Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
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played his symphony Negro" Satur-
day at Carnegie linll. New York. with
the Russian symphony orchestra. 4
number OF Richmond people won't to
New York for this event, and these
Included Mr.. Powell's sister. Mrs
Smith Brockenbrcugh; Miss Edna Tur
pin. Miss Martha Blair and Miss Mar
garct Gordon. This symphony was
composed by John Powell recently at
The request Of the leader OF the Rus
"ian orchestra.
Sunday evening. Mrs. Harry Bowen
gave a large reception at her home In
rev York City. ut which time NJ.
Ioweli played his Sonata Tcutonica."
ne played this sonata and lcctured OH
ms theme and PURPOSE in its compost
tioii at the Woman's Club here season
before last, when tremendous audi
ence was present to hear him.
Mrs: Hrockenbrough. Miss Turpin
ana Miss Blair arc returning to Rich
inond to-day. Miss Gordon has been
spending some time in New York
Rcd CroHr Ten.
The Red Cross Auxiliary of the uln-
yer Park Presbyterian Church will give
a. charity tea at the home Of Mrs
Ahomas Gresham. Col Seminary Ave
nue. on Wednesday afternoon from to
o'clock. RaY Edward Mack. ID. r.
~'I give MS lecture on THE Cathedral
ut Rheims." and there Will be special
music. Tho proceeds Will be used TO
purchase wool to knit socks for tho
soldiers. The public is invited TO at
tend.
wedding OF Interest.
a quiet but pretty apring marriage
COX place at tho home az the h;idc
IN Petersburg Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock. when Miss Helen Irving VII
son. daughter OF Mrs. Il. l.. Wilson nd
the late Rev. n. T.. Wilson. Of the Yir-
Eia!a conference, became the bride OF
Dr. Meade Stith Eren,.
The lower foor Of th. Wilron home |
was decorated with palms and spring !
movers, and shaded lights and an in, :
froHiscd altar and aisle OF flowers add
~ inuch TO the beauty OF the setting |
me bride entered the drawing room !
on the arm of her brother. H. r. viii |
son. 'r She was met at the alta.
W inc groom and his best man. y. j.
brent. and the ceremony was pcrfcrm-
co oE Rev. Lloyd r. Williams Dnstor
~ Market street Methodist Church
M oriue wore a smart goinE-away
gown OF midnight blue. with hat ia
match. and carried i BOUQUET @. lilies
VI the valley ana whito pwee. nens
Ius' nftorc the carcmony, aIrg. Richard |
ioS' sister Of the bride SAM: "Oh |
ironiss SIC TIE wcddin. marches |
we're p!a!eh by Mrs. Herbert Ta!iey.
.i I'm, after the ceremony, Or. /
ana MIS- BrcHt left for an extended
.'orthfrn tour. Among she ou,.of |
io"n guests were Mr.. and Mrs, A.
nrent, Mr. and Mrs. Harper ]. Brent
mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fox. Miss M,bcI
MeDonald' all OF Richmond: Mrs. |
NJ. Wilson. Of I.ynrhburs. =. q. viis,,
OF .oinnlbia S. c.. Misses I,aiyy l,ownIi
ana mildred Leigh Wilson. or Wt,u,Iur.
ton. Del. '''''"'
;, The groom ia the son Of DR. \, G
hh .r OF iieathsv!llc, and is a mem. ,
uer Q! INC mcdical star OF the en-
Wal state Hospital. al pctcrsbu-r-
Lecturer for Garden Club.
The James River Garden c,,uh w,,
H"Fe "s us lecturer. Maurice FuId If
Now York. on Friday and Satursar
"''ern cons al o'clock in the Y ". q. /
~. All interested in rardeninr 40 ia
Ntcd 70 attend Mr. Fluid ia a pronii !
~. ~. ieclnrer and gardener and his
address viii he OF wide interest,".
East Cards for War Orphan
1t takes ten cents day 70 fens , /
French soldiers orphan. Ten ems
hnys fa,herless children of Frame |
Easter card. and these may he gotten |
from Mrs. J. TAYLOR l:llyson, 10 East |
Franklin Straet: from Mrs. Ivan Mali.
b. at Tho Chesterfield. and at the vir- !
g!nis War Relief Association. at sos !
East Main Street.
Richmond Ci,y Is 10 be assigned = |
French orphan, II the number OF cards
So'' iStS W i'SS III tHc amount rGctS- I
sary for its surpor. and the pic,ur,
OF the child viii be published hcio.
Charity Affair.
Circle No. $. of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of the Second Dap-
list Church. will have n knitting bee
in tho church parlor this afternoon
from 4 to o'clock. Miss Frances
West. OF New York. who IS doinE spe-
cial war work in the industrial extern
sion branch of the Y. w. c. a. VIII
10 nih
attractive musical program has been
arranged The public is invited.
Surprise Party.
a delightful surprise party WIS
given by Mrs. Frank banner Thursday
night in hoaor OF her son. Howard
Banner. who VI Monday for the naval
radio station. Speeches were made by
Austin Martenste!n. John McAiister.
Drewey Blair. and Mrs. Banner. In
strumental music was rendered by
II. T. Powell. a. Martenstein; vionm,
Miss Damon; rccitations. Irs. Maybee.
Mrs. Frank Beilwood. Mrs. Robert L.
Hudson. Those present were: Mrs.
Howard Swinetord, Mrs Ii. Swineford.
Jr. Miss Il. Swineford, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Martenstein, Mrs Warren Bowen.
Mrs. Talman. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bell
wood, Miss Nellie Bellwood, Miss +.
Densley, Miss Damon. Misses Lucille
Nolan. Miss Margaret Nolan. Miss
Katherine Carter. Miss Kerns. Miss
Butler Mrs. Butler, Mrs. II. r. Powell.
Mrs. Robert j.. Hudson, Mrs. L. Dam
ner, John McAlister, brewery hughes.
II. S. N. r. F., Howard Danner. Carson
banner, Edward banner.
HKnittinE Bcen Postponed.
The limiting bee" given by VIII
liams Memorial Circle OF Kings
Daughters. which was to nave oeen
hc,d M the home of Mrs. Luther II.
Jenkins. has been postponed until
tuesday Of next week.
Musical Recital.
The Cutler School Of Piano and ORA
matte Art. of which Mrs. lone Stoner
Ia principal. gave an interesting re-
citaI Friday evening. Those taking
mart were Mrs. lone Stoner, Mrs. Rob
ert Toombs, Mrs. Dixon, Misses Viz
ginia Shaner. Ruth Richardson, Viz