Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-11
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DRAFTED this morning ut II o'clock IN
81. PauFs Church with the rector. Rev.
W. Russcl Bowie. ID. d., officiating.
Mrs. ii. G. Bcat;ie. Jr.. will be he
sisters dame OF honor and only at,
tendant. and the groomsmcn wiil in
crude Fontainc Jones. Harry Frazier,
!r, Captain Andrew Christian. Jr., and
larry e. Beattic. Jr.
Mr.. Joyncs will give his daughter
away There Will be no reception. and
Canlain Iioeber aud his bride will
!safc at once for brief wedding
Journey. Captain liocbcr is son OF
Mrs. Arthur Hoeber. of Nutley. =. j.
Child to Give Benefit Ounce.
OK much Interest in artistic circles
OF Richmond is the announcement that
on APRIL 20 in tao ballroom OF the
Jefferson Hotel little Miss Lillian
Emerson. Of New York. Will give "A
program OF Imaginary dancing. Little
MISS Emerson. who IS widely rela;cp
mere and In North Carolina. is IA mar.
Vicious dancer. She is only arht
years old and has danced for various
charity and war relief benefits this
season given at the most fashionable
society homes In the North. The at
iair IL TO be charity bencnt and Is
under the direction OF Miss Ella Bin
ford.
The list OF patronesscs viii include
some OF the best known women In
islchmond and brilliant audience
VIII be present on that occasion. Little
MISS Emerson i3 n wonderful interprc-
tive dancer and the benefits given by
her this year have been among the
extraordinary entertainments or the
season
CamoufinEc Hnll to &c brilliant Affair.
All sorts OF novel surprises are In
store Tor those attending the Bal dos
'afnouhcurs at the jefferson Saturday
n'sht. The foreign officers stationed
III Camp Lee have arranged a most
attractive canounagc and many
parties VIII come Ia groups with
costumes carrying out ono central
idea. The ball Is for the benefit Of the
American fund for the French wound
81 and tho Work Girls Club. and
promises 10 be The larges, AMI mos,
brilliant society event or the entire
year
The Governor o, Virginia and Mrs.
Davis. who VIII entertain 4 party o:
quests tina, evening from the older
married set will also attend in cos
tune, and all sorts OF runors are
aHoat concerning tho canou'laGe OF
IN" ballroom. When the Governors
party arrives at 1890 o'clock the Star
SpanElcd Tanner VIII be played Mrs.
haT!s's guests Will represent tho al
lioS-Mrg Robert Rryan. America:
Mrs Egbert q. Leigh. Jr. Will be
France. and Miss Frances scott Will
represent England
Hhctt-LcIgh.
~ o'c!och IN the evening Of Sa.ur-
dEy. April 6, In the presence O. 4 large
3sscmblace OF friends ana relatives
IN the Church OF the Epiphany. Dan
Vile, Rev. J. cleveland Hall onc!atlnl
Miss Emma Rely Leigh. daughter O.,
married TO Albert Haskell Rhct,. Of
New YORK, Lilies. palms and candles
nlded charm 20 tho bcauti.ul Interior
OF tho church, and the music was
rendered by Mrs y W Berkeley,
orEan!st The ushnrs were william
Leigh. OF Houston; Henry Carrina,o..
Leigh, James y Harrison ana Or.
Charles Bruce Williams. OF panville
Mrs. Nathaniel g. Cooke. II West
field, y j. and Mrs. Henry Carrinr,on
Leigh. OF panvi,lc. were danes az
honor, and Rev. LEROY Gresham. o.
Salccr. and William II. PARKER 0,
Danvill", acted es hes; men Little
Charlotte Cun!nrham. cousin OF the
hri;c made charming flower girl.
The bride entered with her father and
was met a. the chancei by tn" groom.
Tn" brides gown was OF white satin
drrped WIN rare old lace. and her Veil
was held In place by q band o. jewels
that belonged 20 her great great
grandmother, the wifi" ot william H.
Cahel Governor or virginia. Her
bouquet was shower Of lilies and
Eardenias. Among the out OF town
guests were: Mrs. Albert Hhctt. OF
East Orange. mother OF the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Gresham and their
sons, Thomas and Francis; Mrs John
W Ricly, Of Richmond; Randolph Car
rInrton. Of Lynchburr; Mrs w II
Talaferro. OF Ciarksvillc; II W Leigh.
Mics Sarah Leigh. William Leigh. Mrs.
IT II. l:dmunds and Louis Edmunds. of
Houston.
The bride has spen, her lie from
ch,idhood in panviilc. where she Is
a 4f-r.I -
marriage are united two DISTINGUISHED
families o: Virginia ard South Caro-
lima. The bride IS descended. through
ho:h parents from men prominent IN
the history Of the country. Mr.. Nhctt
is direct descendant OF Thomas Smith
Sandrravc. and Governor Of South
Carolina in 1901, and who is especially
noted as having been the frs, to
establish trial by jury in this country
also the first 20 Introduce The cu.tiva-
ton Of rice IN South Carolina Ills
mother. who was Miss Jessie, belongs
to a family widely known as eminent
educators few intimate friends
were invited TO Judge I.eSh's home TO
say good-b% TO the couple.
May Card Party.
IN affair that promises to be of
much hriliancc Is the card party which
the Doro;hca PAINE Madison Chapter,
Country Club on May :. The card
party is an annual event with tho chap
ter, and the affair this year promises
TO surpass those OF former ycarz
The club Il; itself always beautiful
~ this season OF the year. and readily
lends itself to the charm and enjoy
mcnt OF the occasion. \ number OF
prizes are to he e:ivon. aud tea will be
served At the conclusion OF the game
on the vcranda. Tho proceeds are 10
be used for dcfraying the exprnse OF
hospital work in connection with Camp
Lee.
The committee on arrangements In
clWdcs Mrs Christian II. Clarke and
Mrs. Percy B Traylor.
Ci,i,Jrrn's Toy Symphony.
charming afternoon has been ar
ranged for this afternoon. when n
group Of children Will have an enter
tainmcnt for tho benefit oc 4 French
war orphan which is being supported
By them. The entertainment Is called