The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-21
rRrEDA MEREDITH prETZ, Editor

ny. and Mrs. Robert Walter BeAoies,
cf 1919 North Twenty @ecbnd street
TOR the marriage Of their daughter,
Helen vaimer, 20 Harry Edward
Clarke. of Lynchburg, formerly Of
Boston, Mass and Richmond. the
oeremonv 20 Re celebrated Thursday
morning of this week A. ! 40 O'Clock
In the homo Of the bride The Rev.
Fred r. Chenault tho brides cousin.
viii offsciate After a short Northern
trip Mr. Clarke and hts bride viii
make their home IN IsnchburE,
Sterrett--tOdev.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew FudTc ~
Cnvfngton. announce Tho marriage or
THAR daurhter. Anna Marie. TO Cor
poral Edwin II Sterrett OF the Rich %
nnnd Blues stationed at Camp No
Cfeilan Admission Ala. the ceremony
having taken place on Monday. April
fk the Rev sra niey white officiating
arT7aiL
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Tsrrall an
rounce the marriage Of their daugh~
ter. Alma Lee, to William Harold
Woodward, L. S. r. son ~ Mr. and
Mrs. W. ], woodward The cero-
rcry took place at 81 o'clock al St
John'e Episcopal church m Peters.
burg. Rev. EraN'ol Nr3aE, rector %
the church. officiating
Mr.. and Mrs Woodward MI reside
temporarily in Petersburg, where ME-
woodward is stationed At Camp Lee,
Bridge Luncheon
One Of the most interesting aHIFa
Of the week viii hg the bridge lunch
con at the county club on Thursday
Of this week n so q. clock. The
Richmond Aiuunae Of HolIus col
iege are planning enc affair and table"
are now being received through Miss
[ayWfla a nd
Miss Brent W.T. Mrs George Nor
~an rs president cf the Richmord
AtvuYlpsse association ard the party
In for the benefit Of he scholarship
fursf II the weather permits the
tables Will BE- arranged on the ter
rare and tho yeranda- The party
vail he held on Thursday regardless
If the weather. however. and the
beautiful interior of the club VIII he
decorated in spring flowers for the
event The card party and tea given
by the Hoiling' aIumnaA last spring
IN stfTi re~ncna bored by those who
were 80 fortunate az to attend and
II is expected that MANY tables or
players will enjoy the game and
luneheSn a. the club tins week
HouitzcrS' Military Ball
New features arc constantly telng
INTRODUCED at the attractive military
h4 ia of this winter and The Richmond
Eowityers have chosen 10 present all
of the ladies who attend their mill-
fary ball on SATURDAY. evening of this
week with attractive and useful
souvenirs This ball viii be arranged
very much like the popular hops OF
the military schools and IL VIII open
with an Interesting march 70 be l@d
by Colonel 10 Lane Stsrn. Each
members Of the new battery IN UNI
form will follow with his partner and
the other guests at the bal VIII
bring up the rear ri the march. Al
ter this general dancing viii he en-
3oved and n good orchestra viii play.
THE ball liz TO raise funds for tho
la ttery equipment which is not fur
nfshed h the state This battery II
for local service st ali times and it
wss organized when the former How
tiers became \ part OF the nth
regiment now al Admission. Ala TICK
cts for the bali may he had from
arv member of the IA ttery or at
the door Saturday night. The dancing
will begin AT $50 o'clock and last
until l2
Patron exsseS OF the ran include:
Meedarnes West IN orelard Davis. Fig
bert G. Leigh, Jonathan Bryan. John
Sfwart Bryan. Horace Hawes. sid
ney Buford. John r. Cary, Oliver ],
Sands. Edmund WaddilL George
Rcuntree, ] Carbon. John II Light
foot W ". sale. Leroy r. Brown,
George Airslie. William NJ. Myers.
Henry Harrington, Charles X. Robins.
Garter Scott. George Wayne Ander-
son, Thomas a, McAdana, Leroy
Hodges. j. Allison Hodges Alexander
c.. Brown. J. w Henson. Murray NJ.
Mcclure, Beverly r Tucker. H S.
csoMan. f G. HeEginbotham. Il T.
IASferty, r, r, buchanan, T. Taylor
ETfyson. David Leakc. George Bryan.
w. Frank Powers. Charles v Car
rfnxton, c NJ. Chicester, T.. Randolph
W1Iriams John SHELTON Williams. F..
b. Warner Mcfabe, Charles Demp-
ssy James .. Patton. Henry z, Bas-
1MxEiIle. Hiram Smith, William sgd
nG. Hugh stociSdeu. W, W. Poindex-
-. C. L. wa4hall, Sr. John Kerr:
0szrch- James J. Pollard, ~ II SiIs,
q q Richardson. II. s, MacIean. F.
II. Christian, z. +. Cooke, James
Branch Cabeu, W NJ. Addison. W. G.
1Gnsai-y. r r Hudson. Eta Shakes
peGre Misses Fra noes 3. Scott,
Knxherfne Myers, May Curry. Lula
MfIh*ser. Elise Stevenson.
At the Wosnan's CInh.
The first of the spring musicales
WIN be enjoyed a the Woman club
1Um0rrow afternoon 4.30 O'Clock,
whAn Mrx. Basil CswathUey as chair
nnnu. Introduces Miss Vera curtis so
pxann OF t1Te metropolitan Opera
oosnr9ny. Willis Auing viii play the
a<<1ExS accomplishments Club mem
bess are eagerly looking forward to
the cveua
EfnetEexses At Che Informal xecpp-~
tisn following the program VIII be
Ma0tarnes Richard Dunlop, Walter
Iones. Philip TaliaIerro. H G. law
~. Frank f. stacy Albert f. Hunt.
James C1uYnp, Freeman Dance, Hem
~ Tayior. George Jennings, Lsucian
Curry. Cha rless Wilson. J. Taylor FL
Tyson and Sam r. Morgan. Jr.
Tea at Country school
The monthly tea AZ the virginia
Randolph Elicit Country School for
Girls will Re en- toyed by the alunnae
and their friends this Wednesday at
ter at 430 o'clock Mrs Hiram
Smith. Mrs James Gordon smith and
/ Miss Roberta TriSg are the hosteases
illustrated Lecture
'-rightins A DoVe the Clouds is the
subject Of the war moving pictures
and lecture in the jefferson audito-
rum on MAY ~ at $40 o'clock
Charles tTpson Clark Of the Arnericau
\ academy in Rome. VIII IT, the YDesAk-