Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26

! brated on Wednesday. May 90. at $50
o'clock at the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs NJ. J. O'Neill. 251S Floyd Avenue
when their daughter. May EsteIIe, be-
| came the bride of II. Frederick Poehler,
also OF this city. The ceremony was
performed by Father Mark. Q. S. s., as
sisted by Father Boniface, o. S. g..
and Father J. l.. o'Connor, Of Phija.
delphta. Only the members OF the two
Families were present. The whole low
err floor was decorated in pink rose
buds and palms and pink shaded lights
IN all the rooms carried out the same
color scheme.
The bride wore blue Georpetto
gown trimmed In iridescent beads. with
hat and gloves to match. She carried
showed bouquet of Bride roses and
entered the drawins-room on the arm
of her Gather. The ceremony took place
before an improvised altar of cathed-
raj candles and palms. "A Perfect
Day and The Ave Maria" was softly
rendered by Mrs. Thomas Ryan, a cou-
sin OF the bride. Mrs. Guilford Van
Pelt, wearing smart blue frock with
picture hat and carrying Killarney
roses. was her sisters matron Of honor.
John Poehler was his brothers best
man. reception followed the rere
mony, after which Mr.. and Mrs Poeh-
Ter left for an extended Northern tour
Among the out-of-town guests were.
rev. Joseph L. O'Connor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Cavanaugh, Of Philadelphia.
Card Parties on Saturday.
The regular weekly card party ~
the Catholic Womans Club will he
held Saturday afternoon from TO san
O'Clock instead OF on Tuesday after
noon.
Blue Ridge Mission School Finals.
large assembly of patrons and
tilt S. sathered at Buffalo Ridge Bap-
~ lst lure, nnurch saturday morning. May IS,
10 witness the commencement exer'
Sises OF the Blue Ridge Mission School.
inc church was decorated with flowers
hags and patriotic colors. and the
s sfa .. entered singing as a process
slonal There's School in the Wild
wood. The program included many
patriotic songs. Little Miss Lillian
n Loss oressed as Columbia. stood on a
pedestal holding a large flag, while tho
the Gem of the Ocean,"
Guy Bryant, alfred as Uncle Sam.
waved the har. while tho orranist.
MISS Belle I. Burch. OF Richmond. ac-
companied by Roy Hash. violinist rem
dered The Star-Spangled Banner"
The speaker OF the occasion, Rev.
+; +. n. Francisco OF Stuart. made an
stressing Climbing by Loyalty to Lit
tie Things"
The awards consisted of certificates
OF promotion. certificates for excellent
n
lshing two books OF the Bible course
OF Southern Baptist Convention books
as prizes and two medals. The scholar
snip medal was won by Robert Atkins
o p., Wooiwine. and Miss carita Ross, of
bunaio Ridge. was presented with
medal for perfect attendance. The ex-
ercises closed as the school sang as
occasional Days OF Aud Lang Syne"
Again on Sunday "A larger CONGREGATION
greeted the school as IL rea ssembied %
hear the inspiring commencement SER
mon by the pastor. Rev. Alex Bryant
and to render special musical pro-
gram This new school in Patrick
County is under the auspices OF the
BAPTIST State Mission Board, and Will
reopen September 3. 1915
i:uchre Party.
big benefit euchre party will be
held at ST. Mary's Hall. corner of
Fourth and Marshall Streets. Monday
Tor the benefit OF a physical and chem
icai laboratory for the Benedictinc Col
lese. Fifty handsome prizes will be
awarded. as we'll as door prize, and
all interested are invited 10 attend
Mrs. ID. ]. Farrar will be hostess for
the evening. and the game will begin
Pupils Recital.
The pupils OF the Florence Danscy
school of Piano will give their closing
recital at Miss Dansey's studio, 40
North Meadow street. Friday. Pri-
mary and intermediate classes will
play at o'clock. and the advanced
class at $40 o'clock. The following
pupils will play:
t.I noTo'hy ssiyass Susie Baker. Eva Pat.
l,ida puckhardi; .Eliaahsfh winEn.id. Opal
n Fsnl. "a A'hss bE,arneT ner!ha McMuiIin
stance rendleton, Ethel wullcrstein Page
GrHbbS Eyciy Blake, Alma iiroaddus. VII.
Helen HASTEN. Dorothy i;ueser. MaGSiic
iiintchers1n Franklin Woodson. Thelma
Elma Ashton, owe CHRISTIAN Ruth Wat.
tins. kinse Bass. Alice l.ochr Vivian COS
by Sarah Meyers, Mary Taylor, Cathieen
iBrlsiow, Ethel Rolling, Mrs. II. Grubbs, Mrs
w. Lochr. and ii. Kidd.