The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-01

Mrs. James Carter Everett OF
Capron. Va The shen)e- was ,attrac-
lively decorated in palms'and spring
flowers and cathedral CANDLES lighted
che improved aitart wf1eres. she IRev.
W. r. A Haynes performer the Cere-
mony,
The bride enteres and was given
D. marriage by ber1tslher, She wore
o handsome spyIpE TrFTeling suit et
snid-night blue vsth a-eluerand taupe
hat and taupe shqes 9nd ElQNes. Her
flowers shower OF Frsds'a 2r os6s -szel tss
AlySe Bates. 7he asr.deSs sister'~st l.
tended ss maid of honor, and Miss
Hazel Hnbson Sas nrjdess1aid Their
Sroclts were atsEacti@fly fashioned. Of
flesh coiored @C4eorse4le crepeV over
satin and they carried garqen hats
ehowered with ,lsN1nder. white, and
pink sweet pea-se LITTLE Miss, Frances
Wharton. IN 6ajntSs dreas or white
ergandie. carries the ring in n. l4y.
Joaeph Everett the groom 3
brother acted IA. hjs best man and
Percy Bates was The master of cere-
monies Immediately after the cere-
1aony Mr.. and Mrs Everett left for
an extended Northern trip.
On .Ws6r esday evening FfolloS~ing
the rshsar>Sl Mr.. and Mrs. Ieauis e.
Bates the brides parents, entertain1
81 the bridal party at an inforps
reception ThA bride has been exa
f@ssxfvely entertained during the past
rwn weeis ~ showers and receptions.
Knitting TIES Planned
At atfrs ctive affair planned FIR
Monday afternoon. March 4 IS the
knitting tea. 10 he given for the
heneTfr~ OF the work of the Home
Circle or tho Hosptta league Dr. n.
r.. Bryan. OF the faculty Of Richmond
college. will he the speaker Of the
afternoon. The affair will he held
from To 6 O'Clock in The home Of
Mrs. David A. Buchanan. 1928 Park
avenue and hostesses OF the after
noon viii he Mrs d y BuchanB n.
Mrs Eugene peF era. MT ". o.
Saunders. and Mrs Cadwallader
Smith. Tho public Ia invited and
especially All WON en- who are knitting
and enjoy plee SAINT company nd Il
good lecture III. Bryan is delight
ful speaker and q Lg-5Re number ~
women are ctpected 70 Ne present ut
the partv-
Personals
Mrs. Emily Esuers, of New Haven,
Conn. is the guest Of Misses Mai .
Tern - their home on Hanover
avenue.
Mrs floyd Hughes who has been
visiting friends In RIchmond. Iekt
this week for her home in Norfolk.
Miss Frances W. Sale has returned
10 her home in Highland Park after
spending several days in Baltimore
and attending the Weekend hops at
the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
song Recital Enjoyed.
Much enthusiasm has been aroused
during this winter In the sond reoi-
tails given by Marcus Ksllerman and
his pupils. the third Of which was
held "Wednesday evening in the Cor
ley auditorium. The program was
arranged with Or. Marurice Koblen-
eer and Miss Glav1s MalIonee ap-
peartng with mr.. KellerTnan, but due
10 the sudden illness OF the former
the program was cha nged at the last
minute and an impromptu recital
opened the music Of the evening.
Mr.. Ke1ierman chose his artists from
those Of his pupils who were present
end a delightful variety Of song was
the result Mrs Robert Scott
HudginH. contralto. gave several
selections: Mrs. Wilburu Sha ckelford,
soprano. assisted and Mr. Blake.
tenor. and Foster Barnes, baritone.
rounded OUT the first part OF the pro-
gram. The audience thoroughly en-
soyed these artists WORK, Mr.. KEEL
herman played their accompa MIN ents.
Miss MaIlonee contralto, the pro-
wgamsd artist Of the evening gave a
wertes Of most pies sing songs which
came in for a large share OF the
applause
Mr.. kellerman concluded the pro
wraxn with the opening aria from
Pagiiacci, the Toreador Song from
GARNER ITO An Evening star"
from Tsnnhauser. and. rs an encore,
Kfpifuss Danny Dever. Shepard
webb ives the accom- PIANIST
The next song recital by Mr.. KEEL
ysrman and his pupils will be given
ca the evening Of March 2T in the
Torfsy auditorium, These recitals
sye open to the public and have be
come affairs to be looked forward
~ with pleasure by music lovers.
An Evening of Dancing.
Plans ere being made and re-
kearsals held at the y ". c. A. for
an evening Of dancing 10 be given on
Friday, March %. fer the friends of
the members OF the classes and on
saturday. March "a. for the general
public. The program will include
folk dancing OF all countries In cos
@u-ne. and Egyptian dance, and the
beautiful little story Of Narcissus, TO
he given by the interpretive dancing
classes. There viii be an harmonious
riot of color IN the peasant costumes
of tho dances Of Holland. Russia.
FRANCE. and Germany. but the Egyp-
tian dRncere will Vie with them IN
color scheme The interpretive
6anoerr on the contrary Will wear
fairy ike. pastei sha des for the
play. The gymnasium, where the
affair will he held, VIII be converted
into g. forest for the occasion.
In Honor Of Visitor.
Mrs, En1ily Bauerw, OF New Haven.
Conn. was entertained very inform
ally "Wednesday afternoon at tea by
Mrs. r.. Charles Koiiler in her home.
$40 Seminary avenue. Only a few
intimate friends were invited 10 meet
Mrs. Rauers. Mrs. Bauers is the
gueet OF Misses Rosa. and Lille Mat
tern, of Hanover avenue.
Address on Missions.
The Rev. Roy Mason Will deliver
ass address on mission work IN Greene
county. Va, where he is working, this
afternoon at o'clock in ST. James
Episcopal church under the auspices
Of the Brotherhood and Junior
auxiliary OF st. Pauls'
Exchange Managers Meet.
The boa I'd OF managers of the Wo-
mans Exchange will meet today At
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