Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-12
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Former Governor OF Virginia William
Hodges Mann and Mrs. Mann. OF Peters
burg. wore In Richmond yesterday for
brief stay. on route for n trip North.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hodges Mann.
Jr.. OF Norfolk. were also in Richmond
yesterday. before going to Washing
ton for few days' visit TO relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mann. Jr.. have
been making their home in Norfolk
for some time past. where the former
Ia stationed for the present.
In Washington.
Mrs. Russell Crcnshaw and her chill
dren. who have been spending the win
ter months In Richmond. loft last week
for Washington to Join Lieutenant Rus
sell Crenshaw. United States Navy.
Lieutenant and Mira Crershaw have
taken house in Chevy Chase. where
they VIII make their home AZ long as
The former Is on duty in Washington.
For Mrs. Lnnyhorne.
a number Of charming affairs have
been given in honor of Mrs. Lewis w.
l'anghorne, Of Salem. who Is the guest
Of Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson, at the
Union Theological Seminary. Mrs.
Johnson was hostess Yesterday at n
prettiiy appointed luncheon given for
Mrs. Larghcrnc. Covers were laid for
eight. and the table was set with a
centcrpioce of bright yellow flowers.
Mrs I.anEhorisr expects TO leave on
Wednesday for her home In Salem.
"MIkndo" Here This Week.
Kirk Matthews is directing tho or
chestra which will play for the per-
formances of "Thc Mlkado." which
takes place ut tho Academy Of Music
the Associated Charities and the War
Relief Association Of Virginia. and
there VIII be fifteen pieces in this or
chestra. Alvin Smith is putting c7
the opera. under the auspices of the
Rotary Club of Richmond. and Il Will
Dc one Of the prctticHt plays ever
staged here. Mrs. Norman Call. who
VIII be heard In the part OF Yurn Yum,
mas sung 1t before. and is exceptional
~ lovely In this: Lynn Tucker, an
other local soloist. will SING opposite
her, In Nanki Pooh. ard all tho cast
popular opera. Mrs. Charles T. Boil
Ing represents the Associated Chart
lies. and Miss Allcnc Stores the war
relief. In this entertainment. and al
though il ir given during the Lenten
season II will be largely attended. as
II Is for such worthy charities and is
another way Of helping in the work
Card Tournament Friday.
Inc March card tournament will be
heid at the Woman's Club on Friday
evening ut S:15 o'clock. with auction
bridge az the game. Supper will be
game Is concluded.
inc usual rules concerning the reg
istering OF tables and partners Will be
observed. and those taking part In the
tournament must register their tables
without fail Friday morning
Arrive From the Enst.
Or: and Mrs. Harry Taylor. who
sailed Saturday. February I6. from
Shanghai. China. arrived Friday In
EhicaGo: en- route to Virginia. where
they VIII spend their furlough visiting
relatives. They are expected to come
20 Norfolk the last OF the week to be
the guests of DR.. Taylor's sister. Mrs.
Thomas =. Thompson. and Mr. Thomp-
son. at l-ochaven. DR. Taylor Is at
the head Of the st. Jamess Hospital
at Anking. China.
"nlker-wny.
Way. In Washington Park. Norfolk.
was the scene Saturday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock OF pretty wedding. when
her daughter Miss Laurcnc Cootos
way. became tho bride OF Andrew
E"Ehne walker. son OF the late An
drew Banks Walker. OF that place.
me nome was decorated with palms,
Terms and forsythia blossoms. and the
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Frank l., Wells. pastor OF Client Meth
od!st Church. Preceding the wedding
mhrch' which was played by Mrs Irma
7.
Hat;ie Q. Way sang d'Hardelo,s Be
hnse' The bride entered the draw
lnE room with her brother. Samuel
Hudncll Way. by whom she was given
IN marriage. She wore travelling suit
OF brown cloth with II hat to match.
and n corsaEe bouquet Of lilies OF the
valley and roses.
Mrs Aubrey Laurens EgRleston. the
brides sister. was her ratron OF
honor Little Miss Elizabeth Cootcs
way. the brides niece. was the ring
bearer. and Misses Anna Graham.
Dorothy and Irvine Way. Robcna Small.
Florence and Arye Walker held the rib
bons that formed an aisle leading TO
an arch OF palms. under which the
bridal party stood during the cerc-
mony.
Frank a. walker the br!dcgroom.s
oro'her' was his best man. An in
formal reception followed the cere
nony. and later In the afternoon Mr..
and Mrs Walker left for a wedding
trip North.