Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

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/ for the summer season.
Amman May Fetc Mt Paxton.
/ With favorable weather conditions a
delightful afternoon may be spent with
| the friends OF the Female Humane As
ISOLATION. Mrs. Lewis Z. Williams, pres
idcnt. Oh Thursday, from 10 {. Pax
tom" the handsome home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Shelton Williams. has been
generously loaned for the occasion OF
the May fete. which is being held to
raise funds to assist in maintaining
| the Childrens Home at Highland Park.
Guests coming out on the Wcsthamp-
ton car and arriving at Paxton will be
welcomed by Mrs. Walter Is. Martin.
Miss Emily Harvie. Mrs. George w
EaChy and Mrs. John l.. Williams
Bridge tables will be in readiness for
the game TO begin promptly at 4
o'clock. Players are asked TO bring
their cards. Reservations can still be
made by telephoninE Randolph $3.50
or Randolph 2005--Nrs. +. T. Noting
and Mrs. Frank w. Christian The
dancing committee Mrs w A. Powers,
Mrs. L. V. Valentine and Mrs. ]. AM
bier Johnston. has provided unusual
attractions Al $50 the Maypolc
dance. by pupils OF Miss Ella Binford.
directed by her. will begin. and this
is ia be Immediately followed by two
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. J. L. Dennis
Miss Estelle owens Dennis. Miss Den
MSS costumes are new fo- this occa-
sion; the first dance, "On TO Victory"
is also entirely new. and is very pa
triotc. the American naG being used
with great effect. Summer" the sec
ond number. is said to suggest butter
flies. fairies. Sprtes and all that is
most delicate and poetic in motion.
The dancing program is completed by
interpretive dances given by the tai
ented class taught by Miss Pcct, at
the Y. w. c. A, and composed OF the
following young women, who give their
talents to held worthy cause: Misses
Atkinson, Walden. Wilson. Hargrove
Dietz. Huntlcy. L:pscomb, Mary and
Lucy Tucker. Myra and Eileen McCaus-
land, Louise and Alice Mills. Walsh.
Priddy. Collins. HaGood. Chandler. Da-
Wis Whipple. Crosswell. Meifel. Baker.
HuHter. Mrs. Roy and Mrs. Gregory.
Miss Lindsay Powers is the musician
for these dances
The flower booth Is In charge Of Mrs
Mcneil. Miss Anne Christian. Mrs. Rob-
ert n. Talley and Mrs John Shelton
Williams. The novelty booth is under
Miss Martha Robinson, Mrs. William
Rufin Cox and Mrs. Frederic W. Scott
Garden hats will be displayed on the
pretty heads Of living models. under
the direction OF Mrs. Lle~cllyn Nc
Weigh, Mrs. 4. c. Digs and Mrs. NJ.
@. Wallace. Light refreshments will
be served by some % the girls from
the Female Humane Association Home
should the weather be stormy, the fetc
will b" postponed until the following
day. Automobiles viii meet the West
hampton cars AZ Stop -.
Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archelaus Williams. OF
Wythevil!e. announce the engagement
and approaching marriage OF their
daughter. Lucy. to Ensign Robert Lc-
Roy Atwell, United states Navy. The
wedding Will take place some time in
June.
Elaborate Garden Party.
Ella borate preparations are being
made FOR the garden party IN I've given
a. the homes OF Air. and Mrs :. II
Hawcs and Miss katharine II. HAYES
Gia;er Ps-k, on Friday nd Saturday o,
Ihis week from TO O'Clock by the
Young Women's Christian Associa ton.
The party is 20 ~ given for the Rlue
Ridge conference fund The program
includes folk dances and TWO out-or-
doors PLAYS 10 be given by the gym
nasilm girls and those % the girls
work department. rcspect!yely.
flans are be!n smadc for flower
tahics ana the women and children Of
Gintcr Park will be asked 10 helm with
ms feopIs who 2" out from the
near; OF the city vii. welcome this OPP
po-iunity 70 acquire some Of Gin,cr
PARK beautiful sn"inr flowers.
Inc gypsy Booth Will prove an cs-
pec!al attraction, ana Tho country
store VIII also he a unique feature
Pr"ty Wedding.
The marriage Of MISS nula Claire
Ace. dauEhter Of Mr. nd Mrs Fran
Lot
OF Richmond was quietly celebrated
Yesterday afternoon a, 3:I5 O'Clock I'm
the home Of the bride. 1884 Hanover
~NNcnnc. The par!ors were prct,ily
decorated in palms and oId-tashioncd
garden flowers ana an iinproviaed altar
o! palms and lilies wa ARRANGED for
ne ceremony. which "-s performed by
N" i'"N. ". {. James, +. y. Mrs AUS
IN " Marienstein played the wedding
inaFcnes. and Mrs. Herbert f. Powell
sang Ny Lsddic" and ~ Dawn!re"
ynst before the entry OF the bridal
party.
The bride descended inc stairs with
h"r father b. whom she was cIynn
"""N s!,H wore A smart trsvnIir-
SUN of DARK blue cloth, with /. ha; ,D
match and corsase bouquet Of lice
~ INC valley and bride rose. Miss
moe ASee who attended her
sister "s malr Of honor wore 4. GOWN
OF white marquisctte over whitn IN,
and carried an armful Of Ki!!.rne,
roses. owen J. Mackin Uas the groom.
'e.t man ana only attendant.
NJ ana Mrs Park left Immediately
ai'"r the ceremony for wedding nm
lha' VII include New York. Atlantic
Guy Hartford, Conn. and other Norih-
ern cities Of interest.
Card Party Friday.
On FRIDAY afternoon from 20
ne confederate Woman's Home
'he Lee AuNiiary. L. o. =. VII give .
caro- patiy. the decorations wul re
IhrFifn out IN garden flowers TIL.
''dnHchifr"n nf the Richmond r-h,n
yer ana IA" Chesterfield Junior. ar.
invited - attend
Guest Entertained
MISS Amy Cobb, % Grcensboro y {,
me guest OF Miss Mary ron, - no.
nome 2&oS IVES; craze Si-cef 81
Jnhn j. fowcii entertained tho " r =.
,'"" ~ honor Of Miss Cohb ycco.,,i,.
ana Professor Lynch rendered chan,
'". hnsicai program on this ocr,.io,
number Of Informal affairs vii a..
,,''d"ht 20 Miss Cohbs visit her.
"hrrihG" Announced.
hev. James w. Reynolds. 81 gorh
On county. announces the n.r-i
% MS daug inter-. Madeline 80. :.