The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-06
0CSoOooCooDo
SOCIE T Y

~~~ND>.~ N.p&sS>.~ >s~Ns~%>r~> "
AZ the Womans club this afternoon
1t o'clock Miss Lou Belle Catesby
Jones' Will give a reading from Span
ish literature. Mrs. w. A. WItherspoon
Is chairman OF the afternoon. Follow
ing the reading the usual informal re-
ception and tea will be enjoyed. 1t Is
expected that large number of mem
bers WIN be present to hear Miss Jones.
who 10 q favorite at the club.
Fleischer-wright.
The home OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry B.
Wright, 210s Brambleton avenue, Nor
folk. was the scene of pretty we'd
ding. Wednesday evening. when their
daughter. Anna Louis, became the
bride OF Carl William Fieischer. u. s.
n. OF Kentucky. The ceremony was
performed by Rev c.. M. Watson, pas
tor Of the First Christian church.
The bride was gowned in white
Georgette crepe over satin and carried
shower bouquet Of roses and white
sweet peas. Miss Margaret Haskins
Toler, OF North Carolina, as maid of
honor. wore a gown OF taupe Geor-
gette crepe and old rose SATIN and her
flowers were pink roses. Miss Edith
wright, sister of the bride. was brides
maid. She wore white wolfe, with
trimmings OF green ribbons and
corsage Of orchids.
uS DcsI man was faymARCer IL. g,
McGinnis u. g. NJ, and Frank D. Beale
was groomsman.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Felischer left for Northern trip. On
their return they with reside at the
home OF the brides parents in Bran
bleton avenue.
Thcrpe-Frnnees.
A quiet wedding took place ON Tues
0Ay evening nararhcp 40 ~ ~
at the Southland hotel. Norfolk. when
Miss L. Pearle Francis3of Branchville,
Va, became the bride OF Charles Sykes
Thorpe, of Emporia, Va. the Rev E. l..
Wells officiating. The bride wore a
travelling suit of taupe broadcloth. with
hat and accessories to match, and
corsage bouquet Of orchids and Brides
roses, After a short wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs Thorpe will reside In Empo-
ria, Va
Ball For Retreat.
ball for the benefit of the Retreat
for the Sick will be given Saturday
evening of the coming week in the
Grays' armory. Mrs Thomas Bowles
Will be chairman and will be assisted
by several committees
special meeting has been called by
Miss Mary Norwood. president OF the
board of managers for the Retreat. for
Tuesday morning at II O'Clock in the
hospital. Important matters will be
brought UP and 1t is necessary that
every board rpsmber be present.
Every Monday Club.
Every Monday club will meet this
afternoon at o'clock with Mrs r. u
SVEN. OF the Sterling apartments 700
Colonial avenue. Mrs Emmie Binns
will read paper on Selma
Lagerloff. Swedish Authorizes" in con-
tinuation of the study Of the series of
Women in the Field OF
ST. Johns Circle.
st Johns circle. of Kings Daugh- Z
.ers, meets this afternoon at o'clock
n Room S. Y. w. C. a, North Fifth
street A large meeting IS expected as
here Is important business on hand
At william Fox school.
Parent-Teachers' association. of the |
William Fox school will hold its reg /
liar meeting Tuesday afternoon at , |
o'clock in the school building.
In the service Circle.
In the service of the King circle |
Kings Daughters. will meet with Miss /
irace Schermerhorn. 40 Griffin ave
,ue, this afternoon at o'clock.
Y. w. G. A. Chase. Rexumed.
Glasses in gymnasium and other |
studies will be resumed in the Young
Woman's Christian association today |
IT the regular hours. Misses ncwe |
ina Morley have returned from their
'oiidays and will raeet their students |
Richmond Chapter U. u. G.
The Richmond chapter. Of the pauEh-
ers OF .he Confederacy will hold a
Meeting at Lee Camp hall Wednesday
morning at II o'clock Plans will b.
nade for the annual Confederate ball
n tse, N,unan's cub on January Is.
kinaerEnrt~n Almanac.
A meeting OF the Richmond Train
7g School for Kindergarten Aiumnae
ssociation will be held Wednesday Mt
80 p NJ. at lls East Franklin street