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& Richmond Male Orphan Society. which
Will take place this afternoon at 8
O'Clock. Interesting exercises will
mark the celebration, and the address
) for the afternoon Will be made by Rev.
Hugh Subiett. rector OF St. Johns Epis-
copal Church. General Charles J. An
derson. the president. will preside.
{ Mrs. Everett Iionercd.
In a recent issue OF The Spur there
L. a picture from portrait of Mrs:
Melville +. Ingalls,. OF New York and
Hot Springs. painted by Mrs. Edith
Lesson Everett, OF this city. Mrs.
Z Everett is an English artist but has
made her home in Richmond, where
past She did several other portraits
while at Hot Springs. among them be-
Ing those of Jesse l.. Eddy. of New
York and Morristown. and his daugh-
/ also, painted portraits OF Mrs. 1ngallss
sister. Mrs. Arnold Robertson, of
Washington. and George Cole Scott,
of Richmond.
Approaching Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. L. Warner, OF lio
Fourth Avenue, announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage of
their daughter. Laura Unruh. TO Ash
ton c. Walton. OF this city. The we'd
ding will take place June at high
noon in 81. Paul's Episcopal Church.
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A large audience will be present at
the song recital given at the Woman's
Club tomorrow afternoon at 1880
o'clock by Miss Mary Lyon Tyler,
Tyler of Sherwood Forest" Mrs. j.
Arthur LEROY is chairman, and the
program Will be a charming one. Miss
Tyler, who has been studying music
In New York for some time past, has
lovely soprano voice. and her recital
tomorrow promises to be most in
terestins affair. Shepherd Webb will
formal reception will follow the pro-
gram.
Mrs. L. L. Lewis, president OF the
club, has asked that members assem-
bly, promptly at 4:30 o'clock. as bus
inass OF much Importance Is to be dis
cussed and voted upon at this time.
The question for this afternoon will
ments at the club entertainments dur
Ing the war, and all members are
urged to be present and vote on this
matter.
Garden Party nt "PeInbroIe.-
Mrs. Churchill Chamberiayne. OF
woman's Guild OF ST Stephens Church,
In Westhampton. which will give Its
annual garden party next Tuesday
evening from to s o'clock at Penn
]. Willis on the Cary Street Road.
Many attractive features have been
planned for the guests in attendance,
and special entertainment has been
arranged for children. including a grab
bag, lemonade booth and other novel
features. in charge of Miss Ellen Cor
don Wallace and bevy OF pretty
young girls. Garden flowers and
Strawberries will be displayed in the
booths, and supper will be served at
o'clock. and many additional guests
will motor out for that affair. This
entertainment by St Stephens Guild
u a OF W. 10 nd
always largely attended by fashiona bic
society In Richmond.
Owcn-WiIizins.
On Wednesday, May %. n wedding
of wide interest in Halifax County was
celebrated at Mt. Carmel Church, Tur-
beville, by Rev. w. T. Doggett. OF Dan
vile. The bride, Miss Sarah Miller
Wilkins. is the daughter OF Mrs. r. l..
Wilkins, OF Turbeville, and the groom,
Edwin Edmonds Owen. the son OF Mr.
and Mrs. u. W. Owen, of Denniston
The ceremony took place In the after
noon and the church decorated with
green, and the color scheme of grey
and pink was effectively carried out
with grey baskets of pink roses which
stood upon grey pedcstals at intervals
Miss Edna White sang "At Dawning"
accompanied by Miss Mary Owen. The
bridesmaids Misses Margaret Hundley
of Farmville; Elizabeth Ellyson. OF
Richmond. and Anne Owen. of Turbe-
vile. wore soft pink silk dresses with
garden hats to match and their hou-
Quets were or pink sweet peas. The
costumes OF the two matrons-o of honor.
sisters OF the bride. Mrs. r c. Howell
and Mrs. J. W. Nottingham, were OF
grey charineuse touched with pink.
with hats of the same colors. and Miss
Virginia wilkins the maid honor,
youngest sister of the bride wore n
becoming pink frock and small poke
bonnet. All three carried pink roses
The mother of the bride, In a gown OF
silver grey with bouquet Of orchids
gave her daughter away The brides
costume was fashioned OF white Georg-
cite crepe and lace. trimmed with en-
bro!dery and beads. and she wore a
lovely garden hat white Gcorgette
crepe with white streamers. She car
ried shower bouquet of Bride roses.
The groom's best man was his young
est brother, Fred c. owen H. w
Campbell Of West Virginia: r. II Eas-
ley. of Lynchhurg, and j. Baily Easley,
of South Boston, were tho groomsmcn.
and Dabney Lee. OF Turbcville; Bailey
eileen. OF South Boston: William /.
l. Owen, the groom's brother, and Ro-
land W. wilkins. a brother OF the bride.
were ushers. Many out-of-town guests
were present for the occasion. among
others were Miss Elizabeth MacLean,
of Richmond. and T. w. Nottingham OF
eastern shore. \ shower was given
for the bride by her sister Mrs. How
ell, and many other interesting affairs
were given for the bridal party pre-.
vious to the wedding.
Dansant Saturday Night.
The Woman's Auxiliary 20 the How
itzers' Association will give 4 dansant
Saturday evening, from 10 % O'clock,
on the roof garden OF the Richmond
Hotel. The affair is for the benefit OF
the HowitZers in active service. Rock
bridge Battery, az admission, Ala II
viii be very attractive event and re-
freshmen,s viii be served All in
terested are invited.
visits Parents Here.
Captain Il. II Eanes OF Camp Grant.
IA has returned 20 his duties after
short visit 10 his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. p. Eancs. OF l03 East Cary
Street. CAPTAIN Eants is a native OF
Richmond and was educated at IN.
Medical college OF Virginia. He also
attended medical colleges in New York
and Philadelphia
Visiting Relatives.
Mrs. Lavalet,c f Annette. Of 900
South Fourth street. is the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. 4. p. Arnett. al her
home IN Mineral Before returning TO