The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-22

Miss Vera Curtis Of the Metropolitan
opera company, will he introduced at
the first spring musical at the Wo-
mans club this afternoon at 60
o'clock in an interesting program.
Miss Willis Alling will play her piano
accompaniments. Mrs, Rash Cwath =
mey is chairman of the afternoon.
The program. which will be made up
entirely of songs, promises to be a
real treat and members OF the club
will have the opportunity at this time
of hearing one of the popular sopranos
in the musical world.
At the Art Club.
Mrs. Joseph W Everett will speak
on Decorative Art at the Art cIu b
tomorrow afternoon at <.30 o'clock.
Miss susan Wilson and Miss Anne
Fletcher will be hostesses OF the after
noon.
The Every Monday Club.
The Every Monday club meets this
afternoon at O'Clock in the home OF
Mrs II. L. HAden, 2440 Park avenue.
Mrs Isaac Diggs Is chairman Of the
afternoon and will read a paper on
The Art of John Binger Sargent and
Cecilia Beaux."
Hcindl-Bertrnnd.
An Interesting wedding Of Saturday
was that Of Miss Elizabeth Austin
Bertrand of West avenue, the daugh-
ter OF Mrs Frederick o. Bertrand, to
Lieutenant Louis Armlstead Heindl. L.
s. A. the son Of Louis Heindl of
Grove avenue. The ceremony was cell
ebrated in St Paul's Episcopal church
Saturday afternoon by the Rev. W.
Russell Bowie and the Rev Lenotr
Valentine Lee. f. Flaxington Harker
PLAYED the wedding music.
The bride entered and was given in
marriage by her uncle. Charles Magill
Drewry, Of "Mineols." Chesterfield
county. She wore an afternoon dress
of blue Georgette crepe. with hat to
correspond and she carried lavender
orchids. Her only attendant was her
sister. Miss Mary Magill Bertrand, who
wore a frock OF yellow Georgette crepe
and carried shower Of sweetpeas.
immediately after the ceremony Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Heindl left for a short
Northern trip, after which they will
make their home in New port News,
Concludes Visit Here.
Ernest Calls who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Rich
mond, has returned 10 his home in
South Hin, Va.
Ponfius---Hoore.
A wedding OF interest in the state
was celebrated in the home OF Luther
Good, at Goods Mill Va. Tuesday
evening, April 16, when his niece, Mas
Edith Lillian Moore became the bride
of David Hoffman Pontius. L. s. A,
of Camp SEWER. n. C.. and the son or
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pontius. of Elk
mart, Ind. The Rev. W S Crick per-
formed the ceremony in the presence
of a large asssmblaRe OF relatives and
friends. The bride was given in mar
rage by her uncle. J. Holmes Moore.
of Harrisonburg. Miss Mary Wine
of Harrisonburg, played the wedding
RAI thz p
mony Mrs Pontius is the daughter
of the late Il h m a Moore. or
massanutta Springs She is graduate
Of Harrisonburg Normal school ana
she has many friends in this city.
Nunnaliy--Barnes.
The marriage has been announced
of Miss Marguerite Olive Barnes, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ;, n: barnes'
of Norfolk, to Charles w. Sunnally,
of Norfolk. The ceremony was solemn
ized in Freemason Street a t t
church on Thursday evening Miss
Grace E. Nunpally, the grooms sister
was the brides only attendant The
bride wore a gown of white Georgette
crepe with q white Georgette hat and
carried a shower of Brides roses and
lilies of the valley. Her maid OF honor
wore a frock OF gray crepe meteor
and Georgette creme and carried Sun
burst roses ana sweetpeas. After a
Northern trip M. and Mrs. NunnalIy
will make their home in Norfolk.
school, of Expression Opens.
Tomorrow the Richmond School of
Expression opens for a summer ses-
sion at Mrs Thurstons studio on
Allen avenue. The course will include
comrJete training in various branches
of dramatic work and the latest
dances.
At the Y. W. e. A.
The, eiaxs In cantssn cookery atrtss