Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-28
S O CT E T Y

SON Miss Moore will be accompanied
10 Summcrville by Mrs. w. H. Sadler.
OF this city.
brilliant Spring Concert.
One OF the most brilliant events OF
tho season will be the sprin. concert
given by the st. Cecilia Chorus. OF
when r. Flaxington Harker liz dircc-
tor, IN the auditorium Of the Jefferson
tioIei on Friday evening, April 49, at
$50 O'Clock. This will be the fourth
concert OF this splendid organization
ana they Will render on this occasion
n cantata. Tho Legend OF Granada"
me ST. Cecilia Chorus will be assisted
ny Miss Mable Maxson, accompanied:
Miss Margaret O'Bricn, soprano, and
j. Roster Barnes. baritone
The concert promises to be one of
INC largest and most fashionable
events OF next month.
Guest OF Miss White.
Miss Manic Ober Peak. of Washing
Ton. arrived in Richmond this week to
be the guest OF Miss Edith White al
nor apartment on Shafer Street. 4.
number OF charming anair9 have been
planned for Miss Peak during her stay
In Richmond. Miss White viii give
an Informal dansant at her home
guest. and number OF the dancing
set will be included in the invita-
tions.
Pretty Home Wedding.
The marriage OF Miss Virginia Pitt
man Marshall. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Edgar Marshall. to James Atkins
gregory. son OF Mrs. Laura Atkins
Gregory and the late James Alexander
Gregory, was celebrated yesterday at
high noon In the home of the bride.
parents. 8 South Boulevard. with the
Rev. Henry G. Pfifer. of Farmviiiv.
decorated In pink snapdragons and
palms and the same color scheme was
used I'm the hall.
The bride descended tho stairway
with her father. by whom she WAS
Given away. She wore amart blue
travelling suit and hat with a bouquet
Of orchids. Miss Elizabeth Marshall. a
cousin OF the bride. OF Charlottesville.
was maid OF honor, and Miss Dorothy
Courtney, of this city, was bridesmaid.
They wore modish blue dresses and
hats and their flowers were vioets and
gardcnias. Frank d. Ebcll WAS the
groom's best man. and Lieutenant
Lysle Hall. American Contingent
Royal British Flying Corps. acted as
groomsman.
A dinner party WAS given Tuesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall q.
their home on the Boulevard in honor
of the bride and her attendants. and
the table in the dining groom was sc;
with a centerpiece OF ferns and pink
sweet peas.
Mr. and Mrs Gregory left later for
an extended Northern tour Among
the guests from a distance attending
the wedding yesterday were Mrs.
Laura A. Gregory, OF Chase City; MIR.
and Mrs. n. j. Moore. of Chase city;
Mrs Henry c. Pnfer OF Farmville: and
A Taylor PITT, of Washington. form
erly of this city.
Cnrd Party Mt Jefferson.
More than nifty tables have been TO
served for the big benefit card party
to be held on Tuesday afternoon. April
q and the card party will take place
In the palm garden OF the Jefferson
Hotel. instead Of at Cor!ey nan AS
originally planned. The entertainment,
which is given under the auspices OF
the Richmo nd Chapter. U. d. G., is for
the benefit OF the Matthew fontaihe
Maury bed in hospital In France.
Seventeen beds have been endowed py
the United Daughters OF the NohAeu
rncy In France.
The card party Easter week ut the
Jefferson will be brilliant ana iash
ionable affair and their VIII be
knitting table for those who do not
care for cards.
Prominent Wedding.
Miss Marion Tiffany, OF New YORK
Inns been added TO the wedding party
of MICS Margaret Fahnestock ana Syi-
ynnus Stokes. who Will be married on
April s. in Washington. Others or MISS
Fahnestock's attendants will he her
two cousins, Miss Helen Campbell, OF
New York, and Miss Caroline Andrews.
of Flushing, l.. L.; Miss Margaret Cap
erton, daughter Of Admiral Capcrtoa;
Miss Helen Cameron and MISS Cain
crime Harlow, bridesmaids, and MISS
Ruth Fahnestock, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris Fahnsstock. of New York.
cousin OF the bride. as flower girl King
Stone brother-in-law OF the groom.
will be the best man. and the ushers
will be Lieutenant Robert w. Patter-
eon, Ill. U. S. n. stationed at Camp
Lee; II. d. Crenshaw, u. S. n. II. F..
OF Richmond; Lowndes Lavender. U. S.
N. r. +. of Washington; Paul Van
Cleves. u. S. NJ. c.. of Montclair. n. j..
and John Brooks, U. S. n. Il. f., OF Bal
timore.
Card Party for shelterInE Arms.
An attractive affair of next Wednes-
day. April 3, from $3.50 to $50 oclcck,
will be the card party at the Jefferson
Hotel for tho benefit of the SheiterinE
Arms Free Hospital. Tables may be
secured from Mrs. r. B. McGeorge. Mrs.
c. II. Mason. Mrs. Melville Peck. Mrs.
II. L. Lorraine, Mrs. T.. o. Eeveridge
LanGhorne, Mrs. Thomas B. Floyd, Mrs
Hiram IT. Gates. Mrs. Charles S. Smith
Mrs. John o. Taylor. Mrs ]. b. Kidd
Mrs. Henry Meanley. Mrs. George T.
King md Miss Bette Daniel.
Interesting Lecture.
The James River Garden Club invites
all who are Interested In gardeElns
to attend the lectures to be given at
the y. w. e. A. Friday and Saturday
afternoons Mt o'clock. Maurice Fuld,
of New York. n prominent lecturer,
writer and gardener. will be the speak
er.
Subscription Card Party.
An Easter card party, under the aus
pices of the Catholic Woman's Club,
will be held in the McGill hall Thurs.
day. April 4. ut $50 O'Clock for the
beneftt of Floyd Hall Home for Work.
ing Girls. The general chairman is
Mrs Frank Fl. Knox, and number
of prominent women will act as pa
tronesses.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.