Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06

, country has produced some of tho
greatest painters of tho world. The
day OF meeting for this class will be
announced later.
Interesting Weddings.
A wedding of much interest in this
city which was celebrated last week
| in Lynchburs was that of Miss Nan
Louise Davis. daughter of MT. and Mrs.
Thomas Newman Davis. to Wilbur War
regiment OF engineers. son Of Mrs. &C.
row. OF ST. Johns Quebec Tho ccrc-
mony took place very quietly wedncs-
day mt the bries's home. with only the
immediate families present. md tho
bride and Eroo left at ob.e for a
brief honeymoon in Canada 5etaro MFR.
Gcrow leaves for service abroad. Mrs.
Gerow has frequently visited in Rich
irtnc, where she is always much en-
tcrtaincd.
Rev. and Mrs. Carl Il. Grammer. OF
Philadelphia. have issued invitations
to the marriage OF their daughter,
Elizabeth Maude, and Donald Fuller
Torrey Saturday evening. January 10,
at $50 o'clock. in ST. Stephens Church.
Philadelphia. Following tho ceremony
there will be a reception at their home
1924 Spruce Street.
At the Woman's Club.
Virginia Day" will be celebrated at
the Woman's Club tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock, with Henry Carter Stuart,
Governor Of Virginia. as the speaker.
Mrs. William RufIin Cox is chairman OF
the afternoon. and a large audience will
fill the club auditorium to hear the dis
tinguished guest OF honor for that oc-
casion. Governor Stuart, who is a
charming speaker will address the club
on '.Virginias Place in the World
War" which is most cnSrossing sub
ject.
The club will be decorated with nags
and there will be appropriate music for
the historic celebration. An informal
reception will follow the address, and
the hostesses for the afternoon include
Mrs. e. l.. Bemiss. Mrs. Frank Christian,
Mrs. Heth Lorton. Mrs Lcwellyn Nc
Weigh. Mrs. Lewis IL. Machcn, Mrs. w.
S. Gordon, Mrs. James Scott. Mrs.
Charles WORKMAN. Mrs. Thomas Emmett.
Mrs George Winch, Misses Margaret
Wcddell. Sally Deane. Ellen Guigon and
Miss Blackboard.
On Wednesday afternoon Mlzs Mary
Frasier will speak on Home Econo-
mics at 4 o'clock.
Friday morning ut 11:se o'clock Miss
Mabel Brown will meet her current
event class. and IN tho afternoon at
o'clock tho French class will meet.
Invitations Out.
hr. anu MIA hNuAru M AnGcrSpp.
of Roland Park. have issued Invitations
to the marriage of their daughter,
Juliet May, to F.. Virsinius Berry, Of
this city, formerly of Luray. Tho we'd
ding will tako place on the evening OF
January II, at the Seventh Street
Christian Church.
Binck-Durnett.
MIR. and Mrs. John Burnett announce
the marriage OF their daughter, Sara
Ada, to Joseph Francis Black. the ccre-
mony having taken place on December
%. Mr.. and Mrs. Black will be at home
at 1923 Floyd Avenue, after January TO-
Ball on January ~.
An important event Of this month
Will be the largo military ball. to be
held in the Blues Armory. Saturday
evening, January 10, under the auspices
OF the Godmothers' League. for the
Einth Company Virginia Coast Artillery
The jazz band OF the aviation squadron
viii play for the occasion. Mrs Percy
Digs and Mrs. Robert NJ Blankcnship
are chnirmen OF patronessess. the list
OF these 10 be published later: Mrs
Hamilton Chalklcy has charge OF the
tickets. Miss BeatriS Canepa of the
candy booth, Mrs. William A. Cheat
wood Is general chairman. There will
be very important meeting in the
Jefferson Hotel. room go, Monday, at
IL O'Clock. and every one interested
In this work are urged to be present.
To Organize French Cinsses.
Among the interesting events of the
season Immediately following the holt
days arc the French classes under the
direction Of Miss Eleanor Higgins, OF
2ls Governor Street. There will be
three classes week, Wednesday after
noon at Z o'clock, Saturday morning at
IL o'clock. and Saturday evening at s
o'clock. Miss Higgins was educated mt
French convent in Canada, and her
classes promise to be very pleasing
events
Lee Chapter to Give Ban,
At a recent meeting OF Lee CHAPTER
u ID. c.. OF which Mrs. A. j. MONTAGUE