Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-28

= o'clock the grand march VIII begin.
iaren,s and friends OF the pupils arc
cordially invited 10 see them dance
over 100 pupils Will participate in this
ball and including all the regular ball
room dances and marches a program OF
fancy dances has been arranged
n .ry f0iR" oSs pupils VII ,"kS rsp Ida
ssdISr wiIGslaina Bans hi H"saIic N% a
i ,; Mary, Miller; Willie collier. Maude
s Mi K.r MY rnnaes IIIr h% s Al Nt2
Frances Schohcld. Lillian and Jean Wood
ruSker E4@s McAHai"T Blair s!TinsfsIIS%
don Rudd; Mary Ghriy!i,n Mary Dayiiso"
taSe N"y Ia ,ariSs >aia%G Mar! t nc.k Kim
HSrnSrn nary T Ioss Mary NE "s
giles Nelson. lean BowiS; Ma,hs itranyh
ery George. Ashley Miller, Gertrude Muir
ELL MercNr"t m uoI D"roIh% ST nT
rin. Julia ana Margaret Valentine; Nireim,a
ila sSas b%roihy and iieien irvine ElizaEy;,l
Sslien. Harriet Montague. Nelson Boswell
Maurice Dean, George lcnninss " WI
Lam iIem5y i!aTris H. MI ,rms, rh rS%,,.
wh"elwrish,. Louise McAdams. Laura Mar
H SesaS saeI vFs"s
WS2Ts vT RsIa R2 ka; NsT&"
t ''"G Nlslside kemdsr. Margaret xe"n,e,,y.
s,, ,,,, lara W"Gdnn. MarSarct iIashtu,s;;
MaTs@Fs reepS i1.s M Nig. saa >iEs"is
Hs'mstsin clara Nelson. Minerva SorE
\nm. c%,cW A MsT,%n t@TT' Tfmiev .IsR sa
Seth Kirk and Ida May Eo,ohiica
Graduate Recital.
ON the evening OF Apru 20. Miss
Mabel Wickre. OF williamsburg and
Miss Thelma Bray. of Georgia, gave
splendid graduate recital. in voice and
ID
has lyric soprano voice Of unusual
quality. delighted her audience with the
way ia which She rendered her
part OF the program. and Miss hr'E
showed remarkable Skill as an inter-
prefer OF the classic art in piano music
or interest in Musical Circles.
Master Nasg our. whose performances
a the woman's club hero elected high
praise. has returned after Il visit 10 his
parents in Pennsylvania. The PunN-
sutawncy Spirit had lengthy piece
about his playing in that city. from
which the following extract is Siven:
David Yassour. the ten -ycar-oid son
OF Rabbi Louis iasSour OF this place.
.stonishcd an audience AZ the Jefferson
Theatcr last night when he gave
series OF piano numbers. which showed
4. remarkable accom- plishmcnt for a, lad
OF mis- years. The boy played Padc-
-ewski minuet. a Chopin waltz and two
numbers by Haydn and Handel with
display of technique which would have
done credit TO an adult pianist. Ar
are being made TO have him
give a recital here in July
OF interest Here.
Miss Margare, Copeland Graves.
daughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam +. Graves. OF Baltimore. was mar
ried Wednesday at 81. Thomas Episco-
pal Church. Garrison Forest, 10 Rev.
r. Bcttichcr. associate editor
Of the Spirit OF Missions tho oiticial
organ OF the Episcopal Board OF Mis-
Sions or New York. Rev. Hobart Smith. .
rector OF the church, performed the
ceremony The ushers were Arthur II. f.
HAN, Rober; q. Henry and Captain II. /
w Atkinson. OF Baltimore, and Rev. Z
iuy MADEIRA. OF Bethlehem. Pa. The /.
best man the Rev. Franklin Clark, I
Il VI ontclair, y. j. The bride was given
4 marriage By her cousin. Robert II. /.
Tallcy. Of Richmond, and her only at
cndant was little Miss MarSarc; Neil /
'on Fisher, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. /,
Thomas Fisher OF Merton. Pa. who /,
,cted As flower girl and wore a white /
rock "ith blue sash and carried "a
5askct Of spring flowers. The bride /.
wore a white satin gown. combined
with orange blossoms. She carried a
Jouquct of lilies OF the valley. 4 small J
-eception followed the wedding. at Tim /
Inc country home Of Miss Margaret &. .
'ainter. a friend OF the family. Miss /
raves only recently returned from a /
ears stay IN the Philippines, where she !
vas engaged in missionar" work. After I
! wedding trIp My. and Mrs Bettichcr
".!l DC established in New York CITY