga!bra!th PLAYED
the wedding music. and the bride. who
Il.
9th and vas given away - her
brother. Robert g kuyk She wore
travelling suit OF green velvet. with
furs and Il brown hat and a corsase
bouquet OF orchids. The groom was
attended b. Russell High as hes; man.
and the u2hers We're Walter Sharitz.
James Wonlble. John Wo.nble and
Horace Powell, Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig left for
a honeymoon in New York ana other
Northern cities. TIE marriage is OF
much interest in Richmond. where the
bride and groom are both prominent
tn musical circles. and both are mem
hers cs the choir a; the First Freshly
terian Church here.
Wedding Thi, Evening.
The marriage OF Miss Juliet May An
derson daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Anderson. to r. NirG!nius Berry
will be celebrated this evening al $50
o'clock in the Seventh Street Christian
Church After wedding journey Mr.
Berry and his bride will be at home in
Roland Park. after February 10.
Concert Tonight.
Under the auspices OF the Musicians
Club Of Rirhmon1 the Flonzalcy Quar-
tct "hl give concert. The affair
will be held in the auditorium Of the
Jefferson Hotel this evening at sac
o'clock. and the following program
will DO rendcrcd:
Iaydn-Quartet in ID major, Or. IS
No. >: AlieSretto, Allegro: Largo canta-
bile mesto; Menuetto. Presto. Schu-
sio Motto" from quartet in
a major. OPP. Il, No. g. Dvorak-
Quartet In + major. OPP. s6 cAmeri.
CAM; Allegro ma non troppo; Lento;
Melto vivacc: Vivace ma non troppo
Joseph pcaight--"The Lonely sep
herd" (from the collection. Shake
spearean Fairy. Characters.'). Percy
Grainger-"Moliy on the Shore" Brit
iSh folk music scttinSs).
The quartet arrived in Richmond yes
terday. and are stopping at the Jeffer-
son Hotel.
Enters Aviation school.
Paul Goode Perdue, who is an
alunnus of Richmond College. class
1916. and formerly n member of the