The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-10
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MEREDITH DIETZ, Telephone
FRrEDA MEREDITH DIETZ, Editor

II preaching wedding of their daughter.
II Kathleen. TO Frank Beveridgs YRncey
Il On account OF the Illness In the brides
Family the wedding will be very quiet
Iy celebrated in the brides home,
March 2Sth.
Bnn for Blues.
In view of the fact that II cannot
Ne long now before the members OF
the former Richmond Blues go across,
the women of Richmond, who have
their interests at heart. are arranging
ball to be given in the Blues
armory the evening Of March 20, the
proceeds of which will go toward an
athletic fund AZ recreation is one of
4 the prime considerations in the life OF
d the soldiers the women and girls who
have relatives or friends in the form er
Blues are anxious to provide them
with baseball equipment. especially
bats. gloves. mitts. balls masks and
other articles.
Mrs Hamilton H. Chalkley Is chair
man of arrangements for the ball and
she is making her plans. appointing
her committees and arranging for mu-
J. eie and refresh rnents for the occasion.
As the dance is just before holy week
n is expected that a large crowd VIII
participate in the fnal festtvity before
the week Of sustaining from all pleas
0re begins.
HiiIiama-Darden.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Oar
Den in Driver, Va. Was the scene or
q pretty wedding Tuesday afternoon.
at O'clock when their daughter. Miss
Virginia Bruce Darden. became the
bride of Lieutenant Robert Moore VIII
lisns L. :. r.. son OF Rev ana MIS-
W r. Williams. OF Chester, Va.
Palms. ferns and ivy decorated the
drawing rooms and halls and the cere-
mony was performed by the bride
grooms father Rev w. r Williams,
assisted b Rev w : Conrad,
pastor. Of the Melh oaist ehureh o.
Driver, The wedding march was
played by Miss Helen HTinFteF VINO
also rendered selections WINE we
guests were arriving ana uHF'hS the
u ceremony
The bride entered the drawing
room. where the ceremony TOOK place.
with her father by whom she was
given in MARI age she wore stSi'S t
r travelling costume ~ daFt a!Ae eloth
with stray nat ana hef lowers "efs !,
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inc hFtdf .,..,,,,
Hnd "ntN s'tso"4"', 80
OF PINK s'tN-' 80, -, -
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Mrs. WestmorsiShd DAVIS
ecive al an informal te" ."
afternoon from to o crock IN ,hs
executive mahSlo" a. M
custom for the past MONA
.eTnoons are OF much interest ana eatH
Tuesday several friends assist N re-
ceivlng ana pfes!ue az
At the Somnn's Cine-
Frank Avian fSTsohS,
Pied Arts, VIII acoreSs the
of the Womans cruz, MONDAY
noon. at o'clock rms iecte'e 70
been looked for"Ard 10 oE noan
bers VINO use the peh 81 - -" go
those who are Interested IN any ot@ns
OF art. rs q vocation. study or past'I',e
MIR. Parsons IL most aehk htiol
or and Is remen' oered ~ a.! VIZ 1850
him last spring lie mas oe,'s NV
sense OF humof and whIie he uei.se.
his message ana enphaslAes ms po.n
he Is dealing IN wlt'lclsr"s anu Wv y
word pictures that p'Hls SUES
keeps the audience IN Sh'ie'
out the lecture
Mr.. Parsons Ia an aoAn ,r. 'e"s
thority on ART ana In less nc
called the most constr uo'.sS -,
that ever assisted IN 'ne ~
OF municipal aHars' A
Press further states.
Mr.. Parsons Is man % us pe
sonal magnetism as lec. ne
direct. foreefui ano oriAllAnI ~
possessing a mastery ovei S
3ects. As teacher' ne 10 an t.s
and has that rare tacuiuy oi
hi knowledge to others,
Miss Emma Al nitny'u - -. ~,