Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
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Nlr. and Mrs. Gavin SatterHelu,
formerly OF Richmond. but now Of
Washington. announce the marriage OF
their daughter. Lindsay to Lieutenant
Robert Eiucc Jackson. United States
National Army, formerly of Keswick.
Lieutenant Jackson has already lett
for duties abroad and Mrs. Jackson
will make her nome with her parents
in Washington.
The wedding is of the greatest inter-
est to society hero and throughout the
state, where tho bride has been a
great social fayorite. She il a grand
daughter OF the late General II. Lindsay
Walker and IL Il niece of &. c. walker,
OF this city, and Mrs. Julian Morris. OF
Albemaric.
Dance Mt westmorcInnd Club.
There will be the usual dance at the
Westmoreland club this evening from
to 1880 o'clock. The tables VIII DC
decorated In garden flowers ana an
orchestra will play for tho dancing.
Leaves for Chase city.
Mrs Norman " Randolph left town
yesterday for Chase City. where she
will attend the district meeting OF the
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
Later Mrs. Randolph will visit Bedford
and Abingdon on relief work for Con-
fcderate women and will not return 10
her home in Richmond until the latter
part of next week.
The Every Monday Club.
rh, meeting Of the Every Monday
Club this week was postponed from
Monday to Wednesday. Mrs. Julian l..
Thomas was hostess and entertained
the club in the home OF her sister. MRS.
q. Carlton Jackson. Mrs. Jones fleet
gave an animated and comprehensive
talk on the famous American artist.
.tnst y ts, Ia
known paintings were shown. which
added to the interest OF the address.
The club members have bought thrift
stamps and donated them TO the Red
Cross This Is just one of the many
patriotic things they are doing.
On May 6. the meeting will he held
with Mrs. q. q. W6rsham at her home
In Ginter Park.
Benefit Card Party.
An attractive affair OF next week Is
tho card party which the Doro,hea
Payne Madison Chapter. Daughters Of
1912, will give az the Country club OF
Virginia on Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Auction bridge and five hun
dred will be played and prize will be
awarded each table. Tea Will be served
at the conclusion OF the game, and
many informal parties viii be enter
tanned The committee in charge in
cludes. Mrs. Percy H. Traylor. Mrs. c.
II. Clarke, Mrs. Preston Be!v!n. Mira
Charles a. Page and Mrs. william j.
Juda.
Art Class Meets To-Day.
The History OF Art Class will meet
Friday at il o'clock at the atelier OF
Miss Clark and Miss Houston. The sub
ject wifi be Modern Movements in
French Art" and Miss Adele Clark viii
be the speaker
SncilinEs-Drnke.
An interesting but quiet wedding OF
this week was that OF Miss Moliie
Drake, daughter OF Mrs. James Eley
Drake. OF Capron. Southampton Coun-
~. to Thomas Mathews Snel!ings. OF
Richmond. which took place In the
home OF the bride. The bride belongs
TO an old and distinguished family and
through her patcrnal grandfather is
a descendant OF Sir Francis DraH e. Mr..
SnellinSs is grandson Of the late Dr..
Mathews. OF South Richmond.
The hall and parlors were decorated
everywhere In dogwood, snowballs and
red coiumb!ne, and the ceremony was
performed by Rev. ]. w. Marsh. The
bride, who was unattended. wore a
going-away gown OF blue with hat
10 match and corsage bouquet OF
pink sweet peas tied with pink tuile
Little Asa Whitehornc, nephew OF the
bride. carried the ring In pink rose
bud and little Rachel Joyner was flower
girl. Samuel Joyner scattered rose
petals in the path OF the bridal party.
Immediately after the ceremony Mt
and Mrs. Sneilings left FOR Northern
honeymoon, and on their return VIII
make their home In this city. Guests
from a distance attending the cere-
mony were Miss Edith Snei!inSs. Mrs.
q. L. Cooke, Jr.. Miss Susie White
horne. Asa Wh!tchorne. all OF Rich
mond; Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Drake. OF
Prince, OF Jarratt. The bridal party
was entertained st the home Of the
bride Monday evening and the dccora-
tions were carried out in the dining
room in red, white and blue flowers.
Nu>icnl at HIshlnud Park Club.
The program Of The Highland Park
kwoman's Club will include music, with
Mrs. William r: Mcllwa!nc as chair
man. Those taking part will be: Mrs.
of Petersburg; Miss WORKMAN and
John Womb!c. accompanlst. The pro-
gram Will be a very attractive one
and members are entitled to bring
two g. ests each.
To Attend Wedding.
Mrs G. W. Toombs, OF this city, left
Sunday for Newport News. to attend
the wedding OF her niece. Miss May
Belle Akers, to +. Wayne McLcskcy,
of North Carolina
Mrs. Toombs was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. L. c. Bischoff. also OF
this city Before returning home they
will spend the week visiting in New
port News and Norfolk.
hell Day To-day.
To-day Is Fell Day for the Virginia
Home Tor Incurables, which is the an
nual appeal of this institution. Promi
nent women will have charge OF the
stands and boxes throughout the city
and Mrs Aubrey Young is chairman Of
the day.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.