Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-25
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VI 1880 o'clock. Luncheon VIII BIO
served promptly and the tables Will
DO arranged on tho terraces and In
the surparlor OF the clubhouse. Hand
some prizes will be awarded and all
Interested are invited to attend.
Additional tables have been rcserv-
cd by Mrs. Julien Gum. Miss Lora
Crnmp. Miss Mary Elizabeth Moore.
Mrs. Godwin Boykin, Mrs. Parham, OF
Petersburg: Mrs. Joseph Leonard. Mrs.
hsh5y Jones, Jr.. Miss Constance Har-
riSon, Miss Julia Grant Moore Miss
FraIda Dictz Mrs. George Simpson. Mrs.
John G. Muncc, Mrs. X. T.. Pcy;on. Jr..
MrS. John G.. Armistcad.
interestinE Pictures TO lie shown.
This evening at $3.50 O'Clock the
second OF n series of interesting func-
tons given by tho board Of governors
CT TIE Commonwealth Club vii! be
held In the ballroom OF the Jefferson
Hotel, when the official wa. films OF
the United States. released by the pub
!ic!ty committee OF the government,
will be shown and club members and
their guests will BIO present. Owing
to tho limited seating capacity OF the
clubhouse the entertainment will be
held in the Jefferson Auditorium The
directors have been most fortunate in
securing these pictures as they are In
great demand all over the country. The
committee in charge OF the affair In
c!udes w. X. Tr!gg, IL. ADDISON zen
holds and w. p. Wood.
Celebrate Arbor Day.
Tho community spirit Is what is be-
ing taught and demonstrated at the
Country School for Girls at Westhamp-
ton. Under the supervision OF 9. j..
Gillette. the landscape artist. tho second
arbor day. held yesterday. was
big success.
Among those observed industrlously
nj nd oh hu
St George Anderson. Mrs. George
Street Jr., Mrs. Melville c. Branch.
w. Russell Bowie. Mrs. William Camp
bell Mira. George Warren. Mrs. Clifton
Miller. Mrs. Greer Baughman. Mrs.
William Allen. Miss Sue Gray, Mrs.
Mrs. Reid Hobson. Miss Emily WEIGH
Mr.. Gillette, Miss Long. Miss Elicit
and Mrs. Schumacher.
or Intcrcst Hero.
Captain John Oakman. L. s. A, and
Mrs. Oakman. OF Kew York. have an
nounced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Margaret Curzon Hale
and Lieutenant Gilbert &. Tho-ne. Jr
q. s. a. son OF Mr.. Gilbert 6. Thornc.
OF a. West Fifty-flrst street. New
York. Miss Hale Is the daughter OF
the late Herbert d Hale, and grand
daughter of the late Rev. Edward
Everett Hale. OF Boston. Her step
father Is with the American Army In
France and her brother. Lieutenant
Herbert D. Hale. also is In France with
the American Aviation Corps. Lieu
tenant Thornc left Williams College TO
study for n commission at P!attsourE,
and Is now with the Three Hundred
and Thirtcenth Machine Gun Battalion
at Camp Lee.
benefit Ten.
There Will be a charity tea this
afternoon at the residence or Mrs.
Robert r. Anderson, l122 Hanover Ave
nue., given by Circle No. 10 OF All
Saints Episcopal Church. The pub
lie is invited TO attend.
Miss Dudley Weda.
Miss Margare, Atkinson Dudley.
daughter of Judge Sidney Johnston
Dudley, OF Richmond and Hampton,
was married Thursday afternoon. April
Is. 10 Lieutenant II. Sch!nclin Clark,
United States Navy. Owing TO secent
bereavement in the brides family. the
ceremony was quietly performed IN
the rectory OF the Church Of ST. Mays
Star of the Sea. Old Point Comfort,
with the Rev. Father Rooney o'hciat-
Ing. Lieutenant and Mrs. clark !ell
Immediately for New York. where thcy
are spending their honeymoon. and
later Will go to Newport. r. J.. where
the BRIDEGROOM is stationed. The bride
is tho granddaughter OF the late MI
and Mrs. Henry y. Atkinson OF sll
East Grace street. with whom she
spen. nearly all her life. She is con-
nected with n number OF prominent
Virginia families and on her maternal
side is descended from the first duke
OF Enroll, who received his title from
Kenneth III. or Scotland, and from
Sir william Dobson. one OF the London
incorporators OF the Virginia Land
Company In Coz. Her paternal grand
father was the late Alexander Dudley,
nd l.
dent OF the York River Railroad, now
a bransh OF the Southern Railroad.
who took an active part In the develop
ment c. that section OF virginia just
after the War between the states.
Lieutenant Clark Is the son OF MFs.
H. SchieHelin Clark. OF New York
city, and is a graduate OF Annapolis.
Closes Home.
Since Captain w. Wallace Gill has
been transferred to Fort Monroe.
where he has charge OF the aviation
examination unit Mrs. Gill has closed
her house at 10 Fast Grace Street.
Mrs Gill has moved to the home of her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. TODD Dabney'
en- the C2ry-Sirect Road.
Bridge Party May q.
One of the smartest affairs OF May
will be the bridge party which the
Dorothca Payne Madison Chapter Is
giving at the Country Club on May
T..
used for the benefit OF the chapters
ward ut Camp Lee and for the furth-
.raocc Of the various war activities In
which the chapter IS engaged.
The Dorothea Payne Madison Chapter
was organized seven years ago and has
been particularly active along h.stori-
cal and constructive lines. For the
past year the work OF The chapter has
been confined to war work. Its mem
bers have assisted in each Liberty Loan
drive, in the campaign for the sale of
War Savings and Thrift Stamps and
in the Red Cross and War Relief Work.
Assistance was given in the repatriation
last summer and also In the distribution
and collection Of food cards. Subscrip-
lions have been made TO the War Y. NJ
c. A. and War Library Fund. magazines
and books have been collected Tor
the soldiers and In the campaign for
the Y. NJ. C. y. the members made a
house to house canvass for suhscrfp-