Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-12
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luhd for the French wounded The ball
las been planned and arranged as far
AS possible to duplicate the caInouaage
pail given recently in Washington,
which was the biggest success Of the
season, and many OF the costumes and
unique features were brought on from
Washington to be copied especially for
the Richmond ball Tomorrow evening.
no one knows exactly what the bali
room Will be camoufaged in, no one
knows even whisper OF the odd and
delightful entertainment that has been
arranged; one only knows that nun
dreds OF prominent guests Will be In
attendance and many parties from out
OF town viii be in Richmond. especially
fLl this function.
Tables for tho ball may be reserved
through Mrs. robert G. Cabell at Mon
roe Terrace.
Notwithstanding.
The marriage of Roper Biackorby
Voolfolk. of Ashland and New York.
and Miss Olive Louise Young, a daugh-
ter OF Mrs. l.. L. Young, OF 300 West
N!nety-third Street. that city, was cele-
brated III st. Agncs's Chapel West
Ninety second Street, at O'Clock asf
week. Rev. w. ". Bcliingcr performed
the ceremony. The bride was attended
only by Miss Bernice levcntritt as maid
OF honor Herbert French was the best
iaan, and the ushcrs were MIR. Acklcy
tives and a few close friends OF the
bride and bridegroom was held at the
n1me of the bride. Mir. and MS. Wool
folk arc now In the South, where they
Will spend their honeymoon.
Ironinent Wedding.
AN interesting event OF yesterday was
the marriage OF Miss Julia CoGgill
Joynes. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Levin
Joynes. OF 209 West Frankl!n street.
and Captain Harold Ilocber. L. :. y. A.
sor. OF Mrs. Arthur Iioebcr. Of Nutley.
y. J. The ceremony took place ycster-
Cay morning very quietly at IL O'CLOCK
In ST. Pauls Episcopal Church Kew
Walter Russell Bowie. -. d. officiating.
Only small company Of relatives and
friends were included In the invitations,
and there reception.
The bride entered the church with
her father. who gave her away she
wore quaint dress Of net with white
Hntln train and her tissue ve'l was
worn By tho brides great grandmother
q, her own wedding. She carried an
I'D. fash!oned Ivory prayer book IN
stead o. n bouquet. Mrs. IL. {. Beatie.
Jr. was her sisters Dame OF honor aad
only attendant. she wore blue now
e;ed chiffon gown with hat TO match
and carried yellow roses. The Erooms
best man was Harry 9. Beattie. ~, and
Fonta!ne Jones. Harry Frazier, Jr" Cap
tain Andrew Christian, Jr.. and Lieu
tenant Scott were ushtrs.
Captain and Mrs. Hoeter LETT a. once
Ter brief honeymoon. after which
they WILL be al home in Augusta Ga.
where the groom is stationed a: Fort
Hancock Among tnC guests tTon'
distance attending the wedding "cr.
Sira. Arthur Hocber. OF Ne" Jersey
Miss Katherine W!ldman and Mrs. itch
George CogEil and Miss CoE%.N, OF
<cv York and r. L. Smelling, OF Los
ton.
At the woman's Club.
An attractive affair OF this week
was the musical tea given at the "o-
mans Club Wednesday, afternoon In
honor OF the trained nurses OF fich-
mond. Miss Caroline Holiday was
chairman OF the afternoon. and tho
prorram WAS rendered by Mrs. liam!l-
ton smith and Mrs. Norman Call. So
lotsts accompanied by Mr. Womoie'
MISS Doris Baker. v!oi!n!st and Mar
shall Gordon. IL pupil OF Mr.. BOILING
pianist.
tea was served in the drawing-room.
Trc,ilian-Wills.
Mrs. Beulah T. Trev!l!an, OF this city,
and Thomas J. Wills, of Charlottes-
Vile. were married in Baltimore on
Apri! g. Rev. LIE Mott, y. D.. rector OF
Ascension Church. officiating. Mr.. anu
Mrs. wills left at once for an eX-
tended stay III Atlantic CITY. and On
their return. April 20. VIII be at nome |
ut Franklin Street. Penn's Grove. |
y. j.
Annapolis House Party.
Miss Gene Gray Heck. OF this city. |
LEI; yesterday for Annapolis, Md, where
she Will be the guest Of her aunt. Mrs |
C. Alphonso Smith. At her home there.
Tor an extended stay. Miss Heck VIII |
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party, at which DR.. and Mrs. Smith
will entertain this week. Miss Lucia
MciEs, OF New York, who has been
the guest OF Miss Gene Heck. during
the Easter holidays, returned TO Vas
sar College "Wednesday.
Nurses Dance.
on the evening of April 20. in the
auditorium OF the Woman's Club 2li
East Franklin Street, the Richmond
Nurses Club Will give dance for
the benefit Of the endowment fund OF
the nurses cottage at Catawba san
atorium. This will be in lieu of the
customary moonlight excursion given
In the past by the nurses TO aid the
work at the cottage.
Interesting Gintcr Park Affair.
OF much interest is the entertain
ment OF tablcaux with songs and cos
tunes to be given under the auspices
of the Woman's club of Ginter Park
tonight at Sis o'clock in the new
schoolhouse. Mrs. Binford Walford. OF
Ginter Park. will sing, and many novel
features will be introduced in connec-
ton with the entertainment. Refresh !
ments will be served
Uncle Rcmua Heading.
Miss Hattie Belle Gresham will give (
a reading Tuesday evening. April 1G. /
ut $50 o'clock in the parish house Of /
Holy Comforter Church for the bene- |,
fit OF the Ladies' Aid Society. Miss !
!, a,r,tI m i'm l,1Ha In
Remus stories, and quartet will sing
old plantation songs. Tho artists in
cludc Miss Pattie Johnson Mrs !
Quarles. MIR. Cancpa and Mr.. Marten-
stein, with Mrs. ~. w. Martenstein as
accompanist The public is invited
Mothers Invited.
The Ginter Park Division OF the |
Godmothcrs' League will entertain /