Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03
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r. w. gCulp. Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald, Mrs
.IRJA Amber Johnston, Mrs. George G.
u Powers Mrs. Alexander IL. Sands. Mrs
z q. c. Wilson. Mrs. s. II. Halves and
4 Mrs. Mary l.. Workman.
Ion "Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
Il there will be an interesting discuss ION
sSM some bills pending in the LcEisla-
q tArc. such child labor. good roads.
S he establishment OF Il board OF ccnsors
IS 6r moving pictures and admission OF
a Tpmen to the practice OF law in Nir-
EInia. Mrs. Samuel I. Glover will! be
Sthe speaker.
Miss Mabel Brown viii meet her
8 .surren, events class" al the club on
Friday morning at 1850 O'Clock
{ GrcGory-Mnrshan.
.ssAir. and Mrs Edgar Marshall an
Z Rounce the engagement and approach
ftig marriage of their daughter, Nir-
EInia Pilman. to James Atkins Greg
& Org. son OF Mrs, Laura Atkins. Greg
cry. Of Chase City. and tho late James
AleNandcr Gregory, OF MecklenburG
County. Mr. Gregory is aho the
Nephew OF The late samuel Gray
I Atkins. OF Richmond.
r Arrives In Richmond
3 ssirs. Ben McGuckim and her small
son. William c. McGuckin OF New York
City, arrived in Richmond Thursday
and will make their home 1t so? West
= FRANKLIN Street with Mrs. Ben H. Nash
Mrs. McGuckin's husband, Ensign Nc
Guckin United States Navy, has left
! for service in foreign waters. and she
expects TO spend some time in this
i SA,rs McGuckin was before her mar
+ Esacc Miss Mildred Crisis, OF East
Z Orange, y. J.
Knitting Party.
-Mrs u. y. Buchanan, Mrs. Eugene
Peters. Mrs W. O. Saunders and Mrs.
.,,,t k,Ess Toe CnG
i Monday afternoon from TO O'Clock
AZ a knitting party TO I've given in the
home of Mrs Buchanan. 1873 Park
Avenue DR.. u. Il. Bryan. OF Richmond
4 college Will be the speaker. and the
public is cordially invited to attend
The affair is for the benefit Of the
Home Circle of the Hospital League
Concerning Miss Ty"on
Prince Troubctskoy has reccn,iE
completed a Statuctte OF Miss lSa-
bella Tyson. of Knoxville, Tenn. oaugh-
ter of General and Mrs. Lawrence II.
Tyson. whose engagement 10 Kenneth
Newcomer Gilpin. OF Baltimore, was
last month announced. Miss Tyson Is
a beautiful Southern girl and a noted
belle She is descended from promi-
nent Tennessee families, her grand =.
father having been Charles Mecca" fl
nancier ard railroad magnate. She Is
also descendant OF General James
White. who was the founder OF Knox
Vile Tenn. Cpon one of her visits
North. the blonde beauty of this lovely
young Southcrncr attracted the atten-
tiont of Prince Trouhetskoy noted
sculptor and artist, who asked per
mission 10 make bronze statucttc
OF her. The cast was presented 10 Miss;
Tyson
The mar,ar. Of Miss Tyson and Mr.
Gi!nin who is member Of the avia-
8 ton corps Will be solemnizcd in April
and VIII be 4 brilliant event OF the
post-Icuttu season. The ceremony will
hc attended, h. .argc party from Nir-
ginia. MIR Gilpin has been recently
received for tho aviation. and is :,
member Of the Nirginia Legislature
from Clarke County.
Al tho Ginrer Pnrk Club.
The G!7trr i'ark Womans Club will
meet at o'clock Wednesday aftern DON
at the schoolhouse. This will be :,
..Slatcr will sing. An attractive pro-
gram has been arranged.
Benefit Piano Recital.
David NaSG"ur. tho little pianist.
viii play tho following program n,
CorlcS's auditorium. 2O+ East Grac.
i Street, Monday night. under the aus
pices Of tie Loving Eand OF the Second
Prcsbytcrian Church:
schnmann~-" Sicilian," Album Leaf"
Wild rider" "Rcmembranco;" chopin
prelude. valscs in i minor and y Hat:
.\lleerctto;" Mozart--Rondo in
q, menue' in +; Hoccherni--menr
Monde lssohn--"Eoat song" Handel
\ Sarabnnd: acknowledgements Bacl,
two prcludes; Korylow--nenuei:
Solling--"l.!tt1e Fingers" and TO 4
Maiden" and selections from other
composers.
Prominent Wedding,
One OF the prcttieSt weddings OF the
Miss Laura G-avux. daughter uf Col
:. onel and Mrs. John Temple Graves. and
Lieutenant Frederick Tomplins avia-
ton corps. l. > a, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
CALVIN Tompliins OF TompI,ins cove and
New York The ceremony was per.
formed IL the Washington home Of the
brides parents. 1853 . street. 10y r:cv.
Charles Wood. pastor Of the %hurch
Of the Covenant ~ S;20 o'clock in the
presence Of about forty relatives and
close FRIENDS OF the brdo aud bride
groom \ rnccrtio on for about $50 ad-
ditional guests followed. from . To II
O'Clock.
The bride was attended bv Mrs.
Charles Cothran. OF New York, rs ma :
tron of honor Miss Martha linton OF
Kentucky and New York q frequent
visitor to tho bride IN Washington.
maid OF honor and Miss Adelaide Goth
c ran. Of New Orleans. cousin az Tia.
SridcSma dis. The hest man was Lion
4 tenan, Sterling Tompnins aviation
corrS, L. >. \. cousin az the groom.
& ana5t usherS were the two brothers
Of the bride. Lieuicuan; de Craffcnrei,i
'irdyes and Lieutenant John Temple
Graves Jr.. both OF the L. ). s. Little
Misses Katherine Tomrkius and Anne
Graves were flower girls
After ihe reception, daring which
2 ;hesbride cut the cak" with The bride
groom's sword. Lieutenant 'rornpEirs
and his bride lett for a sior; Trip
: Mira. Tompkins viii accompany her rus.
hand % Garden Cay where lie is nov
stationed
y cd ljn receiving ia" guests hv Mrs
Chatnp Clark. %if. OF the speaker: Mrs
Claudc Z swanson Irs 10y piitmau
s Mrs Wii!ihrn J.. Marshall Mrs r 90
y VIII TaimagN, Mrs Charles Gotham
g Mis- Betty Johnson and Miss Mona
El65geft
I Celebrate silver Wedding.
IN interesting event OF las, Tusgd a \