Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12
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This week will be an unusually full
and interesting one. so Ear as society
is concerned. 4 number OF weddings
OF interest arc scheduled to take place
and there will be the usual round OF
entertaining in honor of the brides.
to-be. rs we'll as a fashionable gath
erinE OF guests for the ceremonies OF
these events. Many distinguished
guests will come to Richmond this
week tc attend the meeting of the
Field Committee OF the Young Womcn's
Christian Association. Among these
will be Mrs. Joscphus Daniels. wife OF
the Secretary OF the Navy, and Dr..
Emily McVen. president of Sweet Briar
College. Both Will be guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert W. jackson at their
hrne on West Franklin Street during
their stay in Richmond. Both Mrs.
Daniels and DR.. McVca have been
much entertained here and a number
of informal affairs will be given for
them while they are in Richmond.
Miss Elizabeth Cooke Will he maid OF
honor at the wedding of Miss Elsie Will
son Harrison. daughter of Mrs John W.
Harrison. and Anton c. Adams. SON
OF Mrs. William II. Adams, which will
ps quietly celebrated Tuesday evening
al $50 o'clock at the apartment of
the brides mother in Monroe Terrace
Randolph Harrison will give his sis
Ter away and De Witt Adams. brother
81 the groom. will be best man. There
will be four ushers, Wilson Harrison
Edward Trigg, James Gwatkin and
Rowland Hazard. and only a. small
company of relatives and intimate
friends will be present
GA brilliant nuptial event of the fall
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evening at o'clock of Miss Kathrine
Hamilton Cabell, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. J. Aston Cabell, of "Point-of
Fork and Richmond. to Charles will
son Morriss. who has recently returned
from France where he served as aerial
observer. The ceremony will take
place in historic st. Paurs Church in
the presence Of large and fashionable
assembly of guests Many prominent
guests from a distance will come to
Richmond for the wedding and a
Great deal OF entertaining has been
done this past week in honor OF the
lovely bride elect and her maids
lone OF the largest and most inter-
estinG affairs of the week will be the
big dance to be held at the Hermitage
Country Club on Saturday evening At
S:oclock. This is the first OF a series
OF similar entertainments to be given
az the hermitage. and will be Il charm
lug event in every detail.
fGThere will be the usual informal hon
ar the Country Club OF Virginia. fol-
lpwng dinner, and an orchestra will
play throughout the evening
BRENT WITT
At The White.
,~Sport activities have been at their
height tho past week. at White Sui
lthur Springs where large colony has
rsp Seso'o Pi FtzG ieG ap' was among
s mani oa s ss EsHn Wed
Bhna delphia. in honor of Mrs. Georst
D f,I Dinon, who has lately arrived
smmeT s Ise she w sPser a ,ns
Mis- F Betty HnSs were there and Mrs:
AIRS. Thomas rutherford left While
sulphur springs on Friday where she
has gone TO Albemarlc. Va, TO visi;
MIR: and Mrs. II. 4. Baskervl and
White from Richmond. Allen NJ Nor
ton. who arrived on Monday, has been
where he has. played some very in
tssMs ssE i ,1nn MS: =, ,, -,
nesday they motored to Lewisbers
Whsre ,hey spent he day with friends.
The season at the Womans Club
Mil be- be formally, opened tomorrow
look 2eeep a 'His Kiss VIII ua thS say IS
Sneake: Of The occasion wii! be Edward
Wtil address the club SIN Joseph Con-
rad;" -, Mr.. yenable is son of z: Z
Srns the war as bom and Se pS
n tic aviation with the rank OF first
sneeson untversty and s IS HSor Of
novel Pierre vI1ts3 Wv MAS s'' paGlish i,'d
iHosteSses FOR the informal recep-
Mss taa safy the MpT npn viii bs
IriEs. Mrs. Charles Bosher. Mrs. James
s opdon NT and GeTr r W|ni3M Mrs Thomas
Engagement OF Interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heller. OF the
Merea.tn ApartmGntS' ANNOUNCE the
TO- Bernard h. Meyers. OF 'hiladelphia
NJ Meyers is son OF Nj. and Mrs
Charles Meyers. also OF Philadelphia
Miss Eilett Returns From Abroad.
y:Aiiss Josephine Elicit. daughter Of
the late Colonel and Mrs. Tazcwen Ell
iI{tt; o. EirSinia, has just returned TO
ss.f ION aher aeiive service oyer.
n2w the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Armi-
Sc; ssead L. Wexford. a, her ho,ne Oh
a
graduate nurse OF the Johns Hopkins
Hospital. and wen; 10 France with one
or the nospita! units from this coun-
try. where she rendered valuable ser
Vice FOR year. Later She volunteered
With The Red Cross for special service
IN Roumania. where She was decorated
bS the queen OF RouInania for the
splendid work She accomplished in that
COUNTRY.
- number o: Informal affairs have
been given for Miss Ellct since her ar
r3Sal in Richmond.
Musicians Club.
ift is with peculiar pride and pleas.
uLe that the Musicians club presents
at It's initial artists lonceri on presi-
dents Day, October 20. Richmond's
own artist, John Powell. pianist and
composer Rare indeed, i, is that "A
musician attains high distinction along
both OF these lines. but foremost nu-
steal critics unite in rating Mr. powe,l
as one Of the few really great artists
and composers Of America.
E'This Will De his first public appear.
a1tce in Richmond since the Sonata