Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22

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smart society will be out in force
saturday from to 3 o'clock to attend
me ere luncheon to be given at the home
Road. by the Guild of St. Stephens
Church. at westhampton. This enter
. .aainment is an annual event. and is
always one OF the most fashionable
charity affairs of the season. The
young girls serving in the dining-room
WI WI include: Misses Elizabeth Wallace,
ger Annie Taylor. Marjorie Haskins.
Marian Miller. Mary Anderson. Char
number of parties have already
been made up for tie event. and many
richmond people will attend. Auto
on the Westhampton line, from l to 8
o'clock Saturday to carry guests to
the Patterson home for the affair.
Virginia WrIteru' Club.
The hrst autumn meeting of the Vir-
ginia Writers Club will be held on
Friday evening in the Professional
Woman's Building, 21O East Grace
Street. This Will be special general
lions made by the executive board
relative to the winters program will
be laid before the club. Each member
OF the club is asked to bring to this
meeting on Friday a list Of all creative
hction; books or short stories and all
, verse he has ever lad published. SO
tnat this data may be filed as n record
OF the contribution made by this club
TO American literature.
James Branch Cabell is president Of
the organizations: Miss Margaret Pres
colt Montague. vice PRESIDENT and the
program committee includes the presi-
d Gent, Miss as, O. L. Hatcher and S; G.
Mrs: Charles G.. Bosher. Mrs. John
Lishtfoot, Jr., and Miss Mary Carter
Anderson.
Benent Card Parties.
/ Mrs. P. L. conques, Is in charge OF
the bridge party to be given for the
Home for Homeless Children in Viz
GINA on Friday afternoon from 4 to 6
o'clock at s16 West Franklin Street
pariors will be decorated in fall flowers.
Refreshments will be served at the
conclusion OF the game. Reservations
Ing Mrs. Conquest, Madison 57s7.
Another benefit card party for Fri
day afternoon at O'Clock is that ar
Tho entertainment will be given at
Mrs. Spilman's apartment in the Vest
S chester: and md, is for the beneht Of the
Home. Tables may be reserved by
telepAoning Mrs. Spilman Mrs. William
Forbes or Mrs. Robert Pegram.
Observation-Disclosures.
Palms, Southern smflax. yellow
decorated Central Methodist Episcopal
Church last evening a, G:3o o'clock for
the wedding OF Miss Margaret Bald
" Baldwin. to John Alphonso Stewart
son OF John Stewart, OF New Orleans
Rev r. ~ Ma1ey performed the
double ring ceremony. and Mrs. Ber-
nard p. Walden rendered the wedding
music.
The bride entered tie church with
her father who gave her away She
n do i,l,
Grecian draperies and tulle train
caught with pearl ,assels. Her veil
Egyptian bandoau OF pearls. and she
carried a shower bouquet OF Bride
roses and lilies OF the valley. Miss
was the brides maid OF honor and only
attendant. SIZE wore gown OF orchid
and silver brocade. with hat OF
ormfr eoe1red iaile' and oa5,ed an
Frank Grayson Baldwin. of FarmvilIe.
uncle OF the bride. was best man. and
Thomas ]. Nichols. Jr.. and LIttiepage
Ingram. OF Richmond. and Anderson
Maxey. OF Suffolk.
The wedding party and out-of-town
guests were entertained at the home
Of tie bride on Monday evening fol-
i .}snT the c. rehearsal lmmedia,ely
Stewart left for Northern wedding
trip, and will later be at bone In Jack
son. MlSS.
Robert.sn Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robertson. who
are spending their honeymoon in the
West. will later make their home at
Haven Court New York City. Mrs.
Robertson was formerly Miss Henri
Gladys Roberts. daughter OF Mrs
Martha s. Roberts and the late Ben
jamin A. Roberts. and her wedding
10 Mr.. Robertson was celebrated at
81. Johns Episcopal Church, Chase
City. on Saturday morning, October
is. at 10 o'clock.
The church was artisticauy decor
ated in ferns. running cedar. yellow
chrySanthemums and ca thedrai can
dies. The Rev. Herbert y. Tucker
assisted by Rev. Thomas Drew, off,
c!ated.
The bride. who was given in marrl-
age by her brother, Benjamin r.
Roberts, entered the church to the
strains OF "Iohengrin's" wedding march
rendered by Mrs. James S. Mason.
Her gown was of midnight blue suede
velour trimmed in Italian handmade
lace. and she, carried bouquet Of
Bride roses and swansonia. Miss Ammo
Watson Roberts attended her sister
as maid OF honor. wearing dress
OF brown satin and picture hat to
roses.
Thomas Allen Robertson. Jr.. OF
New York. was the grooms best man
Little Haskins Terrell and Billy Hud-
gins were pages. and Nancy Dodd and
Lucille Thomasson flower girls, and
the ring was carried on a big yellow