The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-24
= Society,":
~ ,,preYh y fsA;low., on Ian


y Veddtnx 10 take hisce Al. White
- Methodist church. While atens
~ On saturday evening, Juhs =, al
eoaeck.
GArtasn. Bellows h ana Of ths rnest
10oly known men In h's section Of
~ 0ente and his daughter has a large
80 Of friends throughout Wiz
Management of Interest.
1fr. and Mrs, Jehn Thomas 1upton.
ER ChAttanooga, announce the engage
0nnt and approaching marriage OF
8NhAtr niece. Mis- Elisabeth 1apton. 10
E3kptain Clarence Renshaw Avery, ~
ma United States army. N~'.'+'t''''
Miss fapton ia OF = well known
SN19einia family, being born and rear
NnA In Bedford She made her de-
x&1tA Mt one OF the most brilliant events
ENe Cha4snnocgw society. Captain
sk~ery is q wall known young man OF
ENAAkfMn ooEn. He entered "a training
1amp immed'sfely upon the breaking
nut Of the war and won captaIfIcY'
VIII Spend summer at Beach.
Miss Cornelia 5. Taylor ~ J Sol
urove avenue. will spend The summer
4 with Miss Fannie StagT ~ EhFem"re
noktage. Virginia Beach
At W'hi,, sulphur springs
Mr. and Mrs. James Rsnsome
DrAnch are Occupying cottage IN
V1orida row at White Sulphur springs.
SW Va. The arr taking mn active
part In the war work at the springs
md Mrs Branch yeas prominently
s4dentifed with the Red Cross drive
I 4hts week
Returning Fr~on1 Florida
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Duianey and their
\ 1Aaghter. Miss Arsbsocs Dulaney
motored 20 gichsond TO spsnd few
aAaya from Seabreere, Fla. where they
enAnt the winter From here thsy
m6tored GO Newport News TO meet
lAndon Duianey, who is IN training
u Camp Morrison. and early in the
4 week they returned 20 their home IN
Bristol. Va.
Garden Party To-day.
Heralds will be In attendance TO-
euide the guests from entertain
70 entertainment al the garden parts
10 be given on the lawns Of Mr. and
Mrs s. r. Halves and Misc katherine
AAwes today and Saturday evening
from 5 70 8 o'clook. the following
kfris will act AZ heraids and as gate
keepers; Misses Mary Skinner Hilda
Booth. Mamie Walden Beers Cowfsv.
Martha w. Davis, Julta Thomas. VIZ
AInis Davis. Virginia Moncure,
Dorothy Graves Thohna Brumf1eld.
Mary Brumfield. Marian Rudd and
Mary Peple.
People going to Ginter Park 10 the
garden perty directly from the Office
\ viii be able to get dainty supper.
sandwiches. salads. cold drinks. ice
cream, cake and candy may DO had
The cake and candy will be made by
the cafeteria and the domestic !
science departments of the Y. W c.
a.
Guests going our on the street car
should get of at Stop IS, they may
~ on either the Ginter Park or the
lakeside car. 1t is expected that
many people will motor out. on
Saturday especially, flowers viii be
very popular. Lovers OF flowers will
Walcorne this opportunity TO procure
y them for fheiga homes II It rains to
Aay tina affair will be held tomorrow
only In cage OF rain on Saturday
\ also. the Central building, Young Wo-
I mems Christian association. North
Fifth street Will be used and tickets
OF admission viii be good there The
proceeds Of the affair will be used
10 send delegates to the annual con
ference Of the Young Womens Chris
tian associs ton at Blue Ridge. y. G.
Before deciding 70 hold the conference
~ usual this year, the national board
m w G. A. consulted government
ofIlcials as to the ACCESSIBILITY OF doing
-. II was strongly urged that all
GaurCn ana FGitkiObS conferences
3hould be held Such big work is be
fnx done and IN expected TO be ac-
com piished by the Young Women's
Christiaa association throughout tho
city the field, the country and the
world that this is especially true IN
regard TO this movement. The t.oed
Tor leaders IN so great as IL the ne
tAseity for maintaining and setting
Nigh standards For these reasons IT
A. -. a. y 10 YV9a ~
S4r more delegates as are generally
I cent to the conference in July. The
- w G. A expects Nv make the
kardsn party ar annual affair begin
B ming this year.
Musical This Evening
Mr~. Frances West Reinharft.
ooprAno soloist. Miss Alberta Row
man. OF PETERSBURG. vioNnist: accom-
u anied by Miss Patterson viii be tho
Artists at the musical To be given this
1 ayenfng at o'clock in the John Mar
0hall High school auditorium BY the
\ ladies' Aid society Of the Third Pres
nyterian church This ls the musical
I that was postponed from May 40
n Hrs. Reinhardt is one OF thc acknowl
MAAged soprano artists In = t,.r1ty and
sNDherever she sings she draws a host
M admirers Miss Bowman was
heard al the woman's club Monday
AnnA made most favorable impress
%nlon with her beautiful playing on
- violin.
May Festival
VII, A May festival fer the benefit OF
he Red Cross VIII be given on the
sid Richmond college campus at
Il Lon hardy and Broad streets this even
1 1hg from TO 10 o'clock under tho
( Auspices Of the Parent-Teacher assoc
station OF the Richmond CITY, Normal
school A number of interesting
Events have been planned for the
Amusernent of those who attend
Recital for Red Gross.
Music lovers will go 10 the Jefferson
Anuditorium this evening at s:15
Il 6sciock for the recital TO he given
~ the vocal pupils ~ Mrs n. II
II wilder for the beneAt ~ the Red
@eruas Miss Rea Martin win be one
\ ~ the leading soloists o. thc ever
sing. Tickets may be had al the Jeffer-
2&0n, Corley's. and Lee Fergusson's
Gard Part! Today.
y This afternoon from 10 cclock
NGn Interesting card party VIII be held
4s1h the Home for Needy Confederate
Romsn under the auspices OF Ice
bapter. Daughters OF the confeder-
-. The party 10 open TO all who are
4nfAn1ed and In for the benefit Of