Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
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tain Norborne berkeley. OF Danviilc.
q on tho stan OF MajcrGcncral Cronk-
rs hitc, at Camp Lee. the ceremony hav-
Ing been celebrated in Richmond. Sat
urday, May 4. in St. James Episcopal
& Church by Ri. Rev. William Cabell
Brown. Only the immediate members
OF the families attended the ceremony.
which had been planned for a later
date. but was fastened, due to Captain
Berkley's military orders Misses Anne
and Phoebe Randolph. sisters OF the
bride. and DR.. Randolph accompanied
tho bride 20 Richmond saturday morn
ing, where they were met by Captain
Berkeley with his brother. Lieutenan 1t
Harrison .crkcley. United States Navy:
his mother Mrs l.. &. Berkeley, and his
sister, Miss Annie Berkeley, all of
Danviile. Following the ceremony the
bridal party were entertained at dinner
at the Jefferson Hotel, and later i'll
the evening Captain and Mrs. Berkeley
went TO Petersburg, where Mrs. Bcrkc-
ley will remain as long as her hus-
band is ~ Camp Lee. This wedding
united two or iAe most prominent FAM
lilies OF Virginia aud Maryland. The
bride ia widely known in society cir
cles in both states. and CAPTAIN Bcrkc-
ley is all a!umnus of the University of
Virginia.
Approaching Marriage.
Mrs. Edwin Holmes Lea announces
the engagement and approaching mar
riaEe OF her daughter. Marjorie, 10 DR..
Casper Walker Jennings. of Green's
horo, N. c. The wedding will take
place very quietly the latter part OF
this month ut the home of the brides
mother.
benefit Party nj Governors nrnsion.
One of the most charming and FASH
ionable charity events OF the late sea-
son vii! he the garden party and ba-
saar TO be held on the lawn at the
Governors Mansion on Saturday from
to s O'Clock for the benefit OF the
War Relief Association and the Wom-
ans Guild OF Grace Episcopal Church.
Mrs westnoreland Davis will receive,
and the pretty grounds OF the mansion
will be in gala dress for the occa-
sion. All sorts Of novel features have
been planned. with various surprises
at the booths. There will be n May
pole dance, a country store a fortune
tree and music, and refreshments Will
be served
All interested are invited to attend.
A number of prominent women have
the affair in charge, and Ii promises
to be ono OF the largest and most fash
ionahlc charity fetes OF tho month.
Some OF those in charge of the COM
mittees are: Mrs. l.. Il. Lewis. Mrs.
Stafford g. Parker Mrs. W. ]. Wallace,
Mrs Lucy Lay. Mrs p. A. Palmer, Mrs.
u B. FourOurean. Mrs. Woodson Wad-
dy Mrs. Louie Hankins and Mrs. p. ].
Eernodlc.
For Children. War Relief
The childrcn's aid section OF the Nir-
clnia war relief Will bring TO Rich
nond Mrs. Linden Smith, OF Boston.
who Will give an illustrated lecture
Friday nj tho Jefferson auditorium. DR..
and Airs. Smith, who will tell OF the
work being done for children in the
devastated parts Of France, have both
with tho Franco IA
lean committee for the children OF the
frontier. They have just returned from
the parts Of Europe, where the hSht-
ing i being waged now and are max
ing :, tour OF this country N behalf
OF the work for children. There has
been no lecture OF the children's work
since Mrs w. +. Iiil spoke here sew
cral years ago, and ther" are about
1000 children being cared for and
clothed in France by tho help OF Amer
leans now Many Eichmonders and peo-
ple all over Virginia have been max
ing clothes for these children. and Mre.
4 Smith will take this opportunity to
thank them for their services, and
also to show the great need for car
ryinc on this phase of war relief De-
tails OF the lecture will be announced
later, and the entertainment Will be
one Of the most interesting events OF
II the late spring in Richmond. Some Of
the bows of the Chamber!ayne School
i MIL act as uSners. Mrs. Smith is a
. friend CT General Pcrshing. and at his
request talked to tho American boys
in France.
Omcer, for Musicians Club.
The annual business meeting OF the
Musicians Club of Richmond was held
Wednesday morning at the Womans
Club. Officers elected for 1851? are:
Mrs. Francis D. Williams. president;
Miss Helen stevens, vice-nresident;
Mrs j. Is. Bowman. secretary. and Mrs.
Basil 81. GwatEmcy, treasurer. Other
members OF the hoard OF governors are:
Mrs. Charming ~. Ward. Mrs +. d.
Hequembourg, Miss Louise Williams.
Mrs T.. f. Harkt- Mist-Jeam Trigg and
Mrs Norman t-nl..
The secretary's report reviewed an
interesting year. and the treasurer
showed the club 10 be IN q prosperous
condition. The admitting Of men as
--<ttiliate members and the esta bllshment
u Of a student membership will great
q ~ broaden the field OF tho club. and
Rs add much TO its interest and usefulness.
= Ambitions plans for next year were
= outlined. and music!ovcrs OF Richmond
d will have the opportunity Of hearing
some of the worlds greatest artists
through the clubs activities
To Give PIny.
The Little Theater League will give
its performance Of "Riders to III" Sea -
) by j. NJ. Syhge, Monday evening AT
$40 o'clock at Relvidore Han.
{ Open Hattie Abbey Again Saturday.
BY special request % many who
were unable 10 attend The opening OF
Il the Confederate Memorial Institut.
q tBa;tle Abbey). an opportunity viii be
g given those whose business places close
on Saturday to visit this place. INC
n grounds and buldin., viii be open ,hte
SATURDAY from 10 ia The morning until
at night. Refreshments VIII be
served Oh the lawn aud souvenirs Will
1T ne presented to those IN attendant.
Mrs W. c bentley . chairman assist
Cd by Mrs. j. j. Ecrnodlc Mrs
drahVliie g. Valentine is chairman o.
Il Refreshments. Airs j. Caskic c,t,oII
souvenirs; Miss Rcttie ElIyson il,
81 charge a. gate receipts assisted by
81 Mrs. =. West Tabb
Other members of me committe. a..
n Mrs. J. Taylor Euyson. president ~ -.