Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23

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u. Il. Ncalc OF Louisville. Ky.
She wore becoming suit OF blue
tricottnc and carried 4 shower bouquet
of Brides roses and sweet peas. Mrs
j. Edward stephens, the brides sister,
was dame of honor. and wore gown
of soft white crepe with an overdrcss
of lavender tulle. Her flowers were
pink roses and sweet peas. -Four little
girls dressed in white organic and net
with white sashes carried the ribbons
which formed the aisle. Little I.iilian
Ganzcrt carried the ring in 4 basket
OF sweet peas. and the ushers were l..
w. Maupin and J. Edward stephens.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs Arnall left for short we'd
ding journey. after which they will
make their home at City Point.
juno Recital.
The annual June recital by pupils OF
the Boiling School of Music was given
last week at 1918 Floyd Avenue. the
pupils playing from memory. their brill
liant technique and finished interpreta-
ton of the classics receiving high
praise. The program follows:
Album Leaves" tGurlitD: Etude in
T. minor CReinho!D. Marshall Gordon.
lak), Miss Eva Solomon. Taren;elie In
l. minor Nleller). Miss Lucy Tyler.
Selection from "Carnical." OPP. o.:
"DrcaminE." OPP. Is (Schurmann), Miss
Ellen AGREE. Album Lear tSchumann).
Little Fingers" IBolling). Miss Char
star" tWaGncrLiszO. Miss Pauline
Miller. Prelude and Mazurka (ChopiD.
Miss Louise Shepherd. WHY" (Schu-
manm "Ecossaise" tChopin). Miss
Gretchen Bailey. The Skylark"
CTschaikowsky): waltz. T. minor. Op.
- tChopin). David Haseour. Sketch in
i ODubois): Mazurka g sharp minor
(Chopin). Miss Virginia Lawrence.
Waltz ,Streabbog). Miss Julia Allen.
Nalse in + minor, OPP. GO Chopin:
The Mill tJoseffyl 'Te Tremolo
Wrist rtude" CGottschalk). Miss An
Linnet" tGoddard); scenes from Op. IL
tSchumann): sonata Pathetic" Gee
thcrvanD, Miss Rachel liOrwitz. Ma
zurka. minor Chopin. Miss Eille-
brew.
Others taking mar: wrre Miss Cor
don. Fowler. Schulz H:anton. Wetzel,
Matthews, Webster, Go!din and Smont.
Marriage OF Interest
Cards have been received in Rirh-
mond announcing the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth du Hamel Wilkes. daugh
ter of MIR and Mrs. George Eugene
" likes. of Washington. 10 Philip Wool
son Root, ensign United states naval
reserve force. the ceremony having
taken place in New York. Saturday.
June S, with only the immediate fam
lilies present. After n brief wedding
trip Ensign and Mrs Root will he
at home al The sherman" in Wash
inEton. The marriage is OF much in
tereSt to society in Richmond, where
the bride is prominently related and
the groom has frequently visited. En-
sign Root is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Root. OF St. Louis. Mo. and
was educated at the Virginia Military
t., Il
TO his entrance into the service, this
past year
GuE--MitohcIl.
Mr and Mrs John j. Mitchell an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Roberta. TO Lynn Trimb!e Guy, son
OF the late {. II. Guy and Mrs. Guy.
of Grenada. Miss. the ceremony TAX
ing place at noon, June Is this being
the twenty ninth anniversary of the
wedding of the brides parents. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. W. T..
Robertson in the presence OF only the
immediate family. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
left for trip TO White sulphur ana
Will be n home after July 10, at 1929
Hanover Avenue.
Concerning Ambassador Page.
Says a recent exchange.
Mrs. Houston Johnston. OF Atlanta.
who is cousin Of Thomas Nelson
Page. the distinguished writer and
now our ambassador to Italy, received
letter recently from Mr. Page in
which were related many incidents
relative TO the war as 1t touches italy
and our boys in the aviation there.
says the Atlanta Constitution. Extracts
from the letter are:
We do not wish the men at our
aviation camp al Foggia, just oppo-
site Naples, TO feel too much cut off
there We want Them to know that
they have friends who have their well
fare heart. and ! am always glad
tN keep i'll touch with them.
My wife has an afternoon at home
now every week to receive any OF them
VINO may he in Rome on a holiday, and
other American ladies have done the
same: also they have organized "A little
bureau of. Information. where young
men can come TO ascertain what houses
are open 10 them on given DAYS and
tie aided in finding whatevcr personal
%r'l|ies they may need About zoo of
them were in Rome Christmas and as
many more at Naples
He further wrote:
VIII" had a reception for those who
were here. and al our Christmas din
ner. which numbered sixty covers we
had seven o! the FogEia boys. officers
or men. with whom we had come in
personal touch"
fuppcrt--Ehr
y pretty wedding took place We'd
neSday afternoon at o'clock at the
nom" OF ! L. Ebcnhack. .7o2 East
Franklin street. when Miss I2ieonora
y hbcnhack became the bride Of Leon
ara !. Ruppcrt, of Washington. The
bride entered with her brother. Julius
Ebcnhack, who gave her away. and
va" preceded by her bridesmaids
Misses Sadie j Jones and Carrie Cum
Der. The ring was carried on a silver
tray hv little Evelyn Clements. nice.
OF tn" bride. John -. Ebcnhacli
nephew of tho bride, was the rroom's
best man. Rev. j X. Johnson. pastor
OF Nenahle street BAPTIST Church. per
'"rfhcd tho ceremony.
ne bride wore a travelling sui. OF
h!u" and carried bouquet OF Eridc
roses. Immediately after tho ceremony
MT and Mrs Ruppert left for Wash.
lnEion whore they Will make th.ir
home MIR and Mrs. j. L.. Ebcnhnci,
entertained the bride and groom al :,
reception given at their home Tues
uaN evening The parlors were dec
Grated ia sweet peas
'anrr ot irmy and Navy Club.
M Interested arc invited 10 ~,
'"ho dance given Friday evening al
lhe army and Navy Club. corner ~
seventh and Franklin Stre,y. bv ,hc