The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24
SOCIETY
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prayer. the Rev. Thomas Semmes will
address the little folks.
81 After The service the children viii
u cross over to Capitol square aud en-
q JOY an hours outing. feed NJ The squir-
reis and playing their NNs.
7utflc--t AFRO &.
Announce has been made of the
h wedding In stanton Of Nisa Isabelle
isayman Carroll, the daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. William $. Carroll 20 Lieu
tenant Tracy futile, the ceremony hay-
ing been celebrated Tuesday. March 10.
at o'clock IN the cvening In the
brides home. After their wedding
trip Lieutenant and Mrs futile will
be at home at Fort Jay Governor $
Island n, Y.
In Honor of Miss Hooker.
Miss Dorothy Booker. of HAMPTON.
wes entertained At cards "wednesday
afternoon by Miss Elizabeth Hudgius.
Miss Boolers wedding To lieutenant
stuart Andrews was one of the most
prominent society events of the season
IN Hampton yesterday The wedding
was solemnized in ST. Johns church
VIII speak In Newport News.
Mrs. j. Allison Hodges. president Of
the Woman's Club OF Richmond. viii
club OF Newport News on April ~.
Her subject will be "Civcs'' Mrs.
Hodges was to have spoken last FRI
day, but was unable TO go to Newport
News at the time.
Visiting Frorn GreenvfrIe.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Hawpe, of Green.
vile. arrived IN the city yesterday to
he the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Brown. They visited in stanton
on their way here
Mr. Keilermnn's Song Recital.
Much interest has been aroused
during the past season IN the inter-
rretive song recitals given by Marcus
keilerman, the famous American
baritone, and II the recitals arc re-
newed next season. Corley hail Will
not be large enough to accommodate
the audience The recital OF this
Wednesday evening at Sis O'Clock
win introduce Miss Major Miller. con
ireito: Miss Virginia Ellington. meg
19-soprRno; Mrs. Anna Nelson Gar
her, contraito, Or Morris Koblenzer,
dramatic tenor: / Foster Barnes.
baritone. In q program OF opera and
modern songs
Mr., Keliermau will probably close
the program with hts own selections
with With h. has DELIGHTED many
Richmond audiences during the past
season. The recital Wednesday Is
~ t' p"n,'e n'Lo u Is eNl'Fcte9
street, viii be flled to ITS capacity
with music lovers
Conccrt Ton VI. l.. Camp Work
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some 5f' No'At artists H2Fe
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elections wa Be- rendered The H}u*'-
chi Humt"r7 and 'ae names ~ Tia
artists VII Re announced 'a'er wien
the pro1r"'' 5 completed.
- The Wanran's Club.
Brow0f"&s Outlook uu l3fe' IL
The !nteresrini- uh'~at - the lecture
% b. delivered 7t the Worraus Club.
Nort'ay afternoon AZ T. n'closk. by
NJ Charles wood ~ Washington
Mrs william Trigg r.. ls chairmaa
~ the afternoon aNd Mrs sa!lie Mel
son Robins viii Introduce thc spec i