Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-17
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preaching marriage Of her daughter.
hn.,zn , Austin. to Lieutenant Louis
Nrmistcad iieindl. United States Ma
,iohhi Army. Camp Hin. Va. son Of
LOUIS j. liclndl. and grandson Of the
Iate Major Thomas I;uckner Armistcad
ol gloucester County. Miss Bertrand
Is Il granddaughter OF Mrs. Samuel
D"'les brcwry. Of 'Miucoln" The
ceremony Will take place quietly al
81 Paufs Episcopal Church on Satur.
day. April %.
'ntroncSses for DcncAt Dance.
an Interesting event OF this week
Is The recital Of interpretive dancing
DS iittlc Miss Lillian Emerson, Of New
iofN, AT the jefferson Hotel Saturday
afternoon at o'clock The affair is
uhher the direction Of Miss ELLA Bin
FORD and Will be brilliant society
Junction. Little Mics Emerson. who
~ widely related here is a truly
marvellous artist She is only ten years
o!d. Al the age OF six she was sent
for to dance at Government House,
/ Ottawa, for the Duke and Duchess 81
tonnaught and that same summer was
commanded by Queen Alexandra to
dance at Marlborough House. the
casion being the birthday fetc of the
lrincesa Victoria. Eofor" she
seven she had appeared before SIX Of
the crowned heads of Europe.
The patrOncs'cS for Saturday after
noon's recital include Mrs. John Kerr
Eramch. Mrs. Newton Vaughan. Mrs.
| Blair StrinefelIow. Mrs. j. j. Hickey.
Mrs Frank Powers Mrs Thomas T..
McAdar's. Mrs. 81. George Cooke. Mrs.
H. e. Laird. Miss Frances Scott. Mrs.
5. T. Seldcn. Mrs. Charles Weber, Mrs.
Herbert Mann. Mrs. William ITALIA
b Glover. Mrs J. NJ. Brockenbrough.
Mrs G. c. Valentine. Mrs Preston
No!and. Mrs Beverley Tucker. Mrs. g.
Stewart Hume and others.
Visiting Here.
Miss Belle Cameron, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Reneham Cameron. o.
weeks in richmond as the CUES, Of
relatives on West Franklin Street.
Miss Cameron was accompanied TO
Richmond by Miss Rebecca ward. OF
North Carolina, who Is her guest dur
her stay here.
At tho Womnn's Club.
James Branch Cabell. author oc The
Soul OF Mclicent" and The Certain
Hour" Will make an informal talk this
afternoon at o'clock at the Wowan's
Club, when the women Journalists o:
the city will be the guests OF honor.
Miss May Moore is chairman OF the
afternoon and tea Viii be served after
the program is concluded. All mem
bers Of the club arc invited and the
affair viii lie IN the nature OF liter
AIRY roundtable discussion.
The April card tournament Will be
played In the club parlors FriGay even
Ing at SIS o'clock. The usual rules
concerning the registering OF tables
and partners will be observed.
81. Cecilia to Give Concert.
One OF the most attractive uus!ca!
events OF the month will be the con
cert given b. the -. Cecilia chorus,
OF which r. Flaxington !iarker is ii
soprano. and J. Foster barnes. bari
tone. soloists. The concert Will be
given Friday evening in the auditorium
Of the jefferson Hotel and is for tn.
chorus will sing - i.egeuG ~ GFen-
ada and Miss Mabel Mason - inc
|, aCCompan!st.
Miss Thomas TO Wed.
An engagement Announced this Wees
which il OF much interest 10 fashion
abl. society here Is that of BLISS Ria
Rinford Thomas, daughter Of SIR. and
Mrs Del.os Thomas, o.: Roanoke, 10
Lieutenant Carter Glass 3r- SON %:
MI and Mrs. Garter Glass, 90 Lynch
burg and Washington, now stationed
AT Camp Forrest. oia The TunrrihEa
viii DC celebrated tho nTst week ~
May, at 81. Johns Episcopal 'hurch.
in Roanokc. The engagement was an
nounccd at n small! card paE'y given
by Miss Thomas at her home on
orchard lin. and only intimate friends
werc present The bride has spent
much time in Richmond, where she has
been tho guest OF Miss Louise winner
The wedding will bc one OF the most
important events OF the early Summer
season.
Leave. for Indianapolis.
Mrs waiter s. Mcneil Of Monroe
Terrace loft yesterday for Indianapolis
TO attend n meeting OF the executive
/ council Of the National American
woman Suffrage Association TO b" held
April. is-ln. Mrs. Mcneil. who is
chairman OF tho third congressional
dlstriGi for the Equal suffrage League
OF virginia, will represent the Nsr-
g!nia League az this important con
ference as proxy for the president.
Mrs II. Il. Valentine.
Recommendations.
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Jenkins,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs l. I. Zen
kins. was married at the h5F2e OF
her parents. 500 South Cherry Street,
on SUNDAY morning, At 10 oclocA. 10
william r.. Eis,mann. OF Washing
ton only in:h :iiltr members Of the
family we're present and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. l.. Rutson.
n D.. pastor Of the Pin" Street Baptist
Church. the same minister WHO c!'icia
ted at the marriage of TIC brides
parcnts Hr. Eisemann is now =: tie
military service and expects sool 10 b"
ordered to France Cntn II depart
turc, they will make their home in
Washington.
Observation-Disclosures.
John NJ. IIulChcr announces the mar
riagc Of his daughter, tstellc. 20 Lieu
tenant John j. kccgan, Of Richmond,
now stationed at Camp Gordon III"
ceremony was solcmniIcd April, 10TH
by R,v Father G;uinan ut Sacred
Heart Church I'm Atlanta. The bride
was accompanied South by her sister,
Miss Bertha lIulchcr. the groom's
sister. Mrs. Katherine KccEan Ryan,
and her daughter. Miss Anna Ryan,
- u
Eecgan Bernard J. lIulchcr and John
RYAN, Of Camp Mcclellan. admission,
Ala. also attended the wedding.
Songs md Tab!cnuN Friday.
Under the auspices OF the Woman's
Club Of Ginter Park an entertainment
of tablcaux with songs and costumes
will he given Friday nirht at S:l5
o'clock In the new schooi-houSc on
Chambcrlaync Avenue. An attractive
program has been arranged and re-