The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-05
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rrieda Meredith Dietz. Editor.

An interesting affair OF this even
ing Will be the dance in the Army and
Navy club, Seventh and Franklin
streets, under the auspices Of the war
camp community service for the bene-
lit Of the club. All men in uniform
will be admitted free and civilians
will be charged a small fee at the
door A popular orchestra will play
Z fron3/ s;3Q until IL o'clock and chap-
xrs ssah ~ ef,ss-arssss, ~ - ~
Robert Lecky, Mrs. Aubrey Young.
Mrs. CT w. Kern. Mrs Stuart Mich
aux. Mrs. w. L. Sydnor, Mrs. G. B.
Peasley. Mrs. L. M. johnson, Mrs.
Darlington Moseley, Mrs. e. II. Win
frey, Mrs. J. H. Spicer. Mrs. Grafton
y. Hancock. and Mrs. II. Julian
Myers. Jr.
vcvital This Evening.
OF interest to music lovers this
evening will be the recital given by
Marcus Kellerman's advanced class In
the Corley auditorium. This is the
first OF series of three musicals to
BE- given this season. The Divan.
by Bruno HUM. song cycle for four
solo voices and a piano Is programmed
for this first entertainment. The pub
lie will be admitted by invitation
only but invitations may be obtained
free from Mr.. Kellerman's studio In
=. the Corley building Tho Divan" IN
oriental in style and the first perfor-
nance was given OF 1t In New York
city several years ago in honor of
the Persian ambassador. Taking part
this evening will be. Mrs. Wilburn 8.
Shackleford, Mrs Robert Scott Hud-
gins, DR.. Maurice Koblenzer and X
D. johnson, with Shepherd Webb at
the piano
FIfppcn--Binns
A pretty wedding was celebrated
last evening. in the home OF Mrs. j.
w. Binns. 1890 East Marshall street.
when her niece Miss Elsis Lee Binns.
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Samuel T.
Binns. Of Glen Echo park, became the
bride Of Norman Luther Flippen. OF
this city Rev. Fl. l.. Nuckois. pastor
OF lakewood Baptist church. perform
ed the ceremony. Palms and shaded
candles were effectively used In
decorating. The bride wore travel
ing suit of midnight blue chiffon
broad cloth with accessories to match
and her flowers were brides roses.
Her sister. Miss Gladys Binns was
her maid Of honor and only atten-
dant and her gown was OF silver gray
georgette and she carried q bouquet
OF sweetpeas. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Flippen Left
for Greensboro. KY. and Huntington.
West Va. TO spend their honey moon.
On their return they viii be at home
on Chamberazo boulevard.
Out OF town guests at tho wedding
were: Mrs. J. NJ. Ellis, of Ports
mouth, Miss Annie Taliey, OF Fred
Williamsburg.
At The Woman's Club.
This evening at o'clock. Charles
r. Carew will speak on at the
woman's club The Italian Renais-
sance' illustrating his lecture with
slides Miss Adele Williams ia chair.
man OF the evening. Members OF the
club may bring escorts.
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Personals.
Miss Norma Hageman returned to
Washington yesterday after spend
ing several days as the CUES; of her
aunt. Mrs. Herman eraser. at her
home on the Boulevard
Miss Mary Virginia Williams. of
this city. Is spending several weeks
in Florida recuperating from = recent
illness.
Miss Mabel Warren has returned to
her home in this city after a visit
with Miss Catherine Holt in StAunton.
Miss Farncess Glassell, Of Bowling
Green, spent the week end with Mrs
Wilmer L. O'Flahrety in her home at
Ginter Park.
Miss Emily Overton, Of Bowling
Green, Is visiting friends In this city.
Lieutenant and Mrs. B. r. Nc
Guckin and their son, Billy McGukin.
left the city this week for New York
: where they will make their home In
the future.
Pupils Recital.
Frank Crosby win present his piano
pupils of the Richmond Conservatory
sUY Music In u rerftxf tomorrow EVEN
70 Ing at ~S:30 o'clock In the John Mar
shall high school auditorium. The
public is invited. No tickets are be-
Ing distributed and there is no charge
for admission. Five pianos will be
used in rendering Beethoven's Fifth
symphonic, which 10 feature OF tho
evening. Those taking part in the
program are: Bernice Adams. Louise
Nolte. Irene Barlow, Annie Tyler. Hat
tic Southwark. Lucy Hall. Alice Shep-
pard. Ola McAllister. Miss WEIGH.
Ixoia Mulford, Frances Heymanson.
Mary Taylor, Marguerite Stone,
Grace Sawyer. Hazel Francis, IDA
Robbins. Bosquel Wev. Mary Taylor,
Frances Heymanson. Herman Sand
ridge, Zela cambridge. Epergeon Chase,
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