Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-28
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largo and enthusiastic audience
filled the Woman's Club yesterday az
tcrnoon to greet Miss Mary Lyon Tyler
In her first song recital given In Rich
mond. Mrs. Arthur LEROY was chair
man of the day, and presented the
young artist. who Is granddaughter
OF PresidentITyler. as true daughter
Of Virginia whom the club welcomed
with pleasure. Miss-Tyler has the gift
OF Il rare and really beautiful soprano
voice. High and sweet and clear, her
voice Is charming in its simple I'M
affcctedness. The program for the ar
tcrnoon was very ambitious one for
SO young an artist. and was most
happily rendered. There were simple
spring songs. fragrant with the in
cense OF old gardens. and 4 group OF
charming French songs that were most
enthusiastically received.
Miss Tyler was very gracious with
encores. and sang some lovely ballads
aud old songs In respose to the ap-
plause. Shepherd WEBB was the ac-
companist.
Miss Tyler is a daughter Of Judge ana
Mrs. Gardiner Tyler. Of Sherwood For
est" and her recital is OF wide interest
TO society here.
Mfllcr-Richnrdaon.
iiiicr-ftIchnrdson.
The marriage OF Miss Lucy Parrish
Richardson. daughter of C. p. Richard
son. Of Book, and Eddie B. Miller, Of
Barhamsvillc, took place Saturday at
noon at the Baptist parsonage. Tho
ceremony was performed by Rev. John
Moncure. at Williamsburg. The only
attendants were Mr.. and Mrs. Phil II.
richardson. OF Barhamsvllle, and Miss
Anna Harris OF Williamsburg. The
bride is member OF the weIl-known
richardson family. Of Holly Fork"
New Kent County. Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
Ter left later for an extended Northern
trip.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewllyn Neale an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Gladys Edwards. 20 George Lee
Peabody. Jr., son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lee Peabody. OF Pittsburgh, Pa. The
wedding will take place In June
Wedding OF Interent.
A quiet but pretty wedding was
celebrated Saturday. May %. at noon in
the home OF the brides parents. Vinita
Hin. when Miss Frances Sarah Howell
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Arden How
ell. was married TO Miller Woodson
Michaux, son of Waddey T. Michaux
and Mrs. Cora Ludlam j.chaux. Of
Powhatan County. Miss .fildred Car
ter Lee. of Powhatan. WIS maid OF
honor and the brides oniH attendant
and tho groom's best man was his
brother. Ludlam Michaux. The house
was decorated for the ceremony in
quantities OF pink and white peonies.
sweet peas and palms and luncheon
was served on the porches. The cere-
inohy was performed by Rev. James
Morris. d. D., rector OF Monumental
Church. Richmond. and F. Flaxineton
Harker. OF ST. Paurs Church. rendered
the wedding music.
Following wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs Michaux will be at home at
sunnyside. Powhatan County. after
June |.
Whiting Here.
Mrs. John Russell, of New York. and
heF daughter, Mrs. Loale. are visiting
Mrs. Russelrs brother, Charles Cole,
IN this city. Mrs. Loaie is the wife
o, sergeant Loale.' who is with the
Smerican Expedit!onary Forces In
France.
JenninEs-Lea.
Mrs. Edwin Holmes Lea has Issued
cards announcing the marriage OF her
daughter. Marjorie. to Dr.. Casper
The ceremony took place quietly at
the home Of the brides mother, Sa,ur-
day. May rs, Rev. James y. Fair. d.
d.. officiating.
Garden Fete for St. Stephens Guild.
Mrs. Churchill G. Chamberlayne, OF
Westhampton. is president Of the
Woman's Guild OF 81. Stephen's Church.
In Westhampton, which will give it's
annual garden party this evening from
TO o'clock at '.Pembroke," the homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. <. ]. Willis. on III.
cary street Road. Many attractive
features have been planned for the
guests in attendance. and special en-
tertainment has been arranged for
children. including grab bag, lemon.
ade booth and other novel features in
charge OF Miss Ellen Gordon Wallace
ana oevy Of pretty young girls.
Garden flowers and strawberries will
be displayed in the booths, and sumner
will be served at O'Clock, and MANY
additional guests Will motor out for
that affair. This entertainments by St
stephens Guild Is an attractive party
each May and always largely attended
by fashionable society in Richmond.
DR.. freeman to Lecture.
DR.. Douglas S. Freeman will lecture
Friday night at $40 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. John A. Coke Jr, West
Franklin Street. under the auspices OF
the Hoge Guild OF the Second Presby-
terrain Church. DR.. Freeman's subject
Will be The Untold Story OF the War"
The public is invited. The affair is
for the benefit Of mountain mission.
Marriage Announced.
Mrs. c. w. Wittel announces the
marriage of her daughter Fannie
Talley Foster. TO Eric Keeling Smith,
formerly of Brighton Beach. England,
Dul ~" VI tHlS CITY, the ceremony
being quietly performed Saturday by
Rev. ]. ]. Scherer Jr. in the First
English Lutheran Church.
Exhibit OF Sheppard Pictures
The exhibit OF Sheppard pictures at
the studio OF Miss Adele Clark will
be open to-day from 10 TO o'clock.
This afternoon from 1880 TO $50 the
history of arts class will receive visit
ors, with the following COMMITTEES in
charge: Mrs. S. r. Beveridge, Mrs.
James +. Page, Mrs. c. w. Harowod and
Mrs. r. S. Fitzgerald