Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-11
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evening. More than sixty tables have
been reserved for cards for the after
noon from to o'clock. and hand
some prizes Will be awarded. The lawn
fete will begin at and will BIO con-
tinucd through the evening, and tho
jazz band Will furnish music from 1880
to III o'clock for dancing. Mrs. Il. ID.
liotchkiss Is general chairman. and an
interesting feature Of the entertainment
VIII be an auction of some rare an
uqucs donated by Miss Arents, with
Henry SchwarZchild as auctioncer.
Miss Maria Moseley and Mrs. James
Cecil have charge of this event. which
viii begin promptly ut o'clock.
Assisting Mrs. Robert Blankenship
and Mrs. Robert Cabell will be Miss
Sally Hobson. Mrs. Charles Boiling.
Miss Fanny Michelbacher. Miss Evelyn
Gordon, Mrs. T.. o. McCabe, Mrs. Fred
erick Morelock. Miss Virginia Conrad
and the young girls serving in tho
evening will be Misses katherin Val
entinc. Margaret Powers. Margaret
Hcrndon. Ellen Wallace. Mary Taylor.
Virginia Taylor. Beth Palmer. Hazeltins
Watson. Winifrcd Walker, and In the
evening Misses Elizabeth Valentine.
Avis Young. Anne Brockenbrough.
Gary Anderson. Julia Moncure. Susan
Johnston. Jane Scales and Penelope
Anderson. Mrs. dc Blanchmond will
tell fortunes. and Margaret Keen and
Margaret Fourqurcan. dressed as
gypsies, will assist at this booth.
Others assisting Mrs. Fourqurean and
Mrs {. G. Pinckney viii be Mrs. ST
George Bryan. Mrs. George Warren
and Mrs. Earl Miller
Airs. T.. w. SyGnor's committee for
soft drinks and punch includes Mrs.
John i. wilson. Miss Imogen Gordon.
Mrs. L. g. Price. Misses Nellie Rem
nolds. Mary Irwin Watkins, Ida Mas
Sic Elizabeth Myers. Miss Maria Nose
10y viii have as her assistants In the
swat the Kaiser booth Mrs. Carroll
Montague. Mrs. Newton Vaughan. Miss
Ellen Baghy. Misses Jean Tr:gg and
Helen Drewry.
Assisting Mrs. Georgia Harris and
Miss Matte Harris will be Miss Nancy
Patton. Miss Eleanor Nalle. Mrs. Les
lie Young, Mrs. l.. w. Faun,leroy and
Mrs. G. Alvey. Mrs. Sam Cohen and
AIRS. Aubrey Young have charge OF the
card tables. and their committee In
cludes Mrs. y. l.. St-aus. Miss Isabelle
PraS. Miss Leah Binswangcr Mrs. Ross
Nillhiscr. Mrs. James Bcalc Cohen.
Mrs. Ira Stern. Mrs. Edgar kaufman.
Mrs. Ralph Levy. Mrs. VI. H. Asher
and others. Mrs. W. q. Moseley. who
has charge OF the tobacco booth. will
tie assisted ~ Miss Emily Naddill.
Mrs. Cheatwood's committee In
cludcs Mrs Z. II. Walker. Misscs
Marion Carmichcl. Ray tcams. Ruth
Turner, Nellie Bates. Kate Andrews.
Marie Chcatwood. Margaret Chcatwood
Mrs. r. H. Hardcsty, Mrs. Rodney
Berry. Masses Anna ana Cammie Par
kcr, Miriam and Eluorc Turner. Mrs.
James Stewart and Mrs. Floyd Lewis
Mrs. 6. Il. w. Kern has charge Of tho
candy committee. and she will be as
s's,el by Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald. Mrs.
William word. Jr.. Mrs. II. Julian
Myers. Mrs Leon Wnllcrstcin. Miss
Margaret Kern, Misses Louise Hunter.
Marion Turpin and Ethel sutton.
The entertainment Is for the benefit
81 VIZ relief work. and the public j.
iavIted.
Receives Promotion.
OF much interest here Is the pro-
motion OF H +. Gray, Jr.. OF this city,
10 first lieutenant. United States Army.
Mr. Cray, who received his commits
sion In tho regular army from the
FIRST camp at Fort Myer, has been sta
toned for several months past with
the Ffty-hrst Infantry. Camp Forest.
On
Mr.. Gray. who was president OF the
class OF 1918 IA, the Virginia Military
Institute has also received his diploma
Of graduation from that institution.
He is son Of the late II. L. Gray and
Mrs. Gray. Of Richmond.
Bcneft Recital Tonight.
The advanced pupils OF Mrs. +. d.
IiequcmhourE Will give a charming
violin recital DIS evening a, S:3o
o'clock in the auditorium OF the Won
ans Club. for the benen, OF the war
Relief Hospital fund. The concert will
be rendered By the orchestral class
OF the school assisted by Mrs. Howard
Cook. sporano: Miss Helen Braemer,
cell!st and Shepherd Webb. accomDa-
MIST; The public IS cordially invited to
attend. and the musical promises to
he one Of the most interesting affairs
OF the month.
The program includes
Larghe,to from Second Symphony
.................. Beethoven
Glass.
2 "Kal Nedrei" tHebrew Melody
Miss Braemer.
3. Prelude Observation-Disclosures ieding
T. Chaconne Vital
Miss Mary Lakeland.
s. Aria from La Boheme". Puccini
Mrs. Howard Cook.
D. Narsp!el 10 Lohengrin". Wagner
Glass.
Z. ta) Lament. .......,.,. Faure
to) beFceuse. C. Strube
(c) Allegro Appasionate. Saint Saens
Miss Braemer
s. (a) Boat Song" Pacha
tb) "Tarantelle". Drdla
Class
Receives Commission.
Word has been received here an
nouncing that Esbert Leigh Giles has
been given his commission as lieuten-
ant in Battery c. Sixth Battalion. First
Brigade Field Artillery, at Camp Jack
son. 5. {. Mr.. Giles is son OF Mr.
and Mrs. t. Peyton Giles, of this CITY.
Visiting Here.
Mrs. +. w Bissell, Of Staunton. who
has been visiting her son, Corporal
Robert Bissell at Camp Greene, y. c..
is now spending some time in Rich
mond Mrs Bissell is the guest Of her
brother, II. l. Watkins, at 4O4 West
Grace Street. during her stay here.
Goodwin-iownrd.
The wedding of Miss Ethel Howard
and Rev. William Archer Rutherford
Goodwin. ID. D.. rector OF ST. Paurs
Episcopal Church. Rochester N. Y. took
place Saturday morning at l0:3o o'clock
In st. James the Less Episcopal
Church, Ashland. with Rev. William
Sabell Brown. bishop coadjutor of