The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-23
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Fneda Meredith Des EDITOR Phone: Madison 1898

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lin F,aeda Meredith Diets. ndftor.
Ball. Clements NuptiaIs.
A pretty wedding was solemnized in
and Mrs. D. o. Clements, of Glouces-
ter, at s o'clock on the afternoon of
April IL, when Miss Eliza Virginia
Clements became the bride of Mr..
William L. Ball Rev. Thomas B.
Run. of Gloucester, officiated. Men
deissohns professional, Love and
Flowers" during the ceremony, and
were played by Miss Margie p. Glenn
ents. sister OF the bride Decorations
were in cut flowers, ported plants,
evergreens and candles. An impro-
vised altar was erected in the library
The bride was attired In a going-away
gown OF blue serge and wore a corsage
bouquet OF sweet peas The bride
was attended by her father. who is a
well-known physician of Gloucester.
DIR. James d. Clements, q. s. M. r.
OF Portsmouth, brother of the bride,
| was best man. A reception and din
ner was rendered the couple. follow
Ing which they departed on a northern
trip. Upon their return they will re-
side at Gawson. Md. The groom is
! the son of Mr.. and Mrs Hector L
Ball. formerly OF Virginia, and now
prominent lawyer and was related to
the mother of George Washington
The home OF Mrs. w. W. Copeland,
1912 Beverly street, was the scene of
pretty birthday party which was
given Monday evening In honor of
Mrs. Mary Gilbert.
T. r. Waugh. of 1919 Floyd avenue,
has returned to the city after spend
ing the winter in Florida, having Wis
tied the principal points on the west
coast For the last three months he
was at st. Augustine. His health was
much improved
g. A. Anderson, Jr., ana c. Fl. Pat
terson, former students OF John Mar
shall high school. are among the nine
men from Virginia whose names ap-
pear in the list Of honor students in
the academic department Of WASH
ington and Lee university for the Sec
ond term.
Arrangements are being perfected
by the local committee for the rescue
OF starving Russian children for a.
lecture to be given by Ralph Adam
Cram, well-known Boston architect.
in tho auditorium Of the Woman's
club May .. The subject will be
Rheims Cathedral" The lecture is
Valentine. Mrs. Henry Landon CabcIl.
Mrs. Charles v. Darlington and Mrs
James Allison Hodges Other women
assisting Mrs. Archer in the enterprise
are Mrs. Kate Peasants Minor, Mrs
benjamin l. Purcell. Mrs. Edmund
Strudwick, Mrs. Herbert Mann, Mrs.
Andrew Christian. Mrs, Sally Nelson
Robins, Mrs w, w. Sale. Mrs Walter
Russell Bowie, Mrs. Armistead Well
ford. the Misses Belle Johnson, J. |
Porterfieid, Mary Thomas, Lutte NJ
Pleasantly E. III. Stewart and Helen |
Martin.
An important meeting OF The Oak |
wood Memorial association viii be held |
at ST. Johns church Friday afternoon. |
April IS. at o'clock Al members |
are urgently requested to be present |
Monday night, in the oarcorn OF che !
Jefferson hote. the members of the |
Junior Assembly entcrt aimed at the ast |.
dance TO be given by the Assembly
this season. The ballroom Was dec |
GRATED in spring flowers and ferns !
Tables were arranged around the !
sides OF the room and decorated with
shaded lights and flowers The stage, |
where the orchestra played for the |
dancing, was banked with palms !.
More than 100 guests were present |
supper was served At II o'clock, and !
the dancing continued until a late
hour. Among the chaperones in the
receiving line were Mrs. Henry Ian
don Cabeli. Mrs Charles Weber. Mrs |
w. d. Thomas. Mrs. William Fl. Adj
ans, Mrs. J. Scott Parrish, Mrs. West |
moreiand Davis, Mrs Churchill !
Young, Miss Fife Branch, Miss Fran
ces Scott and Miss Hen Adams
Miss Martha Hoadley was the guest
OF honor last evening when her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ Hoadiey. OF
1899 Monument avenue, entertained
at dance at the Country club of vir-
GINA Miss Hoadley. who is a stu
dent at Oldhelds, Glencoe. Nd, has
as her guests during the Easter holt
days Miss Mary Noyes. Miss Elizabeth
Bryant and Miss Dorothy Warren. of
Oidfeids. More than 100 invitations
were issued to the members of the
society set in Richmond. This
dance proved to be one of the smart
nst affairs of the Easter season.
Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock Mrs.
Frederick w. Scott entertained at a
small luncheon at her home. 600 West
FRANKLIN street, In honor of Miss Eliz-
abeth Kelly. OF Richmond. who is one
II the Easter brides this season. her
marriage to Captain Alexander Camp
bell. one OF Mrs SCOTS nephews, TO
De celebrated Saturday evening at the
1ome OF the brides parents Covers
we're laid for twelve guests. and they
included the bridal party and q few
visitors The lunch table
vas set with a silver vase Of pink tulips
and narcissus. combined with other
spring flowers. Miss Kelly will be
he guest of honor at number OF
Interesting ana rs this week, and her
wedding is Of much in
crest to society ntwon, where she
made her debut several winters ago.
One of the most attractive affairs to
'eV given in town during the Easter
'acation willy be the dinner dance to
axe place at the Westmoreland club
omorrow evening at o'clock. and {
many informal parties Will be enter
afned Tho Climb utJ1 ho