Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

WAS given by Mrs. Arthur Stansbury,
OF Norfolk; Miss Belle Johnson, Mrs.
Henry ASlctt Sampson and Mss Louise
Williams On May the second en-
Miss Doris Baker and Miss Williams:
OH Friday. May 10. by Mrs. Richard
FOX. Miss Katherine Thurston and Miss
Mary Shelton. Tho enterta inments
nave been greatly appreciated by the
soldiers. who, after listening TO the
sotoists. have Joined with them in the
singing OF patriotic songs. The Mu-
stcians' Club is doing a great work.
and plans to continue their visits twice
weekly. These concerts arc given
under the auspices OF The war camp
activities.
interesting Lecture.
One OF the most interesting charity
events of this month will be the illus
trated lecture given by Charles Upson
Clark on Fighting Above the Clouds"
titaly's part in the war;. which will
pc hcld Tuesday evening ut $50 o'clock
IN the jefferson auditorium. 1t is a
most interesting and unusual lecture
and 10 illustrate his talk. MIR. Clark
mas brought with him not only slides
! from hitherto inaccessible photographs
but he Will have motion pictures that
1 have never been shown in America
pictures especially prepared for him by
the Italian government. The beauty
/ or these official Italian pictures is al
| ready well known in America, especial
| ly those pictures of tho fighting In
| the high Alps.
Mr.. Clark comes TO raise money for
the relief work, and all tho proceeds
| OF his tour will be devoted to aiding
Italian blind and manned soldiers
| The lecture here is under the auspices
OF the Alumnse Association OF the
! Virginia Randolph Elicit School. and
ali interested are invited to attend
| number OF prominent women will act
| as patronesseS.
Ailcn-aIays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. w. Mays. $40 North
Thirty-sixth Street. announce the mar
rage Of their daughter, Miss Nellie
Mays. to Howard Frederick Allen. OF
Fresno. Cal. which took place at their
home Tuesday afternoon, Rev. C. II.
| Smith officiating.
/ Rires-Dunlop.
! Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Dunlop Chandler
announce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter. Anne Boyd. formerly OF the Uni
versity OF Virginia, to John Hicks
Rives- Jr. United States Army. on May
! III Hopewell. There were no at
| tendants. and the ceremony, which was
! performed by Rev. NJ. B. WinEficld, Of
the Christian Church was solemnized
| in the presence of relatives and mem
bers of the two families Mr. Riyes
Rives. OF Norfolk, and Is a brother
| OF Lieutenant James d. Rives United
| states Navy. He was formerly
member OF the law firm OF S. S. P.
| Patteson, in Richmond where he prac
uced his profession until leaving in
April for Camp Lee. They will re-
side for the present with the brides
parents.
Mny Fctc at "Paxton.,
Committees for the May fete at
Paxton" on the afternoon Of Nav %
are securing many attractions to in
sure ,.i ,ne'r patrons charming enter
tainment The dancing committee
Mrs. +. V. Valentine. chairman, with
/ Mrs. w. A. Powers and Mrs J. Amber
( Johnston AS assistants. have full
program, including da noes by little
Miss Estelle Dennis, with several Other
attractive features. Bridge tables can
be reserved through Mrs. F. e Nolt-
ing and Mrs Frank Christian, ard the
guests Will be received by Miss Emily
Harvie, Mrs Walter X Martin, Mrs,
John l.. Williams and Mrs Eaorss w
Bagby.
The fete is from to : o'clock. and
VIII be given under the auspices OF
INC Female Humane Association. Mrs
Lewis c. Williams. president. The
,ioWer booth will be in charge OF Mrs.
McNeiii and Mrs. Robert H. Talley,
MISS Annie Christian and Mrs John
shelton Williams; the committee on
novelties for the entertainment in
cludcs Miss Mary Maury Robinson, Mir.
william Ruin Cox and Mrs Fred Sco,t
mere VIII be dancing and bridge md
many other delightful features have
tend. "
AT Camp Pike.
Lieutenant Frank II. Redwood. M r.
-. VINO is stationed az the base hos
pital. Camp Pike, Ark, has baen nro-
N,
or ms good services rendered n-e
Redwood and her children lef, a ehort
Whi!e ago for Camp Pike TO be with
captain Redwood, and will be estab-
!ished there for the summer
10 tnfurl Service Flag.
The patriotic people O. old C;oocb
iahd are preparing 10 unfurl a service
nag TO the honor OF the county bovs
VINO have gone 10 the front The flag
WI! De raised early in June, on The
same day the monument 10 the Boys
OF 1851" is unveiled. at the courthouse
thus linking the past and tho preseoL'
any one who knows of Goochland boz
VINO mas gone TO fight for his country
II asked TO send in his name a, once, so
ms star may be on the flag. Mrs. J.
h"osoh' OF Femoerton. Va, ia chair
man OF the committee in charge.
OF InrcIest Here.
MI ana Mrs. \. A. Speer, OF 1921
Ne" Hampshire avenue. Washington.
announce tho engagement Of their
e"ushter' katherine BRADLEY. TO Lieu
tenant Junius i. Powell T. S. = O.,
tnat city, now at Camp Lee. The we'd
d'hs VIII take place shortly, owing TO
possible orders TO the bridegroorn-eJcc
70 go overseas. Miss Speor is an ac
cornpiished and brilliant musician ana
pianist VINO spen, some years in Ger.
many completing her education Mr.
and Mrs. Speer have mad. a wi1a rIr.
Gle of friends in Waahinrtoo Yhnr.
,hey have lived corn aratively ten
years.
returning to WaAhinStna
hrs z. vi. Hayes and her darph,.,
Mrs James " Wilson OF S,a,.sviII.
g. have been spending som. tin,e
WIN Nr. and Mrs. Henry T.: !.i,cfford
a 'heir home III this ci;y. en- rout. r.,
Washington, where they viii be .s,,t,.
i,Shed Tor months aoIourn Mira
liaycs' who is the widow OF the lat.
'ehe!ai r. NJ Hayes. visited In Rich.
'ho"d when F!tzhGGh lie. va. CIV.
ernor Of Virginia and was the pu..,