Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16

Part 4.
!. "a May Day" class.
2. Spanish Dance" tMoshowiskD
Misses Elizabeth pulliam. l.. Dudley
Heinrich.
8. Wild Horses" tHcller). Miss Will
hemina Baughman.
4. Twam Lover and His Lass"
tNevin), Miss Anne B. Mathews.
"a Night In Grenada" tkreutzcr).
Misses Margery llaskins and Virginia
Tcrrill.
.. "In the Tops of the Growing Corn,
the Wind Fairies Babies are Born"
tNeidlinger). class.
Part =.
]. Gypsy Rondo" diaydn). Miss Mill
dred Meredith Gates
. "Marseillaise." Miss Georgia May
Wilson and Mr. Austin Sydnor.
3. Love Song. a Day in Venice"
tNevin). Miss Elizabeth Ches,erman.
T. SLEEPY Poppies. Red and White"
stGaynor), class
8. "Luilabyc" BriEhD; THE Song
lin. Miss Lucy *. Hill: piano. Miss L..
Dudley Heinrich.
6. Water Lilies" (McDowel). Miss
Elizabeth Robertson
T. "Mammy's Sons" tHarriet Ware),
Mr.. Tom rutherford and class
5. Morning Mood" Peer Gynt
Suite. tGreiE). Miss Lucy *. Hill and
Miss Frances Hin.
Bach group-Minuet. Miss Lisa Gut
+. son; musette. Miss Anne b. Mathews;
march. Miss Georgia May Wilson.
Invention No. a." Miss L. Dudley
Heinrich.
"Bourree Burrieros.' Miss Ethney
Eclden.
The Robin" tNe.dlinger). Tom
rutherford.
L. "Nocturnc" tChopin). Miss Lucy
2: WANDERERS Night Song" URuben-
stcin). class.
3, The Country Dance" tNevin).
Misses l.. Dudley Heinrich and Ethney
4. Fiddle and l." class.
3. Wedding Music from Troldhan-
gen." Miss l.. Dudley Heinrich.
6. Selection. Miss Hattie Wilson.
a. Marscilla Use" class
Original work: The Songs My
Mother Sang TO Me THE Fireny
DUDLEY. "Lullabye" tHeinrIch).
Medais and prizes were then
Prominent Wedding
pretty wedding. yet simple In every
detail. was quietly solemnized at the
Baptist Church in Bartlett. Tenn. Tues
.cvening at o'clock. when Miss MATTE.
Elizabeth Yates was married TO Albert
Frederick HUNT. Jr of Richmond
ciatcd at the marriage OF the brides
parents foriy-nve years ago. read the
marriage service in the presence Of a
few relatives and friends.
The bride WAS becomingly sowned
in blue tricotine tailored suit with
which She wore black summer hat
caught with Japanese ornaments. and
corssge bouquet OF sweet peas ana
lilies.
While the guests were assembling
Miss Elizabeth Creath rendered a pro-
gram Of music. playing the bridal
march from 'L.ohengrin' as a process
stoHal. and during the ceremony The
Melody of Love" Mrs. Edwin Ware
SANFORD beautifully sang My Dear
and the Love Song" from Martha"
Mr.. Huntt and his bride left for
bridal trip To Atlanta. Ga. and later
will make their home in Richmond
MIR. iiurtl Is "A son Of MIR. and Mrs
Albert r. HUNT. OF Richmond, md the
bride is cousin OF Mrs. Russell Cheii
also OF this city.
Pnulero-PuchctI.
sir. aud AIrs. X. Francione announce
The marriag. Of their niece. Miss Rosa
Puchetti. TO Alphnnso rau:ero. the ccr.-
mony having taken place at II o'clock
Monday morning. June 10. The churcn
was prcttiiy decorated in summe:
flowers and the bride was given way
by her uncle. Mr.. Francione. She wore
n gown OF white GcorEette crepe anG
carried a shower bouquet Of white
roses. The maid Of honor. Miss Ameii;,
Paulero, also wore white frock and
carried an armful OF roses. Following
the ceremony Il; the Church n luncheon
was served at the home or Mr. and
Mrs. Francionc for the immediate fan,
lilies. after which Mr.. and Mrs. pauiero
left for a wedding trip that will in
clude Philadelphia. atlantic CITY, Balti-
more and Washington.
Among the guests from a distance
attending the wedding were Miss Zelda
II. Nora. OF Washington; Mrs. Philip
Floria. OF WashiI gton; Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. Nora, OF Norfolk: Miss Cecilia
Aansone. OF Norfolk: Peter Pacpuale,
OF Petersburg. and Joseph Nora. Of
New York. AIr. and Mrs. Paulero will
be at home after July AT EGG West
Grace Street.
To Visit Here.
Mrs. George j. Bull and her daugh-
ter. Miss Agnes Montague Bull. Of
Monroe Terrace. II, this city, VINO have
been spending the spring months with
Mrs. Adick, In York. s. c., and later
visiting re,a.ives In Columbia, will ar
rive in Richmond shortly to be guests
OF relatives on Park Avenue for a briet
stay en- route to the North for the late
summer. They will spend several
weeks in Atlantic City before going to
Canada for an extended stay, not re-
turning to their home here for several
months. Miss Bull. who is a member
of the younger ser In town. attended
the dances at The Citadel" in Charles
ton. S. c., -e"ently. and was the guest
OF Mrs. Simons at her home in that
city curing her stay She was the
honor guest at a number Of smart at
fairs while in Charleston snd Columbia,
Leaving for MnInc Camp.
June 90 Camp Wawenock, Scbago
T,J- ~
The following boys. in charge Of H.
b. Handy. will leave Richmond on the
morning of June IS for camping way
down In Maine" to spend the months
of July and Augus.s Thomas Arm
istead. Turner Arlington. Millington
BlankensiiD. Henry Cabel. Robert
Cabell. Ill. Allan Campbell Lucius
Chaplin. Charles Dickerson Hampton
Fleming, Lewis Fleming. Jack Gate
w God, Dudley George. Richard Gwath-
mey. Jr., Richard johnson. William
johnson. John Lyons, Edward Mean.
ley, Douglas Hall. OF Washington;
Dcane Parrish, Scott Parrish. Jr.
Henry II. Pollard. Ill. Irving Scales
Frederick w Scott. Jr.. Blair String
fellow. Jr.. John NJ Taylor. Jr Bcrke-
ley Williams. Jr.. Dan Witt Charles (