The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-17
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1t6H Mildred Faas. Of Philadelphia,
D0pfanO sceciisf. viii open the season
n thG Musicians Gilh OF -Etchmcn6a
az tomorrow evening ia the Jefferson no.
Nj &el auditorium at sac o'clock when
~ Aho will entertain with deliShttuiy
d chosen program from Russian.
french, English. and American com
q po8&rs Tomorrow will he celebrated
Il ~ the Musicis MS club as Presidents
day and following the program hy
a Miss Faas there viii he a reception
10 all OF the members and their
8ue&ts. Each member of the club has
the privilege OF inviting one guest Tor
the concert tomorrow evening. The
& Mueiciaus' club opens the season with
4 m artisfss recital and during the win
ter several other artists will he. intro
duced. The regular monthly musicals
in which members of the club take
part will be held as usual in the wo-
4 mems club auditorium monthly
Miss s'aas has chosen the following
3nterestfng program for her appear
Ance In this city;
I. A. Piaisir d'amoGr ...,.. Martini
b. DANA, DANA .'Durante
C Chanson du Papillon Canapra
T. sh pherd, Thy Demeanor
Wary ,...-...,. Brown
:. s.. Lien ..-,....... Franck
% pit,f -uueuc e.. Massauet
c, I.uouror& Naeahond. $500.
80. -=....... Bruneau
4 l'rr remps Eourveau Vidal
.. a. I1isson4nce .......... Borodin
b Berceuse Artchiboucheff
G A Song Of india ,........,..
.T2inslSy- X orsakow
l. Two Folk Songs Of Little
Russia zimhalist
e. a. Soft FOOTED Snow .,,... Lie
u The Goddess In the Car
e. f ffe Song Of the '': thrush
d Three Little FAIRY Songs
The FAIRY Children,
Canterbury Bells,
Blne- bell, Dew Deli
9. Summertime ard.stephens
kerns- Minor
Tho inayrlaEa Of Miss Ruth Minor
fauRhter q MI and Mrs, j. T Minor
al Gloucester Virginia and Corpora!
Will IA Vernon kcrac, of Gloucester
statiuncl at Fort Monroe took place
FRIDAY l4seri ing. Norem Der . At l $50
< o'clock IA Washington. II. c. There
. ceremonr was per formed by Rev. 9.
Ernest sn it'll. rector OF st, Thomas
Episcopal church.
The only dtendan' Was Miss Henri.
eta Freeman. OF Illinois. Corporal
And Mrs Kern left Friday evening for
Old Point.
Crowder--Scot
Centenary NJ 4. church Of Stodd"rt
Va WAS the scene of pretty we'd
ding Tharsaay aftern on - e'e}oc X,
when Miss Frttie = Scott became the
bride &C VIII Toal Crowder. The
ceremony was performed tv Rev, Matt
4 .. - ,g54Hs e T.
bride 4 color SehCue Of green ard
white wax carried uu' III the church
decoration home decoration and in
the costume Of the Brides attend
ants
The bride wore travelling siit or
green and carried z bouquet OF ~ dc 3
roses Sha entered with her maid OF
honor Miss virginia Growder. who
carried white chrvsarthefuume. Rob-
ert Porter. cf I,owhaten. acted as best
mar.
The ushe,a were Tom Scott and
4 Burton walker. WHO were followed
by. John Holman with Miss Mar
earet smith. letter Crowder with Miss
Ida WomaeA william walker with
Miss Ann Womaei. Edmond Garrett
with MISS Martha E.auton, william
Crowder with Miss i6a Lee Gray.
The bridesmaids an wore white
gowns md carried bouquets Of ferns
tied with inlle.
The littl4 twin nieces of The bride
Misses ;saliic and Francis Scott. were
ribbon bearers
After the ceremony the bridal party
and relatives left far the home or the
bride where a reception was given
them by Mr. and Mrs. George Scott
All If thc near relatives Of the
bride f-on- Anlelia. RoMhatan and
Richmond we're present
Address by Miss Stockdeil
Afsss s5afan s,oeslo4l Te0fessor n
InEtissa aietion II the CoIIessia e
school for girls, viii address the re-
xtaiar weekly meeting Of the Equal
Suffrage league OF Richmond at suf-
frage headquarters, Fourth and
Franklin streets on Tuesday after
noon four O'Clock. her subject being
IAN Afternoon with our ctnEress~
men' IN securing Miss Stocktcll to
address tie league, Mre. y, Nt'e@ Tay-
Tor and Mrs. Eudora Ramsay Fieh-
ardScn. cola horating upon n program
Tor leagues meetings. have given pro-
mise of treats IN store fer Il he mcTn-
bers and their friends
Announcement is made that until
further notice the regular weekly
meetings of the league will take Mace
on Tuesday afternoons at four O'clock. :
that day having been selected instead
OF THURSDAY ar heretofore, 4
IAN afternoon with our Congress
men inspired by speeches reported
Ia the CONGRESSIONAL Record com
mented upon in Miss Stookdell's I'M
mftable manner with her fund az wit
and hun,or viii be the means Of i'm
parting valuable Information ard fur
nishing delightful entertainment. The
public is CORDIALLY invited TO BE- pres |
emit.
Musical nj Woman's Cnb
Something unique in Inc way OF
musical is promised nj The Wcman's |
club tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock /
when Miss Jean Trgg Is chairman /