Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-11
SOCl E T Y

In Gloucester County. Mr.. Cox has
been stationed with the armed guard
OF the United States Navy at Norfolk.
No date has been set for tho wedding.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Francis Gull
bert. OF Marion, have announced the
engagement and approaching marriage
or their daughter. Willie May, 10
Lieutenant James Clarkson Ogilvie, OF
Camp Shelby. Mississippi. The wedding
will be solemnized in June.
Artillery Dali.
The Grays Arnory will present a
brilliant scene this evening, the oc-
casion being the artillery ball given
under the auspices of the Woman's
Auxiliary TO the Richmond Howitzers
Association. This ball is for the benefit
OF the Richmond Howiizers, Rock
bridge Battery. Headquarters and Sup
ply Companies. OF the One Hundred
and Eleventh Regiment, Field Artillery,
now at Camp Mcclellan. These boys
Will soon leave for service In France
and the Woman's Auxiliary hopes to
supply their many needs and COM
forts before their departure. The army
will be beautifully decorated, and
music will be furnished by an
orchestra. Dancing will begin prompt
ly at o'clock, and will continue until
ranged and refreshments will be
served. Miss Julia Woodbridge is
chairman Iof the decoration committee.
Mrs. Robert Hudson is chairman Of the
dance committee. Miss May Curry,
chairman OF the ticket committee.
Miss Dozicr Mitchell. chairman OF the
music committee, Mrs. T. Withers
sydnor chairman publicity. Mrs. j. A.
kratz chairman OF the rcfrcshment
committee. assisted by Mrs Charles
McCurdy. Mrs. w. F. Smith. Mrs. J. T..
Mum, Mrs. r. f. Golden. Mrs Frank
Cowardtn. Mrs. r. G.. WalthaIl Jr,
chairman OF the candy committee as
sisted by Mrs. Z. withers Sydnor. Mrs,
Sanders Brooks. Miss Isabel Keegan.
Miss Elizabeth Myers. Miss Ryan. Mrs.
L. c. "althall. chairman OF the punch
committee. Her assistants will be Mrs
John Ryan. Mrs. w. NJ. Whjtchurst
Mrs. ]. A. Brandt. Mrs. C. w. Jovce
Mrs. L. Q. Moore. Miss Rosalle Hu,cher,
MISS Lillian Joyce. The patroncsses
Will include the members OF tho wo-
mans Auxiliary. assisted by many o,
the most prominent women in Rich
mond.
Little Miss Emerson to Dance
Little Miss Lillian Emerson, OF New
YORK, Will return to Richmond ,hts
week and give n matinee and evening
performance OF her special intcrprc,a.
i've dancing al the Jefferson auditorium
Today. she rendered an attractive pro-
gram in this city several weeks ago.
and largo audience will dc present 10
witness her artistic dancing again. The
entertainment is given for the bcnen, OF
charity work in this city
MISS Ella Einford !s III charge q. IN.
affair. and an informal hop will follow
the program at the night performance.
Wasbington-Perry.
An attractive wedding or tho season
and one of wide interest was soicmnized
In the home OF Mrs. Richard G. wight.
0l7 Seminary Avenue. Gin,er Park.
when Miss Eliza Atkinson Perry. OF
or X. Scott Washington, OF Woodbury..
y. j. Rev. y. y. Fleming. OF Pinctops
y. C.. performed the ceremony The
home was decorated with roses and
shrubs The bride wore !. lovely gown
OF white net and organdic and carried
a bouquet OF white sweet peas. She
entered the drawing room with her
maid OF honor. Miss Jcssamine Booth.
or birmingham. Ala. who wore "A gown
Of pale blue ,aneta and Gcorgc,te crepe
and carried killarney roses.
Little Miss Virginia Wight. dress cd
In an embroidered lingerie frock, at
tended the bride flower girl. she
carried basket of orange blossoms and
roses. The groom entered with r. C.
Wight. who acted as best man. The
wedding march was played by Miss
Pcachy Wilson. accompanied by little
Miss Pocahontas Wight on the violin.
During tho ceremony Believe Me II All
Those Endearing Young Charms" was
rendered.
Both tho bride and her maid OF honor
were members OF the graduating class
of the Assembiy's Training School MIR.
and Mrs. Washington left for Old
Point Comfort and New York, where
they will spend their honeymoon. after
which they Will make their home In
Philadelphia.
May Ball Tonight.
a May ball will be given by Lee
Chapter. United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy. this evening at the Blues
Armory. Attractive features will he
arranged, and an orchestra will play
for the dancing. Mrs. Temple Roy is
chairman OF the ball. and the public is
invited to attend. a number OF prom
inent women will act as patronesses.
Tho ball Is for the benefit OF the
Mary Gusts Lee cot at a hospital in
France supported by the chapter. The
charm Ian OF the music committee is
Mrs. a w. Martenstcin: refreshments
Miss Barsamin. Mrs. Hoffecher, Mrs
"illiams. Miss Jarnet, Mrs. Charles
LanEhorne, Mrs. DesPortes. Mrs. a. w
Norris Mrs. Thomas Winn, Mrs. Wise.
man. MIS- Sidney Williams, Mrs A. J
Da6pon. Mrs. Bedford. Mrs. Pearman
Hrs. Hfnsman. Mrs. Murray Massey
Aru. w l. Boyd. Mrs. Percy Traylor
ArhR--A- Rnmn:' floor committee, Mrs
Prank Gilmans Aira. Reuben Burton
s1ku- W3seman.
Hho patronesseo~tnnfude' Mrs. West
tRsn0z3ak.nd Davis. Mrs. A. J. Montasue
A6xx. Thomas PinckneE Bryan, Mrs. st
F1oozpo Bryan. Mrs. Thomas Bigger
Ea8HE. Ssm Tylsr. Mrs. R. e. Chef, Mis-!
nfholEserkfnae Miss
,1nDeEDor and Mna. Westmorelap<
a1. ChmSressnxan and Mrs. A. J
sS6sCfSEoe,..Mayor.a and Mrs Ainslio vii
pba pGno1Et xha distinguished guest.
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